"West Wing" Ends After Seven Seasons With Inauguration Day Transition...
It was an orderly transition Sunday night as President Jed Bartlet left office and "The West Wing" came to a graceful end.
After seven TV seasons (and two terms in his fictional White House), the heroic, quirky, often embattled chief executive played by Martin Sheen was succeeded by Matt Santos (Jimmy Smits). As the Bartlet administration came to its inevitable conclusion, so did the NBC drama.
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