Here's what President Bartlet, C.J. Cregg and the rest of our favorite West Wing characters have been up to since they left the White House.

Jed Bartlet, the fictional president played by Martin Sheen in The West Wing, inspired many a TV-obsessed college student to move to Washington in the early aughts. We made fun of those college ...

Actor Martin Sheen said Saturday that he wouldn’t rule out playing President Bartlet in a revival of “The West Wing.”Sheen told the Los Angeles Times that it would be “satisfying” to ...

If you worked in President Bartlet’s White House, you would not have to worry about dying an early death from sitting all day, because the West Wing staffers are always walking! And talking! And ...

London-based songwriter and producer Jess Bartlet has been hard at work lately working under the name Island Fox. The project sees Bartlet explore a range of sounds to come out with something ...

Former “West Wing” President Jed Bartlet has returned with a message for Congress. In a video posted Tuesday to Brave New Films’ YouTube channel, actor Martin Sheen reprises his role as the ...

This supercut of Bartlet’s favorite jacket move–mostly performed by Sheen, but at least once done by an actor playing a young version of the character–highlights just how many times Bartlet ...

Allan Bartlet, 44, and partner Wendy Anderson face losing their home in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, due to the damage done to his credit history by his former girlfriend Pamela Milne.

Few West Wing characters are as loved as President Jed Bartlet, Martin Sheen’s folksy, Nobel Prize-winning commander-in-chief. Bartlet’s charm is partly rooted in his many quirks of ...

President Bartlet is back. Martin Sheen, who played Jed Bartlet, the fictional leader of the free world in The West Wing — Aaron Sorkin's Emmy-winning show which aired from 1999-2006 — has ...

In this famous Season 1 scene, President Bartlet outlined for Zoey why she needed so much security protection, explaining the worst-case scenario of her being kidnapped and him forced to start an ...

Obama is played by comedian Alan Carr - while Martin Sheen dons leather bondage gear to portray President Bartlet, his character from the hit TV show.