
Queer Gals Watch The West Wing is a West Wing podcast with a unique twist, offering an affectionate rewatch of Aaron Sorkin's iconic political drama through the eyes of two funny, LGBT podcast hosts, Leigh and Fi. Combining humour, insight, and curiosity, they dive into the show’s portrayal of American politics, iconic characters, and cultural nuances, all from a British perspective that adds fres... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Leigh and Fi are swept away with Season 4 Episode 7 of the West Wing, "Election Night," in one of their most absolutely incorrect predictions to date, it's already election day! Leigh thoroughly enjoys Josh Lyman being punked by everyday Americans. F... more
Did someone say Game On? Leigh and Fi are energised, nay jazzed by Jed Bartlet's debate performance against Governor Ritchie. Leigh is beside herself at the various necktie games between Sam Seaborn, Will Bailey, Jed and Abbie. Fiona, meanwhile, is d... more
Leigh and Fi are floored by The West Wing Series 4, Episode 5, "Debate Camp." Fi is predicting a new dynamic duo in a Joey Lucas and Sam Seaborn collab. Leigh is emotionally devastated by Andy and Toby Ziegler's baby news. Then Leigh chats all things... more
Leigh and Fi have masses to say about The West Wing Series 4, Episode 4, "The Red Mass" as Senator Stackhouse (and with him Amy Gardner) wreak potential havoc on the Bartlet Campaign and toy with Josh Lyman's mental health. Hey y'all this is a little... more
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These ladies do such a phenomenal job every week dissecting an episode of this beloved show. As a multiple rewatcher of the series and one old enough to remember watching it in its original run. It is fascinating to get the real time impressions of the next generation as they watch the show for the first time with their 2025 experiences and bias’s. And for those of us that know what is coming each week, it is a treat to hear new voices discover this show I have loved for 25 years. Can’t recommen... more
I’m beyond ecstatic that I found this podcast. I watched The West Wing when it aired 25 years ago throughout high school and college. When it began being shown in syndication, I watched it whenever I got the chance and then streaming became a thing and I’ve watched it non-stop since. This podcast is the closest I’ve ever come to being able to watch this beloved show for the first time all over again. Leigh and Fi’s earnest reactions are delightful and their insights as they watch 25 years after ... more
my daughter recommended your podcast to me and I am loving your sometimes irreverent take on all things West Wing! We often chat about funny comments you have made. The fashion comments always make me go back and look at previously watched episodes. Love it! Equally love the deep dive subjects at the end of the episode review, even as a lifelong American I’m learning many things that I have either forgotten or never fully understood, and I thank you for that.
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I loved the West Wing. While it's somewhat more problematic on rewatch, this is a delightful experience of nostalgia and queer girl glee. Plus it's fun to hear the British and Irish take on US politics from two young queer women
Leigh and Fi have delightful banter and bring wit and laughter to these dark dark times by bringing us back to the 2000s. I appreciate their ability to draw similarities between the WW and today, while keeping us laughing and in love with Alison Janney. Thank you!
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Two British hosts bring a warm, witty lens to a beloved US political drama, pairing sharp analysis with playful banter. Each episode blends episode recaps with deep dives into real-world political topics, history, and gender dynamics, often through a queer, feminist perspective that makes complex ideas accessible and entertaining for both longtime fans and newcomers. The show stands out by mixing nostalgia with timely insights, offering clear takeaways on leadership, policy, and culture, while adding charm through UK-inflected humor and dynamic host chemistry.
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