Personally the shows suited my political views, but I definitely always saw how they could be much less fun to watch for other people. An interesting quote fro

Personally the shows suited my political views, but I definitely always saw how they could be much less fun to watch for other people. An interesting quote from the same Sorkin interview [1] I mentioned before: Question: 'Will’s take is that liberals don’t know how to win and conservatives are wrong and often ignorant. The left will like that version of fairness more than the right will.' Sorkin's Answer: 'All I can say is this: First of all, my biggest concern always is, was it a good story, well told? I’m not thinking about the politics at all. But I don’t want to make the same mistake that I accuse the media of making, which is that they all better be equal accusations on all sides, that fairness is somehow a virtue in art. It’s not. Fairness and balance don’t have anything to do with art. This isn’t journalism, and it doesn’t have to live by those rules. It’s meant to have a subjective point of view and an authorial voice.' [1] http://www.vulture.com/2012/06/aaron-sorkin-newsroom-interview.html http://www.vulture.com/2012/06/aaron-sorkin-newsroom-intervi...