Nostalgia Pop Quiz

Trivia Quiz:

Remember when The West Wing was so popular that for four years running every Best Supporting Actor Emmy nominee was either in the series, or the actor's clone? But who can guess which of Bradley Whitford's clones actually won the gong in 2001?



Answer: It was Britley Whatley

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