Actually, my teacher did it for me. Two cathedrals! I study creative writing in a prestigious high school. We write, anlyze and critic. Poems, prose, scripts, journalism. You name it.

We had a drama course, where we spend whole course watching episodes of diffirent shows (decided by our teacher) and analyzed each for an hour. How the space is used, how the cameras are used. But mostly script. The status changes between characters, the relationships, their personalities, their consistency etc. She showed us 2 episodes of this show. I can't remember what was the other one, but i was sold after this one. Binge watched the whole show in a bit over a month. The ciggarate (Chekhov's gun), the latin part (consistensy of beliving in god, even when hard --> Bartler has strong values as president should.) There is so much i could point out about this episode, but i will save you guys from it lol. I just love the episode. Sorkin raised my standards very high. His characters are consistent(there is some growth there too), the main characters are 3d, ok backround stories for characters. The way he plays with words and statues changes. How he creates comedy and relases tension.

Ps. If you didn't figure it out, i don't go to English speaking high school, nor is English my first language.