Here's a funny tidbit from today's Wall Street Journal that relates to the show we know and love - about a new "sport" on the Internet: coming up with the best examples of how Wikipedia is skewed towards popular culture.

For instance, the West Wing of the White House merits a 1,100-word entry on Wikipedia - an online encyclopedia anyone can edit - while The West Wing, the seven-season TV smash, has an 6,800-word write-up.

Check out a few examples cited by the Wall Street Journal in the graphic below... including a picture of Ellen Pompeo and the annihilation of Gray's Anatomy, the medical text, by ABC's Grey's Anatomy ...

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