Jim Hacker finds himself suddenly promoted to the position of Prime Minister. Perhaps unfortunately, Sir Humphrey Appleby and Bernard Wooley accompany him upwards. Stars Paul Eddington, Nigel Hawthorne, Derek Fowlds, Diana Hoddinott and Deborah Norton
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This complete collection includes every episode of the hugely popular political satire Yes Minister Series 1 - 3 (which first aired in 1980 on BBC 2), along with each episode in the subsequent two series of Yes, Prime Minister (which aired from 1986).
Meet the bewildered Rt Hon James Hacker,...
This compendium collects the scripts of all 16 episodes of the hit political satire Yes, Prime Minister, novelised by original writer-creators Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn into a diary format, and presented to be that of the Right Hon. James Hacker.
The 'scripts' were previously published in two volumes, one...
The first series of Yes, Prime Minister sees the new clueless Prime Minister Jim Hacker fumbling through the job with his scheming Cabinet Secretary Sir Humphrey and the long-suffering Bernard.
Includes all eight episodes on one double-sided disc.
Yes Minister is one of the most popular and critically successful British sitcoms of all time, partly due to its fascinatingly accurate observations of the eternal sparring between Paul Eddington as naïve senior minister, Jim Hacker, and Nigel Hawthorne as infernally cunning Permanent Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby.
Originally broadcast in...
This title features four TV soundtrack episodes from the first award-winning BBC TV series starring Paul Eddington, Nigel Hawthorne and Derek Fowlds.
The Grand Design - As Prime Minister, Jim's finger is on the nuclear button. Confused under some tough questioning, he comes up with a surprising Grand Design for...
Four further TV soundtracks from hit BBC sitcom Yes, Prime Minister.
A Real Partnership - A governmental financial crisis collides with plans for a Civil Service pay rise and Sir Humphrey has to summon all his skills to get past a well informed PM.
A Victory For Democracy - Is...