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Yes, Prime Minister

Delightful British satire in which incompetent Jim Hacker becomes prime minister, and is manipulated by the scheming Sir Humphrey Appleby. Starring Nigel Hawthorne (Oscar-nominated for the title role in `The Madness of King George') and Paul Eddington, it was a favorite of Margaret Thatcher, and found Hacker in all kinds of bizarre predicaments, including one in which he launched a nuclear missile. Along with its popular predecessor, `Yes, Minister,' it was broadcast in 47 countries.

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The Grand Design

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As Prime Minister, Jim's finger is now on the nuclear button. Confused by some tough...
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The Grand Design

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The Ministerial...

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Jim Hacker plans to introduce his "Grand Design" to the British public during his first...
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The Ministerial...

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A Diplomatic...

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When the French hold out for primacy over a sub-Channel tunnel, P.M. Hacker uses the info...
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The Smoke Screen

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Sir Humphrey opposes P.M. Hacker's plan to cut taxes, so Hacker steers the Minister for...
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The Smoke Screen

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Premise: Delightful British satire in which incompetent Jim Hacker becomes prime minister, and is manipulated by the scheming Sir Humphrey Appleby. Starring Nigel Hawthorne (Oscar-nominated for the title role in `The Madness of King George') and Paul Eddington, it was a favorite of Margaret Thatcher, and found Hacker in all kinds of bizarre predicaments, including one in which he launched a nuclear missile. Along with its popular predecessor, `Yes, Minister,' it was broadcast in 47 countries.

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