Yes Minister

Série télévisée
1980–1984
TV-PG
30min

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Le distingué James Hacker a reçu l'excellent poste de Ministre du Cabinet au Département de l'Administration. Enfin, il est en position de pouvoir et peut apporter certaines réformes nécessa... Tout lireLe distingué James Hacker a reçu l'excellent poste de Ministre du Cabinet au Département de l'Administration. Enfin, il est en position de pouvoir et peut apporter certaines réformes nécessaires depuis longtemps, ou du moins le pense-t-il.Le distingué James Hacker a reçu l'excellent poste de Ministre du Cabinet au Département de l'Administration. Enfin, il est en position de pouvoir et peut apporter certaines réformes nécessaires depuis longtemps, ou du moins le pense-t-il.

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Émission notée 161 parmi les meilleures

Victoire aux 5 BAFTA Awards
- 6 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
The writers had advisors who worked within the government and many of the stories were based on real situations. For example, in season three, episode four, "The Moral Dimension", they go to an Arab country where alcohol is not allowed, and so they set up a "communications room" in the embassy where they keep a stash of booze so they could slip out and have a drink. This really happened.

Gaffes
During the train sequence in "The Official Visit", a close-up shows that the warning notice on the wall is written in gibberish.

Citations
Bernard Woolley: It makes me feel rather downcast. If it's our job to implement Government Policies, shouldn't we believe in them?
Sir Humphrey Appleby: What an extraordinary thing to say.
Bernard Woolley: Why?
Sir Humphrey Appleby: Bernard, I have served 11 Governments in the last 30 years, if I believed in all their policies, I would have been passionately commited to keeping out of the Common Market and passionately committed to going into it, I would've been utterly convinced of the rightness of Nationalising Steel, and of denationalising it, and renationalising it. On Capital Punishment I would have been a fervent retentionist and an ardent Abolitionist, I would have been a Keynesian and a Friedmanite, a Grammar School Destroyer and Preserver, a Nationalisation Freak and a Privatisation Maniac, but above all, I would have been a stark, staring, raving Schizophrenic!

Versions alternatives
The pilot version of the first episode, "Open Government", was released on the UK DVD release of Series 1. It differs from the broadcast version in having different, cheaper-looking titles and different theme music (composed by Max Harris with Sidney Margo).

Connexions
Featured in Zomergasten: Épisode #8.4 (1995)

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Gorgeous

This series is simply the best political comedy ever. From first hand experiences not with the british but the european administration and from my studies of political science I can pledge the satire to be really, really sharp. The dialogues are superb and I simply love the characters. Sir Humphrey is unbeatable. As a fellow writer already commented a must see for everyone into politics.