Cornelius Dr Vanderbilt prieš 3 mėnesius 7:58 ... Linking Honours to Economy ... I am a retired Senior Civil Servant ... the language, body language and gestures are so real that I can vouch, both must have seen such in real life. I joined it at a tender age of 25, as a doe eyed Public Servant. Four decades later, retired as a burnt out silver coin. It is the Civil Service of a country that runs the country. They are underpaid and unappreciated, even abused. They work the hardest yet, rewarded the least. Sir Humphrey, at his peak, was paid pittance when compared to Elizabeth Taylor, who never attended a University letting alone getting double first. The Situation Comedy was written and acted so diligently that the public took it as a Documentary to the point where HM the Queen, at a Gala, took Nigel Hawthorne, as the Permanent Secretary: 'What are you doing here?' she remarked. Apparently, what was Her Permanent Secretary to the Cabinet, doing among Actors. 'I am an Actor.' he answered with courtesy. 'Oh, are you?' 'Yes, Mam!' Yes Minister brought down Politicians' House of Cards.

Eric the Great prieš 3 mėnesius As much as i loved other shows from British comedy , such as the Goodies, Benny Hill, Black Adder, Red Dwarf etc etc , Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister has to be my ALL TIME favourites. Got every episode on DVD and i watch them constantly , never get tired of it.

Philip Croft prieš 1 savaitę Now all three main Character Actors are gone, such a shame. Brilliant writing and acting. Never to be seen again.

natalie hilton prieš 6 dienas I'd forgotten how good this show is. It's so well written, and the dry humour of the ministers. I think I'll watch it on YouTube nowadays.