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  <identifier>YesMinister</identifier>
  <title>Yes Minister</title>
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Yes Minister stars Paul Eddington as Jim Hacker and Nigel Hawthorn as Sir Humphrey Appleby, with Derek Fowldes as Bernard Woolley.&#13;
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This is a BBC situation comedy from the 1980s, written by Anthony Jay and Jonathan Lynn. The comedy derives from the characters and situation, the situation being the public and private life of a British politician.&#13;
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The three principal characters are Jim Hacker MP, who recently has become the Minister for Administrative Affairs, a (fictional) post in the British Government; his chief antagonist, Sir Humphrey, a senior civil servant who is head of the Government Department for which Hacker is now responsible; and Bernard Woolley, a junior civil servant who is in charge of the day-to-day running of the Minister's office in the Department, who has a conflict of loyalties whenever (as is usually the case) Hacker and Sir Humphrey are at odds over some point of Government policy.&#13;
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The comedy derives mainly from the shortcomings of the central character, Jim Hacker: his vanity, pomposity and cowardliness; all of which Sir Humphrey plays on to manipulate Hacker into doing what he wants him to do.&#13;
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  <subject>Old Time Radio; OTR; Comedy; Yes Minister</subject>
  <publicdate>2008-05-27 02:49:56</publicdate>
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