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Yes, Prime Minister (1986–1988) — comedy on BBC Two
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About Yes, Prime Minister
Yes, Prime Minister ended on January 28, 1988, on BBC Two. The show concluded after its second season, which aired from December 3, 1987, to January 28, 1988.
Yes, Prime Minister was a British comedy series that originally premiered on January 9, 1986. It centered on the political and administrative challenges faced by Minister Jim Hacker as he navigated the complexities of Whitehall politics, ultimately reaching the position of Prime Minister. The series was known for its satirical portrayal of government bureaucracy and political maneuvering.
Paul Eddington starred as James Hacker, Nigel Hawthorne played Sir Humphrey Appleby, and Derek Fowlds portrayed Bernard Woolley. The show holds a rating of 8.1 on TVMaze and each episode had a runtime of approximately 30 minutes.
Yes, Prime Minister episode schedule
16 aired
Aired · 16
| Date | Ep. | Title |
|---|---|---|
| January 28, 1988 | S2·E8 | The Tangled Web |
| January 8, 1988 | S2·E7 | The National Education Service |
| January 1, 1988 | S2·E6 | The Patron of the Arts |
| December 31, 1987 | S2·E5 | Power to the People |
| December 24, 1987 | S2·E4 | A Conflict of Interest |
| December 17, 1987 | S2·E3 | A Diplomatic Incident |
| December 10, 1987 | S2·E2 | Official Secrets |
| December 3, 1987 | S2·E1 | Man Overboard |
| February 27, 1986 | S1·E8 | One of Us |
| February 20, 1986 | S1·E7 | The Bishops Gambit |
| February 13, 1986 | S1·E6 | A Victory for Democracy |
| February 13, 1986 | S1·E5 | A Real Partnership |
| January 30, 1986 | S1·E4 | The Key |
| January 23, 1986 | S1·E3 | The Smoke Screen |
| January 16, 1986 | S1·E2 | The Ministerial Broadcast |
| January 9, 1986 | S1·E1 | The Grand Design |
