Navigating the treacherous waters of British politics proves unexpectedly challenging for newly appointed Prime Minister Jim Hacker. Thrust into office with little preparation and possessing neither the vision nor the steely resolve typically associated with power, Hacker finds himself woefully outmatched. His only allies seem to be his own desperate ambition and a cunning Cabinet Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby – a master of manipulation whose pragmatic schemes threaten to undermine Hacker’s every move. This season promises a hilarious and insightful look at the often-absurd realities of government, where good intentions are routinely sacrificed on the altar of bureaucratic maneuvering.
Jim Hacker, newly appointed Prime Minister, possesses an abundance of enthusiasm – and a frustrating habit of generating new policy proposals. Luckily for the status quo, his supremely capable (and subtly obstructive) Cabinet Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby, is always there to ensure those bright ideas remain firmly on the drawing board. Caught in the crossfire is Bernard Woolley, Hacker’s perpetually bewildered Private Secretary, navigating a precarious tightrope between his boss's ambitions and Sir Humphrey’s masterful maneuvering.
Government minister James Hacker, a well-meaning but hapless MP for Administrative Affairs, unexpectedly finds himself rising through the ranks of politics to Number 10. Could his trusted Permanent Private Secretary, the shrewd and politically astute Sir Humphrey Appleby, be behind it all? He must follow Hacker to Downing Street, along with the long-suffering Bernard Woolley. What could possibly go wrong?
Government minister James Hacker, a well-meaning but hapless MP for Administrative Affairs, unexpectedly finds himself rising through the ranks of politics to Number 10. Could his trusted Permanent Private Secretary, the shrewd and politically astute Sir Humphrey Appleby, be behind it all? He must follow Hacker to Downing Street, along with the long-suffering Bernard Woolley. What could possibly go wrong?
When is the next episode of "Yes, Prime Minister"?
The series has officially Ended. There will be no new episodes. The last episode aired on January 28, 1988.
What sub-genres does "Yes, Prime Minister" belong to?
The Series has the following sub-genres: british prime minister, england, government, political humor, politics, prime minister, satire, sequel, sitcom.
What is the rating of "Yes, Prime Minister"?
The Series is rated 8.6/10 on IMDb (14,808 votes), 84% on TMDB (134 votes).
What language is "Yes, Prime Minister" in?
The Series is in EN.
Which country produced "Yes, Prime Minister"?
The Series was produced in GB.
Is there a trailer for "Yes, Prime Minister"?
Yes, a trailer is available.
When did the first season of "Yes, Prime Minister" premiere?
Season 1 premiered on January 9, 1986.
When did the second season of "Yes, Prime Minister" premiere?
Season 2 premiered on December 3, 1987.
What is the average episode length of "Yes, Prime Minister"?
The average episode length is 27 minutes.
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