
Yes, Prime Minister is a movie/drama series airing on UK television.
On his arrival at Number 10, Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem, made more difficult by Sir Humphrey's constant meddling. The new PM soon realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs. Political comedy, starring Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
On his arrival at Number 10, new PM Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem and realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back
On his arrival at Number 10, new PM Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem and realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
On his arrival at Number 10, new PM Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem and realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back
On his arrival at Number 10, new PM Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem and realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
On his arrival at Number 10, new PM Jim Hacker is confronted by a confusing nuclear deterrent problem and realises his powers do not stretch to domestic affairs
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
Jim Hacker prepares to make his first public broadcast as prime minister, but has trouble speaking to camera
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back
Jim attempts to gain support for his tax cuts by threatening to raise the duty on tobacco
A territorial battle develops at Number 10. Sir Humphrey has skilfully moved the PM's political adviser Dorothy Wainwright out of her office, but she insists on moving back