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剧情介绍
本剧叙述在野党影子内阁成员Jim Hacker在帮助本党大选获胜之后得到行政事务部（DAA）部长的职务，从此开始面对以部秘书Sir Humphrey Appleby为首的公务员体系，而他的公派私人秘书、同属公务员的Bernard则夹在了当中。在Hacker所代表的政客以及Appleby所代表的公务员之间因施政而发生的种种冲突之中，两人的关系不停地发生变化，既有互相捂盖子，也有互相揭老底。与此同时，英国政治体制（包括政党体制和公务员体制）中的种种不为外人所知弊端和黑幕也展现在观众眼前。当然所有这些都是通过大量喜剧情节和台词展开。在本系列后半部分的《Yes Prime Minister》中，Hacker通过党内角力当上了首相，而Appleby也已先他一步当上了首相秘书，两人的故事移到唐宁街10号继续展开。假如爱有天意不拘小节的人俊俏媳妇开明婆古墓荒斋碧波女贼能先接吻吗？如获至宝虫师 蚀日之翳一路顺风2016危情共舞黑蜥蜴 黒蜥蜴在我的房间天师斗僵尸粤语羞耻恶魔红色娘子军女人的村庄绝世撸神疯神无耻之徒第八季军情五处 第七季哈马舍尔德悬案寄养家庭第五季糊涂侦探第五季一仆二主笑出来的眼泪天魔第三集德维塔耶夫小薇小芙看见一头熊24小时：末路重生富江5最终章：禁断的果实克利夫兰绑架案妖怪名单第一季小花的味噌汤血湖伟大的起点革命之间对决2016辛巴达航行七海偷天换日2003国语霍华德庄园1992触手可及超时空富豪猎鹰突击魅惑之人
长篇影评
1 ) 走管理路线怎么可以少了经典素材积累
1. The three articles of civil service faith: it takes longer to do things quickly; it's more expensive to do them cheaply; it's more democratic to do them in secret.
2. 阿拉伯之旅答记者问也是模板，以守为攻不然都快被pua到忘了minister这个位置也不是随便什么阿猫阿狗能爬上来的
Do come in.
Sit down, Jenny.
I may call you Jenny, may I not?
- If you like.
- Now, what seems to be the trouble? Two things.Both of them rather worrying to the public.The first is a story that was in the French press.It's about corruption in BES
- getting the Kumrani contract.
- Complete nonsense!
- They quoted reports of payments to officials.Really, this is absolutely typical.A British company slogs its guts out to win orders, create jobs! What does it get from the media? A smear campaign! - If they won by bribery
- There was no bribery.I had a full inquiry.
- All these payments have been identified.
- What as?
- Commission fees, administrative overheads.
- Operative costs, managerial surcharges.Expenses, miscellaneous outgoings.We have looked into every brown envelope every every account book and everything is completely in order.
- I see.
- May I say one thing? Allegations of this nature are symptomatic of a very sick society for which the media shares the blame!
- The media?
- Why are you putting thousands of jobs at risk? I'll call on the Press Council to censure the press for its lack of professionalism in running this story.The Council and the House of Commons must be concerned about the standards which have applied in this disgraceful matter.Pressure will be brought to bear to make sure that this gutter press reporting is not repeated.I see.Ahem.Well, there is this other question.It's about the rosewater jar apparently presented to you in Kumran.
- Yes?
- I saw it in your flat, actually.
- Yes, we're keeping it there, temporarily.
- Temporarily?
- Yes, it's very valuable.
- Mrs Hacker said it was an imitation.Burglars, girl, burglars! And you've gossip! That's until we can get rid of it.
- Get rid of it?
- I'll present it to our local museum this weekend.I can't hold onto it, you know.It's government property.Now what was your question? No er that's all right, actually.Um I No, no, no, that's fine.
- Nothing more?
- No, no, that's all.Well, good of you to drop in.
- Thank you, Minister.
- Goodbye, Jenny.
2 ) 一些感想
第三季第一集 机会平等
这集讨论女权，人家80年代拍的剧集就已经如此一针见血了，而且那时候女权已经是一种政治正确（非贬义）了，男性领导人虽然阳奉阴违，但是也认同女性是应该争取自己权利的，女性和男性应该获得同样的权利。相反，2020年了，女性争取自己权利还会被公开辱骂“女性的权利已经够多了”，真实得感受到了差距。
剧中辛辣得讽刺男性领导人对于女性的种种偏见，通过大臣与女秘书之间的对话，体现出女性在职场上不受重视，即使有能力有才干，但是因为是女性所以基本上是无法被提拔上去。
然后通过小汉和阿诺德之间的对话，更是投入出男性领导人对女性的普遍歧视“太感性，不理性“，“要么嚼舌根，要么掉眼泪”，“不是掉眼泪就是撒泼”，“总是以偏概全，想事情都是同一个路数”。
再然后通过男性领导人的内阁会议，具体化了这种歧视，每个部门领导都是，我原则上同意，但是女性不适合我们这个部门，“外交部要去穆斯林国家，不适合女人”，“女性不适合做警察，不适合看管监狱”，“80%的书记员，99%的打字员都是女性”（低端工作可以做，但是高层就算了）
当然小汉的“已婚已育的女性不适合工作，因为不能保证全身心拖入工作，未婚未育女性也不适合工作，因为资历太浅”真是更加扎心。2020年了以上种种论调还是比比皆是，女权之路，任重道远。
然后即使是女性内部，安妮也会怀疑大臣与女秘书太过密切，而阻扰女秘书升职。
这集太现实了，看得人很沉重，我以为大臣无法帮助女权获胜了，但是没想到女秘书最后绝地反击，痛斥官僚主义，痛斥整个公务员系统，并且潇洒离开，也不屑于当什么副秘书长，要当就当实干的董事。看完觉得女性还是要自己起来抗争，不要寄希望于别人替你争取权利，激进的男权派小汉等男领导是不允许女性威胁它们自己的权利的，即使是温和的男权派，大臣也只是为了自己的选票，必要时候也是可以以其他利益舍弃女权。举一个最简单的例子，除非是升职加薪都有标准制度的大公司，如果你自己不提出来要加薪，大多数老板肯定会睁一眼闭一只眼，不会主动给你加薪。
不得不说，这才是讽刺喜剧，不是无脑工业糖精，看完引人深思！
3 ) S03E06
看别的集的时候忍俊不禁，到第六集只觉得悲哀，没有继续看下一集而是来回三遍。
Humphrey在任职30年内服务了十一届政府，态度不断变化，对共同市场先反对后支持，从支持国营到私营，从支持死刑到支持废除死刑，认同凯恩斯主义和弗里德曼主义。不是因为他得出了道理，年纪越大，认为的越是对的，而是因为他通过公务员体系成为了既得利益者。正如素质教育的最大支持者是教师群体，废除死刑的最大得益者是律师。
“道德只有对与错，没有小错与大错。政府追求的并非是道德，而是稳定：社会正常运转、预防混乱、阻止分裂、屹立不倒，政府无关善与恶，只关乎治与乱。”
Hacker对着汉妃信誓旦旦的言论不会反驳，只好气急败坏地无力诅咒一句：“你会下地狱。”Humphrey调侃你什么时候有神学倾向了？
有弹幕认为Humphrey所言极是。实际上他说的并不是对的，而是那些懦弱无能的人借一部政治剧传达出的右派观点来合理化自己失败的藉口。一个社会中“稳定”与“善”并非不能并存。只追求万岁万岁万万岁的稳定，而不讲民众心中的道德，那是专制社会。
Hacker的确平庸而无能，但那个时间段是想过宁愿辞职也要说出真相的，回家后在沙发上借酒消愁，暗示了理想主义的落幕。但最后首相选举，他最后一点良心也没有了。
4 ) BBC's take on Yes, Minister
Three series were made between 1980 and 1984, before Jim Hacker achieved real power in Yes Prime Minister.
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The series follows Right Honorable James Hacker MP, Minister for Administrative Affairs, and his attempts to make officialdom and administration make sense. He does this whilst pushing his own self-serving agenda, and keeping his head above any nasty political waters. Throughout his career, he's up against Whitehall’s Sir Humphrey Appleby, unflappable symbol of a machine that has no gears, only brakes.
Jim's policies, whether cutting costs or trying to streamline red tape, are sabotaged by Appleby's Machiavellian skills, often accompanied by brain-wrenching sentences designed to confuse Hacker - and often succeeding. Absolutely snobbish and elitist, yet blind to anything that does not serve the Whitehall way, Sir Humphrey is the avatar of the British State.
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Hacker's politics appear to be completely pragmatic and blown by the winds of chance, and are never dogmatic enough to be clearly labelled Labour or Conservative. By removing the trappings of a particular 'party' and allowing both sides to appear at their worst - venal and inconstant Hacker forever opposing the pompous and manipulative Appleby - Yes, Minister maintained a timeless quality that means it has endured beyond the Thatcherite politics it satirised.
Issues were raised that are still timely now - identity papers and computer databases of the population, university funding, arms sales, oil politics being just a few.
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Motifs of the series included the wonderful music of Ronnie Hazelhurst playing against Gerald Scarfe's hilarious caricatures of the three leads; Hacker's use of catastrophically mixed metaphors, his Private Secretary Bernard's fondness for awful puns and maddening pedantry, and Sir Humphrey's laconic wit, almost shocking contempt for anyone who isn't a senior Civil Servant, and his catchphrase, usually after totally defeating Hacker, of muttering 'Yes Minster' to close the show.
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Whilst the iconic figure of Sir Humphrey, as portrayed by Nigel Hawthorne, is the series' enduring legacy, the true star of the show is Hacker, as played by Paul Eddington. Though most of the verbal quips are Humphrey's, the comedy is Hacker's, mainly because Paul Eddington was probably the best comedy actor of his generation and his timing is miraculous.
Always buffeted by fate, wanting to do good but too scared of losing votes and status to do anything, Hacker is the symbol of all of us, wanting to be better, and not quite making it.
A true original, Yes Minister remains one of the most influential sitcoms of its time, as witness its huge success, many awards (including BAFTAs for the show and for Hawthorne).
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Famously accurate in the spirit of the relationship between civil servant and politician, it was Mrs Thatcher's favourite show... make of that whatever you want. Yes Minister was proof that comedy could take on serious subjects and make real points with them.
搬运自BBC-Comedy Yes, Minister
5 ) 看到好笑的就写下来
Three articles of Civil Service: it takes longer to do things quickly; it is more expensive to do them cheaply; it is more democratic to do them in secret
Civil servants are grown like oak trees, not mustard and cress.
A: tell him the unions won't wear it.
B: but they like it!
A: that's beside the point.
A: well, if I might suggest...that we be realistic about this.
B: by realistic, you mean drop the whole scheme?
A: oh, dear me, no! but perhaps, a pause to re-group, allow us to reassess the situation and discuss alternative strategies? a space of time for mature reflection and deliberation?
B: ...yes you mean drop the whole scheme.
A: you are not saying that government the Britain is important?
B: no! it is very important! it's just that I haven't met anyone who's doing it!
A: in the past all local government reforms rebound on us. whenever anybody finds a way of saving money or cutting staff in local government, you find it works for Whitehall just as well!
B: yes, but local government is extravagant, overstaffed, incompetent, whereas we...Σ( ° △ °|||)︴
A：╮(￣▽￣")╭
A: if he does need something to keep him busy, you know what to do? get him to look into civil defense.
B: Civil defense? you mean fallout shelters?o(*≧▽≦)ツ
A: yes, government long ago decided that civil defense was not a serious issue.
B: oh, merely a desperate one!o(*≧▽≦)ツ
A: and it is best left to those whose incompetence can be relied upon.
B: local authorities!o(*≧▽≦)ツ
A: people of local government are either self-centered busy bodies on an ego trip and the other half do it for what they can get out of it.
B: perhaps they ought to be in the House of Commons.
A: where did you get the idea for this dangerous nonsense?!!!
B: from someone...in the department.
A: minister! I have warned you before about the danger of speaking to people in the department! I implore you to stay out of the minefield of local government. it is a political graveyard.
C: excuse me, sir Humphrey, but you cannot have a graveyard in a minefield, because all the corpses would....powwwwww!
A: if local authorities don't send us statistics that we asked for, then the government figures will be a nonsense.
B: why?
A: they'll be incomplete!
B: but government figures are a nonsense anyway.
C: I think A wants to ensure they are complete nonsense.
If the minister is restless, he can feed the ducks in St Jame's Park!
Obviously I'm not a trained lawyer or I wouldn't have been in charge of the Legal Unit!!
Minister: Non-event?
Humphrey: Oh, a brilliant triumph for you of course, minister.
Minister: hmmm.
Humphrey: which is why it's a futile non-event for the press.
A: it's perfectly all right, as long as nobody knows.
B: shouldn't we tell minister?
A: certainly not!
B: but if everybody knows!
A: everybody else. we do not let a minister know what everybody else knows.
A: I can't believe it! are you saying that winning at corruption is government policy?
B: no, no! minister! It could never be government policy! that is unthinkable! ......only government practice...╮(￣▽￣")╭
A: Everything wrong is not having an integrated policy.
B: But we did have a policy before.
A: Did we?
B: Yes, it was our policy not to have a policy.
The ship of state is the only ship that leaks from the top!
6 ) 你可能不知道的Yes, Minister
搬运自 imdb The writers had advisors who had worked within the government and many of the stories were based on real situations. For example, in Yes Minister: The Moral Dimension (1982) they go to an arab state where alcohol is not allowed and so they set up a "communications room" in the embassy where they keep a stash of booze so they could slip out and have a drink. This really happened.
A great fan of the series, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (as she then was) wrote a sketch for the show with press secretary Bernard Ingham which was recorded and aired as part of the 1984 National Viewers and Listeners Awards. The sketch featured Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne, both of whom are talking to the Prime Minister (played by Thatcher herself) about her notion to abolish economists. The role of James Hacker was written with Paul Eddington in mind. Only three episodes in the series - Yes Minister: The Economy Drive (1980); Yes Minister: Big Brother (1980); and Yes Minister: The Right to Know (1980) - did not end with the phrase "Yes Minister." Paul Eddington, Nigel Hawthorne and Derek Fowlds all hated having to record the show in front of a studio audience (as was the convention for television sitcoms at the time) due to the distraction and often having to pause for audience laughter to die down. Screenwriters Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn avoided all references that could indicate Hacker's political party, though Lynn later admitted they had always imagined him as a centre minded Conservative.
Ronnie Hazlehurst's theme-tune is composed around the chimes of Big Ben at the Palace of Westminster. The British Film Institute (BFI) named this as one of the top ten television programmes of all time.
第七集绝了，民膏民脂供有权有势的人享乐
三星半。特别篇的条目找不到了及写在这儿吧~ jim还是成功上位了啊！！ 经过了这么多事儿你说jim真什么都不知道吗？真傻吗？切~凭我的智商反正是做不到他这个程度~最后游说竞选人的部分赶脚jim超有范儿啊~干脆利落！等着你呦PM~
一集一集看下来真的是非常过瘾，而且越陷越深...所谓神剧和经典的确有它的魔力，如今很火的《House of cards》一集就看不下去了，感谢这部剧，让我一个政治盲得到了启蒙。无可救药的爱上这部剧了，不因为它到底有多搞笑，而是看着它就给人很惬意温馨的感觉。三个人都好可爱，特别是Bernard好萌！！！2021.9二刷，大概从第三集开始非常赞了！
在遇见这剧之前我从来不知道世界上居然拍这种题材能有这么个拍法的(以前更加孤陋寡闻嗯），人物塑造各种对话单独挑哪里出来都是一等一的赞，萌爆了的剧（等等
都是些道德中空的人，不过因为自己的良心而否定他人的道德未免太过了，所以我们要做的事是什么也不理，做自己职责内的事罢了PS难得有三人“合作”简直不是棒字了得，开始喜欢狡诈却明智的Humphey了，大臣真的很萌
minister想把Bernard当弃子给扔掉的时候我可伤心了！！！(╬￣皿￣)凸虽然Bernard总是墙头草两边倒，可是人家总是尽力帮助minister你呢！！怎么还不如humpy对Bernard 呢！(╬￣皿￣)凸还好最好Bernard的事情被压下来了！
可能是这辈子看到的最好的剧了吧
期待唐宁街10号再见~以后碰到说话绕弯的人就这么问"You're not related to Sir Humphrey Appleby by any chance?" 另外，Bernard越来越可爱了~
除了关于性别问题的那集笑不出来外 其他还是好好笑啊:D
《THE WHISKY PRIEST》这一集系列最佳，以前看的话我应会流泪。
太机智了！连Bernard半真半假的回答都闪耀着智慧的光芒！嘤~
这后面几集伯纳德戏份越来越多，也越来越智慧了，不过伯纳德衰老得好快！汉弗莱确实魅力四射虽说并不是啥善人。最后哈克给伯纳德升官，汉弗莱不高兴，估计是觉得他俩关系太近了吧。
打岔的艺术、下套的艺术、扯皮的艺术、装傻的艺术、捅娄子的艺术、补锅的艺术……
笑死了笑死了，必须起身鼓掌送给这群老头，真是太有趣了，好高端漂亮的英文词汇句子啊。恭喜haker成为了10号!!!!!!9.8分!!!果然是神剧
这剧本，这表演，这从句套从句套从句套从句的表达。。。= = 三位主演两位已逝，只有Bernard一人看新版YM是如何糟蹋经典的。
圣诞特别篇真是首尾呼应的典范，既呼应了本集开头给Bernard的surprise，也呼应了本剧第一季第一集的phone jitters. 只是首相突然提早离职的安排也太奇怪了。
這一季的服裝很不錯。Humpy往事被揭露簡直太經典，Bernard充分發掘了自己的潛力，Hacker的學習成果得到了導師的肯定XD
1.女性主义；2. 精简冗余公务员、民防工程与“领导先躲”&媒体“自由” 3. 打压高效地方政府&掩盖历史失责档案 4. 公务员蹭出国&外贸行贿订单&公务员家属受贿；5. 陆运空运铁路-公共交通；6.军火与恐怖分子&道德真空；7.花大部分老百姓的税补贴少数精英趣味（歌剧院音乐厅美术馆等）还是大部分老百姓的平民娱乐
第一集的女权问题放到三十年后的今天也是最常被谈论的话题，而在1900的精讲里，弹幕里男人的反驳和跳脚和坐在会议室里的英国老白男如出一辙，感觉什么都没有变，什么都没有解决，哪有什么矫枉过正，争取权利就是进十退九。
完美的“大臣奋斗三部曲”，从第一季刚进内阁不了解情况、被秘书玩弄于股掌之间，到第二季熟悉规则、有时还利用秘书反击一下，这第三季算是修得圆满、与秘书配合默契并同化了，互相掩护、打官腔也熟练不少、对官僚运作机制了解颇深。而私人秘书伯纳虽然也适应了两面派生活，但经常抛书袋，没多少长进。