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Yes Minister was a British political satire sitcom broadcast on BBC2 from 1980-1984, consisting of three seven-episode series. The show centered around the interactions between Cabinet Minister Jim Hacker and his civil servant Bernard Woolley, frequently concluding with the series title as a response to questions. Subsequent adaptations included radio productions and a stage play adapted into a new television series in 2013.

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How many seasons of Yes Minister are there?

The classic British sitcom consists of three series of seven episodes each, originally broadcast on BBC2 between 1980 and 1982. It was later followed by a sequel series, Yes, Prime Minister, which ran for two more series.

Who are the main characters in Yes Minister?

The show centers around the comedic power struggle between Jim Hacker, the well-meaning but naive Cabinet Minister, and Sir Humphrey Appleby, his highly manipulative Permanent Secretary. They are aided by Bernard Woolley, the Principal Private Secretary caught between their competing agendas.

Did Yes Minister ever become Yes Prime Minister?

Yes, the original show concluded when Jim Hacker successfully campaigned for and achieved the role of Prime Minister. The BBC then spun the show off into Yes, Prime Minister in 1986, shifting the political satire to 10 Downing Street.

Where can I stream Yes Minister today?

The streaming rights vary by region, but it is frequently available on BritBox in the United States. You can also purchase complete digital seasons through platforms like Apple TV or Amazon Prime Video.

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