a person who lies is not somebody who says something which is false but somebody who says it knowing that it was false at the time he said it. That is the difference between a lie and a mistake
as to cause epistemological problems of sufficient magnitude as to lay upon the logical and semantic resources of the english language a heavier burden than they can be reasonably be expected to bear.
Unfortunately, although the answer was indeed clear, simple and straightforward, there is some difficulty in justifiably assigning to it the forth of the epithets you applied to the statement, inasmuch as the precise correlation between the information you correlated and the facts insofar they can be determined and demonstrated as such
There were two series, one in which Hacker was the Minister of Administrative affairs, and a later one in which he was Prime Minister.. This clip is from the later: Yes, Prime Minister.
@youknowimright1 Well there is The Thick of It. Its another BBC show and its set in the labour administration, but the jokes are less subtle and there is way way more swearing. Its sort of a progression from this show though, all the issues brought up here still exist, so they needed a new format for jokes.
What a great way of saying "you lied". I didn't know it was the last one - I've not seen Yes, Prime Minister yet. Such a shame I think Nigel Hawthorne was made for that part he was fantastic
Considering that he was too ill to complete even a single scene in one take (lots of continuity errors resulted) and was in constant pain, the acting is phenominal.
who was in pain, was it Paul with his rare cancer or Nigel with his cancer? Both brilliant actors, I still watch both series and know each episode almost by heart. I dont think any pollitical satire show that has ever come close to these series, still relevant and hillarious. RIP to both actors.
hahaha
eastgarden100 1 week ago
A Politician lying- whatever next..
KnaphillKid 2 months ago
Awesome :))) I have forgotten how good it was :))))
radmilasofrevska 5 months ago
a person who lies is not somebody who says something which is false but somebody who says it knowing that it was false at the time he said it. That is the difference between a lie and a mistake
truvianni 6 months ago
2 politicians saw this video
freudastaire 7 months ago 5
as to cause epistemological problems of sufficient magnitude as to lay upon the logical and semantic resources of the english language a heavier burden than they can be reasonably be expected to bear.
liangyuanruo 9 months ago 8
Unfortunately, although the answer was indeed clear, simple and straightforward, there is some difficulty in justifiably assigning to it the forth of the epithets you applied to the statement, inasmuch as the precise correlation between the information you correlated and the facts insofar they can be determined and demonstrated as such
liangyuanruo 9 months ago 6
epistemological problems LOL
bulbadox 1 year ago 3
This is comedy gold and alot is relevent today. I
Ihave a slightly longer clip which has Bernards response to the PM saying "I did need to know"
k33fy 1 year ago
"Yes, I know this is a difficult concept to get across to a politician."
Truly, nothing changes.
arwenae 1 year ago 13
The testomomlogical, what are you talkiung about!?
I can't even spell it. XD!
MtheGate 1 year ago
@MtheGate
It´s epistemological :-)
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uthWalto 1 year ago
I´ve seen this so many that I actually know by heart Humphrey´s speech
DaniMajor 2 years ago 9
Great show, explains a lot about politics.
CaptJJYossarian 2 years ago 2
The pound [sterling] had another bad-day on the Foreign-Exchange
Spooky...
CashOnTheNail1955 2 years ago 2
Greatest TV series ever. Funnier than most comedies. More revealing than most documentaries. More honest than most News programmes.
stoprainingonme 2 years ago 89
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its called "yes, minister", not "yes, prime minister"
groan
rachthegreat2 3 years ago
There were two series, one in which Hacker was the Minister of Administrative affairs, and a later one in which he was Prime Minister.. This clip is from the later: Yes, Prime Minister.
HConstantine 3 years ago 29
Actually this is Yes Prime Minister, Hacker is Prime Minister, so you can keep the groan as your the one who doesnt know what there are talking about
apathyriot 3 years ago 4
Haha, noob
TheMediaTalks 2 years ago
none of today's comedians are even nearly as talented as Nigel Hawthorne.....except maybe Stephen Fry
bobbyray27 3 years ago 8
Both are so perfect in their roles, it's almost unbelievable! I love this series! :)
EdenEchoes 3 years ago 15
too bad they're dead
cromicus 3 years ago
Both of them?
How is bernard doing?
Mullahgrrl 2 years ago
what episode and series is this???????
NaMgKCa 3 years ago 4
Yes Prime Minister
[BBC]
Season 2, Episode: 8, 'The Tangled Web' - the last episode..
quarky00 3 years ago 6
@quarky00 I have seen yes Minister and it is of great quality, Is there any other series of political comedy simialr to yes prime/minister?
youknowimright1 3 months ago
@youknowimright1 Well there is The Thick of It. Its another BBC show and its set in the labour administration, but the jokes are less subtle and there is way way more swearing. Its sort of a progression from this show though, all the issues brought up here still exist, so they needed a new format for jokes.
lakariana 2 months ago
What a great way of saying "you lied". I didn't know it was the last one - I've not seen Yes, Prime Minister yet. Such a shame I think Nigel Hawthorne was made for that part he was fantastic
CalumK1982 3 years ago 8
Incredibly well written and acted. Best "comedy" series ever.
dandysquirrel 3 years ago 7
This is why I love English! =)
sweetpopz 3 years ago 4
what do you mean i lied? i mean.....you lied....i see this is a difficult concept to get across tyo a politician-rolf
xshadowx324 3 years ago 9
English is a beautiful language when properly applied.
JOHNSENA666 3 years ago 18
HILARIOUS. He takes 70-80 words to simply say "you lied"
CL6120 3 years ago 7
Considering that he was too ill to complete even a single scene in one take (lots of continuity errors resulted) and was in constant pain, the acting is phenominal.
2206411411 4 years ago 5
who was in pain, was it Paul with his rare cancer or Nigel with his cancer? Both brilliant actors, I still watch both series and know each episode almost by heart. I dont think any pollitical satire show that has ever come close to these series, still relevant and hillarious. RIP to both actors.
ozphil 3 years ago
It seems sad to see this episode as this was the last one.
Flibble17 4 years ago 2
The rolls royce of the British civil service - all now destroyed by Labour I'm afraid.
kgab2268 4 years ago 3
I really hate it when I come across that "Ratings have been disabled for this video" thingy. I have been entertained and I want to applaud!
Five stars from me.
MadameAdam 4 years ago 27
Sorry, point taken.
quarky00 4 years ago 5
Thank you!!
bcteagirl 4 years ago