Yes, Prime Minister - You lied - The Tangled Web

A short 1 min clip from "Yes, Prime Minister".

Humphrey is trying to explain the PM the concept of "not-true".

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[MadameAdam]

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.

[quarky00]

Sorry, point taken.

[Oliver Horner]

Greatest TV series ever. Funnier than most comedies. More revealing than most documentaries. More honest than most News programmes.

[DAmumboJUMBO]

does anyone have the script for this scene

[BelligerentPacifist]

News programmee! A sused-car alesman is more honest than a

[ceolphysis]

I learned more about politics in general by watching this than every sunday morning show ever broadcast.

[masterskyrunner]

This goes on in the Romney and Obama offices quite often...

[masterskyrunner]

Nah, he said "I know this is a difficult concept to get across to a politician."

[kamwrites]

"I don't think it's a difficult point to get across to a politician." ;)

[spencersays]

My professor made me watch this.

[Gaqzi]

Yes,unfortunately although the answer was indeed,clear,simple and straight-forward there is some difficulty in justifiably assigning[..]In as much as the precise corrolation between the information you communicated, and the facts in so far as they can be determined and demonstrated, as such, as to cause an epistemological problem of a sufficient magnitude as to lay upon the logical and semanthical resources of the english language a heavier burden than they can reasonably can be expected to bear

[eastgarden100]

hahaha

[lakariana]

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.