If you watch some of the speacial features on the discs you'll find that
Margaret Thatcher watched the show religiously as it gave her insights
into how the civil service thought and operated.
So, she dressed up as the Archbishop of Canterbury to watch the show?
RLE
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So, she dressed up as the Archbishop of Canterbury to watch the show?
No no, I dressed up as the Archbishop of Canterbury to watch the show!
Marshall
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? Do you get that one? Or there is Father
Ted...although that is Irish
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From: Marshall Booth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Yes, Minister
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So, she
Hendrik,
I don't know about the Yanks, but here on BBC Canada we have all of
those shows. I was watching the totally creepy Nighty Night... it's as
strange as the League of Gentlemen but without the shudders..Father Ted
is good. I spent a lot of time in Northern Ireland and it reminds me of
