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redfiona99At Librarything - http://www.librarything.com/work/7940118/book/65773524
My favourite thing about this collection is the framing device, that the authors are the editors of Jim Hacker's diaries. This enables the expansion of the story so that all of the events in the series can be captured. It also lifts it head and shoulders above most other script collections, as it adds details to the characters in the programme, particularly some minor members of the government.
The collection shows how wonderfully well written Yes Prime Minister was, and the incredible ability of the actors to say some very complicated lines.
1 - The Complete Yes Minister: The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister by Jonathan Lynn
2 - "Blackadder": The Whole Damn Dynasty by Richard Curtis
3 - The complete Monty Python's flying circus : all the words by Graham Chapman
4 - The Complete Fawlty Towers by John Cleese
5 - Yes, Minister: Volume 1 by Jonathan Lynn
6 - Heavy Weather by P. G. Wodehouse
7 - Blandings Castle by P. G. Wodehouse
8 - Sunset at Blandings by P. G. Wodehouse
9 - Young Men in Spats by P. G. Wodehouse
10 - Colony by Rob Grant
I own one of the suggestions so I think the suggestions are a reasonably good guess.
My favourite thing about this collection is the framing device, that the authors are the editors of Jim Hacker's diaries. This enables the expansion of the story so that all of the events in the series can be captured. It also lifts it head and shoulders above most other script collections, as it adds details to the characters in the programme, particularly some minor members of the government.
The collection shows how wonderfully well written Yes Prime Minister was, and the incredible ability of the actors to say some very complicated lines.
1 - The Complete Yes Minister: The Diaries of a Cabinet Minister by Jonathan Lynn
2 - "Blackadder": The Whole Damn Dynasty by Richard Curtis
3 - The complete Monty Python's flying circus : all the words by Graham Chapman
4 - The Complete Fawlty Towers by John Cleese
5 - Yes, Minister: Volume 1 by Jonathan Lynn
6 - Heavy Weather by P. G. Wodehouse
7 - Blandings Castle by P. G. Wodehouse
8 - Sunset at Blandings by P. G. Wodehouse
9 - Young Men in Spats by P. G. Wodehouse
10 - Colony by Rob Grant
I own one of the suggestions so I think the suggestions are a reasonably good guess.
