Yes, Minister: Disc 1

UPC: Disc: E20B-106C-77DE-5E2F (DVD) Region Coding: Region 1 Production Year: 1980 Rating: NR Running Time: 0 min. DVD Release: 5/20/2003 Case Type: Digipak Video Formats: Full Frame 1.33:1 Disc Formats: Single Sided, Dual Layered SRP: $0.00 Ep 1 Open Government – Newly appointed as Minister for Administrative Affairs, Jim Hacker has pledged to fight for Open Government. He is soon to meet his chief obstacle – his staff. Ep 2 The Official Visit – Hacker hopes to make political capital of an official visit by the president of the African republic Buranda, until a coup in Buranda throws everything upside down. Ep 3 The Economy Drive – Hacker has targeted the Civil Service for cutbacks, only to learn that his own department would be the first to go. Ep 4 Big Brother – Hacker will go along with a new National Integrated Database as long as citizens are allowed access to their own files. It sounds reasonable enough, but not to Sir Humphrey. Ep 5 The Writing on the Wall – Both Hacker and Sir Humphrey can read the writing on the wall. They must now work together for the first time. Ep 6 The Right to Know – An endangered badger colony looms large in Hacker's world. His daughter plans to launch a pro-badger protest of her own.
Genres Comedy Television Studios BBC Media Companies: Warner Home Video, BBC Video
Features Scene Access Featurettes Subtitles
Audio Tracks English Dolby Digital Mono
Cast 1. Open Government Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley John Nettleton as Sir Arnold Robinson Edward Jewesbury as Vic Gould Diana Hoddinott as Annie Hacker Neil Fitzwiliam as Frank Weisel Norman Mitchell as The Mayor David Moran as Nigel Lloyd-Pritchard Fraser Kerr as The Radio Reporter 2. The Official Visit Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley Tenniel Evans as Martin John Savident as Sir Frederick ("Jumbo") Thomas Baptiste as President Selim Mohammed Robert Dougall as BBC News Reader Antony Carrick as Bill Pritchard 3. The Economy Drive Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley John Savident as Sir Frederick ("Jumbo") Milton Johns as Ron Watson Diana Hoddinott as Annie Hacker Neil Fitzwiliam as Frank Weisel Pat Keen as Nelly Patricia Shakesby as Mandy William Lawford as French Ambassador Norman Tipton as Photographer Frank Tregear as Reporter 4. Big Brother Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley Robert Urquhart as Tom Sargent Robert McKenzie as Himself Frederick Jaeger as Godfrey Finch Diana Hoddinott as Annie Hacker Neil Fitzwiliam as Frank Weisel Andrew Lane as Topic Floormanager Sheila Ferris as Topic Director Matthew Roberton as Topic Crewman 5. The Writing on the Wall Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley Daniel Moynihan as Daniel Hughes Tenniel Evans as Martin John Savident as Sir Frederick ("Jumbo") Neil Fitzwiliam as Frank Weisel 6. The Right to Know Paul Eddington as James Hacker Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley John Savident as Sir Frederick ("Jumbo") Diana Hoddinott as Annie Hacker Gerry Cowper as Lucy Hacker Harriet Reynolds as Environmentalist Woman Roger Elliott as Environmentalist Man Crew 1. Open Government Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Stuart Allen: Producer Film Editing: Michael Casey: Film Editor Sound: Ron Blight: Sound Alan Machin: Sound Art: Jim Clay: Production Designer 2. The Official Visit Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Sydney Lotterby: Producer Music: Ronnie Hazlehurst: Composer Sound: Richard Chamberlain: Sound Art: Tim Gleeson: Production Designer 3. The Economy Drive Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Sydney Lotterby: Producer Music: Ronnie Hazlehurst: Composer Sound: Richard Chamberlain: Sound Art: Tim Gleeson: Production Designer 4. Big Brother Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Sydney Lotterby: Producer Music: Ronnie Hazlehurst: Composer Sound: Richard Chamberlain: Sound Art: Tom Yardley-Jones: Production Designer 5. The Writing on the Wall Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Sydney Lotterby: Producer Music: Ronnie Hazlehurst: Composer Sound: Richard Chamberlain: Sound Art: Tom Yardley-Jones: Production Designer 6. The Right to Know Writing: Antony Jay: Writer Jonathan Lynn: Writer Production: Sydney Lotterby: Producer Music: Ronnie Hazlehurst: Composer Sound: Richard Chamberlain: Sound Art: Tom Yardley-Jones: Production Designer
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