The New Statesman

Alan B'stard is a Conservative MP who is elected to Parliament with a massive majority due to the mysterious absence of any opposing candidates. His thirst for power is paramount as he adopts ruthless methods to reach the top of the political ladder.

Year: 1984 · Season 1 · Credits: Rik Mayall, Michael Troughton, Marsha Fitzalan... more

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Years: 1984 - 1992

Seasons: 4

Genre: Comedy

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