Seems it is hard to know who to trust or believe these days.

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Originally Posted by cripesamighty

That is one of my favourite scenes from the whole series. It's one of the few times Jim Thacker got one over Sir Humphrey Appleby. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

Pre-amble
Sir Humphrey loses his key! - YouTube

Key speech
Yes Prime Minister - The Key - YouTube

Some other times Jim Thacker got one over Sir Humphrey
Times Hacker Outsmarts Sir Humphry - YouTube

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Love this one too.... an utter impossibility today.


(Who today in literate enough to discern 'the perpendicular pronoun'.?) And the next one it flows to..and the next..and..... [biggrin][thumbsupbig][bigrolf][bigrolf]


Finally found it.... This is how to winkle out the identity of the entity or entities and/or lower levels of minions and Secretaries who were instrumental in the decision to decide to utilise certain persons for the..........

"Britain's Best Sitcom" - Yes minister (3/4) - YouTube Start at 1:33.


EDIT Day after posting....

(Sarcastic emojii...) Thank you for sending me down the Yes Minister rabbithole... wasted hours on Sir Humphrey.... still reckon Bernard was the unsung star.

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Artur Nebe, head of the Berlin Kriminal Polizei (Kripo) was asked if he trusted his boss, Reynard Heydrich. He replied that he trusted no-one that is why he was still alive.