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TheAmericanRedoubt

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DrDean

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BryanT

→‎Portrayal of the British Government

Philip J. Rayment

→‎IMDB links to actors and characters: Fix error

ScottW

italics

Philip J. Rayment

→‎Portrayal of the British Government: Break up paragraph

CPalmer

better cat

KarlJaeger

→‎James "Jim" Hacker

KarlJaeger

→‎Portrayal of the British Government

KarlJaeger

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Spell

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Foxtrot

remove supercat

Philip J. Rayment

→‎Sir Humphrey Appleby: Sp

KarlJaeger

→‎Sir Humphrey Appleby

Philip J. Rayment

→‎Department of Administrative Affairs: administrate -> administer

KarlJaeger

→‎Department of Administrative Affairs

KarlJaeger

→‎James "Jim" Hacker

KarlJaeger

→‎Bernard Woolley

KarlJaeger

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Philip J. Rayment

→‎Portrayal of the British Government: link

Philip J. Rayment

→‎Bernard Woolley: Add sample dialogue

Philip J. Rayment

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KarlJaeger

→‎Bernard Wooley

Philip J. Rayment

→‎James "Jim" Hacker: I think this is probably what was said.

KarlJaeger

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KarlJaeger

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Philip J. Rayment

→‎Sir Humphrey Appleby: Illustrative quotes

Philip J. Rayment

Revert to British spelling; fix spelling of "Humphrey".

Ed Poor

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Ed Poor

ah, nothing like a good satire - your socialist tax dollars at work!

TheGySom

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TheGySom

Spellcheck

Ed Poor

I assume it was broadcast on telly

KarlJaeger

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KarlJaeger

New page: '''Yes Miniser''' is a British satircal comedy about the workings of a fictional department of the British government; the Department of Administative Affairs. Much of the humour is de...