- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1987
- Runtime
- 4 seasons
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The New Statesman
Power, Politics, and Plenty of Scheming
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Synopsis
The New Statesman is a British political satire sitcom starring the witty and conniving character Alan B'Stard, played by the legendary Rik Mayall. The show originally aired in 1987 and follows the unscrupulous antics of B'Stard as he navigates the corridors of power in Westminster. With his sharp tongue and clever schemes, B'Stard stops at nothing to climb the political ladder and amass wealth and influence. Filled with dark humor and brilliant performances, The New Statesman is a satirical take on politics and power dynamics that remains relevant to this day.
Reviews
The New Statesman has received critical acclaim for its sharp writing, stellar performances, and biting satire. Rotten Tomatoes praises the show for its 'brilliantly wicked humor' and rates it at an impressive 90% Fresh. IMDb users have hailed Rik Mayall's portrayal of Alan B'Stard as 'iconic' and have given the show a solid rating of 8.2/10. Metacritic has lauded the series for its 'smart and biting commentary' on political corruption and power struggles. Overall, critics have lauded The New Statesman as a 'must-watch' for fans of clever comedy and political satire.
