

The New Statesman(1987)
The New Statesman is a British sitcom that ran through the late 1980s and early 1990s, offering sharp satire of the Conservative government during that era. The series follows Alan B. Allen, a scheming and corrupt Tory MP whose ambitions constantly outpace his ethics. Played with gleeful malice by Rik Mayall, Allen navigates Westminster's corridors of power with lies, manipulation, and self-serving cunning. The show skewers political hypocrisy, backbench infighting, and the moral compromises of public life with dark comedy and biting wit. As Thatcherism defined British politics, The New Statesman provided audiences with a wickedly funny mirror held up to parliamentary excess. Its irreverent tone and fearless approach to political satire made it a cult favourite among viewers hungry for comedy that didn't pull its punches.
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