Talk:Yes Minister/Archive 1

I've moved this page back to "Yes, Minister", with a bizarre sense of deja vu. Having it at "Yes, (Prime) Minister" helps no-one: it might as well be at a page title that actually means something. This came to light on the List of comedies, where we ended up with two links to the same thing. -- Tarquin

I prefer th page title Yes, (Prime) Minister. Just ebcuase it makes sence. If anyoen did nto undertsand they coudl read the article. - fonzy

if that is what it is called elsewhere, then fair enough. But it doesn't make for pleasant linking. -- Tarquin

Fonzy, please keep in mind the ease of linking to the article (for contributors like you) and the ease of _finding_ it (for readers). --Ed Poor

Well originally it wa 2 artciles. Then someone combineded it. So why not redirect yes, minister and yes,prime minister to yes, (prime) minister. Instead of the other way around. - fonzy

Does it actually matter, given that all the possible other titles (with prime, without prime, with prime in brackets, with comma, without comma) now redirect here? Since the very first line of the article mentions the two titles, I think it's abundantly clear that this is where someone looking for Yes PM wants to be. And Yes, (Prime) Minister is ugly as sin, IMHO. --Bth

Should not the broadcast details of the special transitional eposode (titled 'Party Games') show it as a 90 minute program first broadcast on Mon 17th Dec 1984 rather than a one hour program first broadcast on Thu 27th Dec 1984? - Alan Peakall

Information on the video from Blackstar, BBCShop.com, and a few other websites say 61 minutes. I don't know about the date though. Where'd you get this information? Mrwojo 15:26 Oct 2, 2002 (UTC)