For anyone who already enjoyed season1, season 2 is a no-brainer. It's better in every way, it continues to take a cynical look at how politicians actually make decisions, as well as how little power elected representatives really have, despite what we are told. I have trouble explaining just how good this humble British comedy from the 80s truly is. It's one of those weird relics of time that is proven more right with each decade. All it's predications came true. All it's observations are even more relevant now than when it was made. I can't think of anything that has aged better. It deserves to be better known.

This is an amazing series that is more than 30 years old and yet still relevant. Even the same issues, such as concerns about oil in the Middle East, or still current.

This story about how bureaucracy operates was probably true in the days of Rome and will certainly be true at anytime in the future. Somethings just do not change.

Sir Humphrey is an absolute delight, and one of the best things about the series is that, occasionally, very occasionally, the minister wins.

If you like satire and politics this sitcom holds up well.

I watch this when I feel utterly frustrated or desperately bored. Works every time, and I feel better instantly. I doubt there was ever a TV series with better humor. Very droll, indeed.

The seasons are great. Last one I'd give a 4 as they had to have a conclusion.
Three seasons.

Finding Yes Minister on Amazon Prime was like running into an old flame at the airport.

Clever plots brought to life by a superb cast, with the opportunity to rewatch scenes to one's heart's content. You don't need to be a politician -- any bureaucracy will do nicely

Good

very witty and funny