Men from the Ministry
1960s British radio comedy series
Fictional General Assistance Department was created to help other ministries with often trivial problems. Incompetent civil servants that are running it get into trouble everytime they try to do their job. But most of the time they just try to look like they are doing any job.
Men from the Ministry 11th Series (1975)
Lennox-Brown and Lamb are having problems coping with their jobs, so what would happen if suddenly a baby would turn up in their office?
1 | Nothing but the Vest |
| Sir Gregory orderded Lennox-Brown and Lamb to collect all the unwanted papers in ministry and get rid of them. But this simple task took a nasty turn when they have ordered woolen vests instead of wooden chests. |
2 | That’s My Baby |
| While taking care of security passes for Hous of Commons Lennox-Brown and Lamb end up with fake marriage and baby on their hands. |
3 | All that Glitters |
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4 | Torn to Shreds |
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5 | Wool Over their Eyes |
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6 | This, VAT and the Other |
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7 | The Great Trouser Troubles |
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8 | The Cabinet Crisis |
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9 | Chain Reaction |
| Sir Gregory drops a gift for Mrs Bendwater and a gift for his wife in Lennox-Brown office and of course, there is a mixup. |
10 | All Change |
| The unthinkable happens - Lennox-Brown and Lamb are leaving the Civil Service to join private company, where they do everything they’ve been doing to the ministry. I mean for the ministry. |
11 | A Merry Dance |
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12 | A Sense of Power |
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13 | Postal Disorder |
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