and I am unanimous in that

there’s something so ingenious about how Yes Minister’s fundamental core is about things never changing no matter what. sitcoms always adhere to a status quo but in Yes Minister the whole episode is about precisely how Sir Humphrey is going to make sure that the status quo is preserved. It’s literally baked into the show. and like, in the narrative, from the point of view of Jim trying to enact new policies it’s obviously not a good thing, but for me as a sitcom enjoyer, as someone who finds refuge in comedies, it’s somehow deeply comforting to have to have frightening notions of change elegantly squashed every episode.

I lava good bbq

SIT THE FUCK DOWN

christopher eccleston this is your sign to start a production company and steal doctor who from the bbc

"it's not that deep" START DIGGING!!

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this is so sexy

I wonder what happened to all the agent smith masks

I can actually answer this! So the latex/rubber they used, while standard for Hollywood at the time, reacted REALLY BADLY to being doused in pouring water nonstop for an entire day of shooting. They ended up corroding, which caused them to stink really badly and glob together at the seams. The original plan was to hand out masks to various crew members on the final day of shooting as souvenirs, but the sopping wet, melting, rotting rubber got so gross that by the end of that shooting day they’d already thrown most of them out. Somewhere in a landfill are hundreds of disgusting, bloated, slimey Hugo weaving heads fused together into a nightmarish rotting amalgam :)

it’s what he would have wanted