If Tony Blair needed confirmation that things can only get worse, the imminent defection of Alan B'Stard to New Labour will surely suffice. When Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran created the ...

New Statesman Special: Who Shot Alan B'stard? - After surviving a carefully staged assassination attempt, Alan B'Stard finds himself in real danger for a change. His wife Sarah, ...

ALAN B'stard is a character synonymous with the bleak years of the Thatcher era, so it's only fitting that Rik Mayall has brought him back now - as New Labour appears to achieving the same ignominy.

The original starred the late Rik Mayall as pompous politician Alan B’Stard, and ran on ITV from 1987-1992. 'The New Statesman' Creators Eyeing Update, 'The B'Stard Legacy' ...

The New Statesman (1987) TV sitcom; ITV1; 1987 - 1994; 28 episodes (4 series) Sitcom parody of 1980s Conservatism. Tory MP Alan B'Stard holds the largest majority in the House: his interests are money ...

Plans to bring a revived version of The New Statesman to the screen have stalled because no broadcaster will broadcast such ‘scurrilous filth’, the comedy’s writers say. Laurence Marks and Maurice ...

The New Statesman. 27 episodes. In the ... Keeping Mum - In the House of Commons conniving Tory Alan B'Stard faces a barrage of hostility from an Opposition outraged by his proposal for an ...

The New Statesman. 27 episodes. Alan's wife, Sarah, inherits a million pounds worth of shares, ... to leave Alan. But Alan B'Stard MP knows a politician needs a wife. More info ...

The purpose of Alan's USSR tour is to spread the gospel of Capitalism according to B'Stard, as well as to acquire several thousand roubles by selling off video cassettes of his free-market sermons.

The New Statesman 27 episodes Thrusting his way through the lobby of anti-Nazi protestors, B'Stard refuses point blank to sign their petition supporting moves to rid Britain of German War criminals.

How will the New Statesman demolish the young pretender to his political crown? More info ... Alan B'Stard's reputation as the most right-wing Tory MP in the House is under threat. 2.

The New Statesman. 27 episodes. Alan is on the warpath. ... Alan B'Stard is somewhat put out to find himself indebted to his wife Sarah. 2. H*A*S*H.