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* Jamie and Malcolm rallying the full force of governmental obfuscation. "Come on, UNLEASH HELL!"
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* Jamie and Malcolm rallying the full force of governmental obfuscation. obfuscation in 2.02. "Come on, UNLEASH HELL!"''unleash hell!''"
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For such a straight-laced show, there are several moments of sheer awesome. Most belong to Malcolm Tucker, but other characters occasionally get their moments, too.
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For such a straight-laced cynical show, there are several moments of sheer awesome. Most belong to Malcolm Tucker, but other characters occasionally get their moments, too.
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*** [[spoiler: the rants of both Stewart and Glenn seem to have made quite an impact on Fergus, who according to Glenn once had some principles. Maybe he's on his way to a [[HeelFaceTurn Heel Face Turn]], although it's unlikely with Adam's influence.]]
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*** During this scene, when [[spoiler: Glenn tells off Adam for pretty much being the worst guy alive, somebody (probably Phil) yells "Hear hear!" and Adam seems sufficiently disgruntled.]]
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*** During this scene, when [[spoiler: Glenn tells off Adam for pretty much being the worst guy alive, somebody (probably Phil) Emma) yells "Hear hear!" while others applaud and Adam seems sufficiently disgruntled.]]
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*** During this scene, when [[spoiler: Glenn tells off Adam for pretty much being the worst guy alive, somebody (probably Phil) yells "Hear hear!" and Adam seems sufficiently disgruntled.]]
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* Stewart: "You know, I've spent the last ten years detoxifying this party. It’s been a bit like renovating an old, old house, yeah? You can take out a sexist beam here, a callous window there, replace the odd homophobic roof tile, but after a while you realise this renovation is doomed because the foundations are built upon what I can only describe as a solid bed of cunts."
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* Stewart: Stewart's rant in the final episode: "You know, I've spent the last ten years detoxifying this party. It’s been a bit like renovating an old, old house, yeah? You can take out a sexist beam here, a callous window there, replace the odd homophobic roof tile, but after a while you realise this renovation is doomed because the foundations are built upon what I can only describe as a solid bed of cunts.[[spoiler: cunts]]."
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* Stewart: "You know, I've spent the last ten years detoxifying this party. It’s been a bit like renovating an old, old house, yeah? You can take out a sexist beam here, a callous window there, replace the odd homophobic roof tile, but after a while you realise this renovation is doomed because the foundations are built upon what I can only describe as a solid bed of cunts."
* Stewart: "You know, I've spent the last ten years detoxifying this party. It’s been a bit like renovating an old, old house, yeah? You can take out a sexist beam here, a callous window there, replace the odd homophobic roof tile, but after a while you realise this renovation is doomed because the foundations are built upon what I can only describe as a solid bed of cunts."
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* "'''Shut the fuck up, you prancing shit!'''" Peter Mannion delivering a monumental combined BigShutUp and TheReasonYouSuckSpeech in a single line to Stewart Pearson.
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* -->'''Peter Mannion:''' (to Stewart Pearson) Shut "'''Shut the fuck up, you prancing shit!shit!'''" Peter Mannion delivering a monumental TheReasonYouSuckSpeech in a single line to Stewart Pearson.
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** And in the very last episode, [[spoiler: he resigns in the most spectacular fashion, emptying his office and giving everyone at DoSaC the most epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech before sauntering off.]] No-one may have been really bothered by his words, but [[spoiler: that's the longest any of them have paid attention to Glenn in two years!]]
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* Glen's roared "WE DROVE A MAN TO HIS DEATH". ButtMonkey since the very first episode, he's finally had enough and with damn good reason.
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* In 4.05, Peter Mannion suddenly gaining new confidence and taking charge of what could be a shitty situation. Especially the part which involves him simply turning round to Stuart and telling him bluntly to "shut the fuck up, you prancing shit", rendering him completely speechless, before following up said prancing shut's mutterings about not having the Prime Minister's approval to go ahead with Peter's (politically brilliant) idea with "Here's another way of looking at it: let's. Goodbye."
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* In 4.05, Peter Mannion suddenly gaining new confidence and taking charge of what could be a shitty situation. Especially the part which involves him simply turning round to Stuart and telling him bluntly to "shut the fuck up, you prancing shit", rendering him completely speechless, before following up said prancing shut's shit's mutterings about not having the Prime Minister's approval to go ahead with Peter's (politically brilliant) idea with "Here's another way of looking at it: let's. Goodbye.""
** Unfortunately it does come back to bite him, as his decision to go ahead with his idea is a factor in the Goolding Enquiry spiralling out of control, whereas if he had waited for the PM's approval the extra time would have let them realise what they were getting themselves into and do something about it. This does not change the fact that Peter's idea really was a good one, and it was just bad luck that caused it to turn against him.
* While it may be a VillainousBreakdown, Malcolm calling bullshit on the Goolding Enquiry for their hypocrisy had a lot of truth in it.
** In fact Malcolm is generally awesome in that episode, and barring one serious mistake where it can be proven that [[spoiler: he had Mr Tickel's NHS number]], he handles himself much more successfully than the others, and the contrast between him and Stewart, his so-called "opposite number", is especially pronounced. In particular, his method of defending himself by attacking the enquirers forces them to back down on a couple of points, and he does a good job of manipulating the enquirers' questions to be hurtful to some of his political enemies.
** Unfortunately it does come back to bite him, as his decision to go ahead with his idea is a factor in the Goolding Enquiry spiralling out of control, whereas if he had waited for the PM's approval the extra time would have let them realise what they were getting themselves into and do something about it. This does not change the fact that Peter's idea really was a good one, and it was just bad luck that caused it to turn against him.
* While it may be a VillainousBreakdown, Malcolm calling bullshit on the Goolding Enquiry for their hypocrisy had a lot of truth in it.
** In fact Malcolm is generally awesome in that episode, and barring one serious mistake where it can be proven that [[spoiler: he had Mr Tickel's NHS number]], he handles himself much more successfully than the others, and the contrast between him and Stewart, his so-called "opposite number", is especially pronounced. In particular, his method of defending himself by attacking the enquirers forces them to back down on a couple of points, and he does a good job of manipulating the enquirers' questions to be hurtful to some of his political enemies.
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* In 4.05, Peter Mannion suddenly gaining new confidence and taking charge of what could be a shitty situation. Especially the part which involves him simply turning round to Stuart and telling him bluntly to "shut the fuck up, you prancing shit", rendering him completely speechless, before following up said prancing shut's mutterings about not having the Prime Minister's approval to go ahead with Peter's (politically brilliant) idea with "Here's another way of looking at it: let's. Goodbye."
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** even more awesomely, he [[spoiler: makes arrangements for flowers to be sent to Nicola to twist the knife further before he does any of this, such is his brass balls and confidence that his plan will not fail.]]
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* In 4.04, Malcolm [[spoiler: ousts Nicola as Leader of the Opposition, destroys Ben Swain's career for the next ''ten years'', and has Dan Miller poised to be Nicola's successor.]]
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* In episode four, 4.04, Malcolm [[spoiler: ousts Nicola as Leader of the Opposition, destroys Ben Swain's career for the next 'ten years' ''ten years'', and has Dan Miller poised to be Nicola's successor.]]
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* Peter Mannion gets one when he calls out Stuart at the end of "Thought Camp."
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* "You off to clear your desk Steve? Don't forget your lucky gonk and your "World's Shittiest Dad" mug.
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* ''Terri'', of all people, gets one in 3.06, when she dares to point out (correctly!) that [[spoiler: Malcolm's been making the wrong calls all episode]]. (Admittedly, she's not quite bright enough to realize ''precisely'' what she's just done, but on grounds of sheer nerve alone --)
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* ''Terri'', of all people, gets one in 3.06, when she dares to point out (correctly!) that [[spoiler: Malcolm's been making the wrong calls all episode]]. (Admittedly, she's not quite bright enough to realize ''precisely'' [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu what she's just done, done]], but on grounds of sheer nerve alone --)
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** Malcolm's counterattack, in which he dismisses Nicola's opinion with a [[ShutUpKirk "Spare me your psycho fanny!"]] and has her believing that Peter Manion's sincere apology was just a cover for a lot of snickering behind her back.
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