Jim Hacker’s quiet retirement unravels in a sharply funny final chapter of British political satire.
From BAFTA Award–winner Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, comes the long-anticipated final installment of British political satire—brilliantly sly, bitingly sharp, and hilariously disastrous. Jim Hacker returns, older but not necessarily wiser, still struggling to make sense of the world around him. Hoping to enjoy a peaceful retirement at the idyllic Hacker College in Oxford, he instead finds himself plunged into a very modern dilemma: he’s been cancelled by the college committee. What follows is a riotous clash of tradition, politics, and baffling bureaucracy, as Hacker attempts to salvage his reputation in a world that seems more confounding than ever.