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The Hislop Vote

First broadcast from 20000108 to 20000226.

8 episodes

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Description
200A	01		20000108	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. The series opens with some wicked appraisals of 20th-century prime ministers.
200A	02		20000115	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. In the second of eight programmes, he takes a look at the weirder side of party politics and the British electoral system with the help of the Goons, Monty Python, Bird and Fortune, Jasper Carrott andJeremy Hardy
200A	03		20000122	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. In the third of eight programmes, he takes a look at foreign affairs, from the collapse of the Empire to the beef ban.
200A	04		20000129	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. In the fourth of eight programmes, he looks at politicians and war.
200A	05		20000205	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. In the fifth of eight programmes, he plays some of the funniest examples of spoof speeches from the last 40 years, with contributions from Peter Sellers, Ronnie Barker and the odd politician.
200A	06	That Was The Week That Was	20000212	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics, in the sixth of eight programmes. With contributions from `That Was the Week That Was', John Bird and John Fortune andJeremy Hardy
200A	07	That Was The Week That Was	20000219	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics, in the seventh of eight programmes. With contributions from `That Was the Week That Was', John Bird and John Fortune andJeremy Hardy
200A	08 LAST		20000226	Ian Hislop looks back over 40 years of political satire, investigating some of the most contentious aspects of modern politics. In the final programme, he takes a furtive peak into the world of political sleaze. With contributions from Peter Cook, Leonard Rossiter, Rory Bremner and Rik Mayall