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** Will Humphries: "Oh yeah no yeah cool totally yeah cool. No worries. [[OverlyLongGag Yeah, no, cool]]. [[DelayedReaction Yeah, okay, crap.crap, okay."]]
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** Will Humphries: "Oh yeah no yeah cool totally yeah cool. No worries. [[OverlyLongGag Yeah, no, cool]]. [[DelayedReaction Yeah, okay, crap.""]]
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** Anna Rampton: "The fact is..."
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** Anna Rampton: "The fact is...", "Yes, exactly", "I don't want this."
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** Tony Hall, the BBC's real life Director General at the time the show was made, is depicted as an eccentric who nonetheless terrifies the staff without ever being shown on screen.
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* TheUnseen: BBC Director General Tony Hall (the RealLife holder of that position at the time ''W1A'' was made) serves as an omnipresent force on the program, with every character basing their decisions on how he'd react. The closest viewers ever get to see him, however, is his office door. He does turn up in the final episode, but doesn't speak or interact with any of the main characters at all.
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* TheUnseen: BBC Director General Tony Hall (the RealLife holder of that position at the time ''W1A'' ''[=W1A=]'' was made) serves as an omnipresent force on the program, with every character basing their decisions on how he'd react. The closest viewers ever get to see him, however, is his office door. He does turn up in the final episode, but doesn't speak or interact with any of the main characters at all.
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** Lord Tony Hall, the BBC's real life Director General, is depicted as an eccentric who nonetheless terrifies the staff without ever being shown on screen.
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** Lord Tony Hall, the BBC's real life Director General, General at the time the show was made, is depicted as an eccentric who nonetheless terrifies the staff without ever being shown on screen.
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* TheUnseen: BBC Director General Lord Tony Hall (who really does hold the position in real life) serves as an omnipresent force on the program, with every character basing their decisions on how he'd react. The closest viewers ever get to see him, however, is his office door. He does turn up in the final episode, but doesn't speak or interact with any of the main characters at all.
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* TheUnseen: BBC Director General Lord Tony Hall (who really does hold the (the RealLife holder of that position in real life) at the time ''W1A'' was made) serves as an omnipresent force on the program, with every character basing their decisions on how he'd react. The closest viewers ever get to see him, however, is his office door. He does turn up in the final episode, but doesn't speak or interact with any of the main characters at all.
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** Simon Harwood: "Brilliant."
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Creator/HughBonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job. The series also features Jessica Hynes, Sarah Parish, Monica Dolan, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya, and Creator/HughSkinner.
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Creator/HughBonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job. The series also features Jessica Hynes, Sarah Parish, Monica Dolan, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya, Creator/HughSkinner, and Creator/HughSkinner.
Creator/JonathanBailey.
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job. The series also features Jessica Hynes, Sarah Parish, Monica Dolan, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya, and Hugh Skinner.
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) (Creator/HughBonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job. The series also features Jessica Hynes, Sarah Parish, Monica Dolan, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya, and Hugh Skinner.
Creator/HughSkinner.
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job.
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The sequel to ''Series/TwentyTwelve''. Following his success as head of the Olympic Deliverance Committee, Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) is appointed the new Head of Values at Creator/TheBBC and has to deal with a new group of crazies at his new job.
job. The series also features Jessica Hynes, Sarah Parish, Monica Dolan, Jason Watkins, Nina Sosanya, and Hugh Skinner.
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!Tropes in [=W1A=]:
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** In the Series 2 premiere, Jeremy ***'s name has to be bleeped out and his face (in archival footage) blurred because he is the subject of an (in universe) internal BBC investigation over his use of offensive language. ([[HilariousInHindsight The episode was shot before]] ***'s real-life "fracas" with a producer on ''Series/TopGear''.)
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** In the Series 2 premiere, Jeremy ***'s name has to be bleeped out and his face (in archival footage) blurred because he is the subject of an (in universe) internal BBC investigation over his use of offensive language. ([[HilariousInHindsight The episode was shot before]] ***'s real-life "fracas" with a producer on ''Series/TopGear''.))
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Siobhan Sharpe, who is even worse here than in ''Twenty Twelve''. Hired on the (completely incorrect) assumption that because she and Ian both worked on the Olympics, they must be a really great team, she spends the entire series obliviously undermining Fletcher's work, while her Perfect Curve colleagues develop a new BBC logo that nobody asked for, and that accidentally turns out to be [[spoiler:the Star of David]].
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Siobhan Sharpe, who is even worse here than in ''Twenty Twelve''. Hired on the (completely incorrect) assumption that because she and Ian both worked on the Olympics, they must be a really great team, she spends the entire series obliviously undermining Fletcher's work, while her [[{{Hipster}} Perfect Curve Curve]] colleagues develop a new BBC logo that nobody asked for, and that accidentally turns out to be [[spoiler:the Star of David]].David]].
* {{Hipster}}s: PR company Perfect Curve and its ''Nathan Barley''-esque staff are a fairly vicious parody of the type.
* {{Hipster}}s: PR company Perfect Curve and its ''Nathan Barley''-esque staff are a fairly vicious parody of the type.
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