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Sitcom about a group of young idealists setting up a political party. By Tom Basden.

Sitcom about a group of young idealists setting up a new political party. By Tom Basden. With Tim Key, Johnny Sweet, Anna Crilly and Katy Wix.

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Party: Series 2: It's Technology, Stupid

It's Technology, Stupid

Series 2

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The young, aspiring politicians take their Party campaign to the internet.

The young, aspiring politicians of the new political Party take their campaign to the internet. Stars Tim Key. From June 2011.

The young aspiring politicians of the new political party get to grips with technology and whether it is making people stupid. 

Meanwhile, they launch a recruiting campaign on the internet. 

Tom Basden's satirical comedy about a political party run by young idealists.

Simon ..... Tom Basden
Duncan ..... Tim Key
Jared ..... Jonny Sweet
Mel ..... Ann Crilly 
Phoebe ..... Katy Wix 
Jared's Mum ..... Jane Whittenshaw

Producer:  Julia McKenzie

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in June 2011.

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Sitcom by Tom Basden about a group of young idealists trying to set up a political party

Sitcom by Tom Basden about a group of young idealists trying to set up a new political party. With Tim Key, Johnny Sweet, Anna Crilly, Katy Wix

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