In The Loop

It's 2003. Britain and America are marching towards war on an unnamed middle eastern state. Simon Foster is minister for international development - a trivial man who's more interested in feel-good initiatives in the third world than any serious business of government. And for what it's worth, serious business isn't much interested in Simon. But when a stray comment of Simon's implies the war is unforeseeable, all of a sudden he finds seriousness thrust upon him. Can he wing it long enough to make it his big break? If you've watched The Thick Of It, you'll know the format: a fast-paced comedy that hinges on creative takedowns, savage insults and the bathos of petty, insubstantial people flailing desperately to gain power. This is no West Wing: it is a world of only cynics, charlatans and cowards. Words are the currency on which this power is gained and lost: insults are how individuals establish their supremacy, but one word leaked to the wrong person can bring the whole edifice of government crashing down...

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