The New Statesman

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Don't miss Rik Mayall as the delightfully despicable Alan B'stard MP

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Series 4

1. Back From the Mort

Alan is on the warpath. Abandoned in the frozen wastes of a Siberian labour camp by spiteful spouse Sarah, he returns triumphantly to financial, political and marital disaster.

2. H*A*S*H

While Piers Fletcher-Dervish is dealing with the ins and outs of political life, Alan is somewhat put out to find himself indebted to his wife Sarah.

3. Speaking in Tongues

Brussels is a zoo, and it's getting on top of the new Commissioner for Internal Relations. Poor old Piers! Maybe that's why he relies on Alan's scheming to save his bacon.

4. Heil and Farewell

The Molotov cocktails may be raining down on refugee hostels in Germany, but Alan B'Stard is more concerned with a potentially explosive plan which he has up his sleeve.

5. A Bigger Splash

Alan doesn't balk at the Balkans. The war-stricken Yugoslavia draws Alan there to help - help himself, that is, to other people's money.

6. The Irresistible Rise of Alan B' Stard

All hell breaks loose when Alan decides to interfere with the mountains of untaxed cash lying hidden in the Channel Islands.