Party Animals

Party Animals (2007)

EndedScripted showDrama

Party Animals recreates the behind-the-scenes rough-and-tumble of British politics. Conservative politician James Northcote and Labour MP Jo Porter epitomise the changing public faces of their parties. But the real action centres on their aides. Dedicated researchers Danny, Kirsty, Matt and Ashika help the MPs score points against their enemies - whether adversaries are across the floor or on the same side. Meanwhile, lobbyist Scott finds the shifts in power at Westminster affecting his working life, with both personal and professional loyalties tested. The show takes a sideways, through-the-keyhole look at the way power is deployed and is laden with enjoyable cynicism. The characters are not especially nice people. Vulnerable, yes, though mainly when they fail to exploit others' vulnerabilities, and yet they're interesting. And given that Party Animals a fast-moving drama first and a civics lecture a poor second, it succeeds in telling a bit about the way Westminster office politics truly works.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:00 (50 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E08Episode 8März 21, 2007
S01E07Episode 7März 14, 2007
S01E06Episode 6März 7, 2007
S01E05Episode 5Feb. 28, 2007
S01E04Episode 4Feb. 21, 2007
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Party Animals premiere?

Party Animals premiered on January 31, 2007.

Who created Party Animals?

Party Animals was created by Ben Richards.

Who were the main characters of Party Animals?

The main characters of Party Animals were Jo Porter, Scott Foster, Ashika Chandiramani, Danny Foster, Matt Baker, Kirsty Mackenzie, and Anita Shenoy.

What was the premise of Party Animals?

The premise of Party Animals revolved around the lives of young Westminster politicians and their affairs, both personal and political.

Where was Party Animals set?

Party Animals was set in London, England.

Did Party Animals receive any award nominations?

Yes, Party Animals was nominated for a BAFTA award for Best Drama Series in 2008.

Who played the role of Jo Porter in Party Animals?

Jo Porter was played by Raquel Cassidy in Party Animals.

Did Party Animals feature any real-life politicians?

Yes, Party Animals featured appearances from real-life politicians such as Boris Johnson and David Cameron.

How long was each episode of Party Animals?

Each episode of Party Animals was approximately 60 minutes long.

How many episodes of Party Animals were produced?

8 episodes of Party Animals were produced.

Was Party Animals renewed for a second season?

No, Party Animals was not renewed for a second season.

What was the critical reception to Party Animals?

Party Animals received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its fresh perspective on political dramas while others criticized its lack of depth and character development.

What was the role of Matt Baker in Party Animals?

Matt Baker was a researcher and speechwriter in Party Animals.

What was the profession of Danny Foster in Party Animals?

Danny Foster was a Member of Parliament in Party Animals.

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