Sarah B'stard has come into a major inheritance. A quarter of a million pounds worth of shares in Ocelot motor company from an uncle.
Now with her own finances she plans to divorce Alan. Well it is a loveless marriage. He picked up a one night stand on his way to a conference abroad.
Divorce though is bad news for Alan. Sarah's father is the chairman of the local Conservative Association. He would be dumped from his seat at the next election.
So Alan has a plan to send the Ocelot car shares plunging. It does mean breaking into the Prime Minister's office to place a forged letter with some information about the company planning to cut wages. So the workers come out on strike.
The second episode shows how cunning and cruel Alan B'stard can be. The butt of his venom seem to be both fellow Tory MP Piers Fletcher-Dervish and Labour leader, Crippen.
Although I cannot be the only one to notice that Norman Bormann, who is going through a sex change is played by a female actress.
