Ambassadors
The adventures and politics of a British ambassador to a fictitious Asian country called Tajbekistan.
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"How could they stop at three episodes with such a well set-up next series? Great show. Now go with me here: As I watched I kept thinking the pace of the editing was inspired by Boston Legal (which would be a good thing, it it was so, but I assume it's a coincidence. BTW, I used to own a post facility and edit so I tend to obsess over things like that). It's a slow build but by the end of the three shows you'll absolutely want more. C'mon producers, it's a British show so 10 years between seasons isn't all that strange. And the person who gave it one star is an id..."
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Although set in the fictional nation of Tazbekistan, the series borrows heavily from real life personalities in Central Asia. The behavior of Prince Mark, Duke of Bath (Tom Hollander), including his speech criticizing the left-wing press in the UK and their investigation of business dealings in Tazbekistan, is remarkably similar to a 2008 visit to Kyrgyzstan by Prince Andrew, Duke of York, where he criticized the left-learning Guardian newspaper. The Tazbeki dictator's daughter Fergana (Lydia Leonard) also shares many similarities with Gulnara Karimova, daughter of the president of Uzbekistan, including an amateur music career and controversial party-girl public image.
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The adventures and politics of a British ambassador to a fictitious Asian country called Tajbekistan.