Yes, Prime Minister1986

Jim Hacker:
Nice to be able to reward one's old allies. Was Ron Jones pleased with his peerage?

Bernard Woolley:
Oh yes, Prime Minister. He said his members would be delighted.

Jim Hacker:
His members?

Bernard Woolley:
Yes, the members of his union. The National Federation...

Jim Hacker:
I didn't mean him. I meant our backbencher. I meant to give a peerage to Ron Jones, not Ron Jones. The hell!

Bernard Woolley:
If it is any consolation, Prime Minister, I gather he was awfully pleased.

Jim Hacker:
I bet he was. What are we going to do about Ron Jones's peerage. Give him one too?

Sir Humphrey:
With respect, Prime Minister, we can't send two Lord Ron Jones to the Upper House. It will look like a job lot.

Jim Hacker:
We got to give him something, I promised.

Sir Humphrey:
Well, what is he interested in? Does he watch television?

Jim Hacker:
He hasn't even got a set.

Sir Humphrey:
Fine, make him a Governor of the BBC.