In Yes, Minister, from the beginning, he was "well-trained" and steadily grew into a minister who could sometimes serve the First Army of Han Xiao. It can be said that Huck was not bad in the cabinet during this period (except for public enemy Bashir Cobb). In the Prime Minister, Jim grew up faster. In the last episode, he forced Humphrey to lie for himself (Han Xiao is the top model among civil servants), and Jim Huck finally became a real politician (moral vacuum, unbridled).