Servant of the People Episode 7 | English Dubbed Full Episodes

Things seem to be going very well after Vasiliy's impassioned speech about officials needing to live moderately. However, soon he discovers that most of them are just pretending for publicity.

What if an ordinary man, honest and principled teacher, becomes the President?
⭐️ Based on a future true story 🇺🇦
What happens when an ordinary, honest man accidentally gets elected president of Ukraine? Will he turn the world upside down?
In the comedy series Servant of the People, modest and humble high school history teacher Vasiliy Holoborodko is caught on camera raging over the miserable situation in his country. When one of his students posts the video on YouTube it becomes a viral sensation. Everybody loves Vasiliy’s outrage.
Soon, with a Presidential election looming, everyday people crowdfund the fees needed to register Vasiliy as a candidate. And to everyone’s surprise, he wins! Vasiliy is now the new President of Ukraine!

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Format: TV series
Genre: Political Comedy
Number of episodes: 24 x 23-25 min
Year: 2015
Producers: Vladimir Zelenskiy, Sergey Shefir, Boris Shefir, Andrey Yakovlev, Alexey Kiryushchenko
Director: Alexey Kiryushchenko.
Screenwriters: Andrey Yakovlev, Yuriy Kostyuk, Dmitry Grigorenko, Yuriy Mikulenko, Mikhail Savin, Dmitry Kozlov, Alexander Bragin.
Cast: Vladimir Zelenskiy, Stanislav Boklan, Eugen Koshevoy, Dmitry Lalenkov, Vladimir Goryansky and others

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I think this episode highlights Vasya’s character the best. He’s not supposed to be this God-king that descended to Ukraine and fixed everything. Just like everyone else, he can be clouded by ambition and caught up in temper.

Reform, revolution, the difference is simply who approves.