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 Blackadder - Blackadder The Third - Series 3 (DVD)
Newest Review: ... Goes Forth as an upper-class lieutenant of a similar mental disposition. As a mainstream and highly popular comedy series, ... more  ... Blackadder continued to attract familiar talent from its own past and from other shows. Stephen Fry is excellent as the ruthless Lord Wellington in the final episode and Miranda Richardson plays a highway(wo)man and giggling fool: both had been in the regular cast of Blackadder II. Red Dwarf’s Chris Barrie affects a French accent to play a swaggering ambassador who is “hung like a baby carrot,” Robbie Coltrane dons a wig and a high voice for Samuel Johnson and the Young Ones’ Nigel Planer is the Scarlet Pimpernel. S...more |
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Blackadder - Blackadder The Third - Series 3 (DVD): You Could Start By Not Calling Me Bladders, Sir (1383 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 03.07.04 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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The third series of the Richard Curtis and Ben Elton penned historical sitcom Blackadder faced the challenge of making “a period in history nobody knows about” funny. As History lessons had ensured I had a general knowledge of British society and Government of the time, the show’s only goal as far as I was concerned was to make a period of history that is incredibly boring, funny. ‘Blackadder the Third’ excels at this and although perhaps not as widely seen as the hugely popular second and fourth series of the show, the plots and humour are up to the same high standard. CAST Blackadder: “Hundreds of years from now, I want episodes from ...
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