| Black
Adder I |
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| The Fortelling |
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From
out of the swirling mists of the dark ages comes a lone horseman with a most ridiculous
haircut. It's the ghost of Richard III, back to haunt the hapless Prince Edmund! |
| Born To Be
King |
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An orange-faced,
kilt-clad Scotsman sends waves of shock through the court of England with his treachery,
murder and Scottish dancing. |
| The
Archbishop |
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The landscape is
littered with dead Archbishops of Canterbury... and Edmund the Reluctant is the next in
line for this rather precarious position!" |
| The Queen
of Spain's Beard |
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When one of
Europe's most eligible princesses is up for grabs, the scheming Edmund tries to lure her
into his lascivious clutches. |
| Witchsmeller
Pursuivant |
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The King
contracts a nasty case of the Black Death and blames it on Witchcraft. Only one man can
sniff out the hocus-pocus... he's the cruel, corrupt and thoroughly incorrigible
Witchsmeller! |
| The Black
Seal |
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Forever Devious,
Edmund hatches a hapless, hilarious plot to dethrone the king... with the help of the Six
Most Evil Men in the Land." |
| Black
Adder II |
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| Bells |
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Served by a
dumbell in a dress and accompanied by a bird-brained dimwit, Edmund, the great great
grandson of the repulsive original is reasonably normal- until he meets a girl named Bob. |
| Head |
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Edmund,
newly-appointed Minister in charge of Religious Genocide and Lord High Executioner finds
himself in a wee bit of trouble when he completly ruins Lord Farrow's weekend by cutting
off his head. |
| Potato |
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Blackadder sets
off on a quest for new potatoes and to boldy go where Sir Walter "rather-a-wimp"
Raleigh has already gone before. |
| Money |
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Edumnd gets a
bit hot and bothered when a baby-eating bishop drops by unexpectedly and tries to place a
red hot poker in places where a cotton swab would be kinder. |
| Beer |
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An embarrassing
incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a fanatically puritan aunt lead to a right
royal to-do in the Blackadder houshold. |
| Chains |
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When Blackadder
finds himself up to his chest in iron spikes he has but one course of action- to play
charades with a crazed Spanish interrogator. |
| Black
Adder III |
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| Dish and
Dishonesty |
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Blackadder takes
on the task of saving his master from bankruptcy at the hands of the new Prime Minister.
Unfortunately, his attempts to interfere with the democratic process don't go quite
according to plan as Baldrick is accidentally elevated to the House of Lords. |
| Ink and
Incapacity |
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Dr. Johnson
approaches Prince "Thick as a Whale Omlette" George in an attempt to gain
patronage for his new dictionary. Blackadder is at first unimpressed, but when he learns
of Johnson's enthusiasm for a novel by a certain "Gertrude Perkins," the royal
butler's attitude changes. |
| Nob and
Nobility |
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After the French
Revolution, Francophilia and "Scarlet Pimpernalia" are all the rage in England,
so Blackadder's intense dislike of anything French seems somewhat out of date. But the
lure of money does strange things to a man's principles, even if it means being thrown
into jail to face terrible torture and death. |
| Sense and
Senility |
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The Prince of
Wales hires two foppish actors to help him appeal more to the people and practice his
speeches, but Blackadder has other plans in store for the two impretinent prissys. |
| Amy and
Amiability |
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The Prince is
dead broke and no self-respecting princess will marry the randy royal... until Blackadder
comes up with a devious and cunning plan. |
| Duel and
Duality |
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Blackadder finds
himself in the middle of a duel between the Prince of Wales and the head-splitting,
throat-slitting Duke of Wellington, thanks to a well-intentioned switching of places. And
now the only thing that can save him is his mad Scottish cousin, McAdder! |
| Black
Adder IV |
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Captain
Cook
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When General
Haig unveils a new strategy to move his liquor cabinet six inches closer to Berlin,
Blackadder volunteers to be official War Artist. |
| Corporal
Punishment |
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Orders for
Operation Insanity arrive and Blackadder breaches regulations by eating the messenger- who
just happened to be General Melchett's closest boyhood friend. |
| Major Star |
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The Russian
Revolution produces two appaling results. An offensive on the Western Front by Germany and
an really offensive Charlie Chaplin impression by Baldrick. |
| Private
Plane |
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German Machine
Guns in the front, British firing squads ehind and guess who is caught in the middle?
It'll take a better man than Blackadder to escape this prickly predicament. |
| General
Hospital |
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Ordered to find
a spy in a hospital, Blackadder discovers a man with a strong German accent, a beautiful
young nurse, and a chance for three weeks away from the front. |
| Goodbyeee |
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Millions have
died, but the troops have advanced no further in the last three years than an astmatic ant
with some heavy shopping. Now at last, the big push looms... so with the help of a pair of
jockey shorts and two pencils, Blackadder goes a bit crazy. |
| Misc. |
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| Black
Adder FAQ |
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Some common
questions on Black Adder |
| Black Adder Quotes |
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Some Black Adder
quotes |
| The
Cavalier Years |
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A Black Adder
special |
| The
Shakespeare Skit |
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Part of AIDS
benifit |
| A Black
Adder Christmas Carol |
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Dickens is
spinning in his grave |
| Black Adder Sound File |
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The eye's are open the mouth moves
but mister brain has long since departed hasn't he Baldrick.
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| Black Adder - The Whole Damn Dynasty |
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From the medieval nastiness, through Elizabethan and Regency glory, to the mud and sautCed rats of the First World War, Edmund Blackadder and his despicable catamite Baldrick have ruined England's reputation as a country with a great history. (BOOK)
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