
Blackadder
Comedy • TV-PG • 1983–89 • 4 Seasons
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Blackadder traces the deeply cynical and self-serving lineage of various Edmund Blackadders throughout British history, from the muck of the Middle Ages to the frontline of The Great War.
Starring
Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson, Hugh Laurie, Tim McInnerny, Stephen Fry
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The first season lacks much, but my god do the other 3 deliver. Breathtaking comedy that Atkinson should be remembered for before Mr Bean.
Rowan Atkinson in his prime, phenomenally well written & witty, such a clever idea to have each season take place in a different time period
Every season has a different flavour and emphasis, but they are all absolutely hilarious!
Atkinson at his sardonic best as Blackadder actually gets funnier the further he gets from kingship. Amazing supporting cast and guests.
One of the funniest things Rowan Atkinson has been in.
If you enjoy shows that poke fun at history, would definitely recommend
One of the greatest sitcoms ever. Nuff said.
It’s witty, smart, and fast-paced - Rowan Atkinson’s presence, and the ensemble make this a classic comedy.
Classic British comedy series. Rowan Atkinson shines well beyond Mr Bean.
Its really old comedy, and some jokes are bit bad, but overall it does worth your time, especially if you like english humor.
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7.8 – Based on 4.3k ratings
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