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Release Date:
28 September 1989 (UK)
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Plot:
In this final series, Blackadder is a World War I army captain trying to survive at the front lines at the Western Front.
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British comedy at its best
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| Martin Deane | .... | sound supervisor (6 episodes, 1989) |
| Nick Way | .... | deputy sound supervisor (6 episodes, 1989) |
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| Howard Goodall | .... | composer: title music / music arranger: title music (6 episodes, 1989) |
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Runtime:
30 min (6 episodes)
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Trivia:
Tim McInnerny's character was originally named Captain Cartwright.
Stephen Fry had the idea to change it to Darling (named after a boy at his school) and created a running gag which is frequently used throughout the series.
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Quotes:
Lord Flasheart:
[
off stage] Hey girls, look at my machinery!
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feminine squeals of delight off stage - cue to Flasheart entering room buttoning up his files]
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Forget "The Royle Family", forget "My Family", if you want a good example of British comedy, watch blacadder goes forth. In my opinion the best series of the lot; it has everything. Brilliant scripts, faultless acting and sarcastic and hilarious humour. My favorite episode has to be Captain Cook simply because it is so sarcastic and mocking of real life; both now and in the trenches of WWI. Facts that in history books seem shocking are made into hilarious situations, like the lack of food or the dangers of flying in aeroplanes of the era. Without doubt the best British comedy since Monty Python. See it.