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Title: Blackadder II (1986)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Rowan Atkinson | ... | Edmund Blackadder 6 episodes, 1986 | |
| Tim McInnerny | ... | Lord Percy 6 episodes, 1986 | |
| Tony Robinson | ... | Baldrick 6 episodes, 1986 | |
| Miranda Richardson | ... | Queen Elizabeth I 6 episodes, 1986 | |
| Stephen Fry | ... | Lord Melchett 6 episodes, 1986 | |
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Patsy Byrne | ... | Nursie 6 episodes, 1986 |
| Tony Aitken | ... | Minstrel / ... 6 episodes, 1986 | |
Sixty years after the demise of Prince Edmund Plantagenet, Queen Elizabeth I, who's as insane as her ancestors, is England's current leader. Seductive, easy-to-impress, spoiled, and always seeking a husband, "Queenie" has a leading courtier: Lord Edmund Blackaddder, great-grandson of the original. Now, however, he is dryly cynical and intelligent, but still trying to become king; this time by marrying the queen. However, her right-hand-man, Lord Melchett, will always serve as fair competition for her hand. Blackadder is again assisted by the clueless but fashionable Lord Percy Percy and dung-eating, "cunning" peasant Baldrick. Written by Bloggers!
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Blackadder II is a vast improvement over its less popular predecessor. The second series was almost not made due to the lack of success of the original, and clearly the writers re-considered Blackadder's character. He, rather than the now dull-witted Baldrick, is the more intelligent of the pair and his character is now quick-witted, cunning and offers much in sarcastic humour. This, and possible Blackadder goes Forth, is the best of all the Blackadder series. Blackadder's new character is much funnier and Atkinson plays it masterfully. The series itself takes place some one hundred years after the first, just before the turn of the 17th century. I recommend it to all comedy fans.