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week thinking along with your character that you were doomed. It was most peculiar. I'm sure serious character actors feel this all the time... Obviously if you're trying to feel the character and his dilemma then you're going to experience some of the fictional feelings for real. You felt swept along by it.
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arrangement (recorded in a school gymnasium), finishing with three strong bass-drum notes, interposed with sound effects of gunshot, and later birdsong. In the 25th anniversary special interview, Richard Curtis stated that the production team had not planned such an ending and the idea of the scene
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of 1914. Blackadder recalls the event: "Both sides advanced further during one
Christmas piss-up than they did in the next two and a half years of war." References are also made to the popular culture of the era, as well as the previous series. The episode "Private Plane", sees the return of the
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that the poignant ending of the final episode was in part written to counter the possibility of criticism that the subject was inappropriate for a comedy. Speaking during filming in 1989, he remarked that despite the 20th century setting, the trenches were particularly apt for the
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from the action was also referenced on many occasions, such as when
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Blackadder and his friends are finally going into battle. Blackadder attempts to escape by feigning madness, placing his underpants on his head and sticking two pencils up his nose. When all attempts to avoid combat fail, the group are sent over the top.
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We wanted a place and a time that could reproduce to a certain extent the claustrophobia and the sordidness of medieval England, and the best way to do that is to set it in the middle of a war.
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2365:R. Boden (22 October 2001). "Captain Cook".
2166:R. Boden (22 October 2001). "Goodbyeee...".
1912:Blackadder Remastered – The Ultimate Edition
1647:Blackadder: The Whole Damn Dynasty 1485–1917
3075:at the former BBC Guide to Comedy (archive)
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2384:R. Boden (22 October 2001). "Major Star".
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1783:All 6 episodes on a single video cassette.
1497:100 Greatest British Television Programmes
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427:is darker in tone than the previous three
325:100 Greatest British Television Programmes
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1531:take on history". Military historian
1350:for the 20th anniversary documentary
1302:and all interior scenes were shot at
3002:BBC Radio Collection (7 July 2003).
2706:"Blackadder location filming report"
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1888:Blackadder – The Complete Collection
1672:Blackadder Goes Forth - Captain Cook
1610:to teach pupils about the conflict.
1378:" before segueing into the familiar
4785:Alternate history television series
3021:(aac codec). London: BBC Worldwide.
2704:Saggers, Jane (11 September 1989).
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2540:Cavendish, Dominic (10 June 2009).
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3724:The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency
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2961:MacCallum-Stewart, Esther (2002).
2455:Anthony Palmer (5 February 2001).
2388:(DVD). Episode 3. United Kingdom:
2369:(DVD). Episode 1. United Kingdom:
2338:(DVD). Episode 4. United Kingdom:
2319:(DVD). Episode 2. United Kingdom:
2240:(DVD). Episode 1. United Kingdom:
2170:(DVD). Episode 6. United Kingdom:
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1724:The Complete Blackadder Goes Forth
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4790:BAFTA winners (television series)
4726:The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan
4536:Alistair McGowan's Big Impression
3563:Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
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1774:The Entire Historic Fourth Series
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1441:The Great War on the Small Screen
967:as Nurse Mary Fletcher-Brown and
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3986:Ben Elton Live from Planet Earth
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373:Lieutenant George St Barleigh
4626:Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle
3649:Blackadder: Back & Forth
3384:Blackadder's Christmas Carol
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240:Blackadder: Back & Forth
233:Blackadder's Christmas Carol
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4676:Charlie Brooker's 2016 Wipe
4576:That Mitchell and Webb Look
3587:Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again
3531:Four Weddings and a Funeral
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688:28 September 1989
569:List of Blackadder episodes
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3174:The Queen of Spain's Beard
2884:"The Final Top 10 Sitcoms"
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1591:Esther MacCallum-Stewart
1439:Emma Hanna, in her book
1191:reprised their roles as
996:1 October 1989
747:5 October 1989
678:27 August 1989
4666:Have I Got News for You
4506:The League of Gentlemen
3181:Witchsmeller Pursuivant
2574:"Blackadder Goes Forth"
2402:Goodbye-ee, Goodbye-ee,
2212:"Blackadder Goes Forth"
1974:Lewisohn, Mark (2004).
1864:The Complete Blackadder
1772:Blackadder Goes Forth –
1581:compared the series to
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4686:Murder in Successville
4656:The Graham Norton Show
3743:Vincent and the Doctor
3673:Roald Dahl's Esio Trot
2970:Inter-disciplinary.net
2911:Hastings, Max (2013).
2672:"Howard's Film Scores"
2607:6 January 2009 at the
2514:Blackadder Rides Again
1918:Blackadder Rides Again
1584:Oh, What a Lovely War!
1535:commented in his book
1501:British Film Institute
1477:British Film Institute
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1392:Royal Anglian Regiment
1376:The British Grenadiers
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329:British Film Institute
4770:1980s British sitcoms
4696:A League of Their Own
4646:A League of Their Own
4476:Only Fools and Horses
4426:One Foot in the Grave
4406:Blackadder Goes Forth
4396:Only Fools and Horses
4366:Only Fools and Horses
3922:Blackadder Goes Forth
3681:Red Nose Day Actually
3641:Bernard and the Genie
3555:Bridget Jones's Diary
3314:Blackadder Goes Forth
3080:Blackadder Goes Forth
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2889:Britain's Best Sitcom
2818:Blackadder Goes Forth
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2302:Britain's Best Sitcom
2168:Blackadder Goes Forth
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4386:Blackadder the Third
3914:Blackadder the Third
3657:The Girl in the Café
3496:The Boat That Rocked
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3274:Ink and Incapability
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2765:Hanna, Emma (2009).
2740:Hanna, Emma (2009).
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3267:Dish and Dishonesty
2790:Elton, Ben (2012).
2676:howardgoodall.co.uk
2554:on 14 November 2012
2547:The Daily Telegraph
2063:on 30 November 2005
2028:on 16 February 2008
1985:BBC Guide to Comedy
1487:The series won the
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1313:Battersea Dogs Home
1253:in the third series
1118:The Daily Telegraph
726:Corporal Punishment
710:Official War Artist
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436:Corporal Punishment
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4176:The First Casualty
4053:The Beautiful Game
3962:The Ben Elton Show
3954:The Thin Blue Line
3377:The Cavalier Years
3295:Amy and Amiability
3288:Sense and Senility
2682:on 5 February 2012
2428:"Fears of a Clown"
1800:"General Hospital"
1760:"General Hospital"
1712:"General Hospital"
1703:10 September 1990
1677:10 September 1990
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1493:Best Comedy Series
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2824:Behind The Screen
2801:978-0-552-77531-1
2776:978-0-7486-3389-0
2751:978-0-7486-3389-0
2670:Goodall, Howard.
2633:. 23 August 2003.
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