In Collection
#178
Seen It:
Yes
#178
Seen It:
Yes
Episodes
1: The Fortelling
2: Born To Be King
3: The Archbishop
4: The Queen of Spain's Beard
5: Witchsmeller Pursuivant
6: The Black Seal
Disc 2:
7: Bells
8: Head
9: Potato
10: Money
11: Beer
12: Chains
Disc 3:
13: Dish and Dishonesty
14: Ink and Incapability
15: Nob and Nobility
16: Sense and Senility
17: Amy and Amiability
18: Duel and Duality
Disc 4:
19: Plan A: Captain Cook
20: Plan B: Corporal Punishment
21: Plan C: Major Star
22: Plan D: Private Plane
23: Plan E: General Hospital
24: Plan F: Goodbyeee
Australia / English
| Rowan Atkinson | The Blackadder/Prince Edmund/Duke of Edinburgh |
| Tony Robinson | Baldrick |
| Laurie, Hugh | Prince George / Lt George |
| Tim McInnerny | Percy / Capt Darling |
| Brian Blessed | King Richard IV of England |
| Robert East | Harry |
| Elspet Gray | The Queen |
| Stephen Fry | Lord Melchett / General Melchett |
| Miranda Richardson | Queenie |
| Mayall, Rik | Lord Flasheart |
| Patrick Allen | Narrator / ... |
| Director | Paul Weiland; Martin Shardlow |
| Producer | Geoff Posner |
| Writer | William Shakespeare; Rowan Atkinson |
| Cinematography | John Lloyd |
| Musician | Howard Goodall |
The legacy of laughter begins in the Dark Ages with Black Adder I. Next stop, in Black Adder II, is England’s Golden Age of the 1600’s. Hysteria reigns in 18th century England in Black Adder III, and finally, the family lineage is called to the front in World War I in Black Adder Goes Forth.
Starring Rowan Atkinson as the evil Edmund Blackadder and Tony Robinson as the brain-dead Baldric, this Collector’s Edition contains twenty-four complete episodes of this acclaimed BBC comedy hit!
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