William Pitt the Younger was actually 24 when he became PM for the first time in 1783 - Blackadder embellished a bit but not all that much :) His father was also PM but it wasn't hereditary, it just gave him a leg up. He is the 2nd longest serving PM with a total of 18 years. He died aged just 46 having suffered with multiple illnesses since childhood.
William Pitt the Younger was 24 when he became Prime Minister, NOT a child. The joke is that because he was so much younger than any other Prime Minister (including his father, Pitt the Elder who was in his late 50's when he became Prime Minister), he was a child by comparison as most PM's were double his age.
The secret of Blackadder is , as we move along in time, He gets lower in station, but smarter. Baldric, representing the peasantry, gets less intelligent as time moves on.
Blackadder II was Renaissance. Blackadder III is Age Of Enlightenment. [Late 1700's/Early 1800's, reign of [mad] King George III, Regency of the Prince George (played here by Hugh Laurie) who would eventually become King George IV.] William Pitt The Elder and William Pitt The Younger were both prime ministers of parliament in this era. Pitt The Younger first became prime minister at 26; extremely young for a politician, but not THIS young :) I did not initially like this series as much as 2 and 4 but it's still really really good and as I've gotten older I've come to appreciate Series 3 more
@@MeganRuth The idea was that continental Absolutist kings like Louis XIV had "First Minsters" Cardinal Richelieu of 3 Musketeers fame was one. To call someone in the British parliament "Prime Minster" was akin to calling them a tyrant.
Blackadder 2 was after the Renaissance, which was 15th-16th century. This is set at the end of the 18th Century into the 19th Century, so around the time of the American and French Revolutions. The Prince of Wales’ father is George 3rd, who lost the American colonies.
Given the time of year, and now that you've seen an episode of series 3, you might want to check out Blackadder's Christmas Carol. It's hilarious. It was made between series 3 and 4, so you've probably now seen enough to appreciate everything in that. It has great cameos from Miriam Margoyles, Jim Broadbent and Robbie Coltrane.
I played Blackadder III in a local run ( 12 shows). We did Ink and Incapability, Nob and Nobility and Amy and Amiability. I had never performed before but had an absolute great time playing the lead. Forgot a few lines in the early run but everything came together in the end. Best bit was my son playing the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Greg House!!! And for the smart-asses : I know, I loved Hugh Laurie for decades before discovering "House" a few months ago, and it is not as bad a series as I initially thought, which was why I ignored it when it first aired.
Hes a Captain rather than a Sergeant. Hugh Laurie is Lieutenant George. You also missed out the Christmas special where he was the Victorian money lender Ebenezer Scrooge but reversed, starting out generous and polite then after the visits of the three ghosts who inadvertently showed him people were exploiting his kindness and he had to be bad to get ahead he turned into a miser.
People around the world recognise Hugh Laurie as “Dr Gregory House”. I know him as The Prince Regent. Stay classy, Miss Megan! Also that top of yours is cosmic….literally!
Great Clip Megan 😊😊😊 , the young prime minister is an exaggeration of the" Young Prime Minister" for comic effect,there were two Prime Ministers named Pitt they were known as "Pitt the Younger" and "Pitt the Elder ",its a joke for those of us who were listening in history lessons ❤❤
2:50 Pitt the Younger was the youngest ever PM at 24 - so this is a bit exaggerated. "The Younger" distinguishes him from his father who was an earlier PM.
Brilliant, I rate III higher than II or IV. The dictionary and actors episodes in particular. And Amy, and the Duke of Wellington, the Scarlet Pimpernel, and everyone else.
The Monarch appoints the Prime Minster, who is required to be a member of the Commons or Lords who can command support from a majority in the Commons. William Pitt the Younger (To distinguish him from his father,) became Prime Minster very young, at the age of 24. His detractors claimed that his administration (formed on 19th December) wouldn't last until Christmas. Pitt would serve as Prime Minster for the next 18 years.
Hey, loved the reaction and just wanted to say please don't feel bad about overanalysing and questioning stuff. Yeah, you could just relax and enjoy it for what it is, but you can enjoy it for what it is and have even more fun by overanalysing it. People will always tell you how you're "supposed to" enjoy something, but the great thing is those people are wrong!
Yep. The Renaissance was even earlier than the second series of Blackadder. "Yes. To you, Baldrick, the Renaissance was just something that happened to other people, wasn't it?". The first series is the only one which took place during the Renaissance period.
In order to solve the missing sock issue. I bought one of those price tag guns and use it to attach the two socks to each other when I take them off. This way they stay together through the wash and dry process. Also never have to play the match game trying to match faded black sock ever again.
there was a prime minister called pit the younger, the young boy is a parody of that. this is the georgian period, a few hundred years after the renaissance, george the 3rd is on the throne
I often lose socks .So I buy one colour and mix and match.The lost socks usually turn up caught up in the trouser leg turned inside out or in a pair of shoes I haven’t used for some time
The best line here is a bit contemporary to the original period this was broadcast. Liberal leader David Steele closed his speech to the liberal party with 'Return to your constituencies and prepare for government!' or as Blackadder tells Baldrick 'Go Back to your kitchen sink, you see, and prepare for government'.
Hey Megan! Great to see you back-adder with Blackadder! Third is great, and I'm sure you will have a blast-hausen... (damn, wrong person). Anyway... as others have mentioned, do check out Blackadder's Christmas Carol. Enjoy, and am looking forward to the next one!
You mean Regency, not Renaissance. The Renaissance was between the 14th and 17th centuries. Blackadder the Third was set in the late 18th century, with George III on the throne, and the George played by Hugh Laurie is the future Prince Regent and ultimately George IV.
Megan, we are here - loosely speaking - in the late 18th century. William Pitt the Younger became PM in 1783, when he was 24, that is, at a ridiculously young age (geddit?). He remained PM until 1801.
There's even a poem at the time: Above the rest, majestically great, Behold the infant Atlas of the state, The matchless miracle of modern days, In whom Britannia to the world displays A sight to make surrounding nations stare; A kingdom trusted to a school-boy's care.
Regency Period, actually. Okay, Pitt the Younger wasn't quite *that* young, but he did become a member of Parliament at the age of 21. While the personalities don't change much, as the series go on, Blackadder moves down the social ladder (started as a prince in 1, a lord in 2, now a butler to the Prince Regent in 3...he'll just be a captain in the army in 4) and Baldrick gets dumber.
The young Ladd is representing an extreme comedic version of William Pitt, known as Pitt The Younger”! Think of him as William Pitt jr. His dad, same name, had been prime minister at an earlier time. Although the prime minister role is not an hereditary title. Think George Bush and George W Bush etc.
Don't watch the first series after Goes Fourth, watch it between the Third and the Fourth. I can't say why without spoiling it but if you watch it in the order you're planning it makes the show less effective. Also do watch both the 45min special Blackadder's Christmas Carol and the 15min charity special The Cavalier Years between the Third and Goes Fourth. Watch the millennium special Back and Forth after Goes Fourth after an interval of at least several months. In short watch everything except Back and Forth *before* Goes Fourth for greatest effectiveness.
Blackadder: Any history of insanity in the family… cross the i and n… any history of ‘sanity’ in the family… none whatsoever. Now, any felonies? Baldrick: None. Blackadder: Oh, come on, Baldrick! You’re going to be an MP, for Pete sake… I’ll just put down fraud and sexual deviancy. 🤣
Hi Megan 👍William Pitt the younger prime minister in 1783 was indeed young at 24(which is still just a kid at my age of 52🤣)it seems the world still has the same protocol for appointing leaders, rich toffs at the top and plebs at the bottom! Great reaction👍
Pitt the Younger, who was a real Prime Minister and still the youngest person to have been Prime Minister (which is why they're making this joke), was not actually a teenager, lol. He was very young - he became PM when he was 24 in 1783 (just after the American Revolution and just before the French Revolution - so he had a lot on his plate!) and he had served briefly as Chancellor just before becoming PM too! His father had already served as Prime Minister about 20 years prior when Pitt the Younger was around 8 years old and so, whilst their may have been a bit of nepotism (not in the traditional sense as Pitt's father had died by the time his son even joined Parliament), it seems as though Pitt the Younger had developed a very stern persona and possibly had a fair amount of understanding as to what being PM entails. He is widely regarded as being 1 of our best Prime Ministers, being PM twice, fighting Napoleon in between, and dying at the young age of 46!
Megan, I don't know how far along you are in the Blackadder series (the observation about the different era is correct), but the four series are chronologically moving through England's progression in history whilst simultaneously telling the gradual demise of Blackadder's status. It's been a while since I watched the full series, but I consider the third series the best. Blackadder is vicious, conniving, ambitious, but his social status in this series fits the character the best. Just enough power and influence to have his foot in the door, but not enough to have that door opened for him makes his ambition just that little bit MORE vicious and conniving. If I had to watch this series for the first time based on strength (worst to best), it's be 1, 4, 2, 3. PS. On a personal note, never stop over-analyzing. Just be aware you're doing it, and draw the right conclusion in the end. Cherish your intelligence!
He became Prime Minister in 1783 at the age of 24 and remained in post until 1801 then had a second stint from 1804 to 1806. 17 years, three year gap then 1.66 years.
How did he ever get the role of *"House"* What did the casting director see in him.. I mean, he was GREAT in house. But how did he get the role. After they'd have watched this. lol
When you get around to seeing the first series, you'll notice a big difference. First Edmund was an idiot -- a schemer, a wannabe mastermind, but one doomed to failure by his own stupidity. And First Baldrick, despite being as scruffy and disgusting as his future incarnations, served as the voice of reason who tried (and mostly failed) to keep First Edmund out of trouble. The show was pretty good that way, but when it came time to do the second series, it was decided that the writing and the humor just flowed more naturally with master and servant swapping functions in the narrative, and Rowan Atkinson's and Tony Robinson's acting styles also lent themselves better to such a swap. And they were right.
BLACKADDER CHARACTER STARTS A SA DARK PRINCE. THEN AS A LORD THEN A BUTLER, AND THEN A SOLDIER...GOING DOWN IN RANK EACH SEASON!!!!! BLACKADDER "CHRISTMAS SPECIAL"🎄🎄🎄🎄 BLACKADDER "BACK AND FORTH" VERY FUNNY😂😂 BLACKADDER "TREATY OF WESTFALIA" WITH KING CHARLES, OTHER LEADERS DIVIDING UP EUROPE😅😄😃😀😃😄😅😆
UK HAS A PM WHO DOESNT KNOW HOW TO USE A CREDIT CARD AND FILL CAR UP, ALSO HE WAS SERVING FOOD IN A KITCHEN FOR HOMELESS AND ASKED WHAT BUISNESS IS HE IN, SO FAR OUT HES TOO RICH, HORRIBLE SUNAK 😅
The very first series of Blackadder is nowhere near as funny. The fortunes of the series changed dramitcally when British comedian Ben Elton joined the team from series 2 onward. Series 2 and 3 are very good but series 4 is a masterpiece.
William Pitt the Younger was actually 24 when he became PM for the first time in 1783 - Blackadder embellished a bit but not all that much :)
His father was also PM but it wasn't hereditary, it just gave him a leg up.
He is the 2nd longest serving PM with a total of 18 years.
He died aged just 46 having suffered with multiple illnesses since childhood.
MP at 22, Chancellor of the Exchequer at 23, PM at 24. The overachiever's overachiever.
William Pitt the Younger was 24 when he became Prime Minister, NOT a child. The joke is that because he was so much younger than any other Prime Minister (including his father, Pitt the Elder who was in his late 50's when he became Prime Minister), he was a child by comparison as most PM's were double his age.
That is very young to run a country though,even today no ones come close
Related to actor Brad Pitt
The secret of Blackadder is , as we move along in time, He gets lower in station, but smarter. Baldric, representing the peasantry, gets less intelligent as time moves on.
Blackadder II was Renaissance. Blackadder III is Age Of Enlightenment. [Late 1700's/Early 1800's, reign of [mad] King George III, Regency of the Prince George (played here by Hugh Laurie) who would eventually become King George IV.]
William Pitt The Elder and William Pitt The Younger were both prime ministers of parliament in this era. Pitt The Younger first became prime minister at 26; extremely young for a politician, but not THIS young :)
I did not initially like this series as much as 2 and 4 but it's still really really good and as I've gotten older I've come to appreciate Series 3 more
Fun fact, during this era the title "prime minister" was actually more of an insult, the proper title is "first lord of the treasury"
Oh really? How fascinating! Thank you 😊
@@MeganRuth Did you ever watch the first series?
@@MeganRuth The idea was that continental Absolutist kings like Louis XIV had "First Minsters" Cardinal Richelieu of 3 Musketeers fame was one.
To call someone in the British parliament "Prime Minster" was akin to calling them a tyrant.
Blackadder 2 was after the Renaissance, which was 15th-16th century. This is set at the end of the 18th Century into the 19th Century, so around the time of the American and French Revolutions. The Prince of Wales’ father is George 3rd, who lost the American colonies.
Known in the UK as the Regency Period
@@WilliamGlen-g9c indeed, as the Prince was ruling in his father’s stead, because his father was “ill”
Given the time of year, and now that you've seen an episode of series 3, you might want to check out Blackadder's Christmas Carol. It's hilarious. It was made between series 3 and 4, so you've probably now seen enough to appreciate everything in that. It has great cameos from Miriam Margoyles, Jim Broadbent and Robbie Coltrane.
That’s what I was gonna say. 😝 all the Blackadder specials are worth checking.
My personal preference is for Black Adder goes fourth, the reality of the first world war in a farce,
I played Blackadder III in a local run ( 12 shows). We did Ink and Incapability, Nob and Nobility and Amy and Amiability. I had never performed before but had an absolute great time playing the lead. Forgot a few lines in the early run but everything came together in the end. Best bit was my son playing the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Did you watch the first series?
Greg House!!!
And for the smart-asses : I know, I loved Hugh Laurie for decades before discovering "House" a few months ago, and it is not as bad a series as I initially thought, which was why I ignored it when it first aired.
The dictionary episode is also hilarious
BLACKADDER IS...AND GOES DOWN IN RANK...😜
A PRINCE
A LORD
A BUTLER
A SERGEANT
Hes a Captain rather than a Sergeant. Hugh Laurie is Lieutenant George. You also missed out the Christmas special where he was the Victorian money lender Ebenezer Scrooge but reversed, starting out generous and polite then after the visits of the three ghosts who inadvertently showed him people were exploiting his kindness and he had to be bad to get ahead he turned into a miser.
In each series Blackadder becomes more intelligent and Baldrick is declining in intellect. That´s one observation i made in this brilliant Britcom.
Something to also bear in mind is the fact that The Prince Of Wales here, Hugh Laurie played the eminent Dr Gregory House in the TV series House.
He did!
Socks should be sold in threes to allow for the inevitable one that disappears.
Two right-handed and one left handed.
I agree!
People around the world recognise Hugh Laurie as “Dr Gregory House”. I know him as The Prince Regent. Stay classy, Miss Megan! Also that top of yours is cosmic….literally!
We hail prince George, we hail prince George🤣👍
I remember him most fondly as Wooster from Jeeves and Wooster
my fav series of the 4
It's the Regency, centuries after the renaissance.
Pitt the Younger became Prime Minister at the age of 24, the youngest ever. Though not quite as young as he's played in this
Great Clip Megan 😊😊😊 , the young prime minister is an exaggeration of the" Young Prime Minister" for comic effect,there were two Prime Ministers named Pitt they were known as "Pitt the Younger" and "Pitt the Elder ",its a joke for those of us who were listening in history lessons ❤❤
😂 ahh I see! Thanks for the explanation :)
Pitt the younger was 24 in his first stint as Prime Minister.
He was very bright and entered Cambridge University at 13.
2:50 Pitt the Younger was the youngest ever PM at 24 - so this is a bit exaggerated. "The Younger" distinguishes him from his father who was an earlier PM.
Brilliant, I rate III higher than II or IV. The dictionary and actors episodes in particular. And Amy, and the Duke of Wellington, the Scarlet Pimpernel, and everyone else.
The first series is my favourite.
The Monarch appoints the Prime Minster, who is required to be a member of the Commons or Lords who can command support from a majority in the Commons.
William Pitt the Younger (To distinguish him from his father,) became Prime Minster very young, at the age of 24.
His detractors claimed that his administration (formed on 19th December) wouldn't last until Christmas. Pitt would serve as Prime Minster for the next 18 years.
Hey, loved the reaction and just wanted to say please don't feel bad about overanalysing and questioning stuff. Yeah, you could just relax and enjoy it for what it is, but you can enjoy it for what it is and have even more fun by overanalysing it. People will always tell you how you're "supposed to" enjoy something, but the great thing is those people are wrong!
More like late 18th/early 19th century (Regency period) rather than the Renaissance (15-16th centuries)
Yep. The Renaissance was even earlier than the second series of Blackadder. "Yes. To you, Baldrick, the Renaissance was just something that happened to other people, wasn't it?". The first series is the only one which took place during the Renaissance period.
In order to solve the missing sock issue. I bought one of those price tag guns and use it to attach the two socks to each other when I take them off. This way they stay together through the wash and dry process. Also never have to play the match game trying to match faded black sock ever again.
Pitt the younger wasn’t actually a child when he became PM he's portrayed as a teenager here as a joke on his name.
He's still the youngest PM in British history. Even if he wasn't a teenager, 24 isn't that much older than he's portrayed here.
Ahh fair enough! That makes sense :)
Awesome series. Hope Open All Hours hits this soon, another classic
there was a prime minister called pit the younger, the young boy is a parody of that. this is the georgian period, a few hundred years after the renaissance, george the 3rd is on the throne
I often lose socks .So I buy one colour and mix and match.The lost socks usually turn up caught up in the trouser leg turned inside out or in a pair of shoes I haven’t used for some time
The best line here is a bit contemporary to the original period this was broadcast. Liberal leader David Steele closed his speech to the liberal party with 'Return to your constituencies and prepare for government!' or as Blackadder tells Baldrick 'Go Back to your kitchen sink, you see, and prepare for government'.
I went through Puberty the other week. It's in The Cotswolds, lovely little place.
Hey Megan! Great to see you back-adder with Blackadder! Third is great, and I'm sure you will have a blast-hausen... (damn, wrong person). Anyway... as others have mentioned, do check out Blackadder's Christmas Carol.
Enjoy, and am looking forward to the next one!
Thank you! And thanks for the suggestion!
This show was awesome!
You mean Regency, not Renaissance. The Renaissance was between the 14th and 17th centuries. Blackadder the Third was set in the late 18th century, with George III on the throne, and the George played by Hugh Laurie is the future Prince Regent and ultimately George IV.
Megan, we are here - loosely speaking - in the late 18th century. William Pitt the Younger became PM in 1783, when he was 24, that is, at a ridiculously young age (geddit?). He remained PM until 1801.
and was offered the job even earlier.
😂 I see! Thanks for the explanation :)
There's even a poem at the time:
Above the rest, majestically great,
Behold the infant Atlas of the state,
The matchless miracle of modern days,
In whom Britannia to the world displays
A sight to make surrounding nations stare;
A kingdom trusted to a school-boy's care.
@@tcroft2165 A situation not unlike the present day............
Love Blackadder Megan, each series gets better ! Pleaseeee watch Blackadder's Xmas Carol, you'll love it ! ps great dance at the end there Megan !👍
I hope you have a great festive season young lady. Best wishes from the UK.
Thank you! Same to you :)
Regency Period, actually.
Okay, Pitt the Younger wasn't quite *that* young, but he did become a member of Parliament at the age of 21.
While the personalities don't change much, as the series go on, Blackadder moves down the social ladder (started as a prince in 1, a lord in 2, now a butler to the Prince Regent in 3...he'll just be a captain in the army in 4) and Baldrick gets dumber.
The young Ladd is representing an extreme comedic version of William Pitt, known as Pitt The Younger”! Think of him as William Pitt jr. His dad, same name, had been prime minister at an earlier time. Although the prime minister role is not an hereditary title. Think George Bush and George W Bush etc.
Baldric started in series 1 as the intelligent character.
My wife and I managed to lose one of a brand new pair of my socks after ONE SINGLE DAY. Never found it...
My mom bought me an expensive pair of socks once and I lost one after wearing them once 😫
I agree ... just brilliant.
Merry Christmas, Megsy.
This is my fave series - the Georgian era was great.
Don't watch the first series after Goes Fourth, watch it between the Third and the Fourth. I can't say why without spoiling it but if you watch it in the order you're planning it makes the show less effective.
Also do watch both the 45min special Blackadder's Christmas Carol and the 15min charity special The Cavalier Years between the Third and Goes Fourth.
Watch the millennium special Back and Forth after Goes Fourth after an interval of at least several months.
In short watch everything except Back and Forth *before* Goes Fourth for greatest effectiveness.
that's not Pitt the younger, it's Pit the even younger who did not exist
Blackadder: Any history of insanity in the family… cross the i and n… any history of ‘sanity’ in the family… none whatsoever. Now, any felonies?
Baldrick: None.
Blackadder: Oh, come on, Baldrick! You’re going to be an MP, for Pete sake… I’ll just put down fraud and sexual deviancy.
🤣
The sock problem is solved by counting the socks into the washing machine and then counting them out. Using clips if necessary 😊
Amazing! I’ll have to start doing that 😂 thanks!
Hi Megan 👍William Pitt the younger prime minister in 1783 was indeed young at 24(which is still just a kid at my age of 52🤣)it seems the world still has the same protocol for appointing leaders, rich toffs at the top and plebs at the bottom! Great reaction👍
Pitt the Younger, who was a real Prime Minister and still the youngest person to have been Prime Minister (which is why they're making this joke), was not actually a teenager, lol. He was very young - he became PM when he was 24 in 1783 (just after the American Revolution and just before the French Revolution - so he had a lot on his plate!) and he had served briefly as Chancellor just before becoming PM too! His father had already served as Prime Minister about 20 years prior when Pitt the Younger was around 8 years old and so, whilst their may have been a bit of nepotism (not in the traditional sense as Pitt's father had died by the time his son even joined Parliament), it seems as though Pitt the Younger had developed a very stern persona and possibly had a fair amount of understanding as to what being PM entails. He is widely regarded as being 1 of our best Prime Ministers, being PM twice, fighting Napoleon in between, and dying at the young age of 46!
Pitt & Pitt the Younger joked about😵😵
William Pitt then William Pitt Jr. ALWAYS A joke!!!😂😃
pitt the younger was like 24 when he became 24
2:28 it’s not hereditary but nepotism has always been to structure and still is
Megan, I don't know how far along you are in the Blackadder series (the observation about the different era is correct), but the four series are chronologically moving through England's progression in history whilst simultaneously telling the gradual demise of Blackadder's status.
It's been a while since I watched the full series, but I consider the third series the best. Blackadder is vicious, conniving, ambitious, but his social status in this series fits the character the best. Just enough power and influence to have his foot in the door, but not enough to have that door opened for him makes his ambition just that little bit MORE vicious and conniving. If I had to watch this series for the first time based on strength (worst to best), it's be 1, 4, 2, 3.
PS. On a personal note, never stop over-analyzing. Just be aware you're doing it, and draw the right conclusion in the end. Cherish your intelligence!
that's PItt the younger prime minister at the turn of the 19th Century youngest prime minister
Obviously exaggerated for comedic effect, but the real-life William Pitt the Younger became Prime Minister of Britain at the age of 24 in 1804.
He became Prime Minister in 1783 at the age of 24 and remained in post until 1801 then had a second stint from 1804 to 1806. 17 years, three year gap then 1.66 years.
How did he ever get the role of *"House"* What did the casting director see in him..
I mean, he was GREAT in house. But how did he get the role. After they'd have watched this. lol
😂 who knows! They are extremely different characters. It just shows how versatile Hugh Laurie is!
BLACKADDER Third is during Georgian period.
Love the top Megan ❤
Thank you! 😊
When you get around to seeing the first series, you'll notice a big difference. First Edmund was an idiot -- a schemer, a wannabe mastermind, but one doomed to failure by his own stupidity. And First Baldrick, despite being as scruffy and disgusting as his future incarnations, served as the voice of reason who tried (and mostly failed) to keep First Edmund out of trouble. The show was pretty good that way, but when it came time to do the second series, it was decided that the writing and the humor just flowed more naturally with master and servant swapping functions in the narrative, and Rowan Atkinson's and Tony Robinson's acting styles also lent themselves better to such a swap. And they were right.
I never looked at it that way, but that may explain quite well why I think the first series is the weakest of them all.
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@@cynthiaschultheis1660 Miranda is regular in Series 2. She played a German spy in one episode of Series 4.
You mentioned that you're gonna see season 1 but what about the two movies Blackadder Back and Forth and the Christmas Carol Are those on your list?
Pitt the Younger
Megan, who's your favourite comedian or comedy actor?
I’ve always had a soft spot for Lucille Ball, but there are so many great comedians it’s hard to pick a favourite!
Pitt the Younger wasn't a child it's a joke
I think the young pm was William Pitt or his son
BLACKADDER CHARACTER STARTS A SA DARK PRINCE.
THEN AS A LORD
THEN A BUTLER,
AND THEN A SOLDIER...GOING DOWN IN RANK EACH SEASON!!!!!
BLACKADDER "CHRISTMAS SPECIAL"🎄🎄🎄🎄
BLACKADDER "BACK AND FORTH" VERY FUNNY😂😂
BLACKADDER "TREATY OF WESTFALIA" WITH KING CHARLES, OTHER LEADERS DIVIDING UP EUROPE😅😄😃😀😃😄😅😆
Good video🎉
I've searched her channel and I have one question. What about the first series?
Missed the best part of this episode though the election part
Are you going to react to blackadder special, where he time travel.
This is the 18th century not the renaissance! Your about 400 years out!
Got 7 socks cannot find other ones make a pairs
Blackadder 1 ... Blackadder thick & Baldrick smart ... by series 4 ... Blackadder smart & Baldock thick ...
Aah you skipped the best joke (Mr. S. Baldrick)
UK HAS A PM WHO DOESNT KNOW HOW TO USE A CREDIT CARD AND FILL CAR UP, ALSO HE WAS SERVING FOOD IN A KITCHEN FOR HOMELESS AND ASKED WHAT BUISNESS IS HE IN, SO FAR OUT HES TOO RICH, HORRIBLE SUNAK 😅
Hugh Laurie, wtf.
Don’t watch the 1st season EVER!! it’s not the same and will be weird
Don't bother with the first series!
Don't bother with the first series. It's crap. Blackadder Goes Forth is excellent though.
Well done - you got to the THIRD WORD before you interupted
can i stop you and say this... there the same personalities in every season.. there is no character growth..
Don't bother with series 1 it's rubbish
Merry Xmas beautiful😘🤗
Check out a bit of fry & laurie.hugh & stephen also star in jeeves & wooster
The very first series of Blackadder is nowhere near as funny. The fortunes of the series changed dramitcally when British comedian Ben Elton joined the team from series 2 onward. Series 2 and 3 are very good but series 4 is a masterpiece.
I disagree series one is my favourite but each to their own