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Thank you everyone for watching along with me, such a great series. Hope everyone is doing well ♥😊😊
For everyone who saw this the first time, we were gob smacked. It was a talking point for weeks after, for a great comody to end like this, wow.
This is nearly 40 years old, and I have seen it countless times, but still, every time, it leaves me in tears.
I remember the first time I watched it. When Darling says “We lived through it, the Great War, 1914 to 1917”, my heart sank.
I always think it's a really interesting little bit of writing. Captain Darling has been a pretty one-dimensional character the whole time, and then in a single line, he's got a job, a hobby and a girlfriend back home. And the delivery tells us that he know he won't ever see any of them again.
I've always found Captain Darlings plaintive "keep wicket for the Croydon Gentlemen......marry Doris....." particularly affecting in this magnificent piece of TV. It's almost never mentioned in discussion, but in that moment one of the hate figures of the show, a man who even has a joke name, becomes a human being who just wants to go home, play Cricket and marry his sweetheart.
For me this has to be one of the most emotional endings to a series ever. We had laughed along with the characters and knew what what happened to them and regrettably, so many others in real life without a word needing to be said.
After all these years that ending is still devastating.
The bit that always gets me is Hugh Laurie saying "Sir? I'm.....scared, Sir".
Blackadder stopping to wish everyone good luck is such a deep contrast to how he usually resents being stuck with George, Baldrick and Darling, and it's perfect.
My Great Uncle and namesake "Robbie" died at the Somme,1916.
The final scene is so moving. It's a moment of truth. The trenches were there. People fought and died. The land recovered and poppies grew. Birds sang. But the finest of many nations fought and died, laying down their lives. Everything now grassed over or rebuilt like it never happened.
Nobody can imagine the fear that those poor souls felt when instructed to go over the top…
Still brings a tear to the eyes all these years later 😢
The Reverence shown at the end of the series was perfect......and the fade to the Poppy fields kicks me in the feels every time
He didn't get "Clucking Bell"! He didn't get it lmao... my word.
Darlings Joke at
I remember seeing this when it aired and literally the whole nation was in shock. We'd grown up with these characters and it still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end 40 years later.
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
The best series of Blackadder they made,by far.