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Loading... Cunning: The Blackadder Programme Guideby Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons
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This is an episode guide to the four series of the famously popular and funny BBC comedy drama, Blackadder. It includes an assessment of the precedents of Blackadder and also its legacy, as well as a section on the most recent project, called Blackadder Back and Forth. No library descriptions found. |
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On reflection I'd say that 'Father Ted' has the broader range of humour - visual, behavioural, surreal - but that no-one has ever written funnier dialogue than Elton and Curtis did for Rowan Atkinson's various Edmunds. ("For you, Baldrick, the Renaissance was something that happened to other people, wasn't it?")
This book is only an (unofficial) episode guide rather than the full scripts, but it does contain favourite quotations for every episode, along with plot summaries, cast details and so on. Well worth having as a companion to the scripts and complete DVD set... (