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Blackadder II is the second series of the BBC sitcom Blackadder, written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton, which aired from 9 January 1986 to 20 February 1986.
Blackadder II: With Rowan Atkinson, Tim McInnerny, Tony Robinson, Miranda Richardson. In the Tudor court of Elizabeth I, Lord Edmund Blackadder strives to win Her Majesty's favour while attempting to avoid a grisly fate should he offend her.
The series follows the life of Lord Edmund Blackadder, the great-grandson of The Black Adder. He is accompanied by Baldrick and Lord Percy. Blackaddder claims to be rich to stay in favour with the Queen, but is actually quite poor, not even having £1000. Blackadder's rival for the Queens favouritsm is Lord Melchett.
May 6, 2020 · The Return of Blackadder | Blackadder II | BBC Comedy Greats. Contains adult humour In the Tudor court of Elizabeth I, Lord Edmund Blackadder strives to win her Majesty's favour while...
Nov 26, 2013 · Blackadder has a cunning plan to enable Lord Melchett and himself to escape from Prince Ludwig's dungeon.
Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson and Stephen Fry star in this classic comedy that re-writes the annals of history. Now a favorite at the Court of Elizabeth I, Edmund Blackadder keeps his head from being chopped off by the capricious Queen with rapier-sharp wit, cunning and bravado.
In this comedy from Blackadder creator Ben Elton, Rowan Atkinson stars as a rule-abiding servant of the crown who butts heads with the arrogant, bumbling DI of their small town station.
Blackadder and Melchett are kidnapped by a neurotic German spy just after the Queen announces she is sick of paying ransom to kidnappers.
Oct 9, 2007 · Blackadder II. The second chapter of the historical sitcom transports us to Elizabethan England and to a particularly cunning member of the Queen's court, a certain Edmund,...
Blackadder II. Classic historical comedy. The Blackadder genes resurface in Elizabethan England in the guise of Edmund, great-great-grandson of the repulsive original.
