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Título original: Blackadder the Third

Serie de TV
1987
TV-PG
30min

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Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson in La víbora negra (1987)

En la era de la Regencia, Blackadder es el mayordomo del pánfilo príncipe George, al que le encantan las modas y cachivaches más pasajeros de la época.En la era de la Regencia, Blackadder es el mayordomo del pánfilo príncipe George, al que le encantan las modas y cachivaches más pasajeros de la época.En la era de la Regencia, Blackadder es el mayordomo del pánfilo príncipe George, al que le encantan las modas y cachivaches más pasajeros de la época.

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Ganó 1 premio BAFTA
- 3 premios y 6 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado 1 Temporada 1987

Curiosidades
Blackadder does not sport a beard in this season of the show because Rowan Atkinson's then-girlfriend hated it.

Pifias
Although purportedly set during the British Regency (1811-1820), there are appearances by, and contemporary references to, historical figures who were dead before that time, such as Samuel Johnson and Admiral Nelson. Characters use expressions not developed until later, such as "prince and the pauper" or "roller coaster."

Citas
Baldrick: [Blackadder slams the door] Something wrong, Mr. B?
Blackadder: Oh, something's *always* wrong, Balders... the fact that I'm not a millionaire aristocrat, with the sexual capacity of a rutting rhino, is a constant niggle.

Créditos adicionales
Among the books that Blackadder peruses during the opening credits are:
(Morte D'Edmund?)
The Blackadder's Progress
Rise and Fall
Bath on 5p a Day
Encyclopaedia Blackaddica Vol XIX FUN to HUG
Chelsea Arts Club (...)
Blackadder Unbound
Landscape Gardening by Capability Brownadder
From Black Death to Blackadder
Blackadder's Bedside Cockfighting Companion
The Blackadder of Calcutta
(...)
Blackadder Book of Martyrs
The Blackobite Rebellion
Old Blackamore's Almanac Second Edition
Sir Francis Blackadder (Letters?)

Conexiones
Featured in Laughter in the House: The Story of British Sitcom (1999)

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from an American fan

I own the DVD box set of all of the Blackadder series and this one and "Goes Forth" are my favorites, but I love them all. This series skips through history with tongue firmly planted in cheek and is just superb. I call it "smart yet silly" comedy. The British are, or were, pros at this. Seeing some more recent "Britcoms", as some of us Yanks call them, I lament that they are taking too much from our lame American sitcoms. The brilliance of the recent "Coupling" gives me hope for the future.

I really enjoy Rowan Atkinson and the cast of Blackadder. They are all fabulous, but Steven Fry just cracks me up as the Field Marshall in the Fourth Series.

To get back to the Third series I really enjoy the guest appearances of Tim McInnerny as Lord Topper/Le Comte de Frou Frou, Chris Barrie (of Red Dwarf and Brittas Empire fame) as the French Revolutionary Guard, and who can forget the role of Dr. Johnson played by the illustrious Robbie Coltrane (who later played Rubeus Hagrid in the Harry Potter series of movies).

If you like "smart" comedy then check out Blackadder!!