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"BBC comedy Blackadder will return for its fifth series next year.
Seventeen years after the emotional climax of 1989's Blackadder Goes Forth, Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson will reprise their roles as Blackadder and Baldrick.
Writer Richard Curtis told the Daily Express of the show's return: "We'd always said we'd do it, and yes we definitely still want to."
Excellent, finally some good comedy on TV!
Seventeen years after the emotional climax of 1989's Blackadder Goes Forth, Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson will reprise their roles as Blackadder and Baldrick.
Writer Richard Curtis told the Daily Express of the show's return: "We'd always said we'd do it, and yes we definitely still want to."
Excellent, finally some good comedy on TV!
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"BBC comedy Blackadder will return for its fifth series next year.
Seventeen years after the emotional climax of 1989's Blackadder Goes Forth, Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson will reprise their roles as Blackadder and Baldrick.
Writer Richard Curtis told the Daily Express of the show's return: "We'd always said we'd do it, and yes we definitely still want to."
Excellent, finally some good comedy on TV!
Seventeen years after the emotional climax of 1989's Blackadder Goes Forth, Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson will reprise their roles as Blackadder and Baldrick.
Writer Richard Curtis told the Daily Express of the show's return: "We'd always said we'd do it, and yes we definitely still want to."
Excellent, finally some good comedy on TV!
Do you know what time period this one is set?
I think there is an argument for saying leave it as it is and dont bring it back.
Best news I've heard all week. It would be hard to set it after Blackadder goes Forth unless they did 'Blackadder 3001: A Space Odyssey' and going bck in time would destroy the chronological order that it's currently in. Hmmm...
Has it been so long? I remember watching Blackadder Goes Forth on its first run. I'm old...
I need the DVD with all the series on. And I need it soon.
*resists urge to go on play.com as has already spent hundreds of pounds in the last two weeks*
I need the DVD with all the series on. And I need it soon.
*resists urge to go on play.com as has already spent hundreds of pounds in the last two weeks*
I'm still holding out for another release of Blackadder on DVD with muchos extras, like the Red Dwarf DVDs.
Wasn't "Back and Forth" set in the present day?
They could continue on from that.
They could continue on from that.
[URL]http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/news/cult/2005/04/19/18699.shtml[/URL]
"The BBC have yet to confirm the news, suggesting that it's more of a wish than an actual project."
"The BBC have yet to confirm the news, suggesting that it's more of a wish than an actual project."
'So we don't know whether Ben Elton will co-write, and if Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson will return.'
There's no point doing it without them. If they dare do another series but with a new cast a writers, I will kill them.
There's no point doing it without them. If they dare do another series but with a new cast a writers, I will kill them.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> I need the DVD with all the series on. And I need it soon.
I've been thinking about buying that for a long time. But it annoys me that the R1 has the Xmas special and Black Adder Back and forth in the boxset, but the R2 doesn't have either of them.
Stupid Americans even get superior DVD's of our damn TV Programmes
> I need the DVD with all the series on. And I need it soon.
I've been thinking about buying that for a long time. But it annoys me that the R1 has the Xmas special and Black Adder Back and forth in the boxset, but the R2 doesn't have either of them.
Stupid Americans even get superior DVD's of our damn TV Programmes
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