Blackadder Seasons & Episodes
Blackadder has 4 seasons with a total of 24 episodes.
Season 4 - Episode 6
Goodbyeee
Blackadder tries everything he can think of to get sent back to England when orders come in to go over the top in the first charge against the Germans since 1914.
Season 4 - Episode 5
General Hospital
Blackadder is assigned to find the spy working out of the hospital.
Season 4 - Episode 4
Private Plane
Blackadder and the boys join the Royal Air Corps, where they are promptly shot down behind enemy lines.
Season 4 - Episode 3
Major Star
Blackadder grabs yet another opportunity to return to England by organizing a morale-raising music hall show, including Baldrick's Charlie Chaplin impersonation and George's appearance as a lady songstress who captures the General's heart.
Season 4 - Episode 2
Corporal Punishment
Edmund is sentenced to death by firing squad for shooting and eating the General's favorite messenger pigeon.
Season 4 - Episode 1
Captain Cook
Blackadder tries painting and cooking as ploys to avoid the scheduled big push out of the trenches.
Season 3 - Episode 6
Duel and Duality
The Duke of Wellington has challenged the Prince to a duel for seducing his daughters and the Prince offers Blackadder anything he wants to take his place.
Season 3 - Episode 5
Amy and Amiability
After Parliament cuts off the Prince's money he decides to marry a rich lady who obtains her money by moonlighting as a notorious highwayman.
Season 3 - Episode 4
Sense and Senility
The Prince Regent hires a pair of actors to teach him to give better speeches and earn the people's respect after an anarchist tries to blow him up at the theatre.
Season 3 - Episode 3
Nob and Nobility
After the Scarlet Pimpernel gets high praises Blackadder makes a bet that he can go to France and rescue aristocrats, too.
Season 3 - Episode 2
Ink and Incapability
Blackadder has one weekend to rewrite a dictionary the Prince Regent is sponsoring after Baldrick burns the only copy.
Season 3 - Episode 1
Dish and Dishonesty
Blackadder becomes involved in politics by getting Baldrick elected MP, in an effort to stop the new Prime Minister, Pitt the Younger, from striking the Prince off the Civil List.
Season 2 - Episode 6
Chains
Blackadder and Lord Melchett are kidnapped by a German spy right after the Queen decides she will pay no more ransom to kidnappers.
Season 2 - Episode 5
Beer
Blackadder's rich and Puritanical aunt and uncle pay him a visit to discuss his inheritance the same night he has a beer drinking contest.
Season 2 - Episode 4
Money
The Queen hampers Blackadder's efforts to raise cash to pay off a debt to a sadistic bishop.
Season 2 - Episode 3
Potato
After Sir Walter Raleigh takes the Queen's fancy by bringing her a potato, Blackadder decides to become an explorer with the aid of a legless sea captain.
Season 2 - Episode 2
Head
After the Queen appoints Blackadder Lord High Executioner, he finds himself in trouble when the Queen pardons someone he executed ahead of schedule.
Season 2 - Episode 1
Bells
Blackadder feels a funny attraction for his manservant and decides to marry when he discovers he is a she.
Season 1 - Episode 6
The Black Seal
After the King takes away Edmund's title of Duke, he recruits the 6 most evil men in the land to take the crown by force.
Season 1 - Episode 5
Witchsmeller Pursuivant
Percy and Baldrick are to be burned at the stake with Edmund, when he is accused of being a witch.
Season 1 - Episode 4
The Queen of Spain's Beard
The King decides that Edmund should marry a Spanish Princess, who Edmund finds unattractive, in order to secure a treaty between Spain and England which will allow an invasion of France.
Season 1 - Episode 3
The Archbishop
Edmund is appointed to the post of Archbishop of Canterbury after the king has the last one killed.
Season 1 - Episode 2
Born to Be King
With his father away at the Crusades, Edmund comes up with a plan to prove his brother is illegitimate, thus making him Prince Regent.
Season 1 - Episode 1
The Foretelling
After arriving late for the Battle of Bosworth Field, Edmund kills King Richard III (whom he thinks is stealing his horse) and secures the crown for his father.
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Who are the main characters in Blackadder? - Top Billed Cast for Blackadder
Tony Robinson
Baldrick
18 episodes
Tim McInnerny
Lord Percy
12 episodes
Rowan Atkinson
Edmund Blackadder
12 episodes
Elspet Gray
The Queen
6 episodes
Brian Blessed
King Richard IV
6 episodes
Who created Blackadder TV series?
Blackadder was created by Richard Curtis , Rowan Atkinson and Ben Elton . If you would like to see more information about the creator(s) please click their name.
Who stars in Blackadder? – TV Show Cast
Here’s the main list of all the actors and actresses who star in Blackadder TV series
Tony Robinson
Baldrick (18 episodes)
Tim McInnerny
Lord Percy (12 episodes)
Rowan Atkinson
Edmund Blackadder (12 episodes)
Elspet Gray
The Queen (6 episodes)
Brian Blessed
King Richard IV (6 episodes)
Rowan Atkinson
Edmund, Duke of Edinburgh (6 episodes)
Robert East
Harry Prince of Wales (6 episodes)
Patrick Allen
Narrator (6 episodes)
Patsy Byrne
Nursie (6 episodes)
Tony Aitken
Minstrel (6 episodes)
Miranda Richardson
Queen Elizabeth I (6 episodes)
Stephen Fry
Lord Melchett (6 episodes)
Hugh Laurie
The Prince Regent (6 episodes)
Helen Atkinson-Wood
Mrs. Miggins (6 episodes)
Rowan Atkinson
Captain Edmund Blackadder (6 episodes)
Tony Robinson
Private S. Baldrick (6 episodes)
Stephen Fry
General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett (6 episodes)
Hugh Laurie
Lieutenant The Honourable George Colthurst St. Barleigh (6 episodes)
Tim McInnerny
Captain Kevin Darling (6 episodes)
David Nunn
Messenger (3 episodes)
Stephen Frost
Soft, a Guard (2 episodes)
Rik Mayall
Flasheart (2 episodes)
Gabrielle Glaister
Driver Parkhurst (2 episodes)
Peter Cook
Richard III (1 episode)
Peter Benson
Henry VII (1 episode)
Kathleen St John
Goneril (1 episode)
Barbara Miller
Regan (1 episode)
Gretchen Franklin
Cordelia (1 episode)
Alex Norton
McAngus, Duke of Argyll (1 episode)
Angus Deayton
Jumping Jew of Jerusalem (1 episode)
Joolia Cappleman
Celia, Countess of Cheltenham (1 episode)
Martin Clarke
Sir Dominick Prique of Stratford (1 episode)
Arthur Hewlett
Godfrey, Archbishop of Canterbury / William, Bishop of London (1 episode)
Paul McDowell
Herbert, Archbishop of Canterbury (1 episode)
Carolyn Colquhoun
Sister Sara (1 episode)
Joyce Grant
Mother Superior (1 episode)
Bert Parnaby
Cain, a Peasant (1 episode)
Roy Evans
Abel, a Peasant (1 episode)
Bill Wallis
Sir Justin de Boinod (1 episode)
David Delve
Sir George de Boeuf (1 episode)
Leslie Sands
Lord Graveney (1 episode)
Jim Broadbent
Don Speekingleesh, an Interpreter (1 episode)
Jane Freeman
Mrs. Applebottom (1 episode)
Howard Lew Lewis
Mr. Applebottom (1 episode)
John Rapley
Rev. Lloyd (1 episode)
Stephen Tate
Lord Chiswick (1 episode)
Frank Finlay
The Witchsmeller Pursuivant (1 episode)
Richard Murdoch
Ross, a Lord (1 episode)
Valentine Dyall
Angus, a Lord (1 episode)
Peter Schofield
Fife, a Lord (1 episode)
Mark Arden
Anon, a Guard (1 episode)
Perry Benson
Daft Ned, a Peasant (1 episode)
Bert Parnaby
Dim Cain, a Peasant (1 episode)
Roy Evans
Dumb Abel, a Peasant (1 episode)
Forbes Collins
Dopey Jack, a Peasant (1 episode)
Patrick Duncan
Officer, an Officer (1 episode)
Ron Cook
Sean, the Irish (1 episode)
Patrick Malahide
Guy of Glastonbury (1 episode)
Paul Brooke
Friar Bellows (1 episode)
Patrick Allen
The Hawk (1 episode)
John Hallam
Sir Wilfred Death (1 episode)
Roger Sloman
Three Fingered Pete (1 episode)
Perry Benson
Pigeon Vendor (1 episode)
John Barrard
Retired Morris Dancer (1 episode)
Des Webb
Person of Unrestricted Growth (1 episode)
Forbes Collins
Trusting Father (1 episode)
Roy Evans
Abel, a Bilind Beggar (1 episode)
Bert Parnaby
Cain, a Blind Beggar (1 episode)
John Carlisle
Murdered Lord (1 episode)
Gabrielle Glaister
Kate / Bob (1 episode)
John Grillo
Dr. Leech (1 episode)
Edward Jewesbury
Kate's Father (1 episode)
Barbara Miller
Wise Woman (1 episode)
Sadie Shimmin
Young Crone (1 episode)
Holly De Jong
Lady Farrow (1 episode)
Bill Wallis
Gaoler Ploppy (1 episode)
Linda Polan
Mrs. Ploppy (1 episode)
Patrick Duncan
Earl Farrow (1 episode)
Tom Baker
Captain Rum (1 episode)
Simon Jones
Sir Walter Raleigh (1 episode)
Ronald Lacey
Bishop of Bath & Wells (1 episode)
Lesley Nicol
Mrs. Pants (1 episode)
Barry Craine
Mr. Pants (1 episode)
Cassie Stuart
Molly (1 episode)
John Pierce Jones
Arthur the Sailor (1 episode)
Tony Aitken
Mad Beggar (1 episode)
Philip Pope
Leonardo Acropolis (1 episode)
Piers Ibbotson
Messenger (1 episode)
Miriam Margolyes
Lady Whiteadder (1 episode)
Hugh Laurie
Simon Partridge (1 episode)
Roger Blake
Geoffrey Piddle (1 episode)
William Hootkins
Monk (1 episode)
Daniel Thorndike
Lord Whiteadder (1 episode)
Hugh Laurie
Prince Ludwig (1 episode)
Max Harvey
Torturer (1 episode)
Mark Arden
Guard 1 (1 episode)
Lee Cornes
Guard 2 (1 episode)
Vincent Hanna
Mr. Vincent Hanna (1 episode)
Denis Lill
Sir Talbot Buxomly (1 episode)
Simon Osborne
Pitt the Younger (1 episode)
Dominic Martelli
Pitt the Even Younger (1 episode)
Geoffrey McGivern
Ivor Biggun (1 episode)
Robbie Coltrane
Dr. Samuel Johnson (1 episode)
Lee Cornes
Shelley (1 episode)
Steve Steen
Byron (1 episode)
Tim McInnerny
Lord Topper (1 episode)
Nigel Planer
Lord Smedley (1 episode)
Chris Barrie
Ambassador, a fearsome revolutionary (1 episode)
Hugh Paddick
Keanrick (1 episode)
Kenneth Connor
Mossup (1 episode)
Ben Elton
Anarchist (1 episode)
Warren Clarke
Mr. Hardwood (1 episode)
Barbara Horne
Sally Cheapside (1 episode)
Roger Avon
The Duke of Cheapside (1 episode)
Miranda Richardson
Amy Hardwood, the elusive shadow (1 episode)
Stephen Fry
The Duke of Wellington (1 episode)
Gertan Klauber
King George III (1 episode)
Jeremy Hardy
Corporal Perkins (1 episode)
Stephen Frost
Corporal James (1 episode)
Jeremy Gittins
Private Tipplewick (1 episode)
Lee Cornes
Private Fraser (1 episode)
Paul Mark Elliott
Private Robinson (1 episode)
Rik Mayall
Squadron Commander Lord Flasheart (1 episode)
Adrian Edmondson
Baron von Richtoven (1 episode)
Hugo Blick
Lieutenant von Gerhardt (1 episode)
Miranda Richardson
Nurse Mary (1 episode)
Bill Wallis
Brigadier Smith (1 episode)
Geoffrey Palmer
Field Marshal Haig (1 episode)
Who worked on Blackadder – Movie Crew
The TV show Blackadder had a total of 3 crew members work on it.
What network is Blackadder on?
The TV show Blackadder aired on BBC One network.
What is Blackadder about? – Synopsis & Plot
Through four series and a few specials, Edmund Blackadder and his greasy sidekick Baldrick conjure up cunning plans as Edmund tries to take advantage of desperate times. These situation tragedies had obvious parallels from the Dark Ages to Elizabethan times, the rule of mad George III, and The Great War.