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what made it so good?
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>>217238013
>Blackadder goes forth
>They go forth
Pottery
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We made it through the great war, 1914 to 1917!
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>>217238013
the filet mignon in sauce bearnaise
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UlaAHdcRMg
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>Blackadder goes Forth
>It's actually written in Ada
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>>217238013

Best finale ever?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQvIpL5Ubkc
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>>217238013
I'm an Americunt and the only British shows I like are Blackadder, Sharpe and Fred Fucking Dibnah. I also like coproductions like Rome, The Tudors (flawed but entertaining) and both Borgias shows. Reccomend me something compelling that I won't turn off after 15 minutes or I'll call righteously you a bloody pooftah.
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>>217239146
Try Black Books, Fawlty Towers, Father Ted, the IT Crowd for comedy. The Terror for Drama.
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>>217239146
i, claudius
agatha christie's poirot
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>>217239332
>i, claudius
Forgot to mention that one. It was good.
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>>217238013
It's annoying how it pushed the myth of WW1 commanders being incompetent idiots. But I guess it wouldn't be funny otherwise.



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