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	<blockquote>The first series was odd, it was very extravagant. It cost a million pounds for the six programmes ... [which] was a lot of money to spend ... It looked great, but it wasn't as consistently funny as we would have liked.<ref name="Interviews"/></blockquote>		<blockquote>The first series was odd, it was very extravagant. It cost a million pounds for the six programmes ... [which] was a lot of money to spend ... It looked great, but it wasn't as consistently funny as we would have liked.<ref name="Interviews"/></blockquote>

	Due to the high cost of the first series, the then-controller of programming of [[BBC1]], [[Michael Grade]], was reluctant to sign off a second series without major improvements to the show and drastic cost-cutting, leaving a gap of three years between the two series.<ref name="Lewisohn">Lewisohn, Mark, [https://web.archive.org/web/20050408071319/http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/b/blackadderthe_7770760.shtml ''The Black Adder] at the former [[BBC Guide to Comedy]]. Retrieved 17 April 2008</ref> Atkinson did not wish to continue writing for the second series.~~{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~		Due to the high cost of the first series, the then-controller of programming of [[BBC1]], [[Michael Grade]], was reluctant to sign off a second series without major improvements to the show and drastic cost-cutting, leaving a gap of three years between the two series.<ref name="Lewisohn">Lewisohn, Mark, [https://web.archive.org/web/20050408071319/http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/b/blackadderthe_7770760.shtml ''The Black Adder] at the former [[BBC Guide to Comedy]]. Retrieved 17 April 2008</ref> Atkinson did not wish to continue writing for the second series.

	A chance meeting between Richard Curtis and comedian [[Ben Elton]] led to the decision to collaborate on a new series of Blackadder. Recognising the main faults of the first series, Curtis and Elton agreed that ''Blackadder II'' would be a studio-only production (along with the inclusion of a live audience during recording, instead of showing the episodes to an audience after taping). Besides adding a greater comedy focus, Elton suggested a major change in character emphasis: Baldrick would become the stupid [[sidekick]], while Edmund Blackadder evolved into a cunning [[sycophant]]. This led to the familiar set-up that was maintained in the following series.<ref name="Britain's Best Sitcom">''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sitcom/advocate_blackadder.shtml Britain's Best Sitcom – Blackadder]'', 2004 BBC Television documentary, presented by [[John Sergeant (journalist)\|John Sergeant]]</ref>		A chance meeting between Richard Curtis and comedian [[Ben Elton]] led to the decision to collaborate on a new series of Blackadder. Recognising the main faults of the first series, Curtis and Elton agreed that ''Blackadder II'' would be a studio-only production (along with the inclusion of a live audience during recording, instead of showing the episodes to an audience after taping). Besides adding a greater comedy focus, Elton suggested a major change in character emphasis: Baldrick would become the stupid [[sidekick]], while Edmund Blackadder evolved into a cunning [[sycophant]]. This led to the familiar set-up that was maintained in the following series.<ref name="Britain's Best Sitcom">''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/sitcom/advocate_blackadder.shtml Britain's Best Sitcom – Blackadder]'', 2004 BBC Television documentary, presented by [[John Sergeant (journalist)\|John Sergeant]]</ref>

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Future

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	Stephen Fry has expressed the view that, since the series went out on such a good "high", a film might not be a good idea.<ref>[https://archive.today/20120529151802/http://www.darkhorizons.com/news06/060620k.php "Atkinson Developing "Black Adder" Film"], Darkhorizons.com</ref>		Stephen Fry has expressed the view that, since the series went out on such a good "high", a film might not be a good idea.<ref>[https://archive.today/20120529151802/http://www.darkhorizons.com/news06/060620k.php "Atkinson Developing "Black Adder" Film"], Darkhorizons.com</ref>

	During his June 2007 stage performance, chronicled on the Tony Robinson's Cunning Night Out DVD, Robinson states that, after filming the ''Back & Forth special'', the general idea was to reunite for another special in 2010. Robinson jokingly remarked that Hugh Laurie's success on ''[[House (TV series)\|House]]'' may make that difficult.~~{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~		During his June 2007 stage performance, chronicled on the Tony Robinson's Cunning Night Out DVD, Robinson states that, after filming the ''Back & Forth special'', the general idea was to reunite for another special in 2010. Robinson jokingly remarked that Hugh Laurie's success on ''[[House (TV series)\|House]]'' may make that difficult.

	At the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', Robinson asked Tim McInnerny if he would do another series and he responded "no", because he thought people would not want to see them as they are now and would rather remember them for how they were. In the same documentary, Rowan Atkinson voiced his similar view; 'Times past; that's what they were!' However, Miranda Richardson and Tony Robinson expressed enthusiasm towards the idea of a series set in the Wild West, whilst John Lloyd favoured an idea for a series with a [[Neanderthal]] Blackadder. Lastly, Stephen Fry suggested a series set in a prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]], but later remarked that "perhaps it's best to leave these things as a memory."		At the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', Robinson asked Tim McInnerny if he would do another series and he responded "no", because he thought people would not want to see them as they are now and would rather remember them for how they were. In the same documentary, Rowan Atkinson voiced his similar view; 'Times past; that's what they were!' However, Miranda Richardson and Tony Robinson expressed enthusiasm towards the idea of a series set in the Wild West, whilst John Lloyd favoured an idea for a series with a [[Neanderthal]] Blackadder. Lastly, Stephen Fry suggested a series set in a prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]], but later remarked that "perhaps it's best to leave these things as a memory."

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	~~{{Short description\|British television comedy series, 1983–89}}~~
	{{Other uses\|Blackadder (disambiguation)\|Black adder (disambiguation)}}		{{Other uses\|Blackadder (disambiguation)\|Black adder (disambiguation)}}
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	A post on BlackAdderHall.com by Ben Elton in early 2007 said that ''Blackadder'' would return in some form, whether it be a TV series or film. Elton has since not given any more information on the putative ''Blackadder 5''.~~{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~		A post on BlackAdderHall.com by Ben Elton in early 2007 said that ''Blackadder'' would return in some form, whether it be a TV series or film. Elton has since not given any more information on the putative ''Blackadder 5''.

	During an interview in August 2007 about his film ''[[Mr. Bean's Holiday]]'', Atkinson was asked about the possibility of a further ''Blackadder'' series, to which the simple reply "No, no chance" was given:		During an interview in August 2007 about his film ''[[Mr. Bean's Holiday]]'', Atkinson was asked about the possibility of a further ''Blackadder'' series, to which the simple reply "No, no chance" was given:

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	==Premise==		==Premise==
	~~{{more citations needed section\|date=August 2018}}~~
	Each series is set in a different period of [[History of the British Isles\|British history]], beginning in 1485 and ending in 1917, and comprises six half-hour episodes. ''Blackadder'' follows the misfortunes of [[Edmund Blackadder]] (played by Atkinson), who in each series is a member of the same British family dynasty. It is implied in each series that the Blackadder character is a descendant of the previous one (the end theme lyrics of series 2 episode "Head" specify that he is the great-grandson of the previous), although it is never specified how or when any of the Blackadders (who are usually bachelors) managed to father children.<ref name=bcg>{{British Comedy Guide\|sitcom\|blackadder}}. Retrieved 25 July 2010</ref>		Each series is set in a different period of [[History of the British Isles\|British history]], beginning in 1485 and ending in 1917, and comprises six half-hour episodes. ''Blackadder'' follows the misfortunes of [[Edmund Blackadder]] (played by Atkinson), who in each series is a member of the same British family dynasty. It is implied in each series that the Blackadder character is a descendant of the previous one (the end theme lyrics of series 2 episode "Head" specify that he is the great-grandson of the previous), although it is never specified how or when any of the Blackadders (who are usually bachelors) managed to father children.<ref name=bcg>{{British Comedy Guide\|sitcom\|blackadder}}. Retrieved 25 July 2010</ref>

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	===Specials===		===Specials===
	~~{{more citations needed section\|date=July 2020}}~~

	====Pilot episode====		====Pilot episode====
	{{Main\|The Black Adder (Blackadder)}}		{{Main\|The Black Adder (Blackadder)}}
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	===Casting===		===Casting===
	~~{{unreferenced section\|date=August 2018}}~~
	{{Main\|List of Blackadder characters}}		{{Main\|List of Blackadder characters}}
	Each series tended to feature the same set of regular actors in different period settings, although throughout the four series and specials, only Blackadder and Baldrick were constant characters. Several regular cast members recurred as characters with similar names, implying, like Blackadder, that they were descendants.		Each series tended to feature the same set of regular actors in different period settings, although throughout the four series and specials, only Blackadder and Baldrick were constant characters. Several regular cast members recurred as characters with similar names, implying, like Blackadder, that they were descendants.

	====Recurring cast====		====Recurring cast====
	~~{{unreferenced section\|date=August 2018}}~~
	Various actors have appeared in more than one of the Blackadder series and/or specials. These are:		Various actors have appeared in more than one of the Blackadder series and/or specials. These are:

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	==Future==		==Future==
	~~{{more citations needed section\|date=August 2018}}~~
	Despite regular statements denying any plans for a fifth series, cast members are regularly asked about the possibility of a new series.		Despite regular statements denying any plans for a fifth series, cast members are regularly asked about the possibility of a new series.

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	there have been no further announcements from the BBC that a new series is being planned. Furthermore, in November 2005, Rowan Atkinson told ''[[BBC Breakfast]]'' that, although he would very much like to do a new series set in [[Colditz]] or another [[prisoner-of-war camp]] during World War II, something which both he and Stephen Fry reiterated at the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', the chances of it happening are extremely slim.<ref>{{Citation\|last=theoldonearethebest\|title=Blackadder Rides Again Documentary pt 6 6\|date=5 September 2011\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjOoncjwXgg&list=PL398BAFDB3C5E2009&index=7\| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180117202847/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjOoncjwXgg\| archive-date=2018-01-17 \| url-status=dead\|access-date=18 January 2017}}</ref>		there have been no further announcements from the BBC that a new series is being planned. Furthermore, in November 2005, Rowan Atkinson told ''[[BBC Breakfast]]'' that, although he would very much like to do a new series set in [[Colditz]] or another [[prisoner-of-war camp]] during World War II, something which both he and Stephen Fry reiterated at the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', the chances of it happening are extremely slim.<ref>{{Citation\|last=theoldonearethebest\|title=Blackadder Rides Again Documentary pt 6 6\|date=5 September 2011\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjOoncjwXgg&list=PL398BAFDB3C5E2009&index=7\| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180117202847/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjOoncjwXgg\| archive-date=2018-01-17 \| url-status=dead\|access-date=18 January 2017}}</ref>

	There were a couple of ideas that had previously floated for the fifth series. ''Batadder'' was intended to be a parody of ''[[Batman (TV series)\|Batman]]'' with Baldrick as the counterpart of [[Robin (comics)\|Robin]] (suggested by [[John Lloyd (producer)\|John Lloyd]]). This idea eventually came to surface as part of the ''[[Comic Relief (charity)\|Comic Relief]]'' sketch "[[Spider-Plant Man]]" in 2005, with Atkinson as [[Spider-Man\|the title hero]], Robinson as Robin, [[Jim Broadbent]] as Batman and [[Rachel Stevens]] as [[Mary Jane Watson\|Mary Jane]]. ''Star Adder'' was to be set in space in the future (suggested by Atkinson),<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://filmtv.eserver.org/black-adder.txt \|title=Black Adder Program Guide \|access-date=29 October 2012 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121120155502/http://filmtv.eserver.org/black-adder.txt \|archive-date=20 November 2012 \|url-status=dead }}</ref> though this too was touched upon in ''Blackadder's Christmas Carol''.~~{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~		There were a couple of ideas that had previously floated for the fifth series. ''Batadder'' was intended to be a parody of ''[[Batman (TV series)\|Batman]]'' with Baldrick as the counterpart of [[Robin (comics)\|Robin]] (suggested by [[John Lloyd (producer)\|John Lloyd]]). This idea eventually came to surface as part of the ''[[Comic Relief (charity)\|Comic Relief]]'' sketch "[[Spider-Plant Man]]" in 2005, with Atkinson as [[Spider-Man\|the title hero]], Robinson as Robin, [[Jim Broadbent]] as Batman and [[Rachel Stevens]] as [[Mary Jane Watson\|Mary Jane]]. ''Star Adder'' was to be set in space in the future (suggested by Atkinson),<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://filmtv.eserver.org/black-adder.txt \|title=Black Adder Program Guide \|access-date=29 October 2012 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121120155502/http://filmtv.eserver.org/black-adder.txt \|archive-date=20 November 2012 \|url-status=dead }}</ref> though this too was touched upon in ''Blackadder's Christmas Carol''.

	On 10 April 2007, ''[[Hello! (magazine)\|Hello!]]'' reported that Atkinson was moving forward with his ideas for a fifth series. He said, "I like the idea of him being a prisoner of war in Colditz. That would have the right level of authority and hierarchy which is apparent in all the Blackadders."<ref name="Hello-Colditz">{{cite news		On 10 April 2007, ''[[Hello! (magazine)\|Hello!]]'' reported that Atkinson was moving forward with his ideas for a fifth series. He said, "I like the idea of him being a prisoner of war in Colditz. That would have the right level of authority and hierarchy which is apparent in all the Blackadders."<ref name="Hello-Colditz">{{cite news
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	During an interview in August 2007 about his film ''[[Mr. Bean's Holiday]]'', Atkinson was asked about the possibility of a further ''Blackadder'' series, to which the simple reply "No, no chance" was given:		During an interview in August 2007 about his film ''[[Mr. Bean's Holiday]]'', Atkinson was asked about the possibility of a further ''Blackadder'' series, to which the simple reply "No, no chance" was given:

	<blockquote>There was a plan for a film set in the [[Russian Revolution (1917)\|Russian revolution]], a very interesting one called ''The Red Adder''. He would have been a lieutenant in the Secret Police. Then the revolution happened and at the end he is in the same office doing the same job but just the colours on his uniform have changed. It was quite a sweet idea and we got quite a long way with it but in the end it died a death.~~{{Citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~</blockquote>		<blockquote>There was a plan for a film set in the [[Russian Revolution (1917)\|Russian revolution]], a very interesting one called ''The Red Adder''. He would have been a lieutenant in the Secret Police. Then the revolution happened and at the end he is in the same office doing the same job but just the colours on his uniform have changed. It was quite a sweet idea and we got quite a long way with it but in the end it died a death.</blockquote>

	Stephen Fry has expressed the view that, since the series went out on such a good "high", a film might not be a good idea.<ref>[https://archive.today/20120529151802/http://www.darkhorizons.com/news06/060620k.php "Atkinson Developing "Black Adder" Film"], Darkhorizons.com</ref>		Stephen Fry has expressed the view that, since the series went out on such a good "high", a film might not be a good idea.<ref>[https://archive.today/20120529151802/http://www.darkhorizons.com/news06/060620k.php "Atkinson Developing "Black Adder" Film"], Darkhorizons.com</ref>
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	During his June 2007 stage performance, chronicled on the Tony Robinson's Cunning Night Out DVD, Robinson states that, after filming the ''Back & Forth special'', the general idea was to reunite for another special in 2010. Robinson jokingly remarked that Hugh Laurie's success on ''[[House (TV series)\|House]]'' may make that difficult.{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}		During his June 2007 stage performance, chronicled on the Tony Robinson's Cunning Night Out DVD, Robinson states that, after filming the ''Back & Forth special'', the general idea was to reunite for another special in 2010. Robinson jokingly remarked that Hugh Laurie's success on ''[[House (TV series)\|House]]'' may make that difficult.{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}

	At the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', Robinson asked Tim McInnerny if he would do another series and he responded "no", because he thought people would not want to see them as they are now and would rather remember them for how they were. In the same documentary, Rowan Atkinson voiced his similar view; 'Times past; that's what they were!' However, Miranda Richardson and Tony Robinson expressed enthusiasm towards the idea of a series set in the Wild West, whilst John Lloyd favoured an idea for a series with a [[Neanderthal]] Blackadder. Lastly, Stephen Fry suggested a series set in a prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]], but later remarked that "perhaps it's best to leave these things as a memory."~~{{citation needed\|date=August 2018}}~~		At the end of ''Blackadder Rides Again'', Robinson asked Tim McInnerny if he would do another series and he responded "no", because he thought people would not want to see them as they are now and would rather remember them for how they were. In the same documentary, Rowan Atkinson voiced his similar view; 'Times past; that's what they were!' However, Miranda Richardson and Tony Robinson expressed enthusiasm towards the idea of a series set in the Wild West, whilst John Lloyd favoured an idea for a series with a [[Neanderthal]] Blackadder. Lastly, Stephen Fry suggested a series set in a prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]], but later remarked that "perhaps it's best to leave these things as a memory."

	On 28 November 2012, Rowan Atkinson reprised the role at the "We are most amused" comedy gala for the [[Prince's Trust]] at the Royal Albert Hall. He was joined by Tony Robinson as Baldrick. The sketch involved Blackadder as CEO of Melchett, Melchett and Darling bank facing an enquiry over the banking crisis.<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2012/nov/29/we-are-most-amused-review\|title=We Are Most Amused – review\|last=Logan\|first=Brian\|date=29 November 2012\|website=The Guardian\|language=en\|access-date=29 September 2018}}</ref>		On 28 November 2012, Rowan Atkinson reprised the role at the "We are most amused" comedy gala for the [[Prince's Trust]] at the Royal Albert Hall. He was joined by Tony Robinson as Baldrick. The sketch involved Blackadder as CEO of Melchett, Melchett and Darling bank facing an enquiry over the banking crisis.<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2012/nov/29/we-are-most-amused-review\|title=We Are Most Amused – review\|last=Logan\|first=Brian\|date=29 November 2012\|website=The Guardian\|language=en\|access-date=29 September 2018}}</ref>

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	==Home media==		==Home media==
	~~{{Unreferenced section\|date=August 2018}}~~

	All series and many of the specials are available on VHS tapes and DVD. Many are also available on BBC audio cassette. As of 2008, a "Best of BBC" edition box set is available containing all four major series together with ''Blackadder's Christmas Carol'' and ''Back & Forth''. All four series and the Christmas special are also available for download on [[iTunes]].		All series and many of the specials are available on VHS tapes and DVD. Many are also available on BBC audio cassette. As of 2008, a "Best of BBC" edition box set is available containing all four major series together with ''Blackadder's Christmas Carol'' and ''Back & Forth''. All four series and the Christmas special are also available for download on [[iTunes]].

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	{{Short description\|British television comedy series, 1983–89}}		{{Short description\|British television comedy series, 1983–89}}
	{{Other uses\|Blackadder (disambiguation)\|Black adder (disambiguation)}}		{{Other uses\|Blackadder (disambiguation)\|Black adder (disambiguation)}}
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	[[Category:1980s British sitcoms]]		[[Category:1980s British sitcoms]]

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Box set DVD releases

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	\| The Complete Blackadder – All Four Series \|\|[[The Black Adder]]<br />[[Blackadder II]]<br />[[Blackadder ~~The~~ Third]]<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]]<br />\|\| {{n/a}} \|\| 12 November 2001 \|\| 3 October 2002		\| The Complete Blackadder – All Four Series \|\|[[The Black Adder]]<br />[[Blackadder II]]<br />[[Blackadder the Third]]<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]]<br />\|\| {{n/a}} \|\| 12 November 2001 \|\| 3 October 2002
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	\| Blackadder – The Complete Series \|\|[[The Black Adder]]<br />[[Blackadder II]]<br />[[Blackadder ~~The~~ Third]]<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]]<br />[[Blackadder's Christmas Carol]]<br />[[Blackadder: Back & Forth]]<br />[[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years]]<br />\|\| 26 June 2001 \|\| 3 October 2005 \|\| {{n/a}}		\| Blackadder – The Complete Series \|\|[[The Black Adder]]<br />[[Blackadder II]]<br />[[Blackadder the Third]]<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]]<br />[[Blackadder's Christmas Carol]]<br />[[Blackadder: Back & Forth]]<br />[[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years]]<br />\|\| 26 June 2001 \|\| 3 October 2005 \|\| {{n/a}}
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	\| Blackadder Remastered – The Ultimate Edition \|\|[[The Black Adder]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder II]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder the Third]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder's Christmas Carol]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder: Back & Forth]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years]] (Remastered)<br />Blackadder Rides Again<br />+Audio Commentary<br />+Interviews<br />\|\| 20 October 2009 \|\| 15 June 2009 \|\| 1 October 2009		\| Blackadder Remastered – The Ultimate Edition \|\|[[The Black Adder]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder II]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder the Third]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder Goes Forth]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder's Christmas Carol]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder: Back & Forth]] (Remastered)<br />[[Blackadder: The Cavalier Years]] (Remastered)<br />Blackadder Rides Again<br />+Audio Commentary<br />+Interviews<br />\|\| 20 October 2009 \|\| 15 June 2009 \|\| 1 October 2009

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