
Angus Deayton
Jumping Jew of Jerusalem
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Ep 1 32m 15s Piloto no emitido
El piloto original de La Víbora Negra data de 1982 y nunca llegó a ser emitido. Además del propio Rowan Atkinson los únicos actores que después interpretarían los mismos papeles en la serie son Tim McInnerny como Percy y Elspet Gray como la Reina, además de Alex Norton que repetiría en su papel de McAngus, todos los demás cambiaron a su intérprete una vez la serie recibió el encargo oficial. La historia de este piloto es la vista en el episodio número dos, Nacido para ser Rey, con un Edmund dispuesto a eliminar al escocés McAngus al cual se le han otorgado sus títulos, y piensa hacerlo durante la celebración del cumpleaños de su madre, pero entonces McAngus le desvela que tiene en la posesión unas cartas que podrían poner en entredicho la legitimidad de su hermano. Curiosamente, el Edmund de este piloto original es bastante similar en personalidad a los descendientes de las series posteriores.
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Ep 2 43m 21s El cuento de navidad de Víbora Negra
Ebenezer Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) recibe, en la noche de navidad, visitas fantasmales de sus ancestros y descendientes. Especial televisivo de la serie británica Blackadder.
La víbora negra · S00E02
Ep 3 33m 25s Viaje en el tiempo
En la víspera del nuevo milenio, Blackadder es el anfitrión de una fiesta para unos selectos amigos: Lady Elizabeth, el Vizconde George, el Arzobispo Melchett y el Arzobispo Darling. Baldrick ha ideado un astuto plan para ayudar a su codicioso amo, Blackadder, y hacerse con el dinero de sus amigos. Para ello ha construido una máquina del tiempo...
La víbora negra · S00E03
Ep 4 29m 44s El diario de Baldrick
Documental realizado por los mismos autores de la serie sobre el rodaje de esta.
La víbora negra · S00E04
Ep 5 16m 16s Episodio 5
Stephen Fry talks about his time on the show, and his characters.
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Ep 6 17m 26s Episodio 6
The writers chat about how the show was created.
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Ep 7 15m 59s Episodio 7
Tony Robinson talks about his time on Black Adder and his Baldrick character.
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Ep 8 05m 36s Episodio 8
Miranda Richardson is interviewed at the BBC about her time as the Queen on Blackadder as well as the other characters she played.
La víbora negra · S00E08
Ep 9 05m 46s Episodio 9
Hilary Bevan Jones is interviewed.
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Ep 10 05m 58s Episodio 10
Hugh Laurie chats about Blackadder and the various roles he played in the series.
La víbora negra · S00E10
Ep 12 11m 22s Episodio 12
Miranda, Tony, Patsy and Tim go back to the BBC to look at their old costumes. Do any of them still fit?
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Ep 13 23m 44s Episodio 13
An Interview with Rowan Atkinson about his time as Blackadder
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Ep 14 24m 36s Episodio 14
Rowan Atkinson continues to go over his time on Black Adder
La víbora negra · S00E14
Ep 15 08m 24s Episodio 15
A rare look at what went on behind the scenes during the filming of Blackadder Goes Forth. Behind the Screen drops in during the production of Blackadder Goes Forth, to discover that the cast tend to eschew traditional rehearsals in favour of exhaustive periods of tweaking - or 'plumpening' - practically every line in the script for maximum comic effect. Includes interviews with writer Richard Curtis, producer John Lloyd and actors Rowan Atkinson (Captain Blackadder) Stephen Fry (General Melchett) and Tony Robinson (Private Baldrick).
La víbora negra · S00E15
Ep 16 05m 42s Episodio 16
This non-canonical sketch was performed on stage at the Sadlers Wells Theatre on 18 September 1989. It was written for and performed at an AIDS benefit concert directed by Stephen Fry, and features Rowan Atkinson as a Blackadder-esque character chatting with Hugh Laurie as "Bill" Shakespeare, talking about cutting various sections of Hamlet – in particular the "To be or not to be" soliloquy. Ultimately, Blackadder talks Shakespeare down from an over-long speech to the familiar 'snappy' phrase. The sketch was available on video as part of Hysteria 2 – The Second Coming, released by Palace Video on 21 May 1990
La víbora negra · S00E16
Ep 17 1h 05m 31s Episodio 17
It's 25 years since the first episode featuring the dastardly Blackadder made its debut. Now the iconic cast of the much-loved comedy appear together in a documentary for the first time.
La víbora negra · S00E17
Ep 18 15m 14s Episodio 18
A one-off edition of Blackadder set during the English Civil War, shown as part of the first Comic Relief Red Nose Day. With the English Civil War lost, Sir Edmund, as a known Cavalier, along with his ever-faithful dogsbody Baldrick must find a way to keep the defeated King Charles I alive and simultaneously keep his own head on his shoulders.
La víbora negra · S00E18
Ep 19 00m Episodio 19
Baldrick stars solo for the first time in 40 years when he reprises his role.
La víbora negra · S00E19
Ep 20 1h 20m 49s Episodio 20
Sir Tony Robinson goes on a quest to discover the truth behind the Blackadder origin story. Tony's journey takes him back in time to find out where Blackadder really began, and to uncover the story of the never-before-broadcast Blackadder pilot episode. The climax of the programme will be a special screening of the never-before-broadcast pilot.
La víbora negra · S00E20
Ep 21 2h 00m 31s Episodio 21
Looking back at the making of the entire Blackadder series to commemorate the 40th anniversary, featuring contributions from Blackadder's biggest fans including Jack Whitehall, Darren Harriott, Sarah Hadland, Ardal O'Hanlon and Nina Wadia.
La víbora negra · S00E21
Ep 22 1h 32m 11s Episodio 22
A look back at the making of the entire "Blackadder" series to commemorate the 25th anniversary.
La víbora negra · S00E22
Ep 23 30m 06s Episodio 23
A countdown of the top 40 "Blackadder" moments chosen by cast and crew members, celebrity fans and 15 genuine Blackadders.
La víbora negra · S00E23
Ep 24 05m 06s Episodio 24
A short sketch performed at the Prince of Wales' 50th Birthday Gala. It featured Rowan Atkinson as Lord Blackadder and Stephen Fry as King Charles II, and was televised on ITV (in the UK) on 14 November 1998.
La víbora negra · S00E24
Ep 25 05m 23s Episodio 25
A short monologue performed at the Dominion Theatre for the Royal Variety Performance 2000. It features Rowan Atkinson as the modern-day Lord Edmund Blackadder of Her Royal Highness's regiment of Shirkers. The sketch was written and introduced by Ben Elton, who was the compère of the evening.
La víbora negra · S00E25
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Angus Deayton
Jumping Jew of Jerusalem

Arthur Hewlett
Godfrey, Archbishop of Canterbury / William, Bishop of London

Bill Wallis
Sir Justin de Boinod

Cassie Stuart
Molly

Elspet Gray
The Queen

Forbes Collins
Trusting Father

Geoffrey McGivern
Ivor Biggun

Gretchen Franklin
Cordelia

Hugh Laurie
Lieutenant The Honourable George Colthurst St. Barleigh

Jeremy Gittins
Private Tipplewick

John Carlisle
Murdered Lord

John Grillo
Dr. Leech

John Hallam
Sir Wilfred Death

Kenneth Connor
Mossup

Lee Cornes
Private Fraser

Leslie Sands
Lord Graveney

Nigel Planer
Lord Smedley

Patsy Byrne
Nursie

Perry Benson
Pigeon Vendor

Rik Mayall
Mad Gerald

Roger Avon
The Duke of Cheapside

Rowan Atkinson
Captain Edmund Blackadder

Sadie Shimmin
Young Crone

Stephen Frost
Soft, a Guard

Stephen Fry
General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett

Steve Steen
Byron

Tim McInnerny
Captain Kevin Darling

Tony Aitken
Mad Beggar

Tony Robinson
Private S. Baldrick

Valentine Dyall
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