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Blackadder the Third - Season 1

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In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the series explores a range of historical events in England. Edmund Blakadir Esquire was the personal servant of Prince Regent, Prince of Wales. At that time, Edmund was a model of intelligence. Despite Edmund's respectful intelligence and abilities, he did not have much financial wealth to create.
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PopMatters
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November 08, 2018

The volleys of vocabulary are astounding, as is the willingness to mine sheer silliness for comic gold.
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Digital Spy
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November 07, 2018

The third iteration of Edmund Blackadder was blessed in a way the others weren't--the only incarnation to make it out of a series alive, he would often display the ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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AV Club
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November 08, 2018

Season three's reduced core of just Mr. Blackadder, S. Baldrick, and the Prince Regent lends its episodes greater focus.
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CinemaBlend
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November 07, 2018

Black Adder the Third goes up another peg in terms of silliness and wit, even as the show's budget and cast shrink, which helps.
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PopMatters
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November 28, 2018

"Ink and Incapability"...is possibly the funniest [episode]. It features a suitably bombastic performance from Robbie Coltrane as Dr Johnson, and some of the show's best lines.
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Den of Geek
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November 05, 2018

For me, the third season is a little weaker, missing the chemistry between Rowan Atkinson and Tim McInnerny.
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