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They’ve deleted their post now, but some guy claimed to be a descendant of Robin Hood.

I love the people on this site 😂
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senghenydd · M
Robbed the rich and forgot to help the poor no doubt.
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[i]Baldrick[/i]: My favourite's [i]The Shadow[/i]! What a man! They say he's halfway to being the new Robin Hood.

[i]Blackadder:[/i] Why only halfway?

[i]Baldrick[/i]: Well, he steals from the rich but hasn't got round to giving it to the poor...
senghenydd · M
@SW-User I understand there's plans to make further episodes, so there'll be more laughs in the future.
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@senghenydd I can't help thinking it's a bad idea... I mean, Blackadder Back and Forth worked, but that was almost a greatest hits reprisal. I'm skeptical....

Besides, how can Blackadder survive without the late, great Rik Mayall?
senghenydd · M
@SW-User I think it'll be ok, there's Producers and Directors and a hundred or so staff working on these sets, they know how to get us all to laugh.
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@senghenydd I've Googled it. As far as I can tell, apart from a Comic Relief sketch that happened this year (starring only Baldrick), there is nothing about any new episodes.
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[b]One of the Tv news channels I was watching mentioned they were planning a new series of Black Adders episodes however I've looked on-line and can only see a one off episode planned see below.[/b]

[b]Blackadder to return for first time in 20 years – with a twist
A brand new Comic Relief special.

By Jacob SarkisianPUBLISHED: 16 FEBRUARY 2023
rowan atkinson in blackadder
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[b]Blackadder is set to rise again for the first time in 20 years, according to series co-creator Richard Curtis.

The show originally aired from 1983 to 1989 with a one-off special 10 years later in 1999. Now, however, it's returning for a brand new Comic Relief special.

In an interview with Gary Davies on BBC's Radio 2 Breakfast (via Metro), Curtis confirmed that Tony Robinson's Baldrick, who was the sidekick to Rowan Atkinson's titular Blackadder, will be returning to our TV screens.

'blackadder goes forth'
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"God, I’m really nervous about saying this but... I think for the first time in 20 years, Baldrick is going to be giving some kind of performance," Curtis said.

"We’re just conspiring about it now, so I think there is going to be a marvellous, turnip-based thing with Tony Robinson now back in action, so I’m kind of excited about that."

Davies then asked Curtis if Atkinson, who co-created Blackadder with him, would be joining the special – but Curtis sadly said he isn't.[/b]
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@senghenydd Yup, that happened in March I think.