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In the Middle Ages, Prince Edmund the Black Adder constantly schemes and endeavors to seize the crown from his father and brother.
Where to Watch La víbora negra • Contenido extra
13 Episodes
- Piloto no emitido
E1Piloto no emitidoEl 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. - Viaje en el tiempo
E3Viaje en el tiempoEn 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... - Blackadder: The Lost Pilot
E20Blackadder: The Lost PilotSir 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. - Britain's Best Sitcoms - Blackadder
E28Britain's Best Sitcoms - BlackadderThis programme was broadcast early in 2004 and was part of a series of programmes where viewers were asked to vote for their favourite sitcom. Each programme featured a particular comedy sitcom and was championed by separate celebrities. This programme featuring "Blackadder" has John Sergeant Iannucci saying why he feels it was the best Comedy Sitcom. A number of excepts are shown including some behind the scenes rehearsals, Various guests and actors from the show give an insight into the programme including Richard Curtis, Ben Elton, Stephen Fry, John Lloyd, Tony Robinson, Tim McInnerny, Hugh Laurie, Brian Blessed, Michael Grade, Dr Gary Sheffield, Lucy Moore, Miranda Richardson, Howard Goodall, Tony Aitken, Gabrielle Claister, Mandie Fletcher, Chris Wadsworth and Richard Boden. - Back And Forth (with Documentary)E29
Back And Forth (with Documentary)It's New Year's Eve 1999, and Blackadder makes a bold claim to his contemporaries. He claims Baldrick has built a time machine with which Blackadder will get historical evidence. What no one knows is that Baldrick really has invented a time machine, with one slight flaw. That sends Blackadder and Baldrick on a millennium's worth of adventure. Blackadder: Back & Forth was originally shown in the Millennium Dome in 2000, followed by a screening on Sky One in the same year (and later on BBC1). It is set on the turn of the millennium, and features Lord Blackadder placing a bet with his friends – modern versions of Queenie (Miranda Richardson), Melchett (Stephen Fry), George (Hugh Laurie) and Darling (Tim McInnerny) – that he has built a working time machine. The film includes cameo appearances from Kate Moss and Colin Firth. - An Interview with Richard Curtis
E32An Interview with Richard CurtisAn extended interview with Richard Curtis about the creation of the show. Originally only 3 minutes of this interview were aired as part of the 1999 BBC Special "Laughter in the House". The full, unedited interview was included on the BlackAdder Complete Collector's DVD Set.
