Blackadder the Third is a Sitcom programme that first aired in 1987. Seasons in DetailYou may also like
TagsLinksBlackadder the Third (1987)The Black-Adder sitcom series moves to the Regency period for what some consider to be its finest hour. No longer aristocracy, Mr E Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) is the butler to the foppish, faddish and intellectually challenged Prince Regent (Hugh Laurie). Baldrick (Tony Robinson) - even more stupid than before - plays Blackadder's own servant. And adding spice to the mix is raucous Cockney Mrs Miggins (Helen Atkinson-Wood), the local pie-shoppe proprietor who has her heart set on Blackadder. Although there were less regular characters in this six-parter, there were plenty of fine cameos to compensate. Robbie Coltrane was especially memorable as Doctor Johnson, Kenneth Connor and Hugh Paddick were on top form as actors Mossop and Keanrick, while Nigel Planer and Tim McInnerny played fops. Good fun all round. Genre: SitcomRunning Time: 30 minutes (approx)Production Year: 1987Rating: |
![]() | Rowan Atkinson | ... | Edmund Blackadder Esq Butler to the Prince, Mad McAdder Cousin of Edmund Blackadder Esq |
![]() | Tony Robinson | ... | Sod-Off Baldrick A Dogsbody |
![]() | Hugh Laurie | ... | George Prince of Wales Prince Regent |
![]() | Helen Atkinson-Wood | ... | Mrs. Miggins A Coffee-Shoppe Keeper |
![]() | Robbie Coltrane | ... | Dr. Samuel Johnson |
Vincent Hanna | ... | Vincent Hanna His Own Great Great Great Grandfather | |
![]() | Stephen Fry | ... | The Duke of Wellington |
Roger Avon | ... | The Duke of Cheapside | |
Kenneth Connor | ... | Mossop | |
Chris Barrie | ... | Ambassador - Fearsome Revolutionary | |
Warren Clarke | ... | Josiah Hardwood | |
![]() | Tim McInnerny | ... | Lord Topper/Le Comte de Frou-Frou |
Denis Lill | ... | Sir Talbot Buxomly MP | |
Lee Cornes | ... | Shelley | |
Gertan Klauber | ... | King George III | |
Hugh Paddick | ... | Keanrick | |
![]() | Nigel Planer | ... | Lord Smedley |
Steve Steen | ... | Byron | |
Dominic Martelli | ... | Pitt the Even Younger | |
Barbara Horne | ... | Sally Cheapside |