Blackadder

Blackadder (1983, 1986-89, 1999) is a television show which originally aired on BBC One written by Richard Curtis, Ben Elton, and Rowan Atkinson. It traces members of the Blackadder dynasty and their associates through different periods of history. more »

George:
Tally-ho, Blackadder! You look has happy as a man who thought a cat had done his business on his pie, but it turned out to be an extra big blackberry!

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