A Conversation for 'Blackadder' - the TV Series
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
h2g2TheBurkissWay Started conversation Jun 24, 2005
If each Blackadder is a direct descendant of the previous one (and we assume the same for each Baldrick, Percy, Darling, Melchett, etc.) then doesn't that mean that every one of them has... had relations? The most improbable person to be a father is Baldrick. I highly doubt that anyone from the first series had productive affairs. So what do you think?
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Jun 24, 2005
It's possible that the introduction we see in the very first episode happens in each subsequent generation off-screen. So each version of Edmund decides to take on the name of Blackadder.
That's a much more pleasant way of thinking about it than the alternative. Eurgh!
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
h2g2TheBurkissWay Posted Jun 28, 2005
...and Baldrick?
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Jun 29, 2005
Now there you probably do have a direct line of Baldricks. You don't have to be clever / attractive / clean to breed.
Oh look, there's my breakfast again...
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
nameless_rob Posted Apr 4, 2006
as the song goes...
"his great grandfather was a king,
although for only thirty seconds..."
Which seems more or less conclusive. If disturbing.
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
Rissa of the ShoeShine, Protector of Boots Everywhere - Thingite, Zaphodista, NH Player, Geek Posted Oct 5, 2007
Well, we know Lord Blackadder at least has been involved with prostitutes - this would be a much saner way to explain everything than any of these characters actually managing to construct a relationship...
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
Demon Drawer Posted Nov 18, 2008
Also if you listen to the Madrigal at the end of one episode of Blackadder two we learn that Black Adder's great-grandfater was a king, If but for all of 30 seconds. Thus linking this Edmund to the first Edmund.
Lord Blackadder as said above does have relations.
If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
Hobbitsees83 Posted Apr 26, 2010
At the end of the first series Edmund was married. Though at the time she was ten, I imagen she grew up.
This makes decendants possible.
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If they are direct descendants... then they must have... eurgh...
- 1: h2g2TheBurkissWay (Jun 24, 2005)
- 2: Smij - Formerly Jimster (Jun 24, 2005)
- 3: h2g2TheBurkissWay (Jun 28, 2005)
- 4: Smij - Formerly Jimster (Jun 29, 2005)
- 5: BaldersTurnip (Jul 4, 2005)
- 6: nameless_rob (Apr 4, 2006)
- 7: Rissa of the ShoeShine, Protector of Boots Everywhere - Thingite, Zaphodista, NH Player, Geek (Oct 5, 2007)
- 8: Demon Drawer (Nov 18, 2008)
- 9: Hobbitsees83 (Apr 26, 2010)
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