Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Blackadder trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Blackadder- The library- part 2.
Young Brits think WWI was futile,but don' t blame Blackadder.
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She now owns a coffee shop that Blackadder visits regularly.
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Projecting from the south transept is the Blackadder Aisle, named after the first bishop of Glasgow.
Blackadder II- The first Melchett appeared in seriestwoofBlackadder.
The final Darling, however, is also a Blackadder and was portrayed by Atkinson in BBC promotional materials in 2002;
Blackadder becomes increasingly concerned about the attraction he feels for the boy.
It should, perhaps,be noted that this is the only incarnation of Blackadder that we do not actually see slaughtered at the conclusion of the series.
While Blackadder is not fooled, Lieutenant George is, failing to spot the truth even when she emerges from the shower wearing only a towel.
The same pattern was repeated in the two more sequels Blackadder the Third(1987)(set in the Regency era), and Blackadder Goes Forth(1989)(set in World War I).
One Christmas Eve, after giving away the year's profits, the Christmas tree, the modest Christmas gifts,and even his tiny turkey to greedy visitors, Blackadder is visited by a friendly spirit.
Captain Blackadder(4), a disillusioned and grumpy soldier.
He was a part of London's alternative comedy movement of the 1980s andbecame a writer on series such as The Young Ones and Blackadder, as well as continuing as a stand-up comedian on stage and television.
But then, when has a Blackadder ever complained about an opportunity to better himself?
If anyone fails to laugh at her jokes, they risk execution, but, to her followers' bemusement and frustration, she sometimes tires of their toadying and welcomes a more cynical approach-which is why she prefers Edmund Blackadder to Lord Melchett.
In an episode of the comedy series Blackadder II, Lord Blackadder compares his servant Baldrick to Wat Tyler when he asks for the afternoon off.
McInnerny has also starred in various films including Wetherby, 101 Dalmatians, where he was reunited with Blackadder co-star Hugh Laurie, and Notting Hill, written by Blackadder creator Richard Curtis.
A soldier under the pay of Bothwell, William Blackadder of the Clan Blackadder, was allegedly the first non-participant to happen upon the scene, and for that reason was initially treated as a suspect.
Blackadder was notable for featuring many repeating characters and actors, with Rowan Atkinson as the central character Edmund Blackadder, and Tony Robinson as his sidekick Baldrick, together with numerous other actors in one-off parts.
Always looking for a way to improve his position, Mr. Blackadder finally gets his chance when George is challenged to a duel by the renowned swordsman, the Duke of Wellington.
The spirit shows Blackadder how his predecessors behaved and that his descendants will suffer if he continues to be so self-sacrificing, and how they will come to rule the galaxy if he changes his ways.
The same pattern was repeated in 2 sequels Blackadder the 3rd(1987)(set in the Regency era), and Blackadder Goes 4th(1989)(set in World War I).
Captain Blackadder is a stone-cold realist, and knows that if he and his men are sent"over the top", most or all of them will die, and he therefore spends much of his time coming up with plans to avoid this possibility.
From a real-world point of view, this is part of Hugh Laurie's continuous set of appearances in Blackadder, but the last of those in which he is only credited as a guest actor, as he would later join the main cast for Blackadder the Third and Blackadder Goes Forth.
Baldrick is the only character besides Blackadder himself to appear in all instalments of the series, and can arguably be seen as Blackadder's best friend despite Blackadder's apparent contempt for him.
However, at the wedding, Kate is seduced by Blackadder's best man, Lord Flashheart, and decides to run off with him, leaving Blackadder jilted at the altar.