I met Rik in a Pret a Manger on Oxford St London in 2011. I noticed him stood behind me in the queue. As a kid I’d watched The Young Ones repeatedly along with Mr Jolly, 5 Go Mad, Bad News and so on. He was my comic hero. I knew he probably didn’t want a conversation with a strange 30 y/o man so I simply said “Hello Rik I’m not going to hassle or bore you but I’d just like to say it’s an honor to meet you in person and from the bottom of heart, thank you.” He looked me in the eye, smiled, clicked his heels together like a Nazi and performed a very theatrical bow. He didn’t say a word. I paid for my sandwich and left. RIP Rik, you are missed.
If you watch the credits Lord Flasheart plays himself. That in itself is a masterstroke of genius. One of the greatest characters to ever be portayed on the BBC.
I was looking through the comments if somebody make a reference to this joke. And you did. Massive thanks. Rowan is also the only one who can say the name Bob real funny. Greetings
Everyone going on about Rik Mayall in Blackadder goes forth, but nobody mentions Ade's cameo as the Red Baron, seeing Ade, Rik, Tony, Hugh and Rowan all together is so great!
It shows a matter of absolute self confidence that Rowan can give his co actors the ability to show their stuff. Flash heart and Sir Percy were two of my favorites and Lord Melchit well all of them really including the German Officer.
That first scene is amazing because Blackadder actually outwits him and Flash knows it, and ups the ante by just knocking him cold. It's completely in character for both men and a testament to the writers and actors. Brilliantly done.
Watched him from the days when he started out as "Kevin Turvey" when I was at school. Great in every role he played from The New Statesman to Bottom and a straight role as a copper in Jonathan Creek.
Blackadder was a special comedy. One of those rare programmes that your parents would inexplicably let you stay up late to watch. The next day everyone in school would be talking about what happened and endlessly quoting the more famous funny lines. And then there’s those really special couple of episodes, where the hero of ‘The Young Ones’ returned to our lives again briefly and we all got to piss our pants once again at his madcap antics. King of misrule, one of a kind❤️👏🏻
@@ruthbriggs5372beats me. I was all of about seven or eight when the first series aired, I think it was just that hilarious that my parents chose to turn a blind eye to the more inappropriate bits.
@@ciaranmcguinness8900 - So we think. JFK jr and Di also "died". And all 3 of them spoke out about the cabal.... Just imagine if they're not dead.... and you might not have to imagine long....
@@ciaranmcguinness8900 When he walked through the pearly gates looking smug saying "Iiiiiiits ME!!!" God must have stared at him in shock with his mouth open saying "Oh,fuuck me.."
I absolutely love Rik Mayall. His only demand when he took the part was that he got more outrageous lines and could be more over the top than Rowan Atkinson 🤣.
@Chris Blackadder and Bottom are classics because they are funny not for any other reason. A hit Edinburgh show used to be rewarded with a radio pilot and transfer to TV if it’s any good, see League of Gentlemen for details, but these days they will be lucky to become a jobbing writer or get a spot on QI.
Rik Mayall in Blackadder 2 and 4 is quite simply the funniest, over the top, performance I think I have ever seen on TV. Even now after all these years I love watching repeats of Blackadder but these two episodes make me laugh out loud. A massive talent taken from us too soon.
I met Rik at the first ComicRelief Live show at the BBC in 1986, he was the first to sign my programme! In the early 80s I saw him at the Comedy Store doing his Kevin Turvey character and I thought he was brilliant and so unique. He's so missed.
I have watched and adored British sitcoms my whole life. Blackadder is easily one of the all time greatest sitcoms, and Rik Mayall - especially in Blackadder Goes Forth - could easily be the greatest guest star in the history of sitcoms. Just incredible, and one of the reasons he works so brilliantly is because he has a deadpan Rowan Atkinson in the same scenes. It is pure comedy magic.
Elizabethan Flash is the funniest scene I've ever watched, for most of the scene Rik's fake moustache is coming off and I imagine the director would have wanted to shoot again but this was the only take where most of the cast held it together from laughing. I can well imagine there were dozens of other takes where the tache stayed on but everyone was dying of laughter. Just all round brilliance from everyone.
The paste on his moustache fails during Blackadder II. It slows him down not a bit; he just leaves it to flop around on his face. I crack up every single time I see it! You can notice it after he thumbs his nose at Melchett, but keep watching. LOL!
Every now and again I revisit Blackadder and Fawlty Towers because for me those two shows are timeless and incredibly funny. And sometimes I just watch the short compilations we have of Rik Mayall performing Lord Flashheart. Such a great performance. Way too funny, wish he could have stayed around longer.
Not to hero-worship him and Ade, but basically anything with him and Ade- The Dangerous Brothers remains one of my all time "laugh until I fear for my very life" show :)
Nah he ain't forgotten. My dad introduced me to Bottom back in like 1995 when I was 5 years old and I only recently rewatched it for like the 9th time.
I was going to correct you with shows like Big Train and all the others that other people have listed but i realised that they're good but not necessarily Great. I'd argue that Alan Partridge is a great comic creation but not really a series.
They missed the best one: "Always treat your kite, like you treat your woman!" *swings stick* -"How do you mean sir, take her home around the weekend to meet you mother?" "No, I mean get inside her 5 times a day and take her to heaven and back"
"I'm beginning to see why the Suffragette movement wants the vote." "Hey, hey - any bird who wants to chain herself to MY railings and suffer a jet-movement gets my vote!" Just can't beat that kind of wordplay. RIP Rik.
The scene in MAN DOWN where he pushes Greg Davies in to the Christmas tree. Golden. Loved Rick Mayall. Mad? He was madder than mad. He was madder than mad Jack Mc Mad, winner of last year’s “Mr Mad” competition.
The only time rik isn't shouting is when ade is doing his bit they were one of the best comedy double acts ever with anarchy running through there veins
Rik Mayall was awesome as Lord Flasheart. I remember watching the Young ones as a teenager and loving everything about his comic acting. He is truly missed. RIP.
@Aw Flower Well I'm a heterosexual male ffs. I know him from Bottom and The Young Ones, shows in which he portrayed foul looking dirtbags. As Lord Flashheart, he has me low-key questioning my sexuality. Now knock off the snark, will ya?
Even at 7.30 in the morning what a joy to watch and listen to Rik. A pure comic genius along with the rest of the cast of Black Adder. Woooof wooooof.🤣🤩
That’s the scene where Flash sagely advises “always treat your kite like you treat your woman” then swings his swagger stick as if to hit someone before declaring “get inside five times a day and take her to heaven and back”. Call me cynical (or far worse) but I suspect the omission of such material sadly wasn’t mere oversight. Certainly not in the current year. Hope I’m wrong. ;)
When Rik says "Thanks bridesmaid like the beard, gives me something to hang onto" You can see Tony trying not to laugh haha (and even Rowan looks like he needs to compose himself a bit).
"Well this isn't a reasonable use of my time and resources but I'm gonna do it anyway" Classic. Riks face too, way he looks at Ade the whole time when he's doing his baron speech before he shoots him
One of the greatest cameo roles in British TV comedy history. I always wanted a one off Flasheart special. Such a shame it never happened. R.I.P. Rik. Still missed.
Love Rik miss him his soul has gone somewhere I agree when that man said his energy was to strong it had to go somewhere to young to die had so much more to give nobody excited me more than RIk he really got me going if I had my chance of meeting him I would off made the most of it in the next life maybe x
I met Rik in a Pret a Manger on Oxford St London in 2011. I noticed him stood behind me in the queue. As a kid I’d watched The Young Ones repeatedly along with Mr Jolly, 5 Go Mad, Bad News and so on. He was my comic hero. I knew he probably didn’t want a conversation with a strange 30 y/o man so I simply said “Hello Rik I’m not going to hassle or bore you but I’d just like to say it’s an honor to meet you in person and from the bottom of heart, thank you.” He looked me in the eye, smiled, clicked his heels together like a Nazi and performed a very theatrical bow. He didn’t say a word. I paid for my sandwich and left. RIP Rik, you are missed.
That's a awesome story.
YOUR HERO WORSHIP .....MAKES ME PUKE!!!
bullshit...
@@juliangrant9718 bullshit story...
@Shaboygan Bakalal oh, you knew him personally - wow...
If you watch the credits Lord Flasheart plays himself. That in itself is a masterstroke of genius. One of the greatest characters to ever be portayed on the BBC.
Ha ha ha, never noticed that?
Thanks!...
Rik stole the show but for me Victor Meldrew is still the pinnacle of British comedy,in Croatia One foot in the grave has cult following!!
@@dado380 Seen the Father Ted episode with him in it?
@@davidharrington-george1549 ted really gets a beating, both great pieces of British media
You need to get out more.
That line where he does the "woof!", other people repeat, and Baldrick not quite getting it says "bark" 😂
“Wee Jock Poo Pong McPlop “ 😅😅😅 only Rowan Atkinson & his verbal delivery of this phrase could be the only possible combination
I was looking through the comments if somebody make a reference to this joke. And you did. Massive thanks.
Rowan is also the only one who can say the name Bob real funny.
Greetings
@@Funkybassplayer Apparently he has a difficulty pronouncing 'B's so he over-emphasises them to overcome it.
Everyone going on about Rik Mayall in Blackadder goes forth, but nobody mentions Ade's cameo as the Red Baron, seeing Ade, Rik, Tony, Hugh and Rowan all together is so great!
You can imagine younger people who have seen Hugh or Rowan do recent things stumbling across this and having their minds blown.
Ade's Red Baron is legendary
What a poof!
Great, but he was shot so suddenly!😅😅
Ade went from The Baron to Eddie Hitler. Strange that.
Genius! Apparently the whole cast were in awe of Rik Mayal, stole the show everytime he was in it... Brilliant 😄
Well… he was “FLASH BY NAME, FLASH BY NATURE!”
He said "watch this, I'm going to steal this scene"... and he did, and nobody minded
And then they had him killed. RIP goat
@@TransitionedToAShark Like Mike Smith and Jill Dando.
@@dancarter482 correct.
The mixture of Mayall overperforming and Atkinson underperforming is such a perfect combination
It shows a matter of absolute self confidence that Rowan can give his co actors the ability to show their stuff.
Flash heart and Sir Percy were two of my favorites and Lord Melchit well all of them really including the German Officer.
That first scene is amazing because Blackadder actually outwits him and Flash knows it, and ups the ante by just knocking him cold. It's completely in character for both men and a testament to the writers and actors. Brilliantly done.
Possibly the best 2 comedy actors of their generation would loved to have seen more of them together
Rik said when they asked him he said he'd only agree if he got to outdo Rowan at every opportunity.
Two fantastic actors, Rik Mayal is sorely missed
Best guest performance ever. Never seen Rowan atkinson out performed before. Rik Mayall at his very best.
hes like a hurricane in a teacup on his cameo
Indeed...
And can I just add.
Woof!
More like matched imo
Yes he pretty much stole every scene didn't he? Greatly missed comedy genius & thought provoking conspiracy theorist.
I think that was the idea for the whole Flasheart character, because Rik wanted his character to outclass Rowan & Blackadder in every way
the incomparable Rik! as always howling with laughter at these. gone but never forgotten.
I really miss the old rascal 😢
Watched him from the days when he started out as "Kevin Turvey" when I was at school. Great in every role he played from The New Statesman to Bottom and a straight role as a copper in Jonathan Creek.
Blackadder was a special comedy.
One of those rare programmes that your parents would inexplicably let you stay up late to watch. The next day everyone in school would be talking about what happened and endlessly quoting the more famous funny lines.
And then there’s those really special couple of episodes, where the hero of ‘The Young Ones’ returned to our lives again briefly and we all got to piss our pants once again at his madcap antics.
King of misrule, one of a kind❤️👏🏻
Oh ssthuttup, Neil!
Yes! Why were we allowed to watch?
@@ruthbriggs5372beats me. I was all of about seven or eight when the first series aired, I think it was just that hilarious that my parents chose to turn a blind eye to the more inappropriate bits.
Rik Mayall, brilliant actor and force of nature. Taken long before his time, with so much more left to give. RIP the People's Poet.
First time I ever saw him was in a comedy sketch with Robbie Coltrane. He was amazing and continued to be so throughout his career. Sorely missed!
Have you watched Rik's last film? He was most probably taken out.
@@charlottetaylor4471 Yep. And his warning about the future was not in tongues.
Rik's death hit me harder than any other celebrity. He was a big part of my childhood as was Blackadder.
Rik Mayall was a true comedy king, forever missed
God damn I miss Rik. We're never gonna see that kind of measured chaos again. His star burns brightest & will outlast everything else.
Rik Mayall will never be forgotten, greets from The Netherlands
I miss Rik Mayall so much. He was gone way too soon.
He died?
@@weazels Unfortunately yes, he died in 2014
@@ciaranmcguinness8900 - So we think.
JFK jr and Di also "died". And all 3 of them spoke out about the cabal.... Just imagine if they're not dead.... and you might not have to imagine long....
@@ciaranmcguinness8900 When he walked through the pearly gates looking smug saying "Iiiiiiits ME!!!" God must have stared at him in shock with his mouth open saying "Oh,fuuck me.."
Have a 100th like 👍
Still can't believe that Rik is gone. He was like a force of nature and could reduce you to hysterics without saying a word.
I absolutely love Rik Mayall. His only demand when he took the part was that he got more outrageous lines and could be more over the top than Rowan Atkinson 🤣.
That’s awesome🤣
RIP Rik, British genius
Beautiful man 🥰🥰
R.I.P Legend
Threadz. I couldnt agree with you more.
My dad was behind him at the till and said "Are you Rik Mayall?". His response was "Yeah! and you're not." and then pulled a face.
Love that rest of the cast hardly can hold it in as Rik destroys the entire set! 😄 ❤️
Ade Edmondson as the Red Baron von Richthoven and Rik Mayall as the Lord Flashheart - Just brilliant!
MTV used to play "The Young Ones" -- so it's so cool seeing (P)Rick and Adrian reunited. ;)
Genius
@@michaelmclaughlin261They’re also together in;
‘Bottom’
‘The Dangerous Brothers’
‘Filthy Rich & Catflap’
Guesthouse paradiso
It has been a long time since BBC made comedy this good and still holds up well today. I saw Rik live with Ade in Bottom. Absolutely bloody hilarious.
There are too many white males in these scenes for the BBC nowadays
@Chris Blackadder and Bottom are classics because they are funny not for any other reason. A hit Edinburgh show used to be rewarded with a radio pilot and transfer to TV if it’s any good, see League of Gentlemen for details, but these days they will be lucky to become a jobbing writer or get a spot on QI.
The blood
The noise
The endless poetry!
😅
Rik Mayall in Blackadder 2 and 4 is quite simply the funniest, over the top, performance I think I have ever seen on TV. Even now after all these years I love watching repeats of Blackadder but these two episodes make me laugh out loud. A massive talent taken from us too soon.
One of the greatest guest performances of all time. RIP Rik. Genius.
I met Rik at the first ComicRelief Live show at the BBC in 1986, he was the first to sign my programme! In the early 80s I saw him at the Comedy Store doing his Kevin Turvey character and I thought he was brilliant and so unique. He's so missed.
I have watched and adored British sitcoms my whole life. Blackadder is easily one of the all time greatest sitcoms, and Rik Mayall - especially in Blackadder Goes Forth - could easily be the greatest guest star in the history of sitcoms. Just incredible, and one of the reasons he works so brilliantly is because he has a deadpan Rowan Atkinson in the same scenes. It is pure comedy magic.
Elizabethan Flash is the funniest scene I've ever watched, for most of the scene Rik's fake moustache is coming off and I imagine the director would have wanted to shoot again but this was the only take where most of the cast held it together from laughing. I can well imagine there were dozens of other takes where the tache stayed on but everyone was dying of laughter. Just all round brilliance from everyone.
I'd agree
the last person I called darling was pregnant 20 seconds later....
what a line 😂😂😂
Rik will always be my number one comic. Rest in peace great man ❤️
The paste on his moustache fails during Blackadder II. It slows him down not a bit; he just leaves it to flop around on his face. I crack up every single time I see it! You can notice it after he thumbs his nose at Melchett, but keep watching. LOL!
Nevermind that, he glued them right back on when he headbutted Darling. Best headbutt in TV history :D
R.I.P Rik, you gave us great memories.
I can’t believe how many of these lines I still still use today 😂
Me too! See you in HR.
Woof!
@@jraus1015Indeed, he will be In and Out and In again. WOOF!
"Look, do you think you can make your obscene phonecall somewhere else?"
One of my favorite lines from "Blackadder." :)
One of the most amazing characters ever created. Hilarious and just amazing.
Me and my old man been quoting this stuff at each other for 20 plus years 😆❤
Every now and again I revisit Blackadder and Fawlty Towers because for me those two shows are timeless and incredibly funny. And sometimes I just watch the short compilations we have of Rik Mayall performing Lord Flashheart. Such a great performance. Way too funny, wish he could have stayed around longer.
I'm happy that I was around when I first saw Rik as Kevin Turvey.
Then obviously The Young Ones, Filthy Rich..., The Dangerous Brothers, Bottom etc.
Love them all. People forget how good Rik was in 'The Young Ones'; ' The New Statesman'; 'Bottom' and of course, 'Blackadder'.
Not to hero-worship him and Ade, but basically anything with him and Ade- The Dangerous Brothers remains one of my all time "laugh until I fear for my very life" show :)
People don't forget those shows.
People don't "forget how good he was" at all. He regularly trends on twitter, 8 years after his death. He is still very much loved and admired.
Nah he ain't forgotten. My dad introduced me to Bottom back in like 1995 when I was 5 years old and I only recently rewatched it for like the 9th time.
When I was very young I used to watch Grim Tales hosted by Rik. He always put a unique spin on each story, especially Rumpelstiltsken 🙂
3 of the finest British comedians in one clip including a talking turnip. It is golden television.
His death was a huge loss to British comedy. I don't think I've ever mourned a celebrity before but I certainly mourned Rik Mayalls
True - it hurt😢
Blackadder, still the funniest thing I've ever watched. Episodes including Rik Mayal were extra special :))))
Rik just devoured every scene he was in! He was always such a treat to watch.
We never got enough of Flashheart. I used to fall about the place laughing as soon as he opened his mouth. Comedy gold
He just KILLS IT...and everyone just stands back in awe!! LOL...
Blackadder was filmed nearly 40 years ago and remains the last great British comedy show.
RIP Rik Mayall
There's been a few since. Personally love Absolutely Fabulous, Red Dwarf and the IT Crowd for starters.
@@lilymarinovic1644
None of these are anywhere near the quality of this .
@@Carrera-gp9od Black Books? Friday Night Dinner?
Only fools and horses?
I was going to correct you with shows like Big Train and all the others that other people have listed but i realised that they're good but not necessarily Great. I'd argue that Alan Partridge is a great comic creation but not really a series.
Rowan Atkinson and the team are trying so hard not to laugh at Rick Mayal's comedy brilliance - This compilation is just total genuis !!! RIP Rick x
The best this country has ever had no one even comes close to the legend. Could make you cry with laughter just walking in the room. Miss you ric
They missed the best one:
"Always treat your kite, like you treat your woman!" *swings stick*
-"How do you mean sir, take her home around the weekend to meet you mother?"
"No, I mean get inside her 5 times a day and take her to heaven and back"
They didn't 'miss' it, they just don't have the balls to post it in 2021.
Whoof!
Sorry to ask but i dont understand the “get inside” part , we are talking about the same kite right ?
"I'm beginning to see why the Suffragette movement wants the vote."
"Hey, hey - any bird who wants to chain herself to MY railings and suffer a jet-movement gets my vote!"
Just can't beat that kind of wordplay. RIP Rik.
@@gundeepsingh7500 A kite is RAF slang for aeroplane
Loved Ric in all he plays !! Brilliant actor !!!!!!!!!!!!
What else do you recommend
@@slamdunktiger The New Statesman is a great one too!
Comedy doesn't get any better than Blackadder and Flashheart together.
Jesus Christ, Rik was always the spotlight. He was so amazing.
His energy man it's captivating.
saucier than a direct hit on a heinz factory😂
Love how Rik nearly breaks the set at 05:12. He really was a force of nature
All the more funny because the set is so wobbly :D
Literally and figuratively 😂 I love the look on Atkinson and Fry’s faces as they try to hold it together for the next minute 🤣
. . and then Miranda Richardson breaks the 4th wall shortly afterwards 😄.
6:13 an extra nut to the head for good measure
How can anyone get such a massive laugh out of “I simply ran out of juice?” Brilliant, a genius!
The scene in MAN DOWN where he pushes Greg Davies in to the Christmas tree. Golden.
Loved Rick Mayall. Mad? He was madder than mad. He was madder than mad Jack Mc Mad, winner of last year’s “Mr Mad” competition.
Very nice, actually sounds like a Blackadder quote 👍
The only time rik isn't shouting is when ade is doing his bit they were one of the best comedy double acts ever with anarchy running through there veins
They where amazing
Yes. Their .. btw
A true one off,sadly missed Rik,a brilliant and individual comedian.
Absolute gold
Hard to believe he is dead, such a force of nature, wish bbc still made comedy like this!
He owned every scene he was ever in during his entire career. Rest humble king.
Rik Mayall was awesome as Lord Flasheart. I remember watching the Young ones as a teenager and loving everything about his comic acting. He is truly missed. RIP.
You can’t help but love 💕 Lord Flash heart . Ah bless Rik Mayall for making such a character come to life 🤪 Woof Woof
No one could deliver lines like Rik in that rapid fire manner .RIP Rik Gone too soon .
Apparently when he was on the show he used to say "right lets make this show funny " 😂 a complete maverick !
Ah the good old days. Magnificent!
RIP Rik, I miss you terribly. 💐❤
Chewed every scene masterfully
Apart from “The Thick of It”, There’s been nothing approaching this sort of comedic quality on television since.
Nothing.
Now i have to find the Thick of it.
@@jamesandrews1130 oh you wont be disappointed
@@jamesandrews1130 How's it going? Malcolm Tucker is the best character since Flashheart.
Ok boomer
The absolute best character of any show ever in the history of television.
The best headbutt off all time
Just the best!
It just doesn’t get much better than this. Thanks Rik for making me laugh so much 👍
I love how it's said of the wedding scene that not only did he outshine the cream of British comedy actors, he made it look effortless.
Rick Mayall’s just absolutely fantastic as Flasheart woof woof
The real miracle is how they got Rik Mayall to look so BLOODY HANDSOME!
it's the moustache
He was a handsome guy, he was just always pulling expressions that twisted his face up.
Rowan Atkinson looked sexy in seasons 2 and 3. The facial hair and clothes were everything.
@Aw Flower Well I'm a heterosexual male ffs. I know him from Bottom and The Young Ones, shows in which he portrayed foul looking dirtbags. As Lord Flashheart, he has me low-key questioning my sexuality. Now knock off the snark, will ya?
@@ryans756I’ve always fancied Rik even in the young ones! 😂
Damn I miss Rik, absolute legend.🤘🤘
Never a dull moment when Rik is in the house! RIP.
Brilliant tribute. I remember the shows he did. Still brings a tear to my eye
His best role ever imo, Rik is a legendary actor!!!
Nersys laugh made me lol but the headbutt made me laugh so hard I couldn't breathe 😂6:05
A genuinely unique comedy genius. There will never be another Rik Mayall.
One of the all time great. R. I. P Rik
Lol I saw what you did there.
The game show. 😂👍
Only 1 Rik Mayall .. RIP Sir and Missed
It’s sad how death wasn’t investigated because everything points to murder
I watch these over and over again. Fantastic..
The last clip is my all time favourite Flasheart moment, that head butt is just brilliant
Rik Mayall really was a force of nature. He will never be replicated.
So sad that he's gone. One of my heroes.
happy times.... thats why I watch this
every time flashheart punches blackadder from the left and atkinson goes to the left always makes me laugh
I love how Lord Flashheart called Blackadder "Slack Bladder";):).
Even at 7.30 in the morning what a joy to watch and listen to Rik. A pure comic genius along with the rest of the cast of Black Adder. Woooof wooooof.🤣🤩
Didn't show the flying lesson scene? That's the most iconic
Where George asks why they are called The 20 Minuters?
That’s the scene where Flash sagely advises “always treat your kite like you treat your woman” then swings his swagger stick as if to hit someone before declaring “get inside five times a day and take her to heaven and back”.
Call me cynical (or far worse) but I suspect the omission of such material sadly wasn’t mere oversight. Certainly not in the current year. Hope I’m wrong. ;)
@@makara80 With the BBC compiling it probably not
@@makara80 I think you might be right.
@@makara80 I imagine few women complain about being taken to heaven and back, in reality. Twitter on the other hand...
When Rik says "Thanks bridesmaid like the beard, gives me something to hang onto" You can see Tony trying not to laugh haha (and even Rowan looks like he needs to compose himself a bit).
"Eat knuckle Fritz" will never ever get old
1:00 after all these years, it’s only just occurred to me that Flash is talking to Capt. Darling on the phone!
Brilliant. What a bloke. Found myself laughing a lot simply at the way he recoils when Baldrick starts talking at 2:28
Absolute comedy gold!!!!!!
Rik Mayall one of a kind brilliant, RIP.
"Well this isn't a reasonable use of my time and resources but I'm gonna do it anyway"
Classic. Riks face too, way he looks at Ade the whole time when he's doing his baron speech before he shoots him
The most modest man in history.
2:04 Funny how Flashheart punches screen right to left but Blackadder's head and body turns left to right lol
One of the greatest cameo roles in British TV comedy history. I always wanted a one off Flasheart special. Such a shame it never happened. R.I.P. Rik. Still missed.
Love Rik miss him his soul has gone somewhere I agree when that man said his energy was to strong it had to go somewhere to young to die had so much more to give nobody excited me more than RIk he really got me going if I had my chance of meeting him I would off made the most of it in the next life maybe x