This is possibly the most intelligent thing Baldric has ever done. This is actually genius... Blackadder mocks him out of jealousy for not having thought of it himself.
@@nyunster it's true that he's always a famous actor in the uk, but mr bean is that one role that made him famous worldwide. The same thing happened to ian mckellen (x men and lotr).
o.o He mentioned English, English is from England, England has a majority white population, whites are always (obviously and without a doubt) racist, misogynistic, privileged, and plain evil. Henceforth our understanding of such great tyrannies of the Caucasian race. And this concludes my essay on how that’s racist in 2019, you may now be seated.
Gappie Al Kebabi That was a joke, sorry for the confusion, but white privilege no longer exists in modern day society. Just ask any white person ever nowadays
When you're in the military, you will realize that the only thing worse than being issued old, crappy equipment is suddenly receiving new, splendid equipment.
@@potatortheomnipotentspud Because it usually implies that someone among the higher-ups has plans for your unit which may not affect your life span in favorable ways. Like in this instance, where Blackadder was suspiciously issued a new revolver, due to the upcoming push.
@@potatortheomnipotentspud As nobody really explained why.. Sometimes when theres a new toy in stock, the higher-ups would like to test them out. but they wouldnt wanna test them out themselves ofc, so they let you test it out. And in some cases those toys may come with problems. leading to the death of those who use them.
@@gthjzby887 Well, we don't actually know what happened to Hitler. The bodily remains of the bunker were not identified to be Hitler's, and the only trace we 'have' of Hitler is in the Soviet Union. This was during Stalin's reign, though, and he was incredibly notorious for his deception. So we unfortunately do not know
@@azul1964 Britain used mostly revolvers in military till late 1954 while Americans and Germans used semi-auto magazine fed handguns (Luger and 1911 respectably) and revolvers were out-of-date even in WW1.
@@madkoala2130 Out of date doesn't necesarily mean useless. With fewer moving parts and therefore less to go wrong, a revolver is more reliable than a semi-automatic. They can also bring a bit more stopping power because not only do they put more useful energy into the projectile, they can fire larger calibres compared to a semi-automatic of the same physical size. And because there is no magazine to wrap your hand around, the grip conforms better to a natural hand position, making it more comfortable to use. The downside is of course the lack of ammunition capactity, the time it takes to reload and the small gap between the cylinder and the barrel that allows some gas to escape, potentially injuring the shooter.
“It is not the bullet with your name on it that you should be worried about, it is the one labelled ‘to whom it may concern’ that you should really watch out for.” ~Murphy’s Law
@@WebDiice france is famous for infidelity. It is assumed that marriages are just financial securities (so much for that) and most old french people had multiple extramarital affairs. So it's kinda become a stereotype that french people are infidel.
@@ericcomstock2249 Most sterotypes are based on truth but people nowadays want to believe that all of them were just randomly made up and everybody all over the world are actually exactly the same so people get shocked when they find out that theres stereotypes that are true.
In this series. There's a weird inversion where the Blackadders get more cunning as time goes on and the Baldricks get more idiotic. The one in the first series was the brains of that trio.
The most intelligent and profound thing he ever said was “why can’t we all just say, “no more war? If we all went home at the same time, what could they do about it?”
@Oedius Rex same here. I watched it a few days ago and I just can't believe such a funny show which was joking about haigs suicide just a few minutes earlier could drop that literal bombshell
@@yahiaAly glad you are enjoying learning new English words,but the two words are not interchangeable. (just thought I would warn you before someone attempts to make fun of you in UA-cam comments) 😁
that joke could use some updating. "vows of fidelity in the American wedding ceremony". Yes, the united states has beaten france in the infidelity department.
“I smell something fishy...and I’m not talking about the contents of Baldrick’s apple crumble.” One of my favourite lines from the whole series, gets me every time. 😂
@Fedor Silva Jesus Christ! It's one thing being too young or too American to know that Rowan Atkinson had successful career long before Mr Bean, but to not know what apple crumble is or have the wherewithal to just Google it really takes the biscuit.
@@Doomin-c2m we built the largest empire in human history with the express purpose of teaching the rest of the world our language precisely so we wouldn't have to waste time learning all of theirs! I think we did our part!!!
Well that's an awfully close minded thing to say, isn't it? I'm not saying Rowan Atkinson isn't an incredible actor (because he obviously is) but I sincerely doubt you're an expert on comedy in non english speaking countries.
I only found out about his background and that he is not mute last year on a video where he does body comedy in a theatre without saying a word He's also a genius, which makes me enjoy the fact that he does comedy just because he loves it even better
Baldrick, unable to live with the terrors of the Great War that haunted him, would later take his own life. Unbeknownst to him, it was indeed the very same bullet he had carved his name into.
@@faaznoushad1718 Prefixing 'good ol' ' is an expression meaning something is blazé for that person. It is not meant to be taken in the literal way as Blackadder did.
A bullet may have your name on it, a grenade is addressed to whoever it may concern. But artillery simply states: "Dear grid coordinates." -r/Dankhammer
Some people, when they use-or drop-a accent,it's incredible. Hugh Laurie and Benedict Cumberpatch are two people who when they drop their British accent-you'd almost never realize it was them by just hearing them.
@@allanmoncrieff5579 “no the guns have stopped because even our generals aren’t mad enough to kill their own men. They think it’s far more sporting to let the Germans do it.”
One think I admire from British comedy they diliver comedy with so much seriousness that it hardly seems Goofy ...just good punchlines coming wave after wave .....one more every character has its punchlines ......
Mr. Bean is like the quiet kid who doesn't talk too much and when he does, everyone's roasted to ashes. Edit: people tryna Analyse this comment like it's a physics theory or something. 😂
It's not the round with your name on it, but the one addressed "to whom it may concern" you've gotta watch out for. -Murphy's 42nd Law of Military Combat
Not a funny commentary to this. After firing exercises artillery guys went to target area, maybe out of curiosity, maybe for an inspection, I don't know. They were not firing HE rounds, but shrapnel, that explodes while still in the air which sends a cone of metal darts or ball bearings (whatever particular shells contain) towards surface. Guys stand there in silence, it didn't felt comfy, of course, there were no bodies there or anything like that, it just felt like the area is full of death itself.
@@anglo69 You say not everyone "was" there to watch it and Mr. Bean "is" quite a popular show, but Mr. Bean started not a year after this show, so they're really from the same time period, and I must say that I've personally seen more reruns of Blackadder than Bean in my country (Germany).
Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson, Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Tim McInnerny, Miranda Richardson, and Rik Mayall all on the same show is one of the greatest moments in British television, second only to Monty Python.
This is actually a USMC tradition, affectionately known as the Hog's Tooth. When a scout sniper graduates from school he is presented with a single 7.62x51mm cartridge as a symbol of the 'bullet with his name on it'. At this point he is a PIG (professionally instructed gunman), if he kills an enemy sniper in combat and removes the cartridge from the enemy sniper's chamber he is considered to be invincible as he now has the bullet with his name on it in his possession so it can never be fired. He also graduates to a HOG (hunter of gunmen), superstition for sure but ask anyone in the military and those superstitions run deep.
Is that where the term "pigs" used to call policemen come from? Or is that a different one because in movies, I usually see villains addressing cops as pigs
"Or alternatively: The greatest work of fiction ever since the vows of fidelity were included in the French marriage services" That is one fine cup of tea right over there.
@Thomas Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that Hugh Laurie had a role in Blackadder I. I know that he was in the final episode of series 2 as the conniving German prince, though. Am I right in saying so?
For anyone who doesn't know, there's actually some (mostly unreliable, but a few letters) evidence that soldiers actually did this in both the first and second world wars and also that a few soldiers carved/penned common German names into their bullets because they thought it would make them more likely to hit. It kind of makes sense when you think about it - when surviving standard warfare as an individual is essentially reduced to pure luck rather than skill superstitions will take hold fairly quickly because they give the soldiers a feeling of personal control, even when the reality is that 90% of their unit isn't ever going home and there's basically nothing they could do to make their chances better than anyone elses. Plus, if you get someone who does that surviving for a while/getting more kills other soldiers will start to copy their superstitions. (I have no idea if any troops other than British ones did this, but presumably it spread to troops from other countries that they were fighting alongside)
In some ways it’s quite useful. Generally in a battle, the man who expects death will likely live while the man who wishes to live will receive a quick death. It’s no guarantee, but it is an advantage.
@nunyabusiness3786 Yes, but he got his stats wrong - roughly ninety percent of Tommies on the Western Front survived the war, although some of them were wounded.
I would say, "at least it's confirmed that Baldrick survived the finale, since he had the bullet with his name on it", but considering the majority of soldiers that were K.I.A. in the First World War were killed by artillery fire... unless he had a howitzer shell with his name on it hidden under his coat, I'm gonna doubt it... R.I.P.
Baldric: "If I owned the bullet with my name on it, I'd never get hit by it." *German machine gun* "Who zaid there vas only ze one bullet mit your name on'zit?"
The z in german accent replaces every single th sound and nothing else, cos they cant pronounce it for some reason Who says zere was only ze one bullet mit your name on it Tempted to write the whole thing in just german cos of that mit lol
This is why grenades say “to whom it may concern”
And artillery say "Dear grid coordinates"
I see what you did there.
"To whom this may concern
BOOM"
Or "current resident"
@@andrewbuschert8789 nah that’s a nuke
“I won’t ever shoot myself”
_“Oh.. shame.”_
Me talking to myself
Tabby I've been seeing you in countless of UA-cam comments, Lmao
Some of them did shoot themselves - it simply got too much for them
Wobble,
Oh, hi tabby.
This is possibly the most intelligent thing Baldric has ever done. This is actually genius... Blackadder mocks him out of jealousy for not having thought of it himself.
It is a cunning plan indeed
Until he accidentally loads it, not seeing the name, then trips, and fires the gun and shoots himself, thus completing the legend of The Bullet.
@@mammon_is_god You mean Baldric puts his Bullet into a 303 Lee Enfield Rifle? or Black Adders Webley Revolver
@@eliotreader8220 Yes.
It would also be great for moral
no wonder mr bean hardly talk normally if he talk he will absolutely roast them to crisp
Yup
he has a speaking disability
@@yes-os6le nah m8 hes too kind to roast them to crisp
Yo he spitting fax tho
Yeah
Mr Bean doesn't talk because he has PTSD from the war.
:(
oh no ;~;
So why he acts like a child it changed his mentality because of war shell shock.
paco ramon he also died thats why at the beginning he falls from heaven
Ohhh so many detectives are here...
Fun fact: Rowan Atkinson has a LOT of speaking roles, and he is generally very funny in them. He's an actor very worth looking into.
I...didn't know people didn't know this already.
@@YasonYou ikr, but statistically, there's gotta be someone who doesn't know out there.
Yes. . Literally every person on the planet is aware. Well done you.
@@nyunster He's literally one of the most famous living actors. If you don't know him thrn you aren't paying attention.
@@nyunster it's true that he's always a famous actor in the uk, but mr bean is that one role that made him famous worldwide. The same thing happened to ian mckellen (x men and lotr).
"In english we say good morning"
-rowan atkinson
Haha, yes, he did say that.
Ironic, truly ironic
o.o
He mentioned English, English is from England, England has a majority white population, whites are always (obviously and without a doubt) racist, misogynistic, privileged, and plain evil. Henceforth our understanding of such great tyrannies of the Caucasian race. And this concludes my essay on how that’s racist in 2019, you may now be seated.
Gappie Al Kebabi
That was a joke, sorry for the confusion, but white privilege no longer exists in modern day society. Just ask any white person ever nowadays
Gappie Al Kebabi
It’s not deception if you just didn’t understand
"The chances of there being two bullets with my name on it are very small indeed." Not if you keep making them.
😂
Nice roast
"Why are you making another one?"
"I lost the last one, yesterday, in battle."
A German soldier finds a small keepsake on the battlefield "Wunderbar!"
the ending disagrees
“It’s not the only thing around here that’s very small indeed.”
When you're in the military, you will realize that the only thing worse than being issued old, crappy equipment is suddenly receiving new, splendid equipment.
May I ask why that would be?
@@potatortheomnipotentspud Because it usually implies that someone among the higher-ups has plans for your unit which may not affect your life span in favorable ways.
Like in this instance, where Blackadder was suspiciously issued a new revolver, due to the upcoming push.
@@potatortheomnipotentspud because it means they expect you to use it, *really soon*
Hy
@@potatortheomnipotentspud As nobody really explained why..
Sometimes when theres a new toy in stock, the higher-ups would like to test them out. but they wouldnt wanna test them out themselves ofc, so they let you test it out. And in some cases those toys may come with problems. leading to the death of those who use them.
“If I owned the bullet with my name on it, I thought I’d never get hit by it”
*Hitler has left the chat*
Ey waht
Hitler shot himself
I think in his case, it'd be more akin to "Offline for 27,553 days"
@@gthjzby887 Well, we don't actually know what happened to Hitler. The bodily remains of the bunker were not identified to be Hitler's, and the only trace we 'have' of Hitler is in the Soviet Union. This was during Stalin's reign, though, and he was incredibly notorious for his deception. So we unfortunately do not know
@@KosherPorky Fortunately we do know. He's dead.
in this short video, we have two legends: Mr. Bean and Dr. House
You have to what legends?
@@Inkyminkyzizwoz 😂😂😂😂my bad 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂two**
Holy shit, that's House? One hell of a crossover.
can't believe you missed out Baldrick
@@bitchypooch I don't know him, but those two are very very popular:))
"It's a good old service revolver."
"Wrong, it's a brand *new* service revolver"
Absolute class
It looks like it was made of licorice.
Didn't get it
@@azul1964 Britain used mostly revolvers in military till late 1954 while Americans and Germans used semi-auto magazine fed handguns (Luger and 1911 respectably) and revolvers were out-of-date even in WW1.
@@madkoala2130 Out of date doesn't necesarily mean useless.
With fewer moving parts and therefore less to go wrong, a revolver is more reliable than a semi-automatic. They can also bring a bit more stopping power because not only do they put more useful energy into the projectile, they can fire larger calibres compared to a semi-automatic of the same physical size. And because there is no magazine to wrap your hand around, the grip conforms better to a natural hand position, making it more comfortable to use.
The downside is of course the lack of ammunition capactity, the time it takes to reload and the small gap between the cylinder and the barrel that allows some gas to escape, potentially injuring the shooter.
@@azul1964 it means that they prepping him up with a new revolver because they are going to use it very soon
“It is not the bullet with your name on it that you should be worried about, it is the one labelled ‘to whom it may concern’ that you should really watch out for.”
~Murphy’s Law
A grenade is "to whom it may concern"
An artillery strike is "dear grid coordinates"
What about nukes?
@everyone
@@shanhussain6114 mass email
@@shanhussain6114 Public Service Announcement i presume
The fun part with Atkinson that he can play a well spoken man and a non-verbal man so bloody good :)
Yes i agree!
I think you mean so bloody well.
Well he is a well spoken man in real life
And a hornbill.
He's a Oxford graduate, as I understand it, one of my former professors was his classmate back in the mid '70s, I think
"Greatest piece of fiction since they added fidelity in the french marriage service"
*W H E E Z E*
This was the best one.
I don't get it
@@WebDiice france is famous for infidelity.
It is assumed that marriages are just financial securities (so much for that) and most old french people had multiple extramarital affairs.
So it's kinda become a stereotype that french people are infidel.
@@swarnimvajpai6373 I think you do not know what "infidel" means !
@@GabFrrost Infidelity can both mean 'disbelief' in religion ("infidel-ity") and 'unfaithfulness' in sexual relationship ("in-fidelity")
"I figured if I own the bullet, I would never get hit by it"
"Oooh"
"Because I've never shoot myself"
"Oh, shame"
@@danielsteger8456 🤦♂️
I was just thinking about your pfp and then I saw your pfp
Sanjar Khan I love sarcasm
How to shred someone
Tutorial:
@@danielsteger8456 thanks for ruining everything bruh
“Tally Hoo Pip, Pip and Bernard’s you’re Uncle.”
“In English we say Good Morning.”
In English we say "your" uncle ;-)
Yes that is what he said. We all heard. What’s your point?
@@christopherdean1326 In Engish we say "Good morning". nice joke, took a few seconds to realize
@@legendarydestructor5845 There is a difference between "your" and "you're". A knowledge of the English language will confirm this.
@@christopherdean1326 not talking to you
Rowan Atkinson is absolutely brilliant. His facial expressions, his voice and the delivery of his lines are perfect. A national treasure indeed!!!!!!
Lies again? Law Order will start with one bullet
Americans on literally anything British: This is the most British thing I've ever seen
Its because Americans never expect our stereotypes of British people to be so close to the real thing.
This is the most british comment I've ever seen
This is the most British comment I've ever seen
@@ericcomstock2249 Most sterotypes are based on truth but people nowadays want to believe that all of them were just randomly made up and everybody all over the world are actually exactly the same so people get shocked when they find out that theres stereotypes that are true.
This is the most British comment I've ever seen
This is the most English thing I've ever seen.
Quite!
Even the roasts were very British.
nah, not enough Tea in it
It damn well colonized my computer, too.
True hahaha
That's actually the most intelligent and profound thing Baldrick has ever said
In this series. There's a weird inversion where the Blackadders get more cunning as time goes on and the Baldricks get more idiotic. The one in the first series was the brains of that trio.
Is series 2 blackadder is just as smart as he is in series 4
Nope , it was boom
The most intelligent and profound thing he ever said was “why can’t we all just say, “no more war? If we all went home at the same time, what could they do about it?”
The final push over the top in the final ever episode in Goes Forth is the BBC's most emotive scene ever. (IMO)
@Oedius Rex same here. I watched it a few days ago and I just can't believe such a funny show which was joking about haigs suicide just a few minutes earlier could drop that literal bombshell
Today I learned the word emotive.... Such a fancy word I'm replacing emotional with it from now on.
Caffeine invite a no go then (:
@@yahiaAly glad you are enjoying learning new English words,but the two words are not interchangeable. (just thought I would warn you before someone attempts to make fun of you in UA-cam comments) 😁
It's a good opinion IMO!
"Vows of fidelity in the French wedding ceremony".
Spot on.
Correction; marriage service. ;-)
I am French and I approve this genius joke
@@milancora4637 wanna cheat on your wife with me? ;)
@@Ag3nt0fCha0s Is that even a question... don't mind if I do.
that joke could use some updating.
"vows of fidelity in the American wedding ceremony".
Yes, the united states has beaten france in the infidelity department.
“I smell something fishy...and I’m not talking about the contents of Baldrick’s apple crumble.” One of my favourite lines from the whole series, gets me every time. 😂
@Fedor Silva food
@Fedor Silva Jesus Christ! It's one thing being too young or too American to know that Rowan Atkinson had successful career long before Mr Bean, but to not know what apple crumble is or have the wherewithal to just Google it really takes the biscuit.
So what was fishy about getting a new service revolver? I haven't seen this episode.
@@anonygent command was planning for a new push in no man's land
So we know Baldrick survived the big push at the end.
After all, he owned the bullet with his name on it so all the German guns missed him.
My mind can now rest
Unfortunately he tripped on barbed wire, bayoneting himself through the neck with his own weapon
@@jameswest4692 ah yes the bayonet with his name on it
If you watch the final charge closely you will see that baldrick stepped on a land mine with his name on it
Yes he hosts a tv production about archeology!
That crowd laughing. :)) Looks like a child is playing with the laughing button.
You'd not have heard a word spoken then
Do you realize you're hearing dead people laugh
@@baller10345 i just did
@Rick O'Shay errr it was. The BBC never used canned laughter
The BBC always used unprompted live audience laugh track
Everyone gangsta till we get to know that the bullet that hit German General Boldreich had "Baldrick" written on it
“If I owned the bullet with my name on it, I thought I’d never get hit by it”
*War deaths rate drops to 0%*
*quietly craving ‘to whom it may concern’ on a grenade*
"a small water biscuit"
You will never hear more apt descriptions in any other countries comedy.
You probably would, were most English speakers not so completely uneducated about other languages.
@@Doomin-c2m we built the largest empire in human history with the express purpose of teaching the rest of the world our language precisely so we wouldn't have to waste time learning all of theirs! I think we did our part!!!
Because you've not watched other country's videos ...lol
Well that's an awfully close minded thing to say, isn't it? I'm not saying Rowan Atkinson isn't an incredible actor (because he obviously is) but I sincerely doubt you're an expert on comedy in non english speaking countries.
@@AnonEyeMouse waste time? Everything you do for entertainment is a waste of time, honey.
His pronunciation is so relaxing & treat to the ear ❤️
Those people who grew up watching Mr. Bean will always be shocked when he talks
I only found out about his background and that he is not mute last year on a video where he does body comedy in a theatre without saying a word
He's also a genius, which makes me enjoy the fact that he does comedy just because he loves it even better
Im one of them
Oh Noir how true i thought he was dumb or something .....learned he is also a good pilot.....
@@divelar9027 Poor you.
That's me
Baldrick, unable to live with the terrors of the Great War that haunted him, would later take his own life.
Unbeknownst to him, it was indeed the very same bullet he had carved his name into.
Some of them did actually do that
They died charging out of the trenches.
What's the name of this show guys?
@@gianulhasan8913 blackadder
@@josephreavey2531 Blackadder Goes Forth, to be precise.
"Do you know what this is lieutenant?"
"It's a good ol' service revolver"
"Wrong, it's a brand new service revolver"
Funniest pun ever. Period.
Pun ? Can you explain ?
@@faaznoushad1718 Prefixing 'good ol' ' is an expression meaning something is blazé for that person. It is not meant to be taken in the literal way as Blackadder did.
@@swarnimvajpai6373 Well that's not a pun lol.
@@faaznoushad1718 you can call it a 'play on words' then.
Those 2 words are used interchangeably nowadays anyway 😛
Swarnim Vajpai I also wonder if “Brand New” is a jab at them being stuck in the trenches and not seeing real battle.
Poor Baldrick didn't make it whereas Edmund went on to become an MI6 agent and George became a prominent doctor.
Baldrick got a knighthood.
Time Team ! A British institution that puts that drivel about a doctor at a U.S. hospital and Johnny English to shame.
By MI6 you obviously mean MI7.
Guess there really was another bullet with his name on it
@@DefiantUntilDeath - yes, and as well as a Knighthood he has become England's most famous Indiana Jones.
Doesn't matter how many documentaries Tony Robinson does, we'll all be thinking of, "I have a cunning plan."
"I have a plan.... I just need money"
Continuous Rage and some goddamned FAITH!
The episode of Time Team where they found an actual baldric was hilarious
"Baldrick... I have a cunning plan"
Some of us think "Fat Tulip was in the garden..."
0:14 "Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science?"
A bullet may have your name on it, a grenade is addressed to whoever it may concern. But artillery simply states:
"Dear grid coordinates."
-r/Dankhammer
nukes are just @everyone
Exterminatus is High Gothic for, *_"Goodbye."_*
Cannon of a tank: dear barricade
Railgun will be like "I regret to inform you"
Did you just quote a redditor and give him credits for it?..
Dr. House is so young😱
HOLLYY I JUST REALIZED THAT WAS HUGH
Some people, when they use-or drop-a accent,it's incredible. Hugh Laurie and Benedict Cumberpatch are two people who when they drop their British accent-you'd almost never realize it was them by just hearing them.
Roadhouse
@@JnEricsonx "dropping accent"....
Sounds like you mean american is the standard english and everything else are accents...
@@Whiskypapa no I meant when they drop the American accent and go back to their natural one it's like night and day.
"The greatest work of fiction since vows of fidelity were included in the French marriage service" is such a fantastic line
"the guns have stopped" "ah, the great war - 1914 to 1917"
@@AdventurousInsight yeah. It's a joke from the show
@@allanmoncrieff5579 “no the guns have stopped because even our generals aren’t mad enough to kill their own men. They think it’s far more sporting to let the Germans do it.”
@@thomascooper6658 “so we are in fact going over this is how they say.....IT?”
... oh shit 👀
"the greatest work of fiction since vows of fidelity were included in the french marriage service"
amazing
*Baldric* “If I owned the bullet with my name on it, I thought I’d never get hit by it”
in roundabout way, it's pretty smart.
It's the kind of thing that Gracie Allen did so well.
I love how quickly the audience erupts into spontaneous laughter and then just goes dead silent.
Life is funny when you're held at gunpoint.
It's called a laughtrack you pellock XD
@@deathbunny3048 it was filmed in front of a studio audience
@@jakegtr Well then I stand corrected XD
@@deathbunny3048 guess you're the pellock now!
*Great ideas better be said with laughter!* 😄
Stop
"thats not the only thing around here thats very small indeed"
how would you kno- oh hes calling him dumb
"Tally ho, pip pip and Bernard's your uncle!"
"In English, we say good morning."
One think I admire from British comedy they diliver comedy with so much seriousness that it hardly seems Goofy ...just good punchlines coming wave after wave .....one more every character has its punchlines ......
Stoicism is a well known British trait.
That’s British comedy for ya, full of sarcasm and wit
Dry wit.
Real humour.
Rowan Atkinsons's accent for this is great and so are the jokes.
One of the best lines in BBC history :)
Always loved the sarcasm and speed of Blackadder's responses
“Tally-ho, Pip, Pip and Bernard’s your Uncle.”
lmao
In English, we say "Good morning".
Twisted as it is, you have to admire Baldrick's logic.
No, you don't. Do you REALLY think there is a bullet with a name on it? Sounds like BREXIT logic.
@@noahway13 I'm going to assume you missed the twisted part. Oh and FYI, I'm a remainer.
@@PaulRichard2 i was drunk last night, sorry...
@@noahway13 no worries. :)
@@noahway13 people who are upset at brexit in every video they comment tend to be utter morons!
Mr. Bean is like the quiet kid who doesn't talk too much and when he does, everyone's roasted to ashes.
Edit: people tryna Analyse this comment like it's a physics theory or something. 😂
Beans thuum is powerful indeed
"What will you burn? What will you spare?"
stolen comment
@@thatotherrandomfloridian9456 really? From where?
@@baconlover7747 theres another comment closer to the top i just read before seeing this one.
@@thatotherrandomfloridian9456 what? When I commented there wasn't any. I can't find that one even now.
Hugh Laurie and Rowan Atkinson in the same video. Something I never would have expected to see but love that I have.
- What could any patriotic chap have against this magnificient mag
- Apart from his bottom?
Lol
Some people: "This isn't funny!"
Rowan Atkinson: "Ok, I'll just shut up forever then."
...
curiouscat1997 it’s all part of his cunning plan.
He did starr in other shows after blackadder, like "the thin blue line" wich is also well worth watching
And thus gave birth to mr bean
And that guys was the birth of a legend...
*Mr.Bean*
It's not the round with your name on it, but the one addressed "to whom it may concern" you've gotta watch out for.
-Murphy's 42nd Law of Military Combat
This show is pure comedic gold. Ive watched it over 10 times and i never seem to get enough
*_That insult by Blackadder about the brain just hurts._*
I had no idea this existed until UA-cam put it in my recommendations, but now I need more
As we all know, it isn't the bullet with our name on it we need to worry about, but those addressed "to whom it may concern."
I believe the saying is, "a bullet may have your name on it, but shrapnel is addressed to whom it may concern."
@@SuperiorBrick no its "a bullet may have your name on it, but shrapnel is addressed to dear grid square " I have actually worked with the artillery
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A bullet has your name
A grenade has “to whom ever it concerns”
A mortar has “dear grid coordinates”
Not a funny commentary to this. After firing exercises artillery guys went to target area, maybe out of curiosity, maybe for an inspection, I don't know. They were not firing HE rounds, but shrapnel, that explodes while still in the air which sends a cone of metal darts or ball bearings (whatever particular shells contain) towards surface. Guys stand there in silence, it didn't felt comfy, of course, there were no bodies there or anything like that, it just felt like the area is full of death itself.
This man is pure talent! :D :D He can be intelligent, savage and funny at the same time! :D
Which one? Camera man?
@@dmitrys.4741 Haha, good one. We both know who I am talking about, right?
its so annoying seeing people reference this as mr bean and dr house... this was literally one of the biggest shows in the world during its time
Not everyone was there to watch it, and Mr Bean is quite a popular show, so they reference it to that.
@@anglo69 You say not everyone "was" there to watch it and Mr. Bean "is" quite a popular show, but Mr. Bean started not a year after this show, so they're really from the same time period, and I must say that I've personally seen more reruns of Blackadder than Bean in my country (Germany).
@@BlommaBaumbart same in hungary, maybe they screen it on Comedy Central while I haven't seen a Mr. Bean rerun for 10 years
Jesus, Hugh looks sooo young. And Mr. Atkinson aged remarkably well
"The chances over there being two bullets with my name on it are very small"
"Not the only thing around hear that is small"
Here*
@@tomixravenloss hear*
It always gets me how Stacked with supplies Baldrick is in this series, walking around with about 10 bags of stuff, he knows what's up.
Dr. House and Mr. Bean at the same time is weird af.
They did it for years
Gets Shot...."I should have written my name on a second bullet...."
Gotta say love the British sense of humor, and thats coming from an american.
wait- isn't mr bean bri'ish?
@@krishna2803 yeah
I gotta say American humor sucks and that’s coming from
@@krishna2803 It isn't even Mr. Bean in this video, it's just the same actor.
British people really have best humor!!!
Humour* and yes we do
@@AndrewMRoots-et2ow my mistake, English isn't my native language.
@@abskorditis1232 My bad, I was just having a joke and now I feel like a dickhead
I started noticing this back in the 60s with the Beatles movies, and then moving on to Marty Feldman, and then graduating to Monty Python.
joke*
@@partlycloudy2526
This scene is so quintessentially Blackadder. A perfect scene to show someone if they want to know what the show is all about
"I just think that more could be achieved by giving them some real toilet paper"
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Dr House and Mr Bean together, the best time-line
And then they died.
who died...no one died, the aliens prob took back mr bean....SWOOSH
As an European I wouldn't call England "the best timeline"
Hugh Laurie, Rowan Atkinson and Stephen Fry. There may surely be a better trio of actors but they are bloody amazing.
Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson, Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Tim McInnerny, Miranda Richardson, and Rik Mayall all on the same show is one of the greatest moments in British television, second only to Monty Python.
I wish we would get a season 5 of blackadder based on modern business, government or banking. This is pure gold
This is actually a USMC tradition, affectionately known as the Hog's Tooth. When a scout sniper graduates from school he is presented with a single 7.62x51mm cartridge as a symbol of the 'bullet with his name on it'. At this point he is a PIG (professionally instructed gunman), if he kills an enemy sniper in combat and removes the cartridge from the enemy sniper's chamber he is considered to be invincible as he now has the bullet with his name on it in his possession so it can never be fired. He also graduates to a HOG (hunter of gunmen), superstition for sure but ask anyone in the military and those superstitions run deep.
SilentNight1647 What if the chamber is empty as if the enemy sniper missed till the last shot?
@@PaulyRenzeth I think it is fair to say that none of those had your name on them then!
PIG & HOG, eh?.. 😏
Just about as intelligent a comment as Baldrick would make..well almost !!!
Is that where the term "pigs" used to call policemen come from? Or is that a different one because in movies, I usually see villains addressing cops as pigs
"Or alternatively: The greatest work of fiction ever since the vows of fidelity were included in the French marriage services"
That is one fine cup of tea right over there.
Gotta love youtube recommendations this past couple of months, july 2019
0:40 , new line for Zazoo
Sir: *breathes*
Everyone: "omg u so funy"
Scene: pauses for half a second
Scene: *LAUGH TRACK*
Ok so this is where Dr. House lost his leg & got the vicodin addiction
Who knew Mr. Bean and Dr. House served together in the war.
Interestingly enough, they also lived together in the middle ages, during the Elizabethan Era and in the Regency...
@Thomas Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that Hugh Laurie had a role in Blackadder I. I know that he was in the final episode of series 2 as the conniving German prince, though. Am I right in saying so?
For anyone who doesn't know, there's actually some (mostly unreliable, but a few letters) evidence that soldiers actually did this in both the first and second world wars and also that a few soldiers carved/penned common German names into their bullets because they thought it would make them more likely to hit.
It kind of makes sense when you think about it - when surviving standard warfare as an individual is essentially reduced to pure luck rather than skill superstitions will take hold fairly quickly because they give the soldiers a feeling of personal control, even when the reality is that 90% of their unit isn't ever going home and there's basically nothing they could do to make their chances better than anyone elses. Plus, if you get someone who does that surviving for a while/getting more kills other soldiers will start to copy their superstitions.
(I have no idea if any troops other than British ones did this, but presumably it spread to troops from other countries that they were fighting alongside)
In some ways it’s quite useful. Generally in a battle, the man who expects death will likely live while the man who wishes to live will receive a quick death. It’s no guarantee, but it is an advantage.
@nunyabusiness3786 Yes, but he got his stats wrong - roughly ninety percent of Tommies on the Western Front survived the war, although some of them were wounded.
*Sees thumbnail*
"Why's mrBean looking like Hitler?"
*watches video*
"Ooohh..."
I thought it was Stalin lol
@@akrepiidfiresupportvehicle2289 now you say it, he really does look like Stalin
1:50 villager accepts trade
"...'cause I won't ever shoot myself"
"Oh shame"
lol
The ironic thing is that some of them did shoot themselves - it just got too much for them
"Oh shame" this line is a masterclass in understatement
boy I must rewatch this brilliant series
Tony Robinson has to be one the most straight-faced actors in the history of acting, and Rowan Atkinson one of the most visually expressive.
I'll admit this was my first time hearing Rowan Atkinson's speaking voice.
Li have you seen the lion king? He's Zazu :)
@@fearless_cloud wait really??? I had no idea!
@Kistler Clipz well he doesn't speak properly,he speak in really small sentences and anyway he's putting up an accent.
That laugh track is agonizing to listen to.
the audience must have really good lungs to laugh like that every 3 seconds in short and controllable bursts
I would say, "at least it's confirmed that Baldrick survived the finale, since he had the bullet with his name on it", but considering the majority of soldiers that were K.I.A. in the First World War were killed by artillery fire... unless he had a howitzer shell with his name on it hidden under his coat, I'm gonna doubt it...
R.I.P.
By far one of the best TV series I've ever watched.
1:00
"Wott?"
Baldric: "If I owned the bullet with my name on it, I'd never get hit by it."
*German machine gun* "Who zaid there vas only ze one bullet mit your name on'zit?"
The z in german accent replaces every single th sound and nothing else, cos they cant pronounce it for some reason
Who says zere was only ze one bullet mit your name on it
Tempted to write the whole thing in just german cos of that mit lol
@@are3287 "Feel frei, Englizhe pig-dog. Ze Kaiserreich vil triumph ower ze Alliez." - Some German, probably
@@mivapusa Also one would be van no ?
Since when do German machine guns talk?
Baldrick 1000 IQ MOVE
0:29 Oh shame
Ye
You all thought something else when he said “that’s not the only small thing here...@