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Blackadder Goes Forth - Corporal Punishment/Private Plane/General Hospital archiveBlackadder Goes Forth is the fourth and final series in the television sitcom written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton, and was first produced by the BBC in 1989. The show is set during The Great War of 1914-1918, and follows Captain Blackadder, Baldrick and George in their doomed attempts to escape from the trenches whilst under the misguided command of General Melchett. Three episodes from the popular TV comedy: Corporal Punishment - Following communication problems in the trenches, Captain Blackadder finds himself at the mercy of General Melchett after eating the messenger carrier pigeon, the General's childhood friend, ?Speckled Jim'. Blackadder needs to avoid death by firing squad with the help of George as his lawyer. Private Plane - This episode sees the introduction of Lord Flashheart, the arrogant flying ace. Despite Blackadder's loathing of Flashheart, he finds himself signing up to the Royal Flying Corps with Baldrick and George, unaware that the nickname the ?Twenty Minuters' is in relation to the pilots' average life expectancy. Following a crash behind enemy lines, they must prepare for their fate, unless they can escape from the Germans! General Hospital - After a bomb strike in the trench, George is left hospitalised and under the care of Nurse Mary. Melchett informs Blackadder that there is a spy in the hospital giving away all of their battle plans, so Blackadder and Darling are sent undercover to smoke them out.

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Richard Curtis, Ben Elton
Producer: Erith Playhouse

Blackadder Goes Forth - Corporal Punishment/Private Plane/General Hospital

Blackadder Goes Forth - Corporal Punishment/Private Plane/General Hospital (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01261374498. Details of all Blackadder Goes Forth - Corporal Punishment/Private Plane/General Hospital archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1676454619

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7 Sep 15Playhouse
Erith, Kent
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