Blackadder the Third

More of the same material from Atkinson et al...Black Adder is a viciously funny and somewhat sympathetic character, even when he's doing something slimy and underhanded.

I like my dandies foppish and my black adders snarkish

As good as - or even better than - the terrific "Black-Adder II", the third Blackadder series offers generous servings of incredibly brainy, snappy humour, apt sociopolitical critique and engaging storylines. All six episodes are perennially entertaining, the characters, both recurring and non-recurring, are extremely memorable, and the actors are fantastic, with Hugh Laurie entering the main cast as Prince George in an uproariously funny performance.

Laurie is simply brilliant.

Quite funny and tied for my favorite season of the series. Hugh Laurie & Stephen Fry were welcome additions.

Every character is at their best in this one, but Rowan and Hugh are playing comedy chess! Also I'm an American, so the increase of lighting and pastels makes me clap like a trained seal.

Excellent.

Probably the weakest of the Black Adder series, but still watchable.

The best of the series!!!

Laurie steals the show on many occasions.

Still good, but time is running out for this type of humor.

Stephen Fry's best role which he basically continued into the fourth series.

I tend to see this as the funniest of the four series.

Very funny TV series.