Edmund receives a letter from two of his wealthy relatives, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, two staunch puritans, who've invited themselves to dinner that very evening, to discuss Edmund's inheritance. That same night Lord Melchet challenges Edmund to a drinking session, believing Edmund is a light weight, and unable to hold his ale. The Queen decides to infiltrate the competition, desperate to learn what happens on a boy's night. The two Parties must occur consecutively, and each be anonymous from the other. Naturally all havoc breaks loose.
Utterly surreal humour, I think Miriam Margolyes's performance is one of my favourites from the entire series, she is totally wonderful from start to finish. Her delivery, her facial expressions, coupled with the script make for a joyous performance.
Love the bit about 'Great booze up' wonderfully delivered by Rowan, and I utterly love the ending, the little goblin song. Miriam's line utterly steals the show.
'Wicked Child.' Another line I tend to use in everyday life, Blackadder was hugely influential. A great episode, 8/10
Utterly surreal humour, I think Miriam Margolyes's performance is one of my favourites from the entire series, she is totally wonderful from start to finish. Her delivery, her facial expressions, coupled with the script make for a joyous performance.
Love the bit about 'Great booze up' wonderfully delivered by Rowan, and I utterly love the ending, the little goblin song. Miriam's line utterly steals the show.
'Wicked Child.' Another line I tend to use in everyday life, Blackadder was hugely influential. A great episode, 8/10