Blackadder tries everything he can think of to get sent back to England when orders come in to go over the top in the first charge against the Germans since 1914.

Edmund is sentenced to death by firing squad for shooting and eating the General's favourite carrier pigeon.

The Duke of Wellington has challenged the Prince to a duel for seducing his daughters and the Prince offers Blackadder anything he wants to take his place.

Blackadder is assigned to find the spy working out of the hospital.

Blackadder's rich and Puritanical aunt and uncle pay him a visit to discuss his inheritance the same night he has a beer-drinking contest.

Blackadder grabs yet another opportunity to return to England by organising a morale-raising music hall show, including Baldrick's Charlie Chaplin impersonation and George's appearance as a lady songstress who captures the General's heart.

Blackadder and Lord Melchett are kidnapped by a German spy right after the Queen decides she will pay no more ransom to kidnappers.

Percy and Baldrick are to be burned at the stake with Edmund, when he is accused of being a witch.

After arriving late for the Battle of Bosworth Field, Edmund kills King Richard III (whom he thinks is stealing his horse) and secures the crown for his father.

After the King takes away Edmund's title of Duke, he recruits the six most evil men in the land to take the crown by force.

With his father away at The Crusades, Edmund comes up with a plan to prove his brother is illegitimate, thus making him Prince Regent.

The King decides that Edmund should marry a Spanish princess, who Edmund finds unattractive, in order to secure a treaty between Spain and England which will allow an invasion of France.

Edmund is appointed to the post of Archbishop of Canterbury after the King has the last one killed.

The Queen hampers Blackadder's efforts to raise cash to pay off a debt to a sadistic bishop.