Blackadder IV: Goes Forth (1989) Rating: Starring: Rowan Atkinson, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Tim McInnerny, Tony Robinson Director: Richard Boden Category: Comedy, Classics, Classics Studio: BBC Home Video Subtitles: Length: 200 mins     The Western Front 1917: There's disorder in the ranks when that numb-headed ninny, Captain Blackadder, stumbles onto the battlefields of WWI and discovers that people are trying to kill him. The British may be able to defeat the Germans, but it's unlikely they'll ever survive a comic assault by Blackadder. Captain Cook When General Haig Unveils a new strategy to move his liquor cabinet six inches closer to Berlin, Blackadder volunteers to be official War Artist. Corporal Punishment Orders arrive and Blackadder breaches regulations by eating the messenger - who happens to be the General's closest boyhood friend. Major Star The Russian Revolution produces two appalling results - an offensive by Germany and a really offensive Charlie Chaplin impression by Baldrick. Private Plane German machine guns in the front, British firing squads behind. It'll take a better man that Blackadder to escape this predicament. General Hospital Ordered to find a spy in the hospital, Blackadder discovers a man with a strong German accent, a beautiful nurse and a chance for three weeks in bed. Goodbyeee The troops must advance, but as the final big push looms, Blackadder gets a bit crazy with the help of two pencils and some underpants.