Elite classics

I’ve known Mr. Bean for ten years. What impressed me the most about the stubborn Mr. Weird was that he brushed his teeth while driving with the water in the wiper... It’s kind of lovable, but I didn’t have much love until this year’s Olympics. He appeared in the opening ceremony again, only to remember that he also had a play called Blackadder-I have never been interested in watching it because I accidentally watched a small clip: a bearded lunatic holding a bomb, molested the queen and kissed the girl madly After knocking down the thin man, the girls changed their clothes and disappeared in the loud noise after everyone burst into laughter! Is it a farce? So I won't join in the fun...

But this time I decided to see the truth while I was bored, and I got stuck in it. I really don’t know that RA is so charming, temperament, chanting, acting, and too advanced package. Apart from the intellectual deficiency of the first season, is the clever ambition, demeanor and ruthlessness of EB himself? (Know that RA is also a screenwriter in the first season.)

RC is my second biggest concern. By the third season, the script is really proficient. The plots are intertwined and there are many jokes. The excellent performances of the actors are even more icing on the cake!

HL&SF has known each other for several years, and I first saw their Jeeves & Wooster. This should be the starting point for them to try their best. The eyes are bright, white, tender and attractive. HL who can pinch out the water is so cute and is already very good at stealing the spotlight. Up! The remaining actors baldrick/queenie/percy are also very popular.

The whole play is the result of an elite production. The screenwriters and actors themselves are academics with deep background (except for the well-known RC/RA/HL/SF/Lord Percy, some small characters can be seen at a glance as OX/CAM. Student), not to mention the scriptures everywhere in the script, making people laugh and think is really pleasant and wonderful! In addition to literary foreshadowings, such as the Shakespearean dramas you have mentioned, BA also involves a lot of British history. You can only laugh if you know it-so it is inevitable that there will be a kind of shielding, not only for foreigners, but also for natives. A historical baptism.

In fact, when I think about it, BA presented with such innovative ideas and joyful scenes, the connotation hidden under the appearance of comedy is quite serious and attracts countless thoughts, about social hierarchy, about power struggle, about life philosophy... this classic Only the brains and actors of the elite can make success.

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