History Recap / BlackadderS2E5Beer

* PaperThinDisguise: Queenie and her cloak. It actually works.

* TheVoiceless: Lord Whiteadder, due to his vow of silence. He does speak at the end, telling Edmund how much he enjoyed the dinner party.
* YouLookFamiliar: [[Creator/HughLaurie one of Edmund's friends]] looks pretty much like a megalomaniacal German prince, an idiotic Prince Regent and a bubbly WWI lieutenant.

* InsultBackfire: Lady Whiteadder asks Percy if anyone has ever told him he's a giggling imbecile. Percy responds "Oh, yes."

* YouLookFamiliar: [[Creator/HughLaurie one of Edmund's friends]] looks pretty much like a megalomaniacal German prince, an idiotic Prince Regent and a bubbly WWI lieutenant.

* ICanExplain

* LightIsNotGood: The Whiteadders, who due to their religiousness and piety, one would ''think'' would make them the TokenGoodTeammate of the Blackadder family. Turns out their [[TheFundamentalist fundamentalism]] and HolierThanThou attitude makes them actually a lot ''worse''.
** Lord Whiteadder is actually decent, but has undergone a [[TheVoiceless vow of silence]], which he breaks by complimenting the visit.

God pats Edmund on the back and says "good boy, Edmund": his aunt and uncle, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, the two most fanatical puritans in England, are coming to dinner to discuss his inheritance. But all is not well; Edmund has inadvertantly bet Lord Melchett a thousand florins that he can outdrink him, and has agreed to host the drinking party on the same night. And of course, Edmund famously can't hold his liquor. On top of all that, Queenie has decided to spy on "the boys" to see what really goes on at these drinking parties of theirs. So Edmund must host two parties in one night, convince his puritanical aunt he is a model Christian, and win his bet with Lord Melchett, without consuming a drop of alcohol. This calls for a cunning plan...

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* BawdySong: Edmund's song about goblins, 'I'm Merlin the Happy Pig' and Melchett's song about a girl with a 'dickie di doo'

* CurseCutShort: ''Luck sounds almost exactly like fu...''
* DrunkenSong: Edmund tends to sing about goblins when he gets drunk

* TheFundamentalist: Lord and Lady Whiteadder

* LightIsNotGood: The Whiteadders, who due to their religiousness and pioty, one would ''think'' would make them the TokenGoodTeammate of the Blackadder family. Turns out their [[TheFundamentalist fundamentalism]] and HolierThanThou attitude makes them actually a lot ''worse''.

* ShaveAndAHaircut: Queenie knocks on the door, and Percy seems to do the "two bits" part
* TheVoiceless: Lord Whiteadder, due to his vow of silence. He does speak at the end, telling Edmund how much he enjoyed the dinner party.

* UnusualEuphemism: Lady Whiteadder calls breasts 'devils dumplings'

* InnocentInnuendo: Queenie says she was awakened by a terrific banging by Lord Melchett. Edmund says 'never knew he had it in him.'
** Also, Lady Whiteadder eating the thingie shaped turnip and saying it takes her back to her wedding night

God pats Edmund on the back and says "good boy, Edmund;" his aunt and uncle, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, the two most fanatical puritans in England, are coming to dinner to discuss his inheritance. But all is not well; Edmund has inadvertidly bet Lord Melchett a thousand florins that he can outdrink him, and has agreed to host the drinking party on the same night. And of course, Edmund famously can't hold his liquor. On top of all that, Queenie has decided to spy on "the boys" to see what really goes on at these drinking parties of theirs. So Edmund must host two parties in one night, convince his puritanical aunt he is a model Christian, and win his bet with Lord Melchett, without consuming a drop of alcohol. This calls for a cunning plan...

** Lord Whiteadder is actually decent, but has undergone a [[TheVoiceless wov of silence]], which he breaks by complimenting the visit.

* Catchphrase: Lady Whiteadder - "Wicked child!"

* CurseCutShort: 'luck, that sounds almost like f-'

* LightIsNotGood: The Whiteadders, who due to their religiousness and pioty, one would ''think'' would make them the TokenGoodTeammate of the Blackadder family. Turns out their [[TheFundamentalist fundamentalistm]] and HolierThanThou attitude makes them actually a lot ''worse''.

* CurseCutShort: 'duck, that sounds almost like f-'

** Also, Lady Whiteadder eating the thingie shaped turnp and saying it takes her back to her wedding night

* HolierThanThou: The Whiteadders, again.
* ShaveAndAHaircut: Queenie knocks ont he door, and Percy seems to do the "two bits" part

* UnusualEuphemism: Lady Whiteadder calls brests 'devils dumplings'

God pats Edmund on the back and says "good boy, Edmund;" his aunt and uncle, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, the two most fanatical puritans in England, are coming to dinner to discuss his inheritance. But all is not well; Edmund has inadvertidly bet Lord Melchett a thousnad florins that he can outdrink him, and has agreed to host the drinking party on the same night. And of course, Edmund famously can't hold his liquor. On top of all that, Queenie has decided to spy on "the boys" to see what really goes on at these drinking parties of theirs. So Edmund must host two parties in one night, convince his puritanical aunt he is a model Christian, and win his bet with Lord Melchett, without consuming a drop of alcohol. This calls for a cunning plan...

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* DrunkenSong: Edmund tends to sing about goblins when he gets drunk

God pats Edmund on the back and says "well done;" his aunt and uncle, Lord and Lady Whiteadder, the two most fanatical puritans in England, are coming to dinner to discuss his inheritance. But all is not well; Edmund has inadvertidly bet Lord Melchett a thousnad florins that he can outdrink him, and has agreed to host the drinking party on the same night. And of course, Edmund famously can't hold his liquor. On top of all that, Queenie has decided to spy on "the boys" to see what really goes on at these drinking parties of theirs. So Edmund must host two parties in one night, convince his puritanical aunt he is a model Christian, and win his bet with Lord Melchett, without consuming a drop of alcohol. This calls for a cunning plan...

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