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 Dish and Dishonesty
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has just been elected Prime Minister. His priorities are: war with France, tougher sentences for geography teachers and a right royal kick up the Prince's backside. To stop Parliament from voting away all money, Blackadder hatches a fiendish plan. Baldrick is elected to Parliament but is too stupid to vote for the . In a desperate last throw of the dice, Baldrick is sent to the House of Lords and Blackadder is left with nothing but a catskin windcheater and a broken turnip.
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Blackadder: Give the likes of Baldrick the vote and we'll be back to cavorting druids, death by stoning and dung for dinner.
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Blackadder's regalia is trimmed with real cat fur. The cat in question used to be Emma Hamilton's pussy.
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Blackadder: Sir Talbot represented the constituency of Dunny-on-the-Wold, and, by
an extraordinary stroke of luck, it is a rotten borough.
George: Really! Is it! Well, lucky-lucky us. Yippee. Lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky. Lucky, lucky. Lucky. Luck-a-doodle-dandy-dingle. Luck luck. Luck. Cluck, cluck, cluck. Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck.
Blackadder: You don't know what a rotten borough is, do you, sir?
George: No.
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Blackadder: If you want something done properly, kill Baldrick before
you start.
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