Goodbyeee

Just Wow.. wouldn't change a second of this episode. If you really watch and I mean really watch around the comedy aspect of it. It says it all about the mindset and general moral of the various type of ranked men from lower class to upper class that fought in the worst war of the 'modern era'. Never again please.

Blackadder and his team are set for the big push, efforts to escape the trenches by pleading insanity are the only option.

Not much you can say about this, other than it's exquisite, for me it rates as one of the best things ever made. Is it the show's best ever episode? It's surely a contender.

Thirty years on, I still remember its original transmission, my family and I all sat in silence, as that astonishing ending delivered its powerful hammer blow.

The jokes are great, once again the performances are phenomenal, the script is about as good as it can get.

Powerfully moving, Darling's appointment, and that final scene, I hadn't forgotten it, absolutely heart breaking, it's staggering how a sitcom can move like this.

Clucking Bell that was good, 10/10.

I don't mind admitting, I had tears in my eyes.

...Bravo.... Comedy fans must watch it... Enough said.

I stood silently for the 2 minute silence during Armistice Day 2014, as I have always done ever year when and wherever possible. I have observed on Facebook how much this episode has on its viewers with respect to remembering those lost during WWI, and by extension during any of the conflicts that followed, right up to today. This episode most resonates with a viewer during the annual Remembrance period.

I felt that doing WW1 in Blackadder Goes Forth was the best series of all Blackadders. I loved the ending especially as it was silent, which made it more poignant and respectful.

This is where the writers and actors showed their own respect and humility in regards to the sacrifices of all those who gave their lives for their countries; but in the right context - made light of the casual brutality, senseless wastage and callous disregard for life by the generals & politicians of the age in the conduct of war. An amazing feat in a comedy, after all. One of the best "entertainment" programmes made by the BBC ever.

Who are the winners of war? Not the men (or women) who toil on the front line. This is the message that echoes through time regardless of whatever war is fought.

The final episode of this EPIC British comedy is timeless as the message it conveys. Blackadder is black humour at it's best. War is banal. Stupid. Ridiculous. The perfect subject for comedy with writing at it's best and delivered by a stellar cast.

Utterly peerless. As are the men and women who gave their lives. What a fitting ending for this wonderful series. What a fitting epitaph to the memory of The Greatest Generation. How could anyone miss the point of how important this comedy is. *blows whistle and climbs into no man's land*