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* ExactWords: See the quote at the top of the page. Blackadder tells Baldrick and George that that is their cover story if they are asked anything -- so naturally, when Melchett turns up, they both repeat it word-for-word despite being asked questions on totally different subjects (being asked the time, in Baldrick's case). Later, at the trial, Blackadder orders Baldrick to "deny ''everything''", leading to him denying his own identity.
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* ExactWords: See the quote at the top of the page. Blackadder tells Baldrick and George that that is their cover story if they are asked anything -- so naturally, when Melchett turns up, they both repeat it word-for-word despite (in Baldrick's case) being asked questions a question on a totally different subjects (being asked the time, in Baldrick's case). subject. Later, at the trial, Blackadder orders Baldrick to "deny ''everything''", everything", leading to him denying his own identity.
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* ExactWords: See the quote at the top of the page. Blackadder tells Baldrick and George that that is their cover story if they are asked anything -- so naturally, when Melchett turns up, they both repeat it word-for-word despite being asked questions on totally different subjects (being asked the time, in Baldrick's case). Later, at the trial, Blackadder orders Baldrick to "deny ''everything'', leading to him denying his own identity.
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* ExactWords: See the quote at the top of the page. Blackadder tells Baldrick and George that that is their cover story if they are asked anything -- so naturally, when Melchett turns up, they both repeat it word-for-word despite being asked questions on totally different subjects (being asked the time, in Baldrick's case). Later, at the trial, Blackadder orders Baldrick to "deny ''everything'', ''everything''", leading to him denying his own identity.
