Young Deliquent of the Year | The Thin Blue Line 

Don't you just love it? Though I am not British, I absolutely enjoy their sense of humor.

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And “Statue Scribbling”

I think he robbed the stab line from Blackadder lol. The Black Monk says 'service with a smile and a stab' lol.

All occurring due to supposed peaceful protests

@@scorchfc5516 consistently the factor that makes peaceful protests stop being peaceful (in america at least) is malfeasance from the police force.

Sorley De Cesare CNN journalist reporting peaceful protests with a fucking burning building behind him, and black people in trucks shouting ‘fuck white people’ and ‘kill the police’ with absolutely no police around. STFU you woke liberal

And you get to pick the spoon.

@@russellh8702 hahaha So that is the purpose of it? Makes sense, hahaha

He literally felt the spoon and you know where.

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Absolutely..brilliant and underrated

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No germans on the set, thats wy.

And full of contempt for working class ppl. That's England for you.

Of course he can talk fluently... Its his mother tongue

He meant, Mr. Bean never speaks. Now he is.

*Nods profusely*

Billionaire Studios he has a speaking disorder

Mr. Glass he has speaking disorder

He's still got a job though lol.... the Peter Beale school of acting survival. :-)

Comedy and controversy equals bigger and better laughs 🤣

@Longrodvonhugendon Too scared to represent society as it really is, maybe.

Average in my book. Not up to atkinsons high standards.

back in the day bbc did good comedy. almost makes the license fee rational.

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Ricci hartnet is his name

@@bowers89 yea makes me feel alot older than I am seeing him now, I was around 13 14 watching this...Good Times 💯

Yes baby

OK boomer

@@Henchman.24 You keep L4D out of this!

Crime is crime bc man has given himself rules to live by. Many "crimes" are only crimes due to poorly representative legislation or implementation.

trivialised. You'll find the English language serves you far better when you use it properly.

Ryan sharlotte same here

you should see the actress who played habib sexy now as she was during her time on the thin blue line

constable Habib

@@aritragupta4182 Constable Habib.

Loved it when she dressed as a tart lol

Geez, rustling up your jimmies over a typo.

@@kitma9 Pfft. Its a joke from the skit. Relax your anus

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@@thequeen6960 yeah man I know, right? You can say that again.

Proper English is different then English properly.

My best line🤣🤣🤣

He's a stutterer, this is why his enunciation of certain words is odd. I used to think he did it for comic effect, but I saw a bts doc on Blackadder and they talked about his speech issues, referring to his famous "Bob" pronunciation.

You mean abusing their powers by deliberately "suspecting" people of things they have no evidence for? It's strange because usually Fowler tries to be an example of principled policing.

@@ReddwarfIV Because they're the police, it's their JOB to suspect, and if you keep using the old "let people have their way" all you get is more chaos, and what kind of abuse? Like he beat the kid with a baton until he convinced

@@jackgold5957 In another episode, Fowler explains that he cannot make an exception for Goody because he cannot take an action that would destroy the public's trust in the police. In this episode, he uses the threat of a drug search despite having no basis to perform one, to coerce a person into accepting a search they would not otherwise have agreed to. All to find out that the kid had a ball point pen and a condom. You can't even justify it based on results. This was Fowler deliberately misusing police powers, an action that definitely erodes trust.

@@ReddwarfIV So basically what you're going through is that cops shouldn't use intimidation methods on obnoxious and rebellious youths who have no idea what's right from wrong because it's an abuse of power? Hey, wake up, if the cops don't make the kids know there are laws and there are restrictions, you'd see cities and even states ruled by gangs. And furthermore I can fully justify Fowler's quick and witty way of letting this youth know who's the one with the badge, you know why? Because he didn't use any kind of physical force, and secondly, I congratulate him for it, I'd rather live in a community where kids have to learn the hard way about how things go than thinking they can do whatever on the streets and get away with it

@@jackgold5957 Teaching kids to respect laws and restrictions by having the police blatantly flout laws and restrictions right in front of them. Great plan. The youth involved had already been caught for taking without owner's consent. He can receive his punishment for that. Subjecting him to illegal searches will not make him any less obnoxious or rebellious, only reinforce the view that the system isn't fair or just.

Baldrick always had the cunning plan

Lol

Edmund Blackadder?

Abdirahman-Saacid Mohamed Yes, and Not The Nine O´Clock News. He is amazing with words.

Good thing I was looking for more stuff on Rowan's works later on

People who know Rowan Atkinson for something besides Mr. Bean have at least seen Johnny English and/or The Lion King.

I'm pretty sure it's only insular Americans who would know Atkinson for Mr Bean and not know the genius (except for series one, which was rubbish) that is Blackadder.

Cex have copies

Go get him a smack

Its Hilarious

I agree. Love this show. I think it's really well written, funny & entertaining plus I love that while watching it I have had to look up the meaning of a few words.....laugh and learn. Peace.

I know lol, and before I was watching old episodes of the Brittas Empire and noticed he was in an episode of that too, from round about the same time as this ep of the thin blue line.

He also played the main character in the film Quadrophenia. Then went onto the eastenders.

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the typhoons have thundered indeed

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Patrick Trueman ( Rudolph Walker) is one of the main cast!

He's such a sap in everything

You'd fall out of your chair laughing if you've seen his stand-up at the Secret Policeman's Ball as the acerbic school master.

Johnny English came from a series of credit card adverts

This was filmed in the mid 90's. Rowan Atkinson had starred in not the 9 o'clock news plus all 4 series of blackadder by this point. Hardly cutting his teeth.

Patrick Trueman’s there too, as one of the police ( not sure if he’s in this clip, but he’s in the series).

@@alexanderjones9572 yeah man love Patrick

Well, there were the Johnny English movies...

Wasnt he in notting hill Sarah 😊

Yes

@Wyrm Wolf lol I also know that Billy mitchell

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Rowan Atkinson is intelligent. Rowan Atkinson can act. Rowan Atkinson has many characters. Rowan Atkinson is not Mr Bean. Mr Bean is a character played by Rowan Atkinson.

The violent protestors have every right to do so

@@joshuayeo7470 That's where you are clearly wrong. No one but no one has the right to violently protest. A person can protest, yes, but violently? No, not in any way.

Politicians don't have the right to take class A drugs, but they do.

@@SubjectRandom21 I like to believe you've fallen for a troll. Believing anything else would sadden me