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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 28 MIN

After Dark: Blackadder's Youngest Prime Minister - Behind the Scenes of Dish and Dishonesty

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Joshua Paisley is joined by Simon Osborne, the actor who played William Pitt the Younger in Blackadder III's opening episode Dish and Dishonesty, for a behind-the-scenes look at one of British sitcom's most beloved political satires. The conversation traces Simon's path from a Cornish village watching Poldark being filmed to landing a Blackadder audition at sixteen - having specifically asked his agent for something like Blackadder - and recalls the moment producer John Lloyd approved his casting on the strength of a falling-apart bow tie and a scruffy carrier bag. From Ben Elton leaning over to dictate entirely rewritten dialogue on the studio floor, to the BBC wardrobe department sourcing costumes directly from Georgian-era political cartoons, and from the real Pitt's six-foot stature and his blocking of the Prince's Regency to the tantalising possibility that Simon may actually be distantly related to the man he played, this episode gets closer than any other to what it actually felt like to be inside the rotten borough of Dunny-on-the-Wold.

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