the album of Belgian band Iron Mask, released in January 2010. Songs "Barón Rojo" (Arkangel) "Barón Rojo" (Barón Rojo) "Wop May" (Stompin' Tom Connors), Richthofen is mentioned in the song "Roy Brown and Wop May" (John Spearn) "Crimson Rider" (Masterplan) "Death or Glory" (Iron Maiden), written from Richthofen's viewpoint "Gold Hick" (Guided By Voices), referencing Baron Von Richthofen "Not the Red Baron" (Tori Amos) "Peanuts" (Stephen Lynch), referencing the rivalry between Snoopy and the Red Baron "Red Baron" (Billy Cobham), from Spectrum (1973) "Red Baron" (Sabaton (band)) "Red Baron" (The Bicycling Guitarist), 1995; referencing the character and career of Manfred von Richthofen "Red Baron" (Vince Guaraldi) "Red Baron/Blue Max" (Iced Earth) "Return of the Red Baron" (The Royal Guardsmen) "Snoopy for President" (The Royal Guardsmen) "Snoopy vs. The Red Baron" (The Royal Guardsmen, 1966) "Snoopy's Christmas" (The Royal Guardsmen, referencing the real-life Christmas Truce of 1914) "The Red Baron" (The DDTs), instrumental by a Dunedin surf-punk band named after the bass player Aaron Allcock. The Baron currently lives in Melbourne, Australia producing electronic progressive trance and plotting the resurrection of the soul of blues rock. "The Red Baron" (Game Theory), from Distortion EP (1984) "The Red Baron", from Under the Sign of the Iron Cross (2010) by God Dethroned "The Smallest Astronaut" (The Royal Guardsmen) "The Baron" (Dick Curless) "Butt Baby" (Kris Caprani & Nic Hunter) "The Red Baron" (Sabaton) Television The Red Baron Prince Hirik And We’Na Bird (June 18, 1957) The Red Baron makes an appearance in the Private Plane episode of the BBC sitcom Blackadder Goes Forth. After joining the Royal Flying Corps as an excuse to escape the trenches, Captain Blackadder and Private Baldrick are shot down and captured by Manfred von Richthofen (Adrian Edmondson). In a parody of wartime British propaganda, the Baron is portrayed as a stuffy martinet with an exaggerated Prussian accent who lacks a sense of humour, but tries to make up for it. He informs Blackadder and Baldrick, "For us, a toilet is a mundane, functional item. For you it is the basis of an entire culture!" Before retiring to his chateau, Richthofen comments that "Gallant Lord Flashheart still eludes me." Soon after, Flashheart and Lieutenant George arrive to rescue their fellow flyers. At last facing his greatest adversary, Richthofen launches into a tedious soliloquy about chivalry and honor. Disgusted, Lord Flashheart shoots the Baron dead and screams, "What a poof!"