Mr. Ebenezer Blackadder (Victorian London) Mr. Ebenezer Blackadder, the Victorian Blackadder, appears in Blackadder's Christmas Carol. Unlike his cold-hearted, cynical ancestors and the Dickens character Ebenezer Scrooge he is a parody of, he is by repute the nicest man in Victorian England. Unfortunately, this only serves to make him a target for the cynical crooks and cheats he is surrounded by, and a Christmas Carol-like encounter with the "Ghost of Christmas" sees him greatly inspired by his snide-yet-triumphant ancestors; he learns that if he reverts to their ways his descendants will rule the universe, otherwise they will end up as Baldrick's slaves in the same time period. Upon the departure of the Ghost, Blackadder renounces his compassion and reverts to type on the spot.
mr ebenezer blackadder (victorian london) mr ebenezer blackadder the victorian blackadder appears in blackadder's christmas carol unlike his cold-hearted cynical ancestors and the dickens character ebenezer scrooge he is a parody of he is by repute the nicest man in victorian england unfortunately this only serves to make him a target for the cynical crooks and cheats he is surrounded by and a christmas carol-like encounter with the "ghost of christmas" sees him greatly inspired by his snide-yet-triumphant ancestors; he learns that if he reverts to their ways his descendants will rule the universe otherwise they will end up as baldrick's slaves in the same time period upon the departure of the ghost blackadder renounces his compassion and reverts to type on the spot