Except for WW fighting against the allies I thought it was all very much in character. I am shocked how many people have reviewed with corrections to the line that I thought was so good I'd swear I heard it in Hugh Laurie's own voice. Blackadder's cynical disinterest came across clearly as well so good work.

Ah this was just perfect.

The really disappointing thing is that this was a chance for a really good and funny crossover with Blackadder Goes Forth, that showed what Captain Edmund Blackadder and the others were REALLY doing...

The Wonder Woman movie proved this wrong, in the comics she hasn't had such good luck against the British, and weren't two of the stars of the above mentioned movie British? And those are very American comments made about British people...

In Flashpoint, it went differently for her...

In the WW movie, did she do this? British people don't talk about "British spunk" in a British show. "To the rest of the world" who weren't actually there...

*snort*

Where are Henry Cavill and Jeremy Irons from again?

In Flashpoint, when Wonder Woman actually did fight someone British, did it go so easily for her?

As WhatCulture put it, that's a bully, that's what a bully does.

So when they do you know the writer is American. Which is why it claims that an American superhero kicks the shit out of the British.

British characters don't call themselves British.

Wonder Woman was in WW 1. Blackadder Goes Forth is set in WW 1. So therefore, Wonder Woman vs Blackadder, or Wonder Woman vs the British, right? Actually it's like saying "if Wonder Woman met normal human beings she'd slaughter them". There is a official crossover between Doctor Who and Star Trek. It isn't Doctor Who vs Star Trek. Although, when, in the story, Doctor Who characters and Star Trek characters do actually fight, the Star Trek ones get completely destroyed. Just saying.

This is a bit like Superman crossovers, as another person said. Whenever there's a crossover involving another character meeting Superman, people straight away assume they'll be fighting. And they go on about how the other one loses, dies, gets raped if it's a girl, and sometimes gets ass raped if it's a man. Not to mention that this isn't accurate about Blackadder.

People in British shows don't declare themselves to be British.
And just for the benefit of reviewers-the problem with the Field Marshall-at least as Blackadder had it, which was actually a myth-wasn't retreating. It was sending men to their deaths. Which again is actually a myth.