Dark Ages

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Dark Ages

"Welcome to 999 AD. Welcome To A New Millennium."

1999- 1999

1 Seasons

5 Episodes

6.0(3 votes)

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Comedy

Overview

In the year A.D. 999, a village of medieval Englanders fear the coming millennium.

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7 members

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Phill Jupitus

Gudrun

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Pauline McLynn

Agnes

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Alistair McGowan

Redwald

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Dave Lamb

Badsmith

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Sheridan Smith

Matilda

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Laurence Howarth

Cedric

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Paul Putner

Bigwart

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