About: Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith

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Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith is a patient with thick German accent at the hospital in the fourth series episode "General Hospital". Captain Darling thinks he is the German spy, but he is revealed at the end of the episode to be the finest spy in British Army, who picked up "a teensy-veensy bit" of an accent while working undercover in Germany.

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rdfs:label	Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith
rdfs:comment	Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith is a patient with thick German accent at the hospital in the fourth series episode "General Hospital". Captain Darling thinks he is the German spy, but he is revealed at the end of the episode to be the finest spy in British Army, who picked up "a teensy-veensy bit" of an accent while working undercover in Germany.
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dcterms:subject	English Male One Episode Appearance Characters Rank General Characters played by Bill Wallis Blackadder Goes Forth characters
First Appearance	"General Hospital"
Name	Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith
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Played By	Bill Wallis
Last Appearance	"General Hospital"
Occupation	Brigadier in the British Army, Spy
Nationality	English
abstract	Brigadier Sir Bernard Proudfoot Smith is a patient with thick German accent at the hospital in the fourth series episode "General Hospital". Captain Darling thinks he is the German spy, but he is revealed at the end of the episode to be the finest spy in British Army, who picked up "a teensy-veensy bit" of an accent while working undercover in Germany. At one point, during their stay in the hospital, Lieutenant George asks Smith if he knows any suspicious characters who might be German spies. Smith answers "Nein" and an astonished George misinterprets it as nine suspects, speculating that Blackadder has "got his work cut out for him". Even before learning that Smith was a British spy, Blackadder had dismissed him as a suspect in his own search for a German spy on the grounds that Smith's accent made him too obvious for even the Germans to try and use him as an agent.

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