Summary
Drama series set in a failing comprehensive school
Waterloo Road
- 2007
- Season 2
- 12 episodes
- Drama
- Romance
Episode 2: Episode 2
Summary
Andrew enrages Jack by siding with millionaire sponsor Roger Aspinall and accepting the position of headmaster, and his zero tolerance policy angers the community as badly behaved pupils are excluded and left to run riot in the neighbourhood. Meanwhile, a jealous Leigh-Ann falls out with Mika and starts a bullying campaign against her
Review
The staff are still concerned about the rise in gang culture, so head teacher Michael comes up with a strategy: ban street slang and encourage the kids to speak properly. His second idea is just as inspired: he appoints big-hearted Daniel Chalk as a gang liaison officer.
Chalky’s first project is to babysit Tariq, who appears to have turned over a new leaf, even agreeing to Chalky’s suggestion he should stand in the election for head boy. But it’s Tariq’s sister Trudi — who’s become stridently emancipated since discarding the hijab and is campaigning to be head girl — who achieves something miraculous: total silence in the corridors of Waterloo Road.
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- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Cast
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Andrew Treneman | Jamie Glover |
| Jack Rimmer | Jason Merrells |
| Tom Clarkson | Jason Done |
| Kim Campbell | Angela Griffin |
| Izzie Redpath | Jill Halfpenny |
| Lorna Dickey | Camilla Power |
| Mika Grainger | Lauren Drummond |
| Steph Haydock | Denise Welch |
| Roger Aspinall | Nick Sidi |
| Chlo Grainger | Katie Griffiths |
| Janeece Bryant | Chelsee Healey |
| Davina Shackleton | Christine Tremarco |
| Courtney | Rachel Shenton |
| Lewis Seddon | Craig Fitzpatrick |
| Donte Charles | Adam Thomas |
| Leigh Ann Galloway | Holly Matthews |
| Brett Aspinall | Tom Payne |
| Mr Patel | Dennis Conlon |
| Helmsley | Mikey North |
| Grantly Budgen | Philip Martin Brown |
| Bill Winslow | Colin Meredith |
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Producer | Sue de Beauvoir |
| Director | Barnaby Southcombe |
| Writer | Maureen Chadwick |
| Writer | Ann McManus |
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Episode 2
Episode 2
Summary
Andrew enrages Jack by siding with millionaire sponsor Roger Aspinall and accepting the position of headmaster, and his zero tolerance policy angers the community as badly behaved pupils are excluded and left to run riot in the neighbourhood. Meanwhile, a jealous Leigh-Ann falls out with Mika and starts a bullying campaign against herReview
The staff are still concerned about the rise in gang culture, so head teacher Michael comes up with a strategy: ban street slang and encourage the kids to speak properly. His second idea is just as inspired: he appoints big-hearted Daniel Chalk as a gang liaison officer.
Chalky’s first project is to babysit Tariq, who appears to have turned over a new leaf, even agreeing to Chalky’s suggestion he should stand in the election for head boy. But it’s Tariq’s sister Trudi — who’s become stridently emancipated since discarding the hijab and is campaigning to be head girl — who achieves something miraculous: total silence in the corridors of Waterloo Road.
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.
Streaming
Details
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Cast
role name Andrew Treneman Jamie Glover Jack Rimmer Jason Merrells Tom Clarkson Jason Done Kim Campbell Angela Griffin Izzie Redpath Jill Halfpenny Lorna Dickey Camilla Power Mika Grainger Lauren Drummond Steph Haydock Denise Welch Roger Aspinall Nick Sidi Chlo Grainger Katie Griffiths Janeece Bryant Chelsee Healey Davina Shackleton Christine Tremarco Courtney Rachel Shenton Lewis Seddon Craig Fitzpatrick Donte Charles Adam Thomas Leigh Ann Galloway Holly Matthews Brett Aspinall Tom Payne Mr Patel Dennis Conlon Helmsley Mikey North Grantly Budgen Philip Martin Brown Bill Winslow Colin Meredith Crew
role name Producer Sue de Beauvoir Director Barnaby Southcombe Writer Maureen Chadwick Writer Ann McManus
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