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| '''''Waterloo Road''''' was an eight part ] series about a ], its ]s and students. It is produced by the production company responsible for '']'' and '']''. It has now been |
'''''Waterloo Road''''' was an eight part ] series about a ], its ]s and students. It is produced by the production company responsible for '']'' and '']''. It has now been announced that another twelve part series will be aired in 2007 due to the good viewing figures ''Waterloo Road'' obtained in the first series. | ||
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| *] - Jack Rimmer | *] - Jack Rimmer | ||
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| Waterloo Road | |
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| Created by | Maureen Chadwick & Ann McManus |
| Starring | see separate section |
| No. of episodes | 8 (2006) |
| Production | |
| Producer | Shed Productions |
| Running time | 60 min |
| Original release | |
| Network | BBC One |
| Release | 9 March 2006 – 27 April 2006 |
| Related | |
| Hope and Glory; Teachers | |
Waterloo Road was an eight part BBC television drama series about a comprehensive school, its teachers and students. It is produced by the production company responsible for Bad Girls and Footballer's Wives. It has now been announced that another twelve part series will be aired in 2007 due to the good viewing figures Waterloo Road obtained in the first series.
Main cast
- Jason Merrells - Jack Rimmer
- Angela Griffin - Kim Campbell
- Jamie Glover - Andrew Treneman
- Jason Done - Tom Clarkson
- Jill Halfpenny - Izzie Redpath
- Camilla Power - Lorna Dickey
- Denise Welch - Steph Haydock
- Adam Thomas - Donte Charles
- Katie Griffiths - Chlo Grainger
External links
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