Bad Education - Series 1, Episode 3 - Self Defence - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)
When Miss Gulliver raises concern about a popular but extremely violent new videogame, Alfie helps her to organise a school weapons amnesty.
Further details
A new computer game craze hits Abbey Grove School that has got the children imitating a dangerous move called the 'blitz kick'.
Fraser decides to buy a copy of the game to see what all the fuss is about but inadvertently turns his staff into addicts as well.
Alfie decides to support his beloved Miss Gulliver in taking a stand against all this violence by organising a weapons amnesty. While Fraser hires a very inappropriate self-defence tutor, Preet, to help demonstrate the dangers of violence.
Broadcast details
Date
Tuesday 28th August 2012
Time
10pm
Channel
Length
30 minutes
Cast & crew
Cast
| Layton Williams | Stephen |
|---|---|
| Charlie Wernham | Mitchell |
| Mathew Horne | Fraser |
| Jack Whitehall | Alfie |
| Sarah Solemani | Miss Gulliver |
| Ethan Lawrence | Joe |
| Nikki Runeckles | Chantelle |
| Kae Alexander | Jing |
| Jack Binstead | Rem Dogg |
| Jack Bence | Grayson |
| Michelle Gomez | Pickwell |
| Leila Hoffman | Mrs Mollinson |
Guest cast
| Ayden Callaghan | Ron |
|---|---|
| Hannah Waddingham | Loretta |
| Harry Peacock | Preet |
| Tommy Campbell | Self Defence Narrator (Voice) |
Writing team
| Jack Whitehall | Writer |
|---|---|
| Freddy Syborn | Writer |
| Simon Carlyle | Script Editor |
| Jeremy Dyson | Script Editor |
Production team
| Ben Gosling Fuller | Director |
|---|---|
| Pippa Brown | Producer |
| Ben Cavey | Producer |
| Chris Sussman | Executive Producer |
| Sophie Clarke-Jervoise | Executive Producer |
| Ben Blaine | Editor |
| Chris Blaine | Editor |
| Dennis De Groot | Production Designer |
| Vince Pope | Composer |
Videos
Get Him in his Yam Yams
Preet demonstrates self-defence techniques to the class much to Alfie's horror and pain.
Featuring: Jack Whitehall (Alfie) & Harry Peacock (Preet).
Preet
Alfie meets Preet who Fraser has employed to help tackle the school's violence problems.
Featuring: Mathew Horne (Fraser), Jack Whitehall (Alfie) & Harry Peacock (Preet).