Genre
Comedy-drama
Producer by
Sara Hamill / Sarah Baynes / Nicki Gunning / Greg Boardman / Greg Boardman / Will Gould / Johnny Capps / Jonathan Collier / Brian Eastman / Brian Grant / Dean Hargrove / Dan Kaplow / Julian Murphy / Andi Peters
Directed by
Brian Grant / David Kerr / Ed Fraiman / John Duthie / Barnaby / Southcombe
Writer by
Laura Phillips / Amanda Coe / Jane English / Tom Higgins / Julian Jones / Leslie Stewart / Jess Walters / Patrick Wilde
Cast
Jemima Rooper / Emily Corrie / Orlando Wells / Ben Waters / Paul Chequer / Adam Sinclair / Ray Fearon / Jamie Kristian / Jaki Walker / Jesse Birdsall / Caroline Chikezie / Freddie Annobil-Dodoo / O.T. Fagbenle / Angel Coulby / Daniel Kobby Erskine / Georgina Rylance / Anna Wilson-Jones / Jemima Abey / Jessica Gerger / Gerard Monaco / Callum Blue / Matthew Chambers / Colin McFarlane / Peter-Hugo Daly / Louise Poole / Caroline Langrishe / Neil Newbon / Elaine Symons / Roland Manookian / Bill Buckhurst / Thomas Hartley / Sam Spedding / Robert Whitelock / Caroline Hayes / Santiago Cabrera / Adam James / Roger Ashton-Griffiths / Leon Galston / Helen Blizard / Jonathan Bruun / James Callis / Charles De'Ath / Leo Gregory / Tim Harris / Natalie Jarrett / J.J. Mckeown / Navia Nguyen / Niko Nicotera / Andi Peters / Luke Smith / Velibor Topic / Freddie Tucker / Sabrina Van Tassel
Production company
Carnival Films, Columbia TriStar International Television
Original channel
Channel 4
Original language
English
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Broadcast dates
22 January 2001 (UK)
Original runing time
22 January 2001 – 31 July 2004
Episode duration
25 min (56 episodes)
Picture format
480i (SDTV)
Guest stars
Ed McMahon / Pat Benatar / Neil Giraldo / Tiffany / Debbie Gibson / John Taylor / Nathan West / Tammy Lynn / Michaels / Josh Braaten / Kelly Clarkson / Cynthia Daniel / TJ Thyne
Studio
Los Angeles, California, USA
Offical website
http://www.channel4.com/
episode summary
Nicki discovers the truth behind her dad's court appearance and is less than impressed. She walks out telling him that he's on his own. Sasha is less than the friend she ought to be to Nicki when Nicki needs someone to talk to, prioritising her valuable studio time over friendship. Nicki is unhappy with having to work, and having to work in a dodgy designer-label-free shop! Her conscience gets the better of her when she decides not to lift money from the till. In one of the funniest sequences in the series so far Jamie and Sooz try to tell someone the truth about their relationship but end up putting their collective feet in it with the Sasha/Nicki situation. They eventually resort to telling Alex who gives a typical Alex response finding it both funny and disgusting! Finally, after a bit of female bonding with an altogether more amicable Sooz, Nicki ditches her job (and her clothes) in a fantastic display of defiance. Go girl!
fun and viewer review
Strange question but in this show did they ever have a female disguised as a male? seem to re call it from this show.
It's refreshing to have a teen series set in Europe, I mean I can relate to it a lot more
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