Bad Education

Bad Education Series 4 Starts Filming

It’s lights, camera, action on the eagerly awaited fourth series of popular BBC Three comedy Bad Education as filming begins shooting on location in London. Released today is a first-look image from the forthcoming new series, showing the new leads - former Class K students, fabulous diva Stephen (Layton Williams), and lovable geezer Mitchell (Charlie Wernham) return as Drama and PE teachers, to ‘educate’ a new gaggle of rebellious misfits.

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News: Jack Whitehall To Star In New Action Adventure Comedy

Jack Whitehall is to star alongside Academy Award nominee Rosie Perez (Do the Right Thing, White Men Can’t Jump) in a new action adventure comedy for Sky 1 entitled Bounty Hunters.

News: Bad Education Movie Trailer Released

The trailer for the film version of BBC3 sitcom Bad Education has just been released. In it we get a taste of the antics that Alfie Wickers and his class get up to in Cornwall on the school trip to end all school trips. Incidents include Wickers – played by Jack Whitehall – tea-bagging a swan and whizzing down a zip-wire with his trousers around his ankles. It looks pretty gross but also pretty funny. The film is released on August 21.

 

 

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News: Bad Education Movie Goes Into Production

Jack Whitehall has confirmed that the movie version of his hit BBC3 sitcom Bad Education is going itno production. At lunchtime today Whitehall tweeted "Very excited to announce that we are making a Bad Education Movie. and the gang are hitting Cornwall!".

The announcement was accompanied by the picture here showing the original cast sunning themselves in wintry Cornwall, where the film is going to be set.

News: Some Girls Returns to BBC3

The transmission date has been confirmed for the return of BBC sitcom Some Girls. The third series, following the adventures and mainly the misadventures of Viva, Amber, Saz and Holli, the worst-behaved schoolgirls on television, starts on November 17

TV Review: Bad Education, Series 2, BBC3

Well, let's get the gag in before everybody else. Typical. You wait ages for a sitcom set in a school and then three come along in quick succession. We've just had David Walliams camping it up big style in Big School, we are about to get Greg Davies getting us to call him Sir in C4's Man Down.

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