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1.9.2010 S6 Ep 1 Airs; Interviews

Episode 1 of Series 6 of Waterloo Road has now aired on BBC 1 and BBC HD, and so we've added the episode synopsis to the website.

I will be updating our characters section over the next few days to reflect all of the new characters in the series.

If you have not already watched them, we have two exclusive interviews in our interviews section with Philip Martin Brown and William Ash, who play Grantly Budgen and Chris Mead respectively.

Remember, episode 2 of Series 6 airs tomorrow night on BBC 1 and BBC HD (2nd September).

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30.7.2010 S6 to air August/Sept

The BBC have confirmed that Seires 6 will air around August/September 2010. However they are not able to confirm a definite date at the current time.

Stay tuned to us for when the date is officially released.

We can also confirm that Series 7 will be only ten episodes long. This is due to it being harder to film in the winter, and thus if an 8th series is comissioned that will start filming earlier and be 20 episodes long.

We will be conducting an interview with Philip Martin Brown (Grantly Budgen) in Waterloo Road at the weekend, so stay tuned for that over the next few weeks!

Follow us on Twitter where you can Tweet us your questions for Philip Martin Brown!!

 
 

15.6.2010

Ep 19/20 July 14th/15th

Due to BBC One and BBC HD broadcasting the World Cup, Episodes 19 and 20 of Waterloo Road Series 5 will now be delayed.

Episode 19 will now air on July 14th 2010, and then Episode 20 will air the following day, on Thursday July 15th 2010.

Episode 20 is the final episode of Series 5.

This applies to all regional varities of BBC One, and also the BBC HD channel.

Follow us on Twitter for all of the latest news as it breaks, this is where we have been updating our website visitors minute by minute on all of the latest rescheduling!

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Latest Episode: Series 6, Ep. 1, September 1st 2010

Series 6, Ep 1

 

Waterloo Road is back and it is a fresh start for the school, with the arrival of dynamic new Head Teacher Karen Fisher.

Opinionated and ambitious, Karen is determined to bring change, making Waterloo Road a safe and vibrant place to learn. However, Karen’s steely exterior masks a deeper fragility as she and her family wrestle with a recent tragedy.

Karen’s first challenge at the school arrives in the form of the Kirbys - sixth former Jonah and 13 year old genius Ruth, who have both been homeschooled by their father, Marcus.  Marcus’s ex-wife Hannah wants her children to experience mainstream schooling, but he has little faith in the state education system.  Whilst Jonah relishes the opportunity to make new friends and have new experiences, high achiever Ruth feels she’s got little to learn - she soon takes matters into her own hands and runs away!  When the school discover Ruth’s disappearance, they alert the police and create a search party.  But the process proves particularly hard for Karen, as it is painful reminder of her own family situation.

Meanwhile deputy head Chris Mead finds himself in the middle of a professional crisis.  After meeting a young woman in a club the previous evening and spending the night with her, a smitten Chris arrives at school to discover that not only is she a new sixth form student, but she’s also Karen’s daughter - Jess Fisher.  He tries to draw a line under the incident, but Jess has other ideas about their relationship, leaving Chris no choice to resign, adamant that he can’t remain as Jess’s teacher in this situation or for that matter Karen’s deputy!

Elsewhere attractive new Spanish teacher Francesca “Cesca” Montoya makes an impression on staff and students alike, and former pupil Janeece returns to the school as the new secretary complete with a surprise of her own!

In the playground Lauren has fallen out with Sam, annoyed that her ‘best mate’ ditched her all summer – for a bloke.

 

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