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5.3.2010 New S6 Cast Members

We are pleased to confirm some new cast members for Series 6 of Waterloo Road.

Series 6 of the show will likely air from late 2010 to 2011 on BBC One and the BBC HD Channel and is currently being filmed.

The new cast members include one teacher, and two new pupils.

The pupils will be played by newcomers to acting, Ceallach Spellman and Ben Ryan Davies.

The new member of the teaching staff will be played by Karen David, and we can confirm her character will be named Francesca Montoya. Apparently she will take on the role of a hot new Spanish teacher!

Stay tuned with WaterlooRoadTV.co.uk for all of the latest on S6 of Waterloo Road.

Series 5 is still scheduled to return after Easter, and at this point we will post more Waterloo Road interviews for you all!

 
 

18.2.2010

George Sampson WR S6

Britain's Got Talent winner George Sampson has reportedly landed a role in series six of Waterloo Road.

According to The Sun newspaper, the 16-year-old breakdancer will play a sixth-former named Kyle in the second half of Series 6.

A show source told the newspaper: "We really wanted George as he has loads of young fans. It's fair to say his character will be attracting the ladies.

"He'll be a regular and the plan is for his scenes to be on air during the second part of series six later this year."

Sampson is said to be currently learning lines for his first episodes and is expected to begin filming soon.

Series 6 of Waterloo Road is scheduled to air from the end of 2010 and in the earlier part of 2011.

Series 5 of Waterloo Road continues after Easter, although no exact date has yet been confirmed.

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Latest Episode: Series 5, Ep 10, December 30th 2009

Series 5, Ep 10

 

The governors have arrived at Waterloo Road to inspect the merger as the drama series set in a comprehensive school continues. Little does Rachel realise that Max intends to spend the day convincing them to fire her.

Rachel and Max have a showdown in front of the governors, each blaming the other for the merger's failings; it's clear that they're not capable of working together. Sick of fighting a turf war with Max, a defeated Rachel hands in her resignation, believing her departure will at least provide some stability at Waterloo Road.

Elsewhere, there's a carnival atmosphere as the pupils enjoy the last day of term and prepare for the Waterloo Road Has Talent contest. Denzil break dances, Josh and Luke play guitar and Philip's controversial comedy act hints at Max's temper.

Grantly reaches his 25th anniversary as a teacher but, upon learning that there is no planned celebration, is morose all day. Steph persuades Bolton to write a street poem about Grantly and his performance impresses the entire school.

After his act, Philip is dragged to the cooler where Max bullies him into keeping quiet about the physical assault. Kim is suspicious about Philip's behaviour and questions him until he reveals the truth – Max hit him. As Max smugly announces Rachel's departure, Kim storms into the staff room to reveal Max's methods. Could this be the end of Max's teaching career?

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