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Bad Education (TV series) - Wikipedia. Bad Education was a British sitcom produced by Tiger Aspect Productions for BBC Three. It stars Jack Whitehall as young teacher Alfie Wickers – .

Due to its success, the show was later adapted into a movie, which was released on 2. August 2. 01. 5. In late 2.

Whitehall confirmed that the show would not receive a fourth series. Ever determined to impress his crush, Rosie Gulliver (Solemani) Wickers makes repeated efforts to appear . Usually, in these efforts, he turns to his mismatched class for help, despite them often disapproving of his actions. They are teacher's pet Joe (Lawrence), tough guy Mitchell (Wernham), wheelchair- user emo Rem Dog (Binstead), inappropriately flirtatious Chantelle (Runeckles), effeminate Stephen (Williams), the studious Jing (Alexander) and outwardly fiery Cleopatra (Opia). At the same time, Wickers finds himself having to deal with the shenanigans of his eccentric headmaster, Shaquille . It is clarified in the final season that the entire show spans a single academic year. Production. On 2.

August 2. 01. 2, it was announced that Bad Education would have a second series. Michael's Catholic High School, Finchley, London. Bad Education was also partly filmed at the former site of Ashmount Primary School on Hornsey Lane on 1. May 2. 01. 3. Parts of Series 3 were filmed at Ricards Lodge High School in Merton. Characters. He has a hard time managing and disciplining his students, who generally treat him with downright rudeness, is often harassed by them and is even bullied by one pupil, but frequently recruits them to help save him from difficult situations. His classes are eccentric, using teaching techniques such as Class Wars (re- enacted battles with tables as trenches and wheelchairs as tanks) and seances to summon the spirit of Hitler in his lessons.

Though he pretends in front of the staff that he fully respects school rules, he frequently lets his students break them and regularly breaks them himself. Born 1. 7 June 1. Middleton House school, where he was often bullied by students and staff, something he is still quite ashamed and haunted by. His pupils wrongly maintain that it was a posh, upper- class boarding school where students practice homosexuality. Before coming to Abbey Grove, he worked at a B& Q home improvement store.

He is terrible at football and athletics in general, but is an accomplished Irish dancer, and does manage to win the . Alfie has a crush on one of his fellow teachers, Rosie Gulliver, and spent a lot of time trying to figure out ways to impress her, though he was frequently unsuccessful. Watch Into Thin Air: Death On Everest Mediafire. By the end of Series 1, he had begun a relationship with her, but when Series 2 began, the relationship had been over for some time. In the first episode of Series 3, he and Rosie were now cohabiting, but she moves out after he wrongly accuses her of cheating.

Alfie openly agrees that he doesn't know if his relationship with Rosie is over or not. He was disgusted when his father Martin Wickers (Enfield) started a relationship with his old flame and Abbey Grove's short- lived Deputy Headmistress Professor Celia Green.

Alfie later learnt that Martin and Celia were engaged. Though opposed to this at first, he later accepted it, since Celia makes his father happy. He briefly felt sorry for his father when the relationship ends, allowing his father to move in with him, and annoying Rosie.

But this quickly turned into a rivalry when his father becomes the new Deputy Headmaster. He is also shown to be a fan of Michael Bubl. He returns to his old job for one week because he finds saying goodbye to graduating students too difficult. But he is persuaded by his students and Rosie to return to teaching. In the first 2 series, students make jokes about him being gay because he went to a private school, but in Series 3, there are many hints that he is bisexual, including cross- dressing as a child and admitting to having a threesome with another man present. He is often called .

He is immature, irresponsible and generally incapable for the position which he held. He thought of himself as an intelligent person and enjoys wordplay and metaphor, though it embarrassed his staff frequently. In the first episode of Series 1, he shows some romantic interest in Rosie Gulliver, but does not pursue it throughout future episodes and series. On several occasions he showed that he was bad at communicating with parents and is insensitive to religious and racial issues, such as when he mistakenly believed England had instituted a religious items ban in the school and went around confiscating crucifixes from students, and when he said the word . He was generally unfazed by such incidents and had a very casual attitude about them. He legally changed the spelling of his surname to . In the Bad Education Handbook, it is implied that he legally changed his middle name to .

In the Series 1 finale, he underwent a review by the educational board when a video of him accidentally showing an inappropriate video to students goes viral. He retains his job, but admits in season 3 that he is no longer allowed to supervise exams. In Series 2, he was conned for all the school's remaining finances, meaning that they are forced to make 'swingeing' cuts. In Series 3, it is revealed that he lost all of the money raised in . As a result, one member of staff was going to be fired, but when Alfie resigned, he sold his flat so that Alfie could keep his job. He is continually undermined by his Deputies and did not, with the exception of Martin, have a good relationship with them.

In the final episode, he becomes inconsolable about Alfie leaving the school, hiding his upset behind childish insults. Isobel Pickwell (portrayed by Michelle Gomez) (Series 1 – 2) – Miss Pickwell was the Deputy Headmistress at Abbey Grove.

She was a very strict woman who believed in rigid discipline. Alfie often compared her to an SS Officer and made fun of her fascist views. She was deeply conservative and religious, with contempt for what she believes are Rosie's attempts to turn the school into a .

Her classroom and office were dark and bleak, with the only decorations being various pictures of dictatorial heads of state. She frequently schemed for more power, and nearly succeeded in unseating Fraser as Headmaster in the final episode of Series 1, until Jing proved that she had been stealing money from the school by lying about her expenses. Alfie and Rosie blackmailed her into telling the board that Fraser is an excellent headmaster in exchange for them not exposing her.

In the same episode, she revealed that she hasn't cried since 1. Although in the Bad Education Handbook, she (correctly) predicted that Rosie's sexuality was a phase and that she would soon return to heterosexuality. In Funeral, she is believed to have died after committing suicide over the abuse received from Alfie's class, culminating in her being covered in glue whilst being distracted when answering a staged .

In her suicide note, she directly blamed Alfie for her decision. However, she revealed to Alfie that she faked her death in order to escape debtors and to live with her penpal, . In the same episode, her ringtone is revealed to be California Love. Watch Lady In The Water Online Forbes more. She returned in the final episode of Series 2 and bought Alfie at a man auction for .

She revealed she has become a millionaire as her penpal mysteriously died and she inherited all his fortune. It is not known what Pickwell did with Alfie after she won him in the man auction; but the only relating shot showed Pickwell riding on Alfie like a horse complete with saddle, while both were in their underwear. She was never mentioned or ever appeared again after that.

Rosie Gulliver (portrayed by Sarah Solemani) – Rosie is the biology teacher and former interim Deputy Headteacher at Abbey Grove School. She was openly bisexual and was one of the few teachers who took pride when inspiring and teaching her students.