Episode #21.16 (19 Mar. 1998)

The Double Dare Gang return the stolen hockey gear in an unconventional manner. Judi realizes that the CCTV might prove that Wayne is innocent.

Director:

Margy Kinmonth

Stars:

Kate Bell, Thomas Carey, Dominic Carrara

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Kate Bell	...	Kelly Bradshaw
Thomas Carey	...	Alec Jones
Dominic Carrara	...	Christophe Urdy
Alan Cave	...	Dennis Morris
David Cooper	...	Stefan (as David Wolsey)
Belinda Crane	...	Lucy Mitchell
Aidan David	...	James 'Arnie' Arnold
Oliver Elmidoro	...	Tom Smith
Brenda Ford	...	Mrs. Sutcliffe
Ben Freeman	...	Chris Longworth
Rochelle Gadd	...	Dill Lodge
Sally Geoghegan	...	Miss Carver
Kelly George	...	Ray Haynes
Josephine Gradwell	...	Policewoman #2
Laura Hammett	...	Sarah-Jane Webster

Storyline

In the hockey match, half time is an opportunity for the Hill Hogs to agree to forget their differences and fight as a team. Things are looking up for the Double Dare gang when Tom notices that one of the opposition team's helmets is one of the stolen items. Then Arnie and Chris's tempers flare up again, and Arnie walks off in a rage. Dennis goes to see "Equal Footing" about his planned adventure trip to Australia. He sees a busy office of able bodied people and almost gives up, but then one of the organizers, herself wheelchair-bound, calls him over. She gives him encouragement, but he must build up his muscles to be fit enough to pass their admission test. Wayne is getting a grilling from the police over the drugs found in his pocket. At school, Sean gives Judi some rather hollow sympathy about Wayne, but she dismisses the idea that Wayne would take drugs. When Wayne returns home, he sits in Ray's café, reminiscing about Judi, and the night she was attacked. At the school gates (he ...

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Genres:

Family

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 March 1998 (UK)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mersey Television

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

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Soundtracks

"House of Fun"
Performed by Madness

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