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Cast
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Claudine
(11 episodes, 2008)
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Georgina Hagen | ... |
Lauren
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| Rana Roy | ... |
Lola
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| Matthew James Thomas | ... |
Jez
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Sophie Powles | ... |
Ronnie
(11 episodes, 2008)
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| Mitch Hewer | ... |
Danny
(10 episodes, 2008)
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| Marcquelle Ward | ... |
BB
(10 episodes, 2008)
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Callum Powell | ... |
Dancer
(10 episodes, 2008)
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Daniel Uppal | ... |
Dancer
(10 episodes, 2008)
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Sophie Kelly | ... |
Dancer
(9 episodes, 2008)
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Theo Maddix | ... |
Dancer
(9 episodes, 2008)
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Danielle Peazer | ... |
Dancer
(9 episodes, 2008)
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| Dominique Provost-Chalkley | ... |
Dancer
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| Mark Benton | ... |
Mr. Nugent
(8 episodes, 2008)
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Lorraine Pilkington | ... |
Anna
(5 episodes, 2008)
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| Adam Garcia | ... |
Stefan
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Michele Austin | ... |
Mrs. Troy
(5 episodes, 2008)
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 October 2008 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
Granada Studios, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, UKCompany Credits
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I wish people would look at the alternative, especially for a Sunday.
BH is lively, bouncy and entertaining unless you're a "Song of Praise" Follower. (but then I suppose you would be either dead or very close to it LOL)
The acting can be classed as cheesy but think of "X Factor The Auditions" i.e. lots of crap enlightened by some small miracles. But most of all what we are all watching "is a British production." So can we appreciate some home grown attempts rather than the American crap that which often abuses all of our screens.
It's only too easy to slate a program in the beginning, but how many programs in the past first impressions have looked poor at the beginning the turned out to be a great success, just takes time for the actors to develop the characters and enforce the scenario.
Joe