A new academic year begins at the ancient and prestigious Trinity College, and among the new students is Charlotte. Convinced that her father's death is in some way linked to the college, Charlotte enrolls determined to uncover the truth.
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S1.E7
Rosalind resigns her position as student rep, and Charlotte automatically gets the post. She decides to abolish the Dandelion Club. The Project send an envoy to check up on Maltravers.
S1.E4
Election day for first year rep. Charlotte and Rosalind go head to head in a bid to win over the college vote. Lord Gordain is worried Maltravers is losing his grip, as the Warden becomes suspicious.
S1.E5
Founders Day. Alumni of Trinity come back to visit, including Hunter - the richest man in the world. Maddie gets an unwelcome visit from her boyfriend.
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A new academic year begins at the ancient and prestigious Trinity College, and among the new students is Charlotte. Convinced that her father's death is in some way linked to the college, Charlotte enrolls determined to uncover the truth.
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My initial reaction was that this 1980s teen mystery hadn't held up very well. But apparently it was made in 2009. I'm not sure whom it was aimed at, but certainly not thinking adults. The characters are cartoonishly one-dimensional, the dialogue insipid, the depiction of college life bizarre. Sad that Charles Dance and Claire Skinner had to lend their talents to this. It's categorized as comedy, drama and mystery, but I see no sign of the first two. As for the third, the only reason I gave it two stars instead of one was that it does begin with a mystery--a sudden death, some unanswered questions--but spare yourself. This mystery is best left unsolved.