Rent The Demon Headmaster: Series 2 (1997)
3.9 of 5 from 50 ratings
2h 48min
- General info
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- All series
- Synopsis:
- Adapted from the award-winning children's novels written by Gillian Cross, it ran for three series from 1996 to 1998. Good versus evil at St. Champions School, as the Demon Headmaster (Terrence Hardiman) plans to take over the world using otherworldly hypnotic powers! However, he does not count on the resistance of his unruly pupils, who together form a crack-taskforce, SPLAT (Society for the Protection of our Lives Against Them). As term progresses SPLAT realise their adversary is a wily and dangerous enemy. Who will come out on top? The future of St. Champions School and the universe is at stake...!
Episode Comprise:
3. The Demon Headmaster Strikes Again - Actors:
- Terrence Hardiman, Frances Amey, Gunnar Cauthery, Kristy Bruce, Thomas Szekeres, Rachael Goodyer, Anthony Cumber, Tessa Peake-Jones, Katherine Wyeth, James Richard, Richard Hope, Jay Barrymore, Nina Young, Tony Osoba, David Baukham, Shelley King, Alphonsia Emmanuel, Natasha Lee, David Lloyd, Thomas Craig
- Directors:
- Roger Singleton-Turner
- Producers:
- Roger Singleton-Turner
- Writers:
- Gillian Cross, Helen Cresswell
- Studio:
- Simply Media
- Genres:
- British TV, TV Action & Adventure, TV Classics, TV Comedies, TV Dramas, TV Sci-Fi & Fantasy, TV Teen Dramas
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Reviews (1) of The Demon Headmaster: Series 2
A genuinely unsettling trip back down memory lane, with a terrifying Terrance Hardiman - The Demon Headmaster: Series 2 review by TB
I was addicted to this series when I was younger. As someone who had certain teachers I detested, I was very easily able to identify with the group of kids battling against their evil headmaster.
Great acting from everyone, but especially Hardiman. Also, when looking back at it now, the level of production values for a children's TV series was amazing, hence why it is so good.
A brilliant and scary watch, with many memorable moments. Definitely rewatch if you remember this as a kid.
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