Class (2016 TV series)
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Class is an upcoming British science fiction drama series, a spin-off from Doctor Who. It will consist of eight episodes, and is set to premiere on BBC Three in 2016.[1] It will be produced by Derek Ritchie, who previously produced episodes for the ninth series of Doctor Who.[2]
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Premise
The sixth formers of Coal Hill Academy[3] all have their own secrets and wants. They have to deal with the stresses of everyday life, including friends, parents, school work, sex, and sorrow, and also the horrors that come from time travel. The Doctor and his time-travelling have made the walls of space and time stretch thin, and monsters beyond imagining are planning to break through and wreak havoc upon the Earth.
Production
Development
The series was announced on 1 October 2015.[1] Steven Moffat will executive produce the series.[4] It was revealed on 27 April 2016 that Coal Hill was no longer a school and was now an Academy.[3]
Casting
On 4 April 2016, the main cast of the series was unveiled.[2] Greg Austin, Fady Elsayed, Sophie Hopkins and Vivian Oparah are set to star as four Sixth Formers, with Austin playing a character named Charlie, while Katherine Kelly will play Miss Quill,[5] a Coal Hill Academy teacher.[6][7] Nigel Betts is set to reprise his role as Mr. Armitage from "Into the Dalek" and "The Caretaker" from the eighth series of Doctor Who.[7] Paul Marc Davis is set to star in the series.[8] Anna Shaffer will play character named Rachel in the series.[9]
Peter Capaldi, who plays the twelfth and current incarnation of the Doctor, is in negotiations to appear in the series.[4]
Filming
Class began filming on 4 April 2016.[2]
Episodes
No. | Title | Directed by [2] | Written by [2] | Original air date | UK viewers (millions) |
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1 | "The Prom"[10] | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | 2016[2] | TBD |
2 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
3 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
4 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
5 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
6 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
7 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
8 | TBA | Ed Bazglette | Patrick Ness | TBA | TBD |
Broadcast
On 8 January 2016 the series was picked up by BBC America.[11] The series will premiere online in the UK on BBC Three. The episodes will also subsequently be broadcast on BBC One.[12]
References
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External links
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