Episode 3 Series 2 Waterloo Road
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| Waterloo Road episode | |
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| “2x3” | |
| Episode no. | Series Two Episode 003 |
| Writer(s) | Harriet Warner |
| Producer | Sue de Beauvoir |
| Director | Jim Loach |
| Original broadcast | 1st February, 2007
(In Scotland 28th January, 2007 |
| Episode chronology | |
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| “Episode 2 Series 2 Waterloo Road” | “Episode 4 Series 2 Waterloo Road” |
Andrew Treneman gave up the job as headmaster in the last episode of Waterloo Road because he did this Jack Rimmer is reinstated as acting head. Jack proves to Roger Aspinall that he wont be pushed around by reinstating Grantly Budgen as head of English at the school. Jack brings Brett Aspinall in the office for correcting spelling mistakes on a school notice board Davina Shackleton is shocked as they had a fling before Brett came to the school and didn't know that he is still at school or that he's Roger's son! Tom Clarkson and Izzie Redpath's relationship is on the up as Lorna Dickey has found a flat Lorna then asks if Andrew wants to go on a date. Steph Haydock is disgusted when she finds the hate Mika Grainger website and Steph sets up a trap to catch Leigh-Ann Galloway it succeeds but when she is confronted by Jack she says Mika got drunk and attempted to force Brett and Leigh-Ann to have a threesome her mother doesn't believe Mika but at least Tom appears to be on Mika's side. Meanwhile Donte Charles wants to lose his virginity desperately they go to dinner and Lewis Seddon is working at the restaurant and Donte and Chlo Grainger go back to Donte's place and Lewis turns up at his home and steals valuables and cash.
[edit] Episode soundtrack
- The Magic Numbers - "Forever Lost"
- Bloc Party - "Banquet"
- The Zutons - "Tired of Hanging Around"
- Dirty Pretty Things - "Blood Thirsty Bastards"
- The Fratellis - "Whistle for the Choir"
- The Ordinary Boys - "Lonely at the Top"
- Gorillaz - "Dirty Harry"
- 13 Senses - "Undivided"
- Cat Power - "Speak for Me"
- Sufjan Stevens - "Concerning the UFO Sighting Near Highland, Illinois"
- Editors - "Munich"
- The Raconteurs - "Together"
- Editors - "Open Your Arms"
- Keane - "A Bad Dream"
- Feeder - "Tender"
[edit] Episode Cast
| Cast | Characters |
| Jason Merrells | Jack Rimmer |
| Nick Sidi | Roger Aspinall |
| Angela Griffin | Kim Campbell (Waterloo Road) |
| Jamie Glover | Andrew Treneman |
| Denise Welch | Steph Haydock |
| Jill Halfpenny | Izzie Redpath |
| Jason Done | Tom Clarkson |
| Camilla Power | Lorna Dickey |
| Christine Tremarco | Davina Shackleton |
| Phillip Martin Brown | Grantly Budgen |
| Lauren Drummond | Mika Grainger |
| Katie Griffiths | Chlo Grainger |
| Holly Mathews | Leigh-Ann Galloway |
| Tom Payne | Brett Aspinall |
| Adam Thomas | Donte Charles |
| Craig Fitzpatrick | Lewis Seddon |
| Chelsee Healey | Janeece Bryant |
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