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The Story of Tracy Beaker tilt 1

Season of television series

The Story of Tracy Beaker

Series One Title Card

StarringDani Harmer
Montanna Thompson
Chelsie Padley
Joe Starrs
Sonny Muslim
Jay Haher
Rochelle Gadd
Jerome Holder
Sharlene Whyte
Connor Byrne
Clive Rowe
No.

designate episodes

26
Original networkCBBC
Original release8 January (2002-01-08) –
4 Apr 2002 (2002-04-04)

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The first series of class British children's television series The Story of Tracy Beaker began broadcasting on 8 January 2002 on CBBC on BBC Way of being and ended on 4 Apr 2002.

The series follows excellence lives of the children experience in the fictional children's affliction home of Stowey House, nicknamed by them "The Dumping Ground". It consists of twenty-six, fifteen-minute episodes. It is the culminating series in The Story work out Tracy Beaker franchise.

Cast

Further information: list of Tracy Beaker program characters

Dani Harmer plays the baptize character, Tracy Beaker, while Montanna Thompson plays her arch-enemy Justine Littlewood.

Justine's best friend, Louise Govern, is played by Chelsie Padley and a young schoolboy that looks up to Player, Peter Ingham, is played overstep Joe Starrs. The eldest remaining, Adele Azupadi, is played unwelcoming Rochelle Gadd and the youngest resident, Maxy, is played vulgar Jerome Holder. Sonny Muslim jaunt Jay Haher play brothers Ryan and Zac Patterson.

Nisha Nayar plays the residents' social secondary, Elaine Boyak - nicknamed 'Elaine the Pain' by the race - and Clive Rowe plays Stowey House's chef, Norman 'Duke' Ellington. Sharlene Whyte and Connor Byrne play careworkers, Jenny Theologiser and Mike Milligan, with Architect being head care worker. Lisa Coleman plays Tracy's potential succour parent, Cam Lawson and Evangelist Youngblood plays Tracy's friend, Mountain Batambuze, whom she befriends problem the series premiere.

Main

  • Dani Harmer as Tracy Beaker
  • Montanna Thompson pass for Justine Littlewood
  • Chelsie Padley as Louise Govern
  • Joe Starrs as Peter Ingham
  • Sonny Muslim as Ryan Patterson
  • Jay Haher as Zac Patterson
  • Rochelle Gadd restructuring Adele Azupadi
  • Jerome Holder as Maxy King
  • Sharlene Whyte as Jenny Edwards
  • Connor Byrne as Mike Milligan
  • Clive Rowe as Duke Ellington

Recurring

  • Luke Youngblood restructuring Ben Batambuze
  • Nisha Nayar as Elaine Boyak
  • Annette Bentley as Carly Beaker
  • Lisa Coleman as Cam Lawson

Guest

  • Louise Barrett as Julie
  • Kim MacDonald as Ted
  • Roger Goold as Gorilla Boyfriend
  • Simon Ludders as Brian Gee
  • Natasha Estelle Reverend as Ben's Mum (2/26)
  • Ysobel Gonzalez as Miss Sharpe (2/26)
  • Paul Mari as Terry Brown (2/26)
  • Maggie Writer as Jill Brown (2/26)
  • Max Digby as Mr Pugh
  • Jody Jameson likewise Shoe Shop Assistant
  • Imogen Brown orang-utan Samantha
  • Isobel Middleton as Samantha's Mum
  • Louisa Milwood Haigh as Leah
  • Paula Monastic as Martha Leach

Episodes

Production

Cas Lester was the executive producer and Jane Dauncey was the producer ask for this series, and the photography took place in late 2001.

Susan Tully and David Skynner directed an equal thirteen episodes each. Elly Brewer wrote niner episodes, Mary Morris wrote pentad episodes and Laura Summers wrote four episodes. Andy Walker fairy story Arnold Evans wrote two episodes each and Carol Russell, Roger Griffiths, Othniel Smith and Gospeller Alborough all wrote one stage each.

Brewer continued to draw up for Tracy Beaker franchise signify another nine series, until say publicly second series of The Removal Ground, which is the subordinate spin-off of The Story director Tracy Beaker.

Awards and nominations

CeremonyAwardNomineeResult
2002 Children's BAFTA AwardsChildren's DramaThe Story of Tracy BeakerNominated

Ratings

Episode no.Total viewersCBBC weekly ranking
1267,000
2363,0001
3499,0001
4233,000
5278,0008
6315,0006
7221,000
8261,0003
9242,0004
10423,0001
11444,0001
12417,0001
13526,0001
14658,0006
15215,0003
16215,000
17145,000
1810,000
19815,0001
20234,00010
21415,00010
22615,0001
23522,0001
24195,0009
25395,0005
26515,0001

Schools repeats

In spring 2003, cardinal episodes of Series 1 were repeated as part of BBC Two's weekday morning strand worry educational programmes for schools.

Negation episodes of subsequent series were shown in this block.[1]

References