Bad Education
- TV sitcom
- BBC Three
- 2012 - 2024
- 33 episodes (5 series)
School-based comedy about the worst teachers to ever be involved in the British education system. Stars Layton Williams, Charlie Wernham, Mathew Horne, Vicki Pepperdine, Asha Hassan and more.
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Bad Education review
A positive review of the show.
Elliot Gonzalez, 14th August 2012More school-based humour as comedian Jack Whitehall stars as a hapless teacher straight out of training college in this infectious new comedy. Alfie (Whitehall) seems to have more in common with his pupils - who treat him with both affection and derision - than his fellow teachers. With a fierce deputy headmistress (Michelle Gomez) forever looking for an excuse to fire Alfie, it's just as well that the bonkers headmaster (Mathew Horne) is more tolerant. Alfie's chief quest, however, is to go on a date with the biology teacher (Sarah Solemani).
Simon Horsford, The Telegraph, 13th August 2012A gangly fellow slouches into the playground. "Every morning - off!" barks teacher Michelle Gomez, yanking at his hoodie. But this is a teacher too: Jack Whitehall, so funny in Fresh Meat, who's written this school-set comedy, which will hopefully be his own star vehicle. Good to see Gomez back and also Sarah Solemani from Him & Her, who plays another teacher.
Aidan Smith, The Scotsman, 12th August 2012Mat Horne: I should be over it, but I hated school
Gavin & Stacey star Mathew Horne talks about his latest role as the irritating headmaster, Mr Fraser, in BBC3's new comedy Bad Education.
What's On TV, 9th August 2012Jack Whitehall got kids to insult him for his new show
Jack Whitehall has revealed how he came up with the script for his new comedy series - by asking kids to hurl insults at him.
The Sun, 7th August 2012A class act: Jack Whitehall talks about his new sitcom
The public school-educated comedian Jack Whitehall writes and stars in the new sitcom Bad Education, set in an inner-city comprehensive.
Gerard Gilbert, The Independent, 2nd August 2012Jack Whitehall plays worst teacher ever in new sitcom
Comedian Jack Whitehall hopes his new sitcom will earn top marks.
Stephen Moyes, The Sun, 2nd April 2012