List of M.I. High episodes
The following is an episode list for the television series M.I. High, a children's adventure programme on the UK TV channel CBBC.
Series overview[edit]
| Season | Episodes | Original air dates | DVD release dates | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series premiere | Series finale | Region 2 | Region 4 | |||||
| 1 | 10 | 8 January 2007 | 5 March 2007 | 21 January 2008[1] (episodes 1-5) |
2 March 2010[2] (episodes 1-5) | |||
| 2 | 13 | 7 January 2008 | 24 March 2008 | — | — | |||
| 3 | 13 | 5 January 2009 | 30 March 2009 | — | — | |||
| 4 | 13 | 4 January 2010 | 15 March 2010 | — | — | |||
| 5 | 13 | 10 January 2011 | 21 March 2011 | — | — | |||
| 6 | 13 | 7 January 2013 | 25 March 2013 | — | — | |||
| 7 | 13 | 13 January 2014 | 31 March 2014 | — | — | |||
Episodes[edit]
Series 1 (2007)[edit]
The BBC confirmed on 12 November 2006 that a 10 episodes series, lasting 30 minutes each, would be transmitted in early 2007 on CBBC channel.[3] M.I. High was shown as part of the BBC's HD trial, available to viewers with HD services and was the first CBBC television program to be filmed and transmitted in High Definition.[3]
The main cast was confirmed with Bel Powley, Moustafa Chousein-Oglou, and Rachel Petladwala playing child spies Daisy, Blane, and Rose respectively, with Danny John-Jules playing their handler Lenny.[3]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (1) | "The Sinister Prime Minister" | The Grand Master and The Guinea Pig | Toby Haynes | Keith Brumpton[4] | 8 January 2007[5] |
| 2 (2) | "Eyes on Their Stars" | Tony Frisco | Toby Haynes | Keith Brumpton | 8 January 2007[6] |
| 3 (3) | "The Big Freeze" | Sonya Frost and The Grand Master | Toby Haynes | Nathan Cockerill | 15 January 2007[7] |
| 4 (4) | "The Power Thief" | Brent Gilbert | Toby Haynes | Elly Brewer | 22 January 2007[8] |
| 5 (5) | "Nerd Alert" | The Worm | Toby Haynes | Keith Brumpton | 29 January 2007[9] |
| 6 (6) | "Super Blane" | Chad Turner and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Nathan Cockerill | 5 February 2007[10] |
| 7 (7) | "Spy Animals" | Silas Fenton and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Nathan Cockerill | 12 February 2007[11] |
| 8 (8) | "Forever Young" | Vanessa Zeitgeist and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton | 19 February 2007[12] |
| 9 (9) | "Red Button Rampage" | General Ryan Scarp | Simon Hook | Nathan Cockerill & Elly Brewer | 26 February 2007[13] |
| 10 (10) | "The Fugitive" | Air One and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton | 5 March 2007[14] |
Series 2 (2008)[edit]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (11) | "It's a Kind of Magic" | Leah Retsam and The Grand Master | Toby Haynes | Keith Brumpton, Nathan Cockerill | 7 January 2008[15] |
| 2 (12) | "You Can Call Me Al" | A.L.L.E.N. | Toby Haynes | Ben Ward | 7 January 2008[16] |
| 3 (13) | "Evil by Design" | Lorenzo Ferrago and The Grand Master | Toby Haynes | Nathan Cockerill | 14 January 2008[17] |
| 4 (14) | "Fit Up" | Maximus Fiticus and The Grand Master | Toby Haynes | Keith Brumpton | 21 January 2008[18] |
| 5 (15) | "Face Off" | Charlie 'Chuckers' Chuckworth | Toby Haynes | Nathan Cockerill | 28 January 2008[19] |
| 6 (16) | "Big Sister" | Mary Taylor (AKA Big Sister) | Simon Hook | Katie Douglas, Keith Brumpton | 4 February 2008[20] |
| 7 (17) | "The Cold War" | Gesundheit and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton | 11 February 2008[21] |
| 8 (18) | "Nano Nits" | Nora Braithwaite and The Grand Master | Simon Hook, | Nathan Cockerill | 18 February 2008[22] |
| 9 (19) | "The Others" | James Blonde | Zam Salim | Ben Ward | 25 February 2008[23] |
| 10 (20) | "The Big Bling" | Reginald Lacey (AKA Mr. B) | Simon Hook | Nathan Cockerill | 3 March 2008[24] |
| 11 (21) | "Spy Plane" | Irena Ryfield | Zam Salin | Nathan Cockerill | 10 March 2008[25] |
| 12 (22) | "Greenfinger" | Charlie Darwin | Zam Salin | Keith Brumpton | 17 March 2008[26] |
| 13 (23) | "Asteroid Attack" | Doctor Von Quark (AKA Reverend Nye) | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton | 24 March 2008[27] |
Series 3 (2009)[edit]
A third series was confirmed by the BBC 6 February 2008, with 13 episodes each lasting 30 minutes in length to transmit in 2009.[28] It was confirmed that Rachel Petladwala would return as Rose Gupta, with new actors Charlene Osuagwu and Ben Kerfoot joining as characters Carrie and Oscar respectively, while Jonny Freeman would portray the team's new handler Frank London.[29]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (24) | "Art Attacks" | The Grand Master and Brian Gainsborough | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton | 5 January 2009[30][31] |
| 2 (25) | "The Mole" | Luke Withers | Simon Hook | Nathan Cockerill | 12 January 2009[32] |
| 3 (26) | "Agent X" | The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Ben Ward | 19 January 2009[33] |
| 4 (27) | "Mind Machine" | The Grand Master and fake Dr Wallis (SKUL Agent) | Simon Hook | Jeff Dodds | 26 January 2009[34] |
| 5 (28) | "Dark Star" | Colt Winchester | Simon Hook | Jonny Kurzman | 2 February 2009[35] |
| 6 (29) | "Fit to Wurst" | The Grand Master, Jed Black and Ivor | Mat King | Adrian Hewitt | 9 February 2009[36] |
| 7 (30) | "The New Grand Master" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Nathan Cockerill | 16 February 2009[37] |
| 8 (31) | "Think Tank" | Dr Leonard Vince | Mat King | Ben Ward | 23 February 2009[38] |
| 9 (32) | "Family Tree" | The Uzhmani Group | Mat King[39] | Keith Brumpton | 2 March 2009[40] |
| 10 (33) | "The Glove" | Allanah Sucrose | Richard Elson | Jess Williams | 9 March 2009[41] |
| 11 (34) | "The Visit" | Per Trollberger | Richard Elson | Keith Brumpton | 16 March 2009[42] |
| 12 (35) | "Operation Flopsy" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Keith Brumpton and Ben Ward | 23 March 2009[43] |
| 13 (36) | "Moontaker" | Venus Houston and The Grand Master | Richard Elson | Keith Brumpton | 30 March 2009[44] |
Series 4 (2010)[edit]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1(37) | "Run Carrie Run" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Nathan Cockerill | 4 January 2010[45] |
| 2 (38) | "The Bunny Whisperer" | The Grand Mistress (A.K.A. Anita Kane) | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton and Ben Ward | 4 January 2010[46] |
| 3 (39) | "Quakermass" | Well Fit Jim | Simon Hook | Ben Ward | 11 January 2010[47] |
| 4 (40) | "Mrs. King - License To Spy" | Walter Bailey | Simon Hook | Jonny Kurzman | 18 January 2010[48] |
| 5 (41) | "Don't Cook Now" | Waitress Brie, Sous Chef Elmer Pantry and The Grand Master | Mat King | Keith Brumpton and Nathan Cockerill | 18 January 2010[49] |
| 6 (42) | "Return of the Mummy" | The Grand Master and Jade Dixon Halliday | Richard Elson | Keith Brumpton and Ben Ward | 25 January 2010[50] |
| 7 (43) | "Doppelgängers" | Andrea Ivanovic | Simon Hook | Adrian Hewitt | 1 February 2010[51] |
| 8 (44) | "High School Spy Movie" | Sydney Barbour | Richard Elson | Keith Brumpton and Ben Ward | 8 February 2010[52] |
| 9 (45) | "Black Hole" | Terry Zucker | Richard Elson | Nathan Cockerill | 15 February 2010[53] |
| 10 (46) | "Three Spies and a Baby" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Jonny Kurzman | 22 February 2010[54] |
| 11 (47) | "Millionaire Flatley" | Dwayne Flatley | Mat King | Simon Hook | 1 March 2010[55] |
| 12 (48) | "Skuldiggery" | Toby Bleach | Mat King | Keith Brumpton and Ben Ward | 8 March 2010[56] |
| 13 (49) | "The Octopus" | The Octopus (A.K.A. Charlton London) | Richard Elson | Keith Brumpton | 15 March 2010[57] |
Series 5 (2011)[edit]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (50) | "Vote SKUL" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Ben Ward | 10 January 2011[58] |
| 2 (51) | "The B Team" | The Grand Mistress | Mat King | Jonny Kurzman | 10 January 2011[58] |
| 3 (52) | "Ghosts" | Crime | Mat King | Ben Ward | 17 January 2011[59] |
| 4 (53) | "Total Eclipse" | The Grand Master and Egor | Richard Elson | Adrian Hewitt | 24 January 2011[60] |
| 5 (54) | "The Gran Master" | Beryl 'The Beefcake' Bagshot, George, Hilda and Vera | Richard Elson | Nathan Cockerill | 31 January 2011[61] |
| 6 (55) | "The Patient" | SKUL ninjas and Troy Greek | Mat King | Jonny Kurzman | 7 February 2011[62] |
| 7 (56) | "The Crystal of St Helena" | Vincent Argyle and The Grand Master | Simon Hook | Adrian Hewitt | 14 February 2011[63] |
| 8 (57) | "The Wasp" | Lady and Philip Blahga | Simon Hook | Simon Allen | 21 February 2011[64] |
| 9 (58) | "Bully Elliot" | Elliot Cobbs | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton and Simon Allen | 28 February 2011[65] |
| 10 (59) | "Tim Brown's SKUL Days" | The Grand Master and Jade Dixon-Halliday | Simon Hook | Keith Brumpton and Nathan Cockerill | 7 March 2011[66] |
| 11 (60) | "The First to Crack" | Quillian Pendrix and The Grand Master | Richard Elson | Nathan Cockerill | 14 March 2011[67] |
| 12 (61) | "Day of the Jacket" | Dr Carla Baxter and Ivan Orfalkald | Richard Elson | Peter Kerry | 21 March 2011[68] |
| 13 (62) | "The Lost Hero" | The Grand Master | Mat King | Nathan Cockerill | 21 March 2011[68] |
Series 6 (2013)[edit]
After a 16-month break, M.I. High was renewed for a sixth series, with the M.I. High project having moved to the new setting of Saint Heart's school.
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (63) | "The Fall of SKUL" (Part 1) | The Grand Master | Simon Hynd Richard Senior (title sequence) | Nathan Cockerill Malcolm McGonigle (title sequence) | 7 January 2013[69] | |
|
Note: This episode was originally edited into a 55 minute special with Trojan KORPS.[69] | ||||||
| 2 (64) | "Trojan KORPS" (Part 2) | The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Simon Hynd | Ben Ward | 7 January 2013[69] | |
|
Note: This episode was originally edited into a 55 minute special with The Fall of SKUL.[69] | ||||||
| 3 (65) | "Grosse Encounters" | fake Edwin Grosse, The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Simon Hynd | Malcolm McGonigle | 14 January 2013[70] | |
| 4 (66) | "The Face Of Revenge" | Cuthbert Peabody | Richard Senior | Nathan Cockerill | 25 February 2013 (Delayed Broadcast)[71] | |
| 5 (67) | "Mission: Incredible" | Janus | Simon Hynd | Jonny Kurman | 21 January 2013[72] | |
| 6 (68) | "The Hive" | The Crime Minister | Adrian McDowall | Jonny Kurzman | 28 January 2013[73] | |
| 7 (69) | "Old School" | Jemima Thursday | Adrian McDowall | Chris Lindsay (story) David Hancock (editing) Simon Allen (rewrites) | 4 February 2013[74] | |
| 8 (70) | "The Germinator" | Bobby Bleach and The Crime Minister | Simon Hynd | Nathan Cockerill | 11 February 2013[75] | |
| 9 (71) | "The Dark Wizard" | The Dark Wizard (A.K.A. William Todd Williams) | Richard Senior | Jonny Kurzman | 18 February 2013[76] | |
| 10 (72) | "One Flew Over the Budgie's Cage" | Dr Retentive and The Crime Minister | Richard Senior | Malcolm McGonigle | 4 March 2013[77] | |
| 11 (73) | "Prison Break" | Arme Gonnerson | Richard Senior | Ben Ward | 11 March 2013[78] | |
| 12 (74) | "Inheritance" | Kloe (B:9:2:K:L:O:E:7) | Adrian McDowall | Ben Ward | 18 March 2013[79] | |
| 13 (75) | "The Final Endgame" | Dr Steinberg, The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Adrian McDowall | Ben Ward Ben Ward & Nathan Cockerill (story) | 25 March 2013[80] | |
Series 7 (2014)[edit]
| Episode No. | Title | Villains | Director | Writer | Original Air Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (76) | "The Mayze" | Dr Linus Currie, The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Richard Senior[81] | Ben Ward Ben Ward & Nathan Cockerill (story) | 13 January 2014[82][83] | |
| 2 (77) | "Frankenstein" | Super-Soldier Frank | Richard Senior[81] | Nathan Cockerill Nathan Cockerill & Ben Ward (story) | 20 January 2014[84] | |
| 3 (78) | "The Man Who Drew Tomorrow" | The Crime Minister | Richard Senior[81] | Jonny Kurzman | 27 January 2014[85] | |
| 4 (79) | "Revenge is Sweet" | President Carlotta | James Henry | Malcolm McGonigle | 3 February 2014[86] | |
| 5 (80) | "The Shadow Games" | Alexis von Hades and SKAPULA Assassins | James Henry[87] | Ben Ward Ben Ward & Nathan Cockerill (story) | 10 February 2014[88] | |
| 6 (81) | "The Beginning" | Dr Linus Currie, The Crime Minister (present) and Walter M Dainbridge (flashbacks) | James Henry[87] | Nathan Cockerill Nathan Cockerill & Ben Ward (story) | 17 February 2014[89] | |
| 7 (82) | "Return of the Dark Wizard" | The Dark Wizard | Adrian Mead[87][90] | Jonny Kurzman | 24 February 2014[91] | |
| 8 (83) | "Free Runner" | Lloyd Lewis and Sergei Alexzandrov | Adrian Mead[87][90] | Nathan Cockerill Nathan Cockerill & Ben Ward (story) | 3 March 2014[92] | |
| 9 (84) | "The League of Mata Hari[93]" | Stella Knight and The League of Mata Hari | Adrian Mead[87][90] | Ben Ward Ben Ward & Nathan Cockerill (story) | 10 March 2014[93] | |
| 10 (85) | "Sad Men" | Mr Scraper | Adrian Mead[87][90] | Simon Allen[94] | 17 March 2014[95] | |
| 11 (86) | "The Problem Probe" | Android Mandy Pluckey and The Crime Minister | Richard Senior[81] | Simon Allen[94] | 24 March 2014[96] | |
| 12 (87) | "We Need to Talk About KORTEX" (Part 1) | Hamish Campbell, The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Richard Senior[81] | Ben Ward Ben Ward & Nathan Cockerill (story) | 31 March 2014[97] | |
|
Note: This episode was originally edited into a 55-minute special with "The Last Stand".[97] | ||||||
| 13 (88) | "The Last Stand" (Part 2) | Hamish Campbell, Mike Stern, The Crime Minister and The Mastermind | Richard Senior[81] | Nathan Cockerill Nathan Cockerill & Ben Ward (story) | 31 March 2014[97] | |
|
Note: This episode was originally edited into a 55-minute special with "We Need to Talk About KORTEX".[97] | ||||||
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