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  British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz looks at the British television comedy show 'Bad Education' and concentrates on some of the show's principal and not so principal characters. I'm sure that some of us can relate to school life at Abbey Grove! This quiz contains spoilers.
Average, 10 Qns, SisterSeagull, Jun 11 19
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Jun 11 19
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  Bad Education    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Hope you enjoy this quiz!
Tough, 10 Qns, emmmadaaawson, Apr 01 20
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emmmadaaawson
Apr 01 20
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Bad Education Trivia Questions

1. The action in 'Bad Education' is set in which type of educational establishment?

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British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Senior/High School

'Bad Education' is set in Watford, Hertfordshire at the fictional Abbey Grove School. Stand-up comic and series writer Jack Whitehall has gone on record to say that both staff and pupil characters at Abbey Grove possess the worst attributes of many of the people that Whitehall encountered during his own school years. This programme was originally commissioned by BBC Three, which is one of a number of new television and radio channels that have come into being since the advent of digital television in the United Kingdom, the 16 to 34 age group being its target audience. Although it has proved to be a popular and innovative channel, budget restraints have resulted in BBC Three being earmarked for closure as a terrestrial station and in February 2016, it will become an on-line only channel.

2. Who plays Alfie Wickers?

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Answer: Jack Whitehall

Jack Whitehall is famous for playing Mr. Wickers in 'Bad Education' but also stars in 'Backchat' and 'Fresh Meat'.

3. How many episodes were there?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: 19

Three series with six episodes in each plus a Christmas special.

4. What 'irritating' nickname was Alfie Wickers given by the other pupils and staff at Middleton House School, the public school that he attended as a student?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Scratchy

Although all four of these names have been used to refer to Alfie by staff and pupils at Abbey Grove School, it is 'Scratchy' that he was named by his former tutors and classmates at posh public school, Middleton House. It is revealed by Alfie's former sports teacher during the episode entitled 'Football Match' that his nickname stems from the fact that, under stress, he breaks out in eczema and used to sit at his desk in classes "scratching himself like a junkie"... How very eloquent! Downton Abbey is a name used on occasion by the school bully, Frank Grayson, alluding to Alfie's poshness.

5. During series 3, Mitchell leaves in what episode?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: After School Clubs

Mitchell leaves during 'After School Clubs' where he has a party and a few final pranks.

6. Which subject does Alfie Wickers' love interest, Rosie Gulliver, teach?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Biology

Played by Sarah Solemani, Miss Gulliver, the biology teacher, is a little older than Alfie Wickers and has a very liberal outlook on life. Alas, Miss Gulliver doesn't reciprocate the feelings that Alfie has for her despite his attempts to appear more mature and more responsible. Rosie Gulliver is the voice of reason in the lunatic asylum that is the Abbey Grove School staff room. Rosie, recently split from her boyfriend, shows little or no interest in becoming romantically involved with Alfie. She is ten years older and sees their difference in age as something of a stumbling block. In the second series Alfie discovers that Rosie has embarked on a same sex relationship with a former pupil; unsurprisingly, Alfie is distressed at this revelation but also finds himself strangely aroused by it at the same time!

7. Who joins Form K in series 3?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Cleopatra

Cleopatra Ofoedo joins as a new member and doesn't find it hard to fit in.

8. Fraser, the school Headmaster played by Matthew Horne, has adopted an unusual first name in order to make him seem just that little bit more 'in tune' with the pupils. What is Fraser's adopted first name?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Shaquille

If his first name wasn't ridiculous enough for a white British, middle class male, he also spells his surname 'Fra$er'... And his real first name? That's Simon. Fraser is a terrible school headmaster. Vain, conceited and totally lacking in any inter-personal skills, he frequently insults his staff, his pupils and their parents; the scene in which he is confronted by a delegation of parents in the first series episode 'Sex Education' being a cringingly funny example. Fraser is only concerned with being popular and wanting to be everybody's best friend, something at which he fails miserably. Sadly, at least for Alfie Wickers, he seems to have taken a shine to the young history teacher seeing him as someone that understands where he's coming from and that they are kindred spirits. Fraser is also guilty of diverting school funds which he invests in a number of hare-brained investment opportunities which all end, inevitably, in failure.

9. What is the school called that Alfie Wickers teaches in?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Abbey Grove

Abbey Grove is where Alfie teaches in Watford, Hertfordshire.

10. What is the name of the student in Form K who enjoys dancing and performing?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Stephen Carmichael

Stephen Carmichael loves performing arts and is very enthusiastic in anything that includes dancing. He is played by Layton Williams and starred in many shows such as 'Billy Elliott the Musical'!

11. Although never a member of the permanent staff at Abbey Grove, Preet van der Plessis, portrayed by actor Harry Peacock, was hired by Fraser to teach self-defence skills. Of which southern hemisphere country was Preet van der Plessis a national?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: South Africa

Preet van der Plessis is a racist, homophobe, and vicious bully. Taking an instant dislike to Alfie who he sees as weak and feeble, he takes an inordinate amount of pleasure in inflicting pain on anybody who crosses his path. During a gym session in which the pupils are being instructed in methods of defusing violent situations, van der Plessis uses a range of techniques and weapons to inflict pain on Alfie. Eventually one of Wickers' horrified pupils pushes the Afrikaner to the ground where he is subdued and immobilised by Alfie using a Taser taken from amongst a display of weapons provided by the local police as part of a weapons amnesty.

12. When Pickwell leaves, who takes her place in series 2 episode 4?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Professor Green

Celia Green begins to teach at Abbey Grove during series 2 and also begins to date Alfie's dad.

13. Following Fraser's ill-advised investments, series three sees Abbey Grove with a newly appointed Head Teacher, Mr Martin Wickers, Alfie's father. Which popular British comedian plays the role of Mr Wickers Senior?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Harry Enfield

Alfie is shocked to return to Abbey Grove and discover that his own father has been appointed head teacher. Only slightly more professional in the role than Fraser whom he replaced, Mr Wickers wastes little time in fulfilling his remit; one of his first tasks being to reduce the number of teaching staff at Abbey Grove and increasing the school's class sizes. In addition to this, he also compounds Alfie's misery by indulging in sexual practices with an old flame, now a school inspector, during the working day in his office! Harry Enfield is a hugely popular British television comedian. A long time partner of the equally talented Paul Whitehouse, Harry Enfield has brought some of British televisions most well-loved characters such as 'Tim Nice But Dim', Greek kebab stall owner 'Stavros' and stroppy teenager Kevin of 'Kevin and Perry' fame. If anybody still needs convincing over this man's comedic talents, simply look up his series of public information films starring 'Mr Cholmondley-Warner' in which Enfield stars as his sidekick, Grayson... They are hilarious!

14. Who plays Joe Poulter?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Ethan Lawrence

Ethan Lawrence plays Joe in 'Bad Education' and also stars in 'Trying Again' and 'DIY'.

15. Mrs Mollinson, the old lady with a colourful (ahem!) sexual history, teaches which two subjects?

From Quiz British TV Comedy - 'Bad Education' - The Staff

Answer: Mathematics and Art

Mrs Mollinson, Abbey Grove's mathematics and art teacher, is by far the oldest teacher in the school but this affords her none of the respect that she may deserve. Don't let her meek and mild outward appearance fool you; she's been something of a sexual adventurer in her time, and she delights in sharing these stories with pupils and teachers alike as she regularly interjects with tales of the recreational pan-European swinging jaunts she takes with her unseen, submissive husband.

16. Who says the last line ever in 'Bad Education'?

From Quiz Bad Education

Answer: Fraser

Fraser has the last line just before Alfie is about to open the door of his new class.

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