‘Bad Education’ cast: who will star in the new series and when does the BBC Three revival start?

Jack Whitehall BBC hit comedy Bad Education returns in the fourth season, nine years after the final episode of the third season.

The new series will air on Sunday 15 January and will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer after airing.

Despite some unfortunate departures, some notable cast members will return to the series, which follows the hit previous three seasons and the Christmas reunion.

Who is in Bad Education?

It starred the comedian Whitehall. Bad EducationAt the same time, he shares writing and production duties with his college friend Freddie Seaborn.

Siborn says, “Jack and I have also been incredibly fortunate to write for actors like Sarah Solemani, Michelle Gomez, Mat Horne, Sam Spiro and Harry Enfield.”

Earlier this year, it was announced that the show would return as an all-new series co-produced by original writers Whitehall and Cyborn.

However, it was also announced that Whitehall was leaving the show (although he would remain an executive producer).

This means that Charlie Wernham and Leighton Williams will play teachers.

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Williams said of his return to the series, “Stephen’s aspirations for stardom didn’t quite go as planned and he returned to Abbey Grove to ‘learn’ drama!

“I’m so excited for the public to see the madness of Mr. Carmichael, the new Class K! We’re having so much fun on set, I think you’re all ready for a treat!”

Meanwhile, Wernham said, “It’s great to be back on set and have so many new talented people to work with.

“A lot has changed for Mitchell since we last met him. He’s grown up, found a wife and a kid along the way, but in a way he’s still a nice big kid himself.

“The script for this show is hilarious and I can’t wait for the audience to come back to Abbey Grove to laugh with us.”

What can we expect in season 4 of Bad Education?

The new series will be directed by Cyborn and produced by Whitehall with a new team of innovative writers led by Nathan Brion, including Laura Smith, Leila Nawabi, Priya Hall, Kieran Bartlett, Rhys Taylor and Leighton Williams.

According to a press release, “Season 4 will see Stephen and Mitchell take on their new careers and wayward students, with new headmistress and control freak Mrs. Hoburn (Vicki Pepperdine) starring.

“Meanwhile, the recently deceased Principal Mr. Frazier (Matthew Horne) and his dubious inhibitions continue to hang around the school kitchen as Human Resources fights to get him fired.”