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Me & My Monsters

Me & My Monsters is a brand new live action comedy featuring monsters from The Jim Henson Company.

The Carlson Family have recently relocated from Australia to a smart townhouse in the UK. It has everything you could wish for in a new home – even more incredibly it was on the market at a knock-down price – some might say it was a giveaway. So what's the catch? There are monsters living in the basement!

But they're not the kind of monsters to frighten people; Fiend, Haggis and Norman might look ogre-like, cause mess and mayhem and have questionable personal hygiene issues, but they just want to be loved and become part of the family.

Most of the family aren't too keen on that idea but, for Eddie, they're the best friends a 10-year-old boy could have.

Me & My Monsters is created by Mark Grant and produced by Tiger Aspect, Jim Henson's Creature Shop UK and Sticky Pictures in association with Baker Coogan Productions.

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Sadie J

A feel-good family comedy with colourful characters and bags of belly laughs, Sadie J is a new studio-based sitcom about a feisty 13-year-old girl with the sass of Cheryl Cole and the punch of a prize fighter. That's because she's spent most of her life living with guys.

Try as she might, it's not easy being "Chezza fabulous" when Sadie is surrounded by a bunch of burping, wind-breaking blokes. When even the dog is a dude, no wonder she is so rubbish at being a girl.

Sadie J creates a world everyone can relate to – from pink obsessed princesses to bogey-loving boys.

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Tracy Beaker Returns

Following the huge success of the first series last year, Tracy Beaker Returns is back on CÖ÷²¥´óÐã for a second series.

Devised by multi-award-winning children's author Dame Jacqueline Wilson and the drama team at CÖ÷²¥´óÐã, the 13-part drama sees Tracy (Dani Harmer) continue her new found career as a carer at the Dumping Ground.

Once again Tracy is caught in the middle between the children and the carers, as she sometimes struggles between acting responsibly and sympathising with the kids.

With ten children in their care, Tracy, Mike and Gina have to contend with the highs and lows of their young charges' lives. In this series they face the threatened closure of the Dumping Ground, the surprise return of an estranged parent, an unexpected windfall and an unruly new resident.

Tracy Beaker is played by Dani Harmer, Mike by Connor Byrne and Gina by Kay Purcell. Tracey Beaker Returns is a CÖ÷²¥´óÐã Production, executive produced by Josephine Ward.

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The Sparticle Mystery

Set in modern Britain, starting on the day that all the adults disappear, The Sparticle Mystery is an ambitious new 13-part drama from the Bafta award-winning team behind last year’s CÖ÷²¥´óÐã school drama Summerhill.

Shot entirely on location, this ground-breaking science fiction action adventure series features an all child cast.

After the initial highs of living life without their parents, ten children set out on a dangerous Quest to solve the mystery of the Disappearance against the ticking clock of an imminent nuclear meltdown.

The Quest takes the children across a country of under-15s rebuilding itself along tribal lines to the top secret Sparticle Project – a massive particle collider machine built to look for parallel universes.

The Sparticle Mystery explores what children do in a world without adults, when they are given total freedom to be themselves, and dramatises their greatest challenge – to save the world, without Mum and Dad.

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Just William

Outnumbered star Daniel Roche plays the incorrigible, irrepressible William in Simon Nye's new adaptation for CÖ÷²¥´óÐã of Richmal Crompton's timeless Just William stories.

The stellar line-up sees Caroline Quentin and Warren Clarke as William's new neighbours, the Botts, with Bafta award-winning Rebecca Front (The Thick Of It) and Daniel Ryan (The Street, Linda Green) as William's parents. Denis Lawson, John Sessions and Bruce Mackinnon play William's exasperated teachers. They are joined by Judy Parfitt and comedian Roy Hudd, while Martin Jarvis, the voice behind the Just William audio books, narrates the series.

This four-part series follows the adventures and exploits of mischievous William Brown. Dedicated to comically disastrous doings, William embroils his band of "outlaws" in a series of riotous romps in the local woods, indulges in a spot of photographic blackmail and kidnaps a pair of parrots.

The series is directed by Paul Seed (A House Of Cards and A Rather English Marriage), the music is composed by Oscar-winner Stephen Warbeck, and produced by John Chapman and executive produced by Gina Cronk.

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M.I. High

Gadgets galore, unexpected surprise guests and more sinister plots for world domination from S.K.U.L are in store as the team of teen secret agents returns to CÖ÷²¥´óÐã for a fifth series of spytastic adventures in M.I. High.

The teenagers have their work cut out in this series as they are given a new set of missions from M.I.9's secret headquarters hidden underneath St Hope's comprehensive school.

Will the schoolkid spies be able to stop their evil nemesis, the Grand Master, as he plots to become Prime Minister? Will the Grand Mistress's latest evil scheme force Frank to find a new set of spies? Can the spies save their classmates from a gang of nifty Ninjas and overcome a cyber mastermind, and will the team survive when one of them goes rogue?

Rachel Petladwala, Charlene Osuagwu and Ben Kerfoot are back as Rose, Carrie and Ben, starring alongside Julian Bleach (Doctor Who, Oliver!) as the ultimate baddy Grand Master and Tracey Ann Oberman (EastEnders, Doctor Who) as the Grand Mistress.

A Kudos Film and Television production

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