1 9 9 6 – 1 9 9 8 (UK)
30 x 25 minute episodes
This BBC kids’ series presented stories of the choir from hell. Well, the choir from the village of Little Wickton, in fact, but the group of young teenagers who made up the small church choir were rubbish.
Episodes focused on the humorous misadventures of the comically inept choristers during their practice sessions in the church hall, which were frequently disrupted by events such as stolen apples, a conker match, woodworm infestations, serving meals to old-age pensioners, and an escaped alligator.
An annoying laugh track perfectly complemented the poor scripts.
Nick Maloney played the Vicar, with John Labanowski as the unbearable caretaker, Tony Sweet.
Street (Tim Downie) was desperate to impress head girl Chas (Jane Danson) and was constantly in conflict with the new kid in town, Ice-D (Jotham Annan).
In the final series, Street ended up working as the assistant caretaker.
A young James Corden made his television debut in eight episodes as Lee.
Debuting on 14 February 1996, the show ran for three series. The last episode was aired on 9 June 1998.
Rev. Worthington
Nick Maloney
Tony Sweet
John Labanowski
Street
Tim Downie
Chas
Jane Danson
Ice-D
Jotham Annan
Midge
Rebecca Clarke
Frankie
John Waterhouse
Natalie
Tonatha Davis
Sheri
Louise Sullivan
James
Jonathan Preager
Carol
Charlene Brooks
Mickey
Thomas Maher
Lee
James Corden
Rachel
Lianne Islin
Lenny
Joe Murphy









