Bad Education “Boxing” S5E1 14 January 2024 on BBC Three
On Sunday 14 January 2024, BBC Three broadcasts an episode of the series Bad Education!
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Boxing Season 5 Episode 1 Episode Summary
In this episode of “Bad Education” titled “Boxing,” set to air on BBC Three, viewers are in for a rollercoaster of emotions as Mitchell finds himself on the brink of losing Kayleigh due to a wedding venue mix-up that drained their life savings. However, the unexpected twist in the plot comes when Class K steps in to help. They launch a creative solution by promoting a boxing match at Abbey Grove, a decision that carries dramatic consequences for the character Warren.
As the storyline unfolds, the episode promises a mix of comedy and tension, with the fate of Mitchell and Kayleigh’s relationship hanging in the balance. The involvement of Class K in orchestrating a boxing match introduces a humorous element, showcasing the quirky dynamics of the characters in the series. Warren’s storyline adds an extra layer of intrigue, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.
What Time is the “Boxing” Episode On?
The Boxing episode of Bad Education will be broadcast on January 14 2024 on BBC Three at 9:00 PM.
Is the “Boxing” Episode New?
The Boxing episode of Bad Education is all new!
Bad Education Boxing Cast & Stars
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Boxing Episode Videos & Previews
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Bad Education Series Information
| Alfie is in deep as a teacher at Abbey Grove School. He is under pressure from deputy headmistress Miss Pickwell, and for good reason - Alfie is the worst teacher ever to grace the British education system and is a bigger kid than the kids he teaches. But his students love him. Fraser is the headmaster. He just wants to be liked by everyone - and be as cool as Alfie - but his penchant for public mishaps makes that a challenge. The biology teacher, Miss Gulliver, might be the only one in the school who cares about it and the students. Alfie simply cares about securing a date with her. `Bad Education' is written by and stars Jack Whitehall as Alfie, and the ensemble cast also includes Mathew Horne (`Gavin and Stacey') as Fraser. |
