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Note: Co-created with British script-writer Andy Watts. Note: Holly Lyons is the only Australian script-writer to work on this program. For a full list of authors, please see the list of episodes below.
Issue Details: First known date: 2004-2006... 2004-2006 Help! I'm a Teenage Outlaw
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Film Details - Children's Independent Television , 2004-2006

Producers:

Executive producers: Richard Landridge and Robin Lyons.
Producers: Carol Hodge, Lucy Goodman, and Sue Jeffries.

Production Companies:

CITV.

Director of Photography:

Bill Broomfield and Peter Morgan.

Editors:

Jenny Egner, Bob Cook, and Sara Jones.

Production Designers:

Milan Bycek.

Music:

Michal Pavlícek.

Cast:

Including Ben Smith (Tom), Lucinda Dryzek (Deedee’Lady Devereux), Eliot Otis Brown Walters (Moses), Brian Hibbard (Sir John), Steven O'Donnell (Captain Watt), George Pearcy (Giles), and Matthew Curtis (Food Tester).

Release Dates:

22 October 2004 (UK).

Location:

  • Filmed in the Czech Republic, though set in England during the English Civil War.

Notes:

Script editor: Holly Lyons.

List of episodes:
1.1 Evicted (Holly Lyons and Andy Watts)
1.2 Kidnapped (Holly Lyons and Andy Watts)
1.3 Betrayed (Nathan Cockerill, Holly Lyons, and Andy Watts)
1.4 Fakes (Paul Waite)
1.5 Thief Takers (Holly Lyons and Andy Watts)
1.6 Valentine (Paul Alexander)

2.1 Sheer Torture (Paul Alexander)
2.2 Pants (Kristie Falkous and John Regier)
2.3 Locked In (Holly Lyons and Andy Watts)
2.4 Swine Fever (Gary Markowitz)
2.5 The New Guy (Paul Alexander)
2.6 Fool's Gold (Holly Lyons and Andy Watts)
2.7 Love Hurts (Richard Landridge)

Subjects:
Settings:
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    England,
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    c
    United Kingdom (UK),
    c
    Western Europe, Europe,
  • 1640s
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