Blue Water High

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Blue Water High

Blue Water High opening title card
Genre Children's TV Drama
Starring Sophie Luck
Ryan Corr
Country of origin Australia
No. of episodes 46 as of November 12, 2006
Production
Running time 25 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel ABC Television
Original run May 11, 2005 – present


Blue Water High is an Australian, German co-produced television drama series, broadcast on ABC Television. Each season follows the lives of a young group of students at Solar Blue, a high-performance surf academy where several lucky 16-year-olds are selected for a 12-month-long surfing program. These elite young surfers board together and attend school on Sydney's northern beaches. At the end of their stint at Solar Blue, the students compete against one another for a sponsorship deal to spend 12 months on the junior pro-circuit.

In addition to their surf training, the students must deal with the usual drama that comes with being a teenager, including schoolwork, friendships and relationships.

As of August 2006 the show will air as part of a revamped Toonami UK. It is aired on Saturday and Sunday mornings on Five in the United Kingdom.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Contents

[edit] Series One

The first series consisted of 26 episodes. It starred Adam Saunders, Tahyna Tozzi, Sophie Luck, Kate Bell, Khan Chittenden, Chris Foy and Mara Scherzinger as teenagers who were accepted into an elite surfing academy. At the end of the year, two of them competed for a three year sponsorship contract and will surf the pro-circuit. The students were not well accepted at their new school, Blue Water High (also the name of the programme) and struggled with classes, training and living with each other. The first series was realesed on DVD in 4 volumes. Dean (Edge) and Fiona (Fly) won the competition at the end of the year.


Sophie Luck won the 2005 Australian Film Institute Award for Best Young Actor for her role in the series.

Spoilers end here.

[edit] Series Two

Filming of a second series began in early January in Sydney, Australia, with a revised cast, which included Sophie Luck, Tim McSweeney, Ryan Corr, Lesley Mitchell, Taryn Marler, Gabrielle Scollay, James Sorensen, Adam Saunders, Kate Bell and Trent Dalzell. It premiered on 28 June 2006. Sophie Luck, Adam Saunders, Kate Bell and Khan Chittenden have all reappeared in the second series in various episodes.

[edit] Character-actors (Series One)

Bec Sanderson - Kate Bell

Dean "Edge" Edgely - Khan Chittenden

Perri Lawe - Tahyna Tozzi

Matt Leyland - Chris Foy

Fiona "Fly" Watson - Sophie Luck

Heath Carroll - Adam Saunders

Anna Petersen - Mara Scherzinger

[edit] Character-actors (Series Two)

Eric Tanner - Ryan Corr

Amy Reed - Gabrielle Scollay

Mike Kruze - James Sorensen

Brooke Solomon - Lesley Mitchel

Corey Petrie - Trent Dalzell

Rachel Samuels - Taryn Marler

[edit] List of Episodes

Episodes 1st Season (2005)

1st The Contenders (2005)

2nd Winners and Losers (2005)

3rd Trouble in Paradise (2005)

4th Fly Takes Dive (2005)

5th Anna Loses Her Way (2005)

6th Edge Wipes Out (2005)

7th Friends in Need (2005)

8th Brothers and Sisters (2005)

9th Sharks In The Mind (2005)

10th Timing Is Everything (2005)

11th Out Of Control (2005)

12th Dreams and Dramas (2005)

13th Life On The Line (2005)

14th Bad Boy Heath (2005)

15th Joker's Wild (2005)

16th It's Hard To Normal Be (2005)

17th Perri Lies Low (2005)

18th Winning Isn't Everything (2005)

19th Right Dances-Wrong Partner (2005)

20th Big Wave Fears (2005)

21st The Kiss (2005)

22nd Behind The Scenes (2005)

23rd Tough Choices (2005)

24th The Band Plays On (2005)

25th Suspicious Minds (2005)

26th And The Winner Is... (2005)

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