Episode 4
Comedy series set in a secondary school. The drama department puts on a bold reimagining of Romeo and Juliet and Miss Postern steps in as theatre critic for the school magazine.
Miss Postern warns the other teachers to be sensitive with troubled pupil Josh when his mother runs off with a Maasai tribesman. Perhaps giving him a part in the bold reimagining of Romeo and Juliet put on by the drama department will take his mind off things.
Mr Church has lost his job as theatre critic for the school magazine, so Miss Postern steps in to watch the show with Josh's dad for company. Could Mr Church be just a little bit jealous?
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The Power of Methane
Duration: 00:40
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Writer | David Walliams |
| Writer | Dawson Bros |
| Director | Tony Dow |
| Producer | Jo Sargent |
| Mr Church | David Walliams |
| Miss Postern | Catherine Tate |
| Mr Gunn | Philip Glenister |
| Ms Baron | Frances de la Tour |
| Mrs Klebb | Joanna Scanlan |
| Mr Barber | Steve Speirs |
| Mr Martin | Daniel Rigby |
| Mr Hubble | James Greene |
| Pat | Julie T Wallace |
| Manyou | Joivan Wade |
| Daphne | Jocelyn Jee Esien |
| Beyonce | Georgia Thompson |
| Tina | Carla Ryan |
| Simon | Tom Davis |
| Josh | Oliver Barry-Brook |
| Other teacher | Joyce Veheary |
| Other teacher | Beatrice Curnew |
| Other teacher | Matthew McPherson |
Broadcast
- Fri 6 Sep 201321:00
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