Waterloo road when is it on tv

The show originally started in , focusing on a comprehensive school of the same name in the town of Rochdale. Related: Waterloo Road fans can now rewatch all ten series online — for free. The show ended in after 10 series, with the BBC saying at the time it had "reached the end of its lifecycle". The show featured many memorable storylines in its run, right from the first episode when Donte Adam Thomas stole his dad's limo then crashed it, killing Adam Jon Ball.

We are thrilled to be returning to this brilliant format - its thrills and spills, unmissable characters and high drama - at a time when audiences across Britain need it most - and to be collaborating with the brilliant Cameron Roach and Wall To Wall on its return.

We don't yet know details of the cast, but RadioTimes reports that it will feature "a fresh set of students and teachers, and maybe some old faces. Picture: BBC. Storyline Edit. There's a school like Waterloo Road in every town in Britain.

The staff are overworked and underpaid, the budgets only ever seem to get tighter, and the kids more troublesome. It's a melting pot of class and race where the day-to-day troubles of its students spill out in dramatic ways.

However, every pupil knows that at Waterloo Road they'll always be cared for by the staff and given every chance to achieve an education.

The teachers themselves are often far from perfect, but as any pupil with a problem soon discovers, a few motivated and inspiring individuals can make a massive difference. Did you know Edit. Trivia Waterloo Road ran for 10 series, episodes and exactly 9 years. User reviews 25 Review. Top review. OK I have been watching Waterloo Road for quite a long time now.

Back in the day this is what everyone was watching and I could understand why. It was very entertaining with the characters having their own dedicated episode at times and other factors of school life. But from to now I don't really know what to make of the programme anymore.

The characters have all changed and so had the management. The issues that came up with either too far or unrealistic. And now the programme is quite unrealistic to me.