Angry Kid (2000)

Name: Angry Kid
Rating: 8.0

Rating: 8.0

Synopsis

A unique peep show into the warped mind of a school kid on the verge of adolescence as he tries to cope with the teenage trials of body odour, love bits, and travel sickness. This snot-nosed, ginger-haired troublemaker is in a state of constant conflict with authority, usually represented by his long-suffering short-tempered Dad.

First Air Date: 2000-05-08

Last Air Date: 2019-11-08

Number of Seasons: 4

Number of Episodes: 69

Created By: Darren Walsh

Networks: BBC Three, Channel 4, YouTube

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Top Cast

David Holt as Dad / Speccy
Darren Walsh as Angry Kid
Mike Cooper as Policeman #2
Kieran Argo as Direct Inquiry Operator (voice)
Jo Allen as Lil' Sis / Woman on TV (voice)
Mindell Bowen as Sex Caller
Doug Wort as Father Christmas
Rich Webber as Punter

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Episodes:

Ep. 1: Car Sick (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid's excessive snacking leads to digestive disaster.
Ep. 2: Bored (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid and his little sister battle for sofa supremacy.
Ep. 3: Goalie (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid is standing in goal, not doing well (surprise, surprise). Maybe the best defense is being offensive?
Ep. 4: Blood Juice (2000-05-08)

Riding in his father's car while listening to country-western music, Angry Kid gets roped into a little self-wrangling.
Ep. 5: Road Hog (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid pedals his sense of social injustice as a truck tries to overtake him on his bicycle.
Ep. 6: Stinky (2000-05-08)

Have you ever had one of those moments when your hand passes in front of your face and you think: What is that awful smell!?
Ep. 7: Headlights (2000-05-08)

The Kid capitalizes on the dark dankness of the back seat to pull some mighty impressive pranks.
Ep. 8: Cotton Bud (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid finds out why he shouldn't pick his nose (we don't recommend watching this one in full-screen mode).
Ep. 9: Sex Education (2000-05-08)

Home sick from school, Angry Kid learns about the intimate side of life… somebody change the channel!
Ep. 10: Bone (2000-05-08)

The last thing Angry Kid wants to see on a bike ride is one of his own bones.
Ep. 11: Captain Thunderpants (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid wants to listen to his own music in the car. But, as he should be well aware by now, things rarely go his way.
Ep. 12: Swearing (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid tests the limits of his father's linguistic legalese, while riding jumpseat in the jalopy.
Ep. 13: Queen's Speech (2000-05-08)

Christmas is a time for children and their views are important. Not just as the adults of the future but as children NOW.
Ep. 14: Hardface (2000-05-08)

He's supposed to be brushing his teeth, but instead, Angry Kid brushes up on his imitations.
Ep. 15: Chips (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid fights the neighborhood dog for the thing nearest and dearest to his heart: chippies!
Ep. 16: Superhero (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid must use his superpowers to save the world from Dr. Assrot.
Ep. 17: Lovebite (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid engages in what proves to be the safest sex there is.
Ep. 18: Buzz Off! (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid finds all sorts of interesting toys in the bathroom, including mum's, uh, how do we say this…? Vibrator?
Ep. 19: Backwards Writing (2000-05-08)

What's the Kid to do when younger Sis can spell better backwards and forwards?
Ep. 20: Hoax Call (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid is no help to the help line. Watch as he pushes an innocent telephone operator over the edge.
Ep. 21: Wee Wee (2000-05-08)

Little Sis' curiosity interrupts Angry Kid's flow.
Ep. 22: Speed (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid fights the law — and the law winces.
Ep. 23: Sneeze (2000-05-08)

The balmy red-headed moppet gives his olfactory rendition of "Mirror in the Bathroom".
Ep. 24: Horror (2000-05-08)

Angry Kid finds something that suits him on the telly… frighteningly.
Ep. 25: Kidnap (2000-05-08)

Even the threat of "The Home" isn't enough to deter The Kid from pressing his luck, and his poor pop's patience.