Teachers: Series 1-4

Complete, collected episodes from four seasons of the Channel 4 drama set in Summerdown Comprehensive, where the teachers are just as juvenile (if not more so) as the teenagers they are supposed to be educating. Series 1 follows the misadventures of teacher Simon Casey (Andrew Lincoln), who has as many problems in his personal life as he has in his classroom. Lowlights of his school year include being kicked out of his father's flat, getting dumped by his girlfriend and getting caught smoking a joint with a pupil. In Series 2, the focus shifts away from Simon as he decides his life is boring and buys a one-way ticket to South America. But there are still intrigues and politics aplenty unfolding at Summerdown... In Series 3, it's business as usual for the young teachers who specialise in immaturity rather than the traditional subjects, as they continue to spend their working life making friends, falling out, trying to figure out the opposite sex, smoking in the playground and dealing with lippy pupils. In series 4, Summerdown Comp has merged with a rival school, Bob (Lloyd McGuire) goes in search of a Thai mail-order bride, and the rest of the staff begin to suspect that Penny (Tamzin Malleson) is a Nazi after learning that her real surname is Eichmann.

Director: Otto Bathurst
Director: Jonathan Fox Bassett
Actor: Adrian Bower
Actor: Navin Chowdhry
Actor: Shaun Evans
Actor: Vicky Hall
Actor: Tamzin Malleson
Actor: Marsha Crosby
Actor: Zara Ramm
Actor: Jason Boyd
Actor: Ed Browning
Actor: Jack Baverstock
Actor: Max Dabbs
Director: John Alexander
Director: John Alexander
Director: Brian Kelly
Actor: Andrew Lincoln
Director: Andrew Lincoln
Executive Producer: Jane Fallon
Director: Richard Dale
Director: Sallie Aprahamian
Writer: Richard Stoneman
Actor: Ellen Thomas
Writer: Andrew Rattenbury
Writer: Tim Loane
Actor: James Lance
Writer: Jack Lothian
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Julie Rutterford
Director: Peter Lydon
Director: Susanna White
Director: Reza Moradi
Producer: Rhonda Smith
Writer: Charlie Martin
Writer: Ed Roe