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Revision as of 01:06, 22 July 2012
Contents |
Host
"Caleb" (Stuart Goldsmith)
Co-hosts
Lindsay Duncan as "Laura Grant"/"Neuros"/"Cybele"
Roboidz: Noel Byrne, Richard Garaghty, Gareth Jones
Voiceover: Peter Dickson
Broadcast
BBC Scotland for CBBC Channel, 3 May to present 18 December 2010 (26 episodes in 2 series)
Synopsis
It is the year 2110 and planet Earth has been taken over by the Roboidz. Time-travelling children from the year 2010 (yes, apparently we have time travel now - how cool is that?) journey to the future to try to defeat them.
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Trivia
The show is filmed on a container ship on Loch Striven. The location fee was given to children's charities in Argyll and Bute. All the publicity may have backfired on the production a bit, as many of the press previews noted how impressive the container ship setting was. The trouble is, it may be filmed on a mothballed container ship but it's not meant to look like one!
Web links
Argyll News - A behind-the-scenes look at the series.
