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    • Source: Dodger (TV series)

      • Dodger is a British family comedy drama series, inspired by the Artful Dodger from the novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. The series serves as a prequel to the events of Oliver Twist. The first 10 episodes launched on 9 February 2022, on BBC iPlayer and were repeated on BBC One. Series One was followed by three specials, ‘Train’ in November 2022, ‘Christmas’ in December 2022 and ‘Bad Egg’ on Easter Saturday 2023 on BBC One. The series cast was led by Christopher Eccleston as Fagin and Billy Jenkins as Dodger.
      Following a BAFTA, RTS and Writer's Guild Award, a Christmas Special for 2023 was commissioned by the BBC.


      Premise


      Set in 1830s Victorian London, the series revolves around Jack Dawkins, better known as the Artful Dodger, and his exploits as part of Fagin's gang, prior to his introduction in Oliver Twist.


      Cast




      = Main

      =
      Billy Jenkins as Jack Dawkins/Dodger
      Christopher Eccleston as Fagin
      Aabay Ali as Charley Bates
      Ellie-May Sheridan as Polly Crackitt
      Mila Lieu as Tang
      Connor Curren as Tom Chitling
      David Threlfall as Chief of Police, Sir Charles Rowan
      Sam C. Wilson as Bill Sikes
      Rhys Thomas as PC Duff
      Javone Prince as PC Blathers
      Lucy Montgomery as Minnie Bilge, Fagin's landlady
      Saira Choudhry as Nancy
      Lenny Rush as Morgan (series 2; recurring series 1)


      = Recurring

      =
      Aron von Andrian as Prince Albert
      Tanya Reynolds as Queen Victoria (series 1)
      Lorraine Bruce as Mrs Grundles
      Alex Kingston as Lucifer
      James Fleet as Judge Fang
      Tony Way as Jon The News


      = Guest Stars

      =
      Nicola Coughlan as Queen Victoria (series 2)
      Toby Stephens as Martin Van Buren
      Paul Whitehouse as Chief Yeoman
      Simon Callow as Archbishop of Canterbury
      Robert Lindsay as the Prime Minister
      Jane Horrocks as Countess Cowper
      John Thomson as Mr Grundles
      Julian Barrett as Mr Greenwood
      Danny John Jules as Mr Rossini
      Anita Dobson as Bertha the Toymaker.


      Production


      In May 2021, it was announced in a press release that CBBC had commissioned a ten-part series, following the Artful Dodger's exploits, to be produced by NBCUniversal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group.
      Principal photography for the first series took place in Manchester and various locations around North West England. Shooting for the fifth episode took place at Grand Theatre, Blackpool.
      Production on three special episodes took place over the summer of 2022 and wrapped in Bristol in September. Filming took place at Bristol's The Bottle Yard Studios and on location in the city.
      The Christmas Special was filmed at Luton Hoo doubling as Saffron Hill and St Alban's Cathedral as Westminster Abbey. In 2023 Another Christmas special was announced and BBC Studios Kids & Family joined in on production.


      = Music

      =
      The series features original music written by Joel Cadbury and Will Harper.


      Release


      The first 5 episodes were made available on BBC iPlayer on 6 February 2022, after the first episode premiered on CBBC in the United Kingdom, with episodes airing weekly on the CBBC channel. Episodes 6–10 were later made available on BBC iPlayer on 13 March 2022, after the sixth episode aired on CBBC. The first series started airing weekly on the BBC's flagship channel, BBC One, from 13 March 2022.
      The first two episodes in a series of three one-off specials premiered on the CBBC channel on 27 November and 4 December 2022. The third special premiered on the CBBC channel on 7 April 2023.
      NBCUniversal Global Distribution is handling international sales for the show.


      = Reception

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      The first series was the most watched CBBC commissioned programme between September 2021 and September 2022.


      Awards and nominations



      Royal Television Society Best Children's Programme 2023
      Writer’s Guild of Great Britain Awards Best Children/Youth Programme
      Rose d’Or Nominated 2022


      References




      External links


      Dodger at BBC Online
      Dodger at IMDb

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