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The following is an episode list for the television series M.I. High, a children's adventure programme on the UK TV channel CBBC.
Series overview
Episodes
= Series 1 (2007)
=The BBC confirmed on 12 November 2006 that a 10 episodes series, lasting 30 minutes each, would be transmitted in early 2007 on CBBC channel. M.I. High was shown as part of the BBC's HD trial, available to viewers with HD services and was the first CBBC television program to be filmed and transmitted in High Definition.
The main cast was confirmed with Bel Powley, Moustafa Chousein-Oglou, and Rachel Petladwala playing child spies Daisy, Blane, and Rose respectively, with Danny John-Jules playing their handler Lenny.
= Series 2 (2008)
== Series 3 (2009)
=A third series was confirmed by the BBC 6 February 2008, with 13 episodes each lasting 30 minutes in length to transmit in 2009. It was confirmed that Rachel Petladwala would return as Rose Gupta, with new actors Charlene Osuagwu and Ben Kerfoot joining as characters Carrie and Oscar respectively, while Jonny Freeman would portray the team's new handler Frank London.
= Series 4 (2010)
== Series 5 (2011)
== Series 6 (2013)
=After a 16-month break, M.I. High was renewed for a sixth series, with the M.I. High project having moved to the new setting of Saint Heart's school.
= Series 7 (2014)
=References
External links
M.I. High at BBC Online
M.I. High at IMDb
Nathan Cockerill (Screen Writer) website