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The Law of the Playground is a British television series broadcast on Channel 4 produced by Zeppotron in which various British comedians and celebrities recollect the past times of childhood at school. Throughout the series many different aspects of school life are brought up such as bullies, punishment, games, etc.
2006
Vic Reeves, Alan Carr and Jayne Middlemiss, among others, look back at their teachers, school discos and the art of playground lying.
Alan Carr, David Mitchell and Lee Mack are among those reminiscing about bunking off school and other playground stuff.
Debra Stephenson, Natalie Casey and Lee Mack look back at life on the school bus, swimming lessons and assembly.
Justin Lee Collins, David Mitchell and Rhys Thomas look back at PE lessons and playground smoking.
Christian O'Connell, Alex Zane and Olivia Lee remember sex education and some very painful schoolyard games.
Patrick McGuinness and Paul Kaye talk about the joy of school trips, 'going out' with someone for the first time and the constant threat of nits.
Vic Reeves, Christian O'Connell, Josie D'Arby and others look back at weird punishments and the rivalry with the school down the road.
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2008
In this first episode Vic Reeves, David Baddiel, Robert Webb, Myleene Klass and others look back at the glory of school plays, parents, Grange Hill, cliques and mastering the fine art of pulling.
Vic Reeves, Dom Wood, Kevin Bishop, Jamelia and others look back at playground games, the nation's obsession with Neighbours and playful chants.
Vic Reeves, Myleene Klass, Christian O'Connell, Patrick McGuinness and others reminisce about the cool and annoying teachers who taught them.
Kevin Bishop, Fay Ripley, Robert Webb, Olivia Lee and others reminisce about the mischievous pranks they used to play on each other, and the close friendships made at school. Plus random topics such as poo, bras and school myths.
Kevin Bishop, Fay Ripley, Robert Webb, Olivia Lee and others reminisce about the mischievous pranks they used to play on each other, and the close friendships made at school. Plus random topics such as poo, bras and school myths.
