Get Even (TV series)
Four schoolgirls form a group to expose bullies.
A group of schoolgirls secretly targets bullies in the British teen thriller Get Even, which debuted on BBC iPlayer on 14 February 2020. Holly Phillips adapted the show from Gretchen McNeil’s Don't Get Mad book series. Netflix picked it up for international release in August 2020, and a spin-off titled Rebel Cheer Squad followed on BBC in February 2022.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Teen drama; Thriller
- Creator
- Holly Phillips
- Based on
- Don't Get Mad, Gretchen McNeil
- Composer
- Esther Joy Lane
- Executive producers
- Lucy Martin
- Chapman Maddox
- Bob Higgins
- Producer
- Josh Dynevor
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Language
- English
Facts from the source article.
Did You Know?
- The series ends on a cliffhanger.
- Ronny Kent holds a note saying 'DGM' in his hand after being murdered.
Cast and characters
Kim Adis plays Kitty Wei, a student whose parents push her to excel, creating constant pressure to perform. Mia McKenna-Bruce is Bree Deringer, a girl from a wealthy family who regularly lands in trouble at school. Bethany Antonia takes the role of Margot Rivers, an American teen who spends her free time gaming and keeps to herself, with few friends. Jessica Alexander appears as Olivia Hayes, someone everyone assumes is a typical rich girl, but she actually comes from a poor background. Joe Flynn portrays Ronny Kent, an entitled boy who steals private photos of Mika and posts them online; he later dies after being pushed from his bedroom window. Emily Carey plays Mika Cavanaugh, a protected girl whose private photos are taken and shared without her permission. Kit Clarke is Logan, the drama club’s lead actor who develops an interest in Margot. Jake Dunn plays Christopher Beeman, the theatre director and Logan’s closest friend. Joe Ashman appears as Rex Cavanaugh, Mika’s brother, Bree’s childhood friend, and Amber’s boyfriend. Ayumi Spyrides is Camilla, captain of the girls’ football team, who was trapped in an illegal and abusive relationship with Coach Creed, a situation uncovered by DGM. Priya Blackburn plays Meera, a friend of Olivia’s who secretly resents her. Joelle Bromidge appears as Jemima, another friend of Olivia’s. Razan Nassar is Amber, the school’s most popular student, Olivia’s best friend, Rex’s girlfriend, and a drama club member. Isaac Rouse plays John, Bree’s best friend and the person she trusts most. Jack Derges takes the role of Coach Richard Creed, a PE teacher involved in an illegal and abusive relationship with Camilla, a thoroughly unpleasant man who disregards others’ wellbeing. Elaine Tan is Coach Evans, a PE teacher who coaches the girls’ football team and is known for handing out arbitrary punishments. Shannon Murray plays Mrs Baggott, the deputy headmistress and John’s mother. Chris J Gordon appears as Donte, Olivia’s boyfriend. Charlie Anson is Mr Harrington, the headmaster of Bannerman school. Dylan Brady plays Ed, a student and friend of Margot. Danny Griffin is Shane, a boy who shows interest in Bree. Gerard Fletcher appears as Detective Bartlett, one of the detectives looking into Ronny’s death. Natasha Atherton plays Detective Misra, the other detective on the case.
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