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Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) runtime "30.0".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) abstract "Beautiful People is a British comedy drama television series based on the memoirs of Barneys creative director Simon Doonan. The series takes place in Reading, Berkshire, in 1997, where thirteen-year-old Simon Doonan and his best friend Kylie dream of escaping their dreary suburban surroundings and moving to cosmopolitan London "to live amongst the beautiful people". The first episode aired on BBC Two on 2 October 2008 and recorded overnight ratings of 1.5 million viewers and positive critical reaction. Episodes are self-contained, but do follow a loose story arc throughout the course of each series. The second and final series finished airing on 18 December 2009.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) author Jonathan_Harvey_(playwright).
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) channel BBC_Two.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) completionDate "2009-12-18".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) composer Dan_Gillespie_Sells.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) composer Ian_Masterson.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) director Gareth_Carrivick.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) executiveProducer Jon_Plowman.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) format 576i.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) narrator Samuel_Barnett_(actor).
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) numberOfEpisodes "12".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) releaseDate "2008-10-02".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) runtime "1800.0".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) starring Luke_Ward-Wilkinson.
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Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) asstProducer "Jonathan Harvey".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) audioFormat "Stereo".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) caption "Beautiful People intertitle for series 2".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) channel "BBC TwoBBC HD".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) cinematography "Rob Kitzmann".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) company "BBC Productions".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) composer Ian_Masterson.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) country "United Kingdom".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) director "Gareth CarrivickDavid Kerr".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) editor "Mark Lawrence".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) episodenumber "1".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) episodenumber "2".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) executiveProducer Jon_Plowman.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) firstAired "2008-10-02".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) genre "Comedy drama".
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Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) language "English".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) lastAired "2009-12-18".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) listEpisodes "#Episodes".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) narrated "Samuel Barnett".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) numEpisodes "12".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) opentheme ""Beautiful People Theme"".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-10-02".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-10-09".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-10-16".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-10-23".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-10-30".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2008-11-06".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-11-13".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-11-20".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-11-27".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-12-04".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-12-11".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) originalairdate "2009-12-18".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) pictureFormat "576".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) producer "Justin Davies".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) runtime "1800.0".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "An attractive new male teacher, obsessed with the Eurovision Song Contest, catches Kylie and Simon's eye and comes to dinner with his boyfriend with disastrous results. He takes Simon and Kylie, who are trying to form a boy band, to the dress rehearsal of the Eurovision Song Contest 1998 but they unexpectedly appear on stage at the live event. Guest appearance by Dana International. Aunty Hayley does not appear in this episode.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Ashlene's baby is about to arrive with surprising news, and Kylie discovers a world of magic in the cupboard under the stairs. Simon learns he has something in common with the new boy at school, and Debbie uses a local tragedy to launch her acting career. Debbie reads Simon's note he wrote prior to cancelling his plans to run away, where he reveals his sexuality. The father of Ashlene's baby is revealed to be Jayeson, the bully. Debbie slaps Jayeson for impregnating her daughter, making her a grandmother; and for bullying Simon for being gay. Back in present day, Simon tells his mother he's getting married to Mickey, his old crush.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Debbie becomes the muse to Turner Prize-winning artist Stacey Bile , Simon and Kylie get lessons in Indian dancing, and Aunt Hayley explores a new career in telephone astrology. Guest appearances by Dannii Minogue, Mark Lawson and Alan Yentob as themselves, and Alice Lowe as Stacey Bile.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Grown-up Simon returns to Reading a single man, and with Debbie recalls a class project where he discovered a terrible family secret that his parents are not married. He, therefore, plans his parents' wedding. It runs smoothly until the wedding reception, when Ashlene reveals that she is pregnant. However, she will not reveal the father.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Influenced by watching Ground Force, Simon sees to it that the garden gets a new water feature, and the women of Melody Crescent are inspired by a sexy fitness instructor to slosh their way to health and beauty. Guest appearance by Elaine Paige.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Kylie and Simon covet a pair of golden hair tongs, which are displayed in the window of Tameka's hairdressers. She tells them that she won them in a contest, and they'd have to be pried 'from her cold dead fingers'. Later, Kylie asks Simon to dye his hair a dusky blonde, so he can look more like his idol Princess Diana. This fails, because Kylie's natural hair is darker, Kylie angrily tells Simon that they are no longer friends. While Simon tries to make new friends, Tameka tells him to stop loitering outside her shop: Simon replies by telling her to "drop dead". Later on while cutting Debbie's hair, Tameka actually does drop dead [leaving Debbie with an unfinished haircut] from a hole in the heart; however, Simon believes it was his words that killed her. Simon and Kylie become friends again when the death and funeral of Princess Diana unites them in grief. Debbie then takes Simon back to the hairdressers, where Tameka is lying in repose in the centre of the shop, the tongs in her hands. In the present day, Sacha asks Simon that if he didn't steal the tongs from the viewing, then how did they end up in his possession? The answer is provided by the appearance of grown-up Kylie, who states that he swapped them with a pair of his mother's before Tameka was buried.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Kylie steals the school head-teacher's clutch bag. When Simon discovers this, he returns it straight away to her office, but unintentionally rests the bag on the 'speak button' on her intercom system, revealing to the whole school what he wants for his birthday – a Posh Spice doll. When he is bullied for revealing it, he gets excluded from school. In the mean time, Auntie Hayley is asked out by a man – who we later discover flashed at Ashlene. Fearing Simon's effeminate behaviour may make him an easy target for school bullies, Andy attempts to teach Simon how to play football. At first it all goes wrong, but upon discovering that Posh is dating a footballer, Simon is motivated to practice. Debbie purchases a Posh doll for him, but it gets stolen. Simon is signed up for a school football match, which he wins for his team . Simon's team-mate offers him the champion trophy, which he refuses to accept. The bully says he knew Simon would refuse it, which is why he brought along a Posh spice doll specially for him.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Simon and Kylie believe they have found one of the Beautiful People when their new English teacher, Miss Prentice , arrives from London. The boys become infatuated with their bohemian mentor who romances them with tales of her ex-lover, Francois, and of the Beautiful People. Miss Prentice takes the boys to the local pub, just as Debbie is about to start her shift. Debbie is annoyed to see Simon in the pub, but more annoyed that a responsible adult such as his teacher has allowed it. Debbie throws her out of the pub causing Simon to announce hatred of his family. Miss Prentice tells the boys that Francois has been in contact and wishes to rekindle their romance and leaves for London quoting lyrics from 'I've Never Been to Me' as she leaves the classroom, leaving her address so the boys can stay in contact. That night, Simon, still annoyed with Debbie, sneaks out of the house and travels to London with Kylie to find her. Arriving there, they discover that Miss Prentice is not living the glamorous life she implied and is in fact living on a council estate. After telling the boys to go away, Kylie and Simon discover that they are not far from BBC Television Centre and end up in the audience of Live & Kicking. Back home, Simon lies on his bed completely disillusioned by his trip. Debbie, comfortingly tells him the story of her former flatmate Jamie: he used to dream that every night he would go up to the roof and jump off and would dance across the roof tops of London, and he told Debbie that one day he would do it because you should never give up on your dreams. Jamie gave Debbie a snowglobe, but became ill and died before he got to London . Debbie gives it to Simon telling him to not give up on his dreams.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Simon decides to play a prank on his mum. He pretends to be the voice of her spirit guide and predicts the number 2 will bring bad news. When Debbie hears someone has died on the toilet she is convinced another death is close by. Andy's mum comes to stay having had an operation which completely changes her character. After a few days, Debbie is going insane. Andy's mum has brought home a fiancé and is criticising and upsetting everyone. One evening, having broken her arm she goes to make a fry-up and puts a can of baked beans in the microwave. The microwave explodes and kills her, proving Debbie's theory correct. Simon, feeling bad, calls his mum and says she will no longer be troubled by her abilities and to increase her son's pocket money by five pounds. Back in present day Simon claims to have made his beads from his grandmother's false teeth.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "Simon wants to join a stage school and he, Kylie and Imelda , audition for the school production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, arranged by the drama teacher who is also Imelda's godfather . Imelda gets the part of Joseph, but the un-professionalism of the cast gets too much for the teacher, who cancels the play and replaces it with a Talent Show. Getting an idea from Stephen King's Carrie, which they had watched earlier in the episode, Simon and Kylie tip a bucketful of red dye onto Imelda, on stage during her performance, in front of the whole school. She is traumatised by this, and convinces her mother to transfer her to the stage school. A chance meeting with Imelda years later results in her breaking Simon's nose.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "When the Doonans' plans for a holiday abroad are ruined by Reba ruining Andy's plumbing reputation, the Doonans decide to fake a holiday in-house and keep it a secret from their neighbours. Kylie, having a fight with his mother over his effeminate ways, discovers their secret and decides to join him, but when his abusive father, fresh out of prison, comes to call, Kylie returns home to protect his mother ending in tragedy.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) shortsummary "While at Kylie's, Simon steals one of Reba's dresses and tries it on back at home. Ashlene takes a Polaroid photo of him wearing it and threatens to show it to everyone unless he styles her hair to look like Heather Small's. Debbie finds the dress in the bin, assumes Reba is having an affair with Andy , and fights her in the street. Ashlene reveals that Simon took the dress. Debbie tries to quit drinking alcohol but starts again when Andy tells her she is boring when she is sober. Simon sees supposedly vegan Hayley eating a burger and threatens to tell everyone. To keep him quiet, she gives him £30, which he spends on a vase, which costs £20, that he has had his eye on for a long time.".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) showName "Beautiful People".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) starring "Luke Ward-WilkinsonLayton WilliamsSophie AshSamuel BarnettOlivia ColmanAidan McArdleSarah NilesMeera Syal".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) themeMusicComposer "Dan Gillespie SellsIan Masterson".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "Beautiful People".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Beads".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Camp".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Gash".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Globe".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Groom".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Nose".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Plumes".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Posh".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Tongs".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Turner".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Vase".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) title "How I Got My Water Feature".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) writer "Jonathan Harvey Simon Doonan".
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:2000s_British_television_series.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:2008_British_television_programme_debuts.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:BBC_television_comedy.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:British_LGBT-related_television_programmes.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:Culture_in_Reading,_Berkshire.
Beautiful_People_(UK_TV_series) subject Category:English-language_television_programming.
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