Episodes: Six (half-hour)
Seasons: One
TV show dates: November 24, 2013 — December 29, 2013
Series status: Ended/cancelled
Performers include: Chris Lilley, Lester Ellis Jr., Georgie Jennings, Georgia Treu, Laura Grady, Phoebe Roberts, D’arci Buckerfield, Tayla Duyal, Madelyn Warrell, Alex Cooper, Jhyll Teplin, Brad Brivik, Monique Max, Wayne Perkins, Rose Flanagan, Brodie Dare, and Albert Mambo.
TV show description:
This comedy series is set at a private girls grammar school in Sydney, Australia. It follows the life of Ja’mie King (series creator Chris Lilley), a conniving Year 12 student at Hillford Girls Grammar, a tony private school.
Ja’mie is a self-promoting “queen bee” of Summer Heights High and returns from an exchange semester at that public school for her last three months at Hillford. She’s the unchallenged diva among the school’s most popular girls, as well as the school captain.
After spending her school days “cooing” with fellow prefects and dissing the “boarders,” Ja’mie turns her attention to conquering members of the opposite sex — particularly those enrolled nearby at Kelton Boys Grammar.
She also finds herself in a number of jams that incite the wrath of both school officials and her parents. Her callous manipulations begin to wear thin as a few brave girls start to challenge Ja’mie’s reign. But she’ll stop at nothing to have the last word, emboldened by her hot-girl entourage.
Episode #6
It’s Presentation Day, and Ja’mie has concocted a plan to avenge the administration for not naming her the Hillford Medalist. She tells her mother: “No one f*cks with me and gets away with it.”
Eric Walker is honored at the ceremony while the prefects look on in disgust. After passing on her pin to the succeeding school captain, Ja’mie commandeers the microphone and tells the crowd why she was snubbed for the medal — because the school’s administration is racist. Mr. Hayes runs on stage to cut the announcement short. The junior and senior choirs begin performing Ja’mie’s original song, while Madison takes control of the auditorium’s AV cart to play the video of Ja’mie topless Skype session with Kwami. The prefects strip down to their underwear, while Ja’mie removes her bra and proclaims, “I’m learning to be me.”
A month later, the girls have all been expelled from Hillford. Instead of completing year 12 again at another school, Ja’mie opts to do charity work in Africa. As she’s about to board her plane, Ja’mie realizes that there’s something more important than giving back — it’s love. She hops in a helicopter, flies past Kwami, and lands in the middle of Mitchell’s sports practice. Ja’mie and Mitchell share a passionate kiss while the prefects rush the field in delight.
Six months later, Ja’mie and the rest of the prefects are attending public school. Ja’mie’s broken up with Mitchell and has decided to date a girl named Astrid. Ja’mie is once again the most popular girl — this time at her new school — but she’ll never forget her time at Hillford. (Courtesy HBO)
First aired: TBD
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