Oscar Charlie

TV Series
2001–
24m

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Young Charlie Spinner discovers that his boring old grandfather, Oscar, is in fact a senior secret agent working for British Intelligence. Charlie slowly becomes embroiled in Oscar's latest ... Read allYoung Charlie Spinner discovers that his boring old grandfather, Oscar, is in fact a senior secret agent working for British Intelligence. Charlie slowly becomes embroiled in Oscar's latest case trying to prove that the international spy Semion Medvedev is about to pull off a maj... Read allYoung Charlie Spinner discovers that his boring old grandfather, Oscar, is in fact a senior secret agent working for British Intelligence. Charlie slowly becomes embroiled in Oscar's latest case trying to prove that the international spy Semion Medvedev is about to pull off a major bank raid in the city of London.

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David Swift

Oscar Spinner

• 2001–2002

Eddie Cooper

Charlie Spinner

• 2001–2002

Danielle Calvert

Deborah Spinner

• 2001–2002

Dido Miles

Carol Spinner

• 2001–2002

Owen Brenman

Alan Spinner

• 2001–2002

Wahlid Choglay

• 2001–2002

Wanda Ventham

Beryl

• 2001–2002

Robert Timmins

Willoughby

• 2001–2002

Louis Mahoney

George

• 2001–2002

Kumall Grewal

Ranjit

• 2001–2002

Choy-Ling Man

Rikako

• 2001–2002

Andrew Burt

Medvedev

• 2001

Michael Fenton Stevens

Palmer

• 2001

Tim Griggs

Haakon

• 2001

David Yip

Dr Pang

• 2002

Eric Jorrin

Jan Erling

• 2002

Stephen Rubie

Sonny

• 2001–2002

Suzette Llewellyn

Hilary Canning

• 2002

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What do you expect from a CBBC low-budget spy drama?

A fairly unconvincing cooker explosion? Check.

A powerful supercomputer that seems to be able to make domestic computers catch fire? Check.

Decent adult actors and annoying child ones? Check.

David Spinner and Wanda Ventham are engaging to watch, but Eddie Cooper just seems to overdo every single word he says i.e. It just seeeems sooooo unfaaaaair. (Don't quote that as a quote).

Not that I'm saying I could do any better myself.

Still, this was the first CBBC program to truly entertain me for a while, and I aimed to not miss episodes, which I have not done in a series at all for a long long time. When its recapitulated in a couple of months, take a look.