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** Dinah Hunter actually knows his name, but when she mentions it [[spoiler:to his clone]], we never learn what she said to him.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: A sting from the original theme tune can be heard in that of the 2019 TV series. It also appears in one episode when we see [[spoiler:an outfit resembling one the original Headmaster wore]] and again when [[spoiler:the original Headmaster first appears]] in the final episode.
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* MarketBasedTitle: ''Hunky Parker is Watching You'' became ''The Revenge of the Demon Headmaster''.
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* ShapedLikeItself: In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.
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* ShapedLikeItself: In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo.Robot (or Robo, for short). Though this is actually an acronym.
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* SubliminalSeduction: "Hunky--or nothing!"
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''The Demon Headmaster Takes Over'' (1997) follows on directly from the last one, with the Headmaster[[spoiler:'s clone]] developing a computerised brain and then losing control of it.
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''The Demon Headmaster Takes Over'' (1997) follows on directly from the last one, with the Headmaster[[spoiler:'s clone]] Headmaster clone developing a computerised brain and then losing control of it.
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* GoodCannotComprehendEvil: Lloyd, being HotBlooded and one to jump to conclusions, thinks the Headmaster's plan in the first book is to hypnotize the nation to rob a bank, or just each send him £100, to make him the richest man in the world. His assumption isn't bad in terms of maths; a rough calculation based on the 1982 population would garnish him ''close to four and a half '''trillion''' pounds''. Ian and Harvey are quick to agree with him, but Dinah (correctly) infers that he has more insidious intentions for this hypnosis scheme.
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''The Demon Headmaster'' is a book written by Gillian Cross in 1982. The story concerns Dinah Glass, an orphan who's just recently been fostered by the Hunter family. On her first day at her new school, she makes some interesting observations:
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''The Demon Headmaster'' is a British book written by Gillian Cross in 1982. The story concerns Dinah Glass, an orphan who's just recently been fostered by the Hunter family. On her first day at her new school, she makes some interesting observations:
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* ArtifactTitle: "The Headmaster" is only one in the first book. The heroes continue to call him that because it's how they first met him, his real name is never revealed anyway, and it's creepier than whatever his current job is.
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* ArtifactTitle: "The Headmaster" is only one in the first book. The heroes continue to call him that because it's how they first met him, his real name is never revealed anyway, and it's creepier than whatever his current job is.is (although he was referred to as 'The Director' in ''Strikes Again'' when meeting new ally Simon).
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Plays a part in the 2019 series; as the Headmaster has created a system where the students don't 'learn', but are just programmed to go along with their designated 'specialities', [[spoiler:this allows Lizzie and the others to disrupt the Headmaster's planned presentation by switching the students' relevant material, such as essentially arranging for the rugby team to perform ''Swan Lake'' and a Shakespearean 'expert' to recite an insulting poem by switching their relevant material]].
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Plays a part in the 2019 series; as the Headmaster has created a system where the students don't 'learn', but are just programmed to go along with their designated 'specialities', [[spoiler:this allows Lizzie and the others to disrupt the Headmaster's planned presentation by switching the students' relevant material, such as essentially arranging for the rugby team to perform ''Swan Lake'' and a Shakespearean 'expert' to recite an insulting poem by switching their relevant material]].poem]].
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* FakingTheDead: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:Dinah Hunter faked her death years ago when she moved on to join MI6, allowing her to keep a discreet eye out for the Headmaster]].
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* FakingTheDead: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:Dinah Hunter faked her death years ago when she moved on to join MI6, [=MI6=], allowing her to keep a discreet eye out for the Headmaster]].
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* HighHeelFaceTurn: Rose in Strikes Again
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* HighHeelFaceTurn: Rose in Strikes Again''Strikes Again''.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:the original Headmaster steps in to inform the new one that he should abandon the current plan and withdraw, as there is no way to implement their original agenda after Lizzie Warren and her gang have exposed his plans on live television and Dinah has contacted her associates at MI6]].
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:the original Headmaster steps in to inform the new one that he should abandon the current plan and withdraw, as there is no way to implement their original agenda after Lizzie Warren and her gang have exposed his plans on live television and Dinah has contacted her associates at MI6]]. [=MI6=].]]
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* MassHypnosis: The Headmaster can hypnotize at least an assembly hall full of people on his own, but he at least believed that he could hypnotise the entire country if he was able to get on television.
* MilkmanConspiracy: The Headmaster is rather fond of these.
* MilkmanConspiracy: The Headmaster is rather fond of these.
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* MassHypnosis: The Headmaster can hypnotize at least an assembly hall full of people on his own, but he at least believed believes that he could hypnotise the an entire country if he was able to get on television.
* MilkmanConspiracy: The Headmaster is rather fond ofthese.these, staging takeover schemes while operating from a school, a computer science camp, a holiday camp, a scientific research centre, a university computer lab, and a popular nightclub.
* MilkmanConspiracy: The Headmaster is rather fond of
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** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person]].
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. While he certainly ''has'' a name, as Dinah is made to add his name to a list of people with access to the Prime Minister in ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' and his lack of knowledge of it plays a part in ''Takes Over'', but he is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. While he certainly ''has'' a name, as Dinah is made to add his name to a list of people with access to the Prime Minister in ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' and his lack of knowledge of it plays a part in ''Takes Over'', but he is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
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** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person]].
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. While he certainly ''has'' a name, as Dinah is made to add his name to a list of people with access to the Prime Minister in ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' and his lack of knowledge of it plays a part in ''Takes Over'',but he is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. While he certainly ''has'' a name, as Dinah is made to add his name to a list of people with access to the Prime Minister in ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' and his lack of knowledge of it plays a part in ''Takes Over'',
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** Sophie in the 2019 series is an expert at chemistry.
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** Sophie in the 2019 series is an expert at chemistry.chemistry, although this may be due to the Headmaster's influence.
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Correction, it wasn't the end of season 1. It was the end of the first story arc if anything, got confused.
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** At the end of the first season of the old TV series, after being humiliated on television, the Headmaster finds S.P.L.A.T. outside the school afterwards and says that they will meet again.
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** At the end of the first season of the old TV series, after After being humiliated on television, television by having gunge dumped on him during the Eddie Hair Show, the Headmaster finds S.P.L.A.T. outside the school afterwards and says that they will meet again.
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: ''The Demon Headmaster Takes Over'' ends without revealing if the Headmaster will ever wake up from his coma; the television adaptation expressly shows him waking up from it in the very last scene. (There would be more books published after ''Takes Over'', but not for another five years, whereas it was the final book to be adapted for television.)
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: ''The Demon Headmaster Takes Over'' ends without revealing if the Headmaster will ever wake up from his coma; the television adaptation expressly shows him waking up from it in the very last scene. (There would be more books published after ''Takes Over'', but not for another five years, whereas it was the final book to be adapted for television.television until the 2019 revival.)
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** In the old TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItself MasterPlan]].
** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.
** In the old TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItself MasterPlan]].
** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.
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**OperationBlank: In the old TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItself MasterPlan]].
** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.MasterPlan]].
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** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.
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*KnowWhenToFoldEm: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:the original Headmaster steps in to inform the new one that he should abandon the current plan and withdraw, as there is no way to implement their original agenda after Lizzie Warren and her gang have exposed his plans on live television and Dinah has contacted her associates at MI6]].
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*ProperlyParanoid: In ''The Demon Headmaster Takes Over'', Harvey is the first person to suspect that the Headmaster is involved in current events, with most characters dismissing this idea after [[spoiler:witnessing the Headmaster’s death in the last book until they realise they’re up against the Headmaster’s clone]].
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Plays a part in the 2019 series; as the Headmaster has created a system where people don't 'learn', but are just programmed to go along with their designated 'specialities', [[spoiler:allowing Lizzie and the others to disrupt the Headmaster's planned presentation by switching the students' relevant material, such as essentially arranging the rugby team to perform ''Swan Lake'']].
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Plays a part in the 2019 series; as the Headmaster has created a system where people the students don't 'learn', but are just programmed to go along with their designated 'specialities', [[spoiler:allowing [[spoiler:this allows Lizzie and the others to disrupt the Headmaster's planned presentation by switching the students' relevant material, such as essentially arranging for the rugby team to perform ''Swan Lake'']].Lake'' and a Shakespearean 'expert' to recite an insulting poem by switching their relevant material]].
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** The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a new identity.]]
** The tenth episode of the 2019 series reveals [[spoiler:the Headmaster of Hazelbrook is a different person to the original Headmaster and is subservient to him.]]
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a new identity.]]
** The tenth episode of the 2019 series reveals [[spoiler:the Headmaster of Hazelbrook is a different person to the original Headmaster and is subservient to him.]]
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** The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
Hunter]].
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a newidentity.]]
identity]].
** The tenth episode of the 2019 series reveals [[spoiler:the Headmaster of Hazelbrook is a different person to the original Headmaster and is subservient tohim.]]him]].
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a new
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* RockBeatsLaser: A possible way to view the conclusion of "Win-Day" in the 2019 series, when [[spoiler:the original Headmaster confronts the new Headmaster and hypnotises the new Headmaster despite only being a holographic projection of himself]].
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Plays a part in the 2019 series; as the Headmaster has created a system where people don't 'learn', but are just programmed to go along with their designated 'specialities', [[spoiler:allowing Lizzie and the others to disrupt the Headmaster's planned presentation by switching the students' relevant material, such as essentially arranging the rugby team to perform ''Swan Lake'']].
* FakingTheDead: In the 2019 series, [[spoiler:Dinah Hunter faked her death years ago when she moved on to join MI6, allowing her to keep a discreet eye out for the Headmaster]].
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* MassHypnosisMassHypnosis: The Headmaster can hypnotize at least an assembly hall full of people on his own, but he at least believed that he could hypnotise the entire country if he was able to get on television.
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** At the end of the first book, the Headmaster gets the opportunity to speak on national TV because Dinah indirectly gave Lucy the answer to the question that wins the school quiz.
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person.]]
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. He is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person.]]
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed. He is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
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** At the end of the first book, the Headmaster gets the opportunity to speak on national TV because Dinah indirectly gave Lucy the answer to the question that wins the school quiz.
quiz (albeit days before she could have realised it would significant).
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up inperson.]]
person]].
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed.He While he certainly ''has'' a name, as Dinah is made to add his name to a list of people with access to the Prime Minister in ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' and his lack of knowledge of it plays a part in ''Takes Over'', but he is only ever referred to as the Headmaster.
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in
* NoNameGiven: The Demon Headmaster's name is never revealed.
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* StalkerWithATesttube: A decidedly non-romantic version: [[spoiler:the Headmaster employs Dinah's father at the Biogenetic Research Centre, so he can steal Dinah's DNA and create Eve, a human/lizard hybrid.]]
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* StalkerWithATesttube: A decidedly non-romantic version: [[spoiler:the Headmaster employs Dinah's father at the Biogenetic Research Centre, so he can steal Dinah's DNA and create Eve, a human/lizard hybrid.]]hybrid combining Dinah's intellect with a lizard's lack of emotion]].
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* TakeOverTheWorld: The Headmaster's ultimate aim. In ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' he wants the contestants to hack into Downing Street's computer so he can arrange a face to face meeting with the Prime Minister, which will then lead to meetings with all the other leaders of the world.
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* TakeOverTheWorld: The Headmaster's ultimate aim. In ''The Prime Minister's Brain'' Brain'', he wants the contestants to hack into Downing Street's computer so he can arrange a face to face meeting with the Prime Minister, which will then lead to meetings with all the other leaders of the world.
** Ethan in the 2019 series is an expert hacker before he is subject to the Headmaster's influence.
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** At the end of the first season of the old tv series, after being humiliated on television, the Headmaster finds S.P.L.A.T. outside the school afterwards and says that they will meet again.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: May apply to the 2019 series; [[spoiler:Dinah initially assumes that the current Headmaster is the original character in a new body, much like how he was 'reborn' as a clone of himself in the third series, but the final episode reveals that the Hazelbrook Headmaster is actually a separate person from the original Headmaster, who holds a position of authority over the new one]].
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* WrongGenreSavvy: May apply to the 2019 series; [[spoiler:Dinah initially assumes that the current Headmaster is the original character in a new body, much like how he was 'reborn' as a clone of himself in the third original series, but the final episode reveals that the Hazelbrook Headmaster is actually a separate person from the original Headmaster, who holds a position of authority over the new one]].
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** The tenth episode of the 2019 series reveals [[spoiler:the Headmaster of Hazelbrook is a different person to the original Headmaster and is subservient to him.]]
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Wrong "wear/where". Entries shouldn't refer to things up/down the page. Tropes can be deleted or moved to different pages.
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** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to wear where they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person.]]
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* WeWillMeetAgain: See ThisIsUnforgivable above
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* WeWillMeetAgain: See ThisIsUnforgivable aboveWeWillMeetAgain:
** At the end of the first season of the old tv series, after being humiliated on television, the Headmaster finds S.P.L.A.T. outside the school afterwards and says that they will meet again.
** In the final episode of the 2019 series, [[spoiler:the original Headmaster]] tells Lizzie that they will meet again.
** At the end of the first season of the old tv series, after being humiliated on television, the Headmaster finds S.P.L.A.T. outside the school afterwards and says that they will meet again.
** In the final episode of the 2019 series, [[spoiler:the original Headmaster]] tells Lizzie that they will meet again.
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In 2019, the BBC announced that a new Demon Headmaster series had been commissioned, and would be an adaptation of ''Total Control''.
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In 2019, the BBC announced that a new Demon Headmaster series had been commissioned, and would be an adaptation of ''Total Control''.Control'', which commenced airing in October 2019.
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* BlandNameProduct: Or rather Bland Name Logo. In the 2019 series, Angelika and her mother belong to an activist group which has a logo resembling that of the organisation "Extinction Rebellion" with its logo turned sideways and a line through the middle.
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* BlandNameProduct: Or rather Bland Name Logo. In the 2019 series, Angelika and her mother belong to an activist group which has a logo resembling that of the organisation "Extinction Rebellion" with its logo turned sideways and a line through the middle.middle.
* TheCameo: [[spoiler:The original Headmaster appears in the final episode of the 2019 tv series.]]
* TheCameo: [[spoiler:The original Headmaster appears in the final episode of the 2019 tv series.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: At the end of the first book, the Headmaster gets the opportunity to speak on national TV because Dinah indirectly gave Lucy the answer to the question that wins the school quiz.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: NiceJobBreakingItHero:
** At the end of the first book, the Headmaster gets the opportunity to speak on national TV because Dinah indirectly gave Lucy the answer to the question that wins the schoolquiz.quiz.
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to wear they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person.]]
** At the end of the first book, the Headmaster gets the opportunity to speak on national TV because Dinah indirectly gave Lucy the answer to the question that wins the school
** In the 2019 series [[spoiler:Lizzie attempts to hit Dinah to snap her out of making a deal with the Headmaster, only to reveal to everyone that Dinah was using a hologram. This leads to the Headmaster freezing everyone to wear they're standing and demands that Dinah give herself up in person.]]
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** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robot. Though this is actually an acronym.
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** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robot.Robo. Though this is actually an acronym.
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* OperationBlank: In the TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItself MasterPlan]].
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* OperationBlank: OperationBlank:
** In the old TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItselfMasterPlan]].MasterPlan]].
** In the 2019 TV series, Tyler names his robot...Robot. Though this is actually an acronym.
** In the old TV series, the Headmaster names his Master Plan as...[[ShapedLikeItself
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** Dinah. Although she is in primary school, she is able to hack her way into the Prime Minister's computer.
** Sophie in the 2019 series is an expert at chemistry.
** Tyler in the 2019 series becomes an expert at robotics, which leads to him building a robot.
** Dinah. Although she is in primary school, she is able to hack her way into the Prime Minister's computer.
** Sophie in the 2019 series is an expert at chemistry.
** Tyler in the 2019 series becomes an expert at robotics, which leads to him building a robot.
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Not sure if this counts as this is out of brainwashing rather than someone getting adopted at an early age and growing up unaware.
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: The Headmaster's school was unnamed in the original books. It was named "St. Campion's" in a theatrical adaptation in the late 90s.
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* BlandNameProduct: Or rather Bland Name Logo. In the 2019 series, Angelika and her mother belong to an activist group which has a logo resembling that of the organisation "Extinction Rebellion" with its logo turned sideways and a line through the middle.
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* ContinuityReboot: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series, [[spoiler:or so it seems at first]]).
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* ContinuityReboot: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series, [[spoiler:or so it seems at first]]).Danger''.
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* WhamEpisode: The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
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* WhamEpisode: WhamEpisode:
** The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a new identity.]]
** The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
** The eighth episode of the 2019 series then reveals that [[spoiler:Lizzie and Tyler's mother is in fact Rose from the old series, having hidden under a new identity.]]
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* WhamEpisode: The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
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* WhamEpisode: The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school school, multiple references to the first series and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
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* ContinuityReboot: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series).
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* ContinuityReboot: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series).series, [[spoiler:or so it seems at first]]).
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* WhamEpisode: The sixth episode of the 2019 TV series reveals [[spoiler:that the series is not a ContinuityReboot of the original, as it first seemed, but a sequel to it, with the children discovering the original Headmaster's old school and a message from Dinah Hunter.]]
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* ContinuityReboot: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series).
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* {{Reboot}}: The latest novels ''Total Control'' and ''Mortal Danger'' (and upcoming TV series).
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* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Reboot, when Lizze Warren accesses the Headmaster's computer with the username ''Inspirational'' and the password ''everystudentisastar'', both of which formed part of repetitive sentences spoken to her by the students.
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* AntagonistTitle: [[CaptainObvious The Demon Headmaster]].
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* AntagonistTitle: [[CaptainObvious The Demon Headmaster]].Headmaster.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: The Headmaster should take more notice of Dinah's capabilities. The TV version he programs the computer at Vulcan Tower not to admit anyone called Dinah Glass; unfortunately for him, Dinah has changed her name to Dinah Hunter by that point, and the computer doesn't pick up on it.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: The Headmaster should did take more notice of Dinah's capabilities. The TV version he programs measures to ensure Dinah could not interfere with his plans again by ensuring that the computer at Vulcan Tower not to admit excluded anyone called named Dinah Glass; unfortunately for him, Glass from the competition. However, he did not anticipate Dinah has changed being adopted by the Hunters and changing her name to Dinah Hunter by that point, and the computer doesn't pick up on it.name. Hence, she still gets in.