History Series / BlueWaterHigh

* BreakTheHaughty: [[spoiler: This is what has happened to Edge on the pro circuit before his cameo appearance in season 2]]

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* AnAesop: Generally one at the end of each episode but no particularly {{JustForFun/egregious}} examples.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Fly

* CloudCuckooLander: Eric and Guy.

* DisappearedDad: Eric's ran away when he was young.
* FakeGuestStar: Jilly who appeared in more episodes than anyone but Simmo, Fly and Bec

* HiddenHeartOfGold: Edge, his parents were almost always on the pro circuit when he was growing so he's gotten used to doing everything on his own (don't worry his parent's left him with his grandparents) and can't let anyone see the softer side.

* LimitedSocialCircle: Apparently averted but as we see none of them hanging out with anyone but each other this is an InformedAttribute
* MotorMouth: Eric.

* OvenLogic: Edge applies this in an early episode of season one.

* ShirtlessScene: The male surfers have a lot of these.
* SiblingRivalry: Bridget and her brothers.

* TalentDouble: While the actors were given some surf lessons most of the surfing was done by these.
* TeamDad: Simmo
* TeamMom: Jilly in seasons one and two, Bec switches between this and CoolBigSis depending on the situation in season three.

* TwoTeacherSchool: Well one teacher and one prinicpal.

Season three came after almost two year of waiting and brought with it [[{{Retool}}a lot of changes.]] Solar blue had been purchased by a company that didn't really want to keep funding it, giving an in-universe version of ExecutiveMeddling. Simmo had been fired, Jilly had left and Bec had been given the job of head coach. Garry Miller was soon chosen as trainer. The students this year were Guy Spender, Charley Prince, Adam Bridge, Bridget Sanchez, Loren Power and Cassie Cometti.

* WhoWearsShortShorts

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: One episode of season two has Corey watching Rachel surfing, Brooke and Amy see this and when he goes inside Amy comments "probably to have a cold shower."

* OneCrazyNight: In "Dreams and Dramas", the group attempt to keep Fly out of the house while they organise her surprise party. This resulys in Fly and Heath getting stranded miles from home, being caught in the rain, taking shelter in a caravan, the owner of the caravan towing it away, and them accidentally setting fire to the van while they attempt to signal the driver. Meanwhile, the others are holding a party without the guest of honour, which turns into a WildTeenParty when gatecrashers arrive.

* WillTheyOrWontThey: A lot of season one is spent asking this about Bec and Edge.
* YouLookFamiliar: Cassie's actress had a small one off part during season two as did Guy's actor in season one.

* HiddenHeartOfGold: Edge, his parents were almost always on the pro circuit when he was growing so he's gotten used to doing everything on his own (don't worry his parent's left him with his grandparents) and can't let anyone see the softer side.* ICallItVera: Matt's board Angelina.

''Blue Water High'' is an Australian show targeted to teens that ran for three seasons from 2005 - 2008. Each seasons followed a different group of Australian surfers who had been chosen to take place in a year long training course at the Solar Blue Academy, at the end of the year there would be a final surf off and the best male and female would win a ticket on to the pro circuit. Season one brought us Rebecca "Bec" Sanderson, Dean "Edge" Edgely, Perri Lawe, Matthew "Matt" Leyland, Fiona "Fly" Watson, Heath Carroll and Anna Petersen. Craig "Simmo" Simmonds was head coach while Deborah "Deb" Callum took care of the management and [[NoLastNameGiven Jilly]]. Season one quickly became a big hit with various related competitions were held and even live interviews which fans could watch online.

* ICallItVera: Matt's board Angelina.
* JerkassFacade: Edge, his parents were almost always on the pro circuit when he was growing so he's gotten used to doing everything on his own (don't worry his parent's left him with his grandparents) and can't let anyone see the softer side.

* OneCrazyNight: In "Dreams and Dramas", the group attempt to keep Fly out of the house while they organise her surprise party. This resulys in Fly and Heath getting stranded miles from home, being caught in the rain, taking shelter in a caravan, the owner of the caravan towing it away, and them accidentally setting wire to the van while they attempt to signal the driver. Meanwhile, the others are holding a party without the guest of honour, which turns into a WildTeenParty when gatecrashers arrive.

* RealSongThemeTune: "Aiming For Your Head" by Betchadupa.

* ADayInTheLimelight: Fly gets two in season 2.

* TheCastShowoff: Averted, Simmo's actor could surf, and would between takes, but we never see Simmo surf.

* AnAesop: Generally one at the end of each episode but no particularly {{egregious}} examples.

Season three came after almost two year of waiting and brought with it [[{{Retool}}a lot of changes.]] Solar blue had been purchased by a company that didn't really want to keep funding it, giving an in-universe version of ExecutiveMeddling. Simmo had been fired, Jilly had left and Bec had been given the job of head coach. Gary Miller was soon chosen as trainer. The students this year were Guy Spender, Charley Prince, Adam Bridge, Bridget Sanchez, Loren Power and Cassie Cometti.

Blue Water High is an Australian show targeted to teens that ran for three seasons from 2005 - 2008. Each seasons followed a different group of Australian surfers who had been chosen to take place in a year long training course at the Solar Blue Academy, at the end of the year there would be a final surf off and the best male and female would win a ticket on to the pro circuit. Season one brought us Rebecca "Bec" Sanderson, Dean "Edge" Edgely, Perri Lawe, Matthew "Matt" Leyland, Fiona "Fly" Watson, Heath Carroll and Anna Petersen. Craig "Simmo" Simmonds was head coach while Deborah "Deb" Callum took care of the management and [[NoLastNameGiven Jilly]]. Season one quickly became a big hit with various related competitions were held and even live interviews which fans could watch online.

Season three came after almost two year of waiting and brought with it [[{{Retool}}a lot of changes.]] Solar blue had been purchased by a company that didn't really want to keep funding it, giving an in-universe version of ExecutiveMeddling. Simmo had been fired, Jilly had left and Bec had been given the job of head coach. Gary Miller was soon chosen as trainer. The students this year were Guy Spender, Charley Prince, Adam Bridge, Bridget Sanchez, Loren Power and Cassie Cometti. The third season received mixed reviews, many anti's citing the [[UnpleasableFanbase over use of humour.]]

Blue Water High is notable for being one of only two Australian teen shows to receive three seasons for the decade 2000-2009, the other being ''H20JustAddWater''.

* TokenMinority: Seasons 2 and 3 feature one of these amongst the main kids. The German national probably also counts for Season 1. In the last season it is Eka Darville before he became [[Series/PowerRangersRPM the Red RPM Ranger]].

* YouLookFamiliar: Cassie's actress had a small one off part during season two as did Guy's actor in season one.
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