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The first series of the British children's television series The Dumping Ground began broadcasting on 4 January 2013 on CBBC and ended on 15 March 2013. The series follows the lives of the children living in the fictional children's care home of Elm Tree House, nicknamed by them "The Dumping Ground". It consists of thirteen, thirty-minute episodes.[1] It is the ninth series in The Story of Tracy Beaker franchise.
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Everyone from series 3 of the previous show Tracy Beaker Returns returned for this series, with the exceptions of Sapphire Fox, Liam O'Donovan and Tracy Beaker. It also sees new characters Faith, Floss (from episode 6) and Mo (from episode 10). Gus leaves after episode 5 and Elektra and Gina leave after the series finale. It is also the final series to feature Elmtree House. The opening 2 episodes have the YP being home alone after Mike goes on holiday and Gina goes to hospital. After that, Lily's dad's girlfriend (Shannay) moves into their flat causing chaos for Lily, Jody lives with her mum for a while before Carmen and Tyler realise that she's being abused by her older brother (Kingsley), Gus goes through turmoil when he gets the chance to get fostered and does eventually agree to, Faith's history is revealed, new girl Floss bargains Jeff off Harry, Frank gets a job in a cafe after failing his exams and Rick meets his dad who has been in prison. Towards the end of series 1, the Dumping Ground (DG) go on a day trip to a Edwardian mansion and roleplay as Edwardians for the day, new resident Mo causes trouble for some residents, Carmen, Tee and Lily fall out on a sleepover, Tyler does a big practical joke on Elektra, Carmen meets an exotic girl (Esme), and in the series 1 finale, Faith's brother suddenly arrives at Elm Tree House, when she believes he's dead.
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Main
- Connor Byrne as Mike Milligan
- Kay Purcell as Gina Conway
- Amy-Leigh Hickman as Carmen Howle
- Philip Graham Scott as Harry Jones
- Noah Marullo as Gus Carmichael (episodes 1-5 only)
- Mia McKenna-Bruce as Tee Taylor
- Joe Maw as Johnny Taylor
- Jessie Williams as Lily Kettle
- Christopher John Slater as Frank Matthews
- Jessica Revell as Elektra Perkins
- Daniel Pearson as Rick Barber
- Miles Butler-Hughton as Tyler Lewis
- Kia Pegg as Jody Jackson
- Leanne Dunstan as Faith Davis
- Sarah Rayson as Floss Guppy (from episode 1)
- Reece Buttery as Mo Michaels (from episode 10)
Guest
- Craig Conway as Bomb Squad Officer
- Jacqueline Phillips as Lydia Dillon
- Tony Neilson as Manager
- Sammy T. Dobson as Sarah
- Ben Cartwright as Steve Kettle
- Holly Quin-Ankrah as Shannay
- Neil Armstrong as Rob
- Victoria Alcock as Denise Jackson
- David Avery as Kingsley Jackson
- James Bartlett as Luke Jackson
- Elizabeth Hall as Ronnie
- Sara Stephens as Dawn
- Katherine Monaghan as Social Worker
- Ian Stewart Robinson as Police Officer
- Adeleina Williams as Jade
- Louise Jameson as Angel
- Chris Simmons as Gerry Barber
- Ryan Enver as Builder
- Carmen Munroe as Hattie
- Philip Harrison as George
- Rachel Teate as Rachel
- Sophie Skelton as Esme Vasquez-Jones
- Selina Giles as Mrs Vasquez-Jones
- Isaac Ssebandeke as Razz Davis
- Robert Haythorne as Solly
- Lee Lomas as Cass
Casting
Screenterrier announced the casting of characters Mo, Floss and Faith in September 2012.[2][3]
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