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Series 5

Episode 12: Day of the Jacket

First broadcast: on CBBC ChannelLatest broadcast: on CBBC Channel

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Eccentric inventor Dr Carla Baxter is kidnapped from outside the scientific facility where she works, and her latest invention - a 'camoguise' jacket that allows the wearer to look and sound like someone else - is stolen with her. The kidnapper is Ivan Orfalkold, a Grojzvenian assassin who has already broken into MI9 HQ and is now headed for the St Hope's MI9 base disguised as a school pupil. While he is wearing the camoguise jacket, the spies know it will be hard to identify him.

On the same day, three new pupils start at St Hope's. The spies are sure that this cannot be a coincidence and one of them must be Orfalkold in disguise. However, their mission becomes even more difficult when Mrs King decides that St Hope's pupils must now wear full school uniform at all times - how will they tell whose blazer is actually the camoguise jacket?

As the team split up and follow the three new pupils around, each of them becomes convinced that the one they are following is Orfalkold. They realise that the only way to solve the mystery is to find a way to make Orfalkold take his blazer off, and Avril's latest project, a chilli-eating competition, seems to provide the perfect opportunity. The team manage to talk the new pupils into competing, and wait to see who can handle the heat!

With HQ in increasing danger of being breached, can the spies unmask the real enemy agent before it's too late? Show less

Contributors

Carrie Stewart:
Charlene Chika Osuagwu
Oscar Cole:
Ben Kerfoot
Frank London:
Jonny Freeman
Mr Flatley:
Chris Stanton
Dr Carla Baxter:
Clara Salaman
Harriet:
Minnie Crowe
Thomas:
Sean Young
Scoop Doggy:
Sam Melvin
Avril Franklin:
Jenny Huxley Golden
Davina Berry:
Eliza Cummings-Cove
Donovan Butler:
Joseph Cocklin
Homie Apathy:
Anthony Genas
Director:
Richard Elson

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