Still living on the family farm in Dunt, identical twins Daniel and Nathan Sims, who appeared in We Can Be Heroes, are back. Joining the boys in the series are four new characters; former surfing world champion Blake Oakfield, a family man and founding member of a surfie gang - the Mucca Mad Boys; S.mouse a U.S. rapper famous for having produced the biggest selling hip-hop single of all time; Japanese mother Jen Okazaki, a shrewd businesswoman, she also manages her son’s skateboarding career; and Juvenile Justice Centre for Boys officer Ruth Sims, aka Gran. Gran takes pride in looking after the ‘worst boys in the state’ and can be as tough on the boys as she is kind to them.
saw this a few days ago, cannot wait for this, GAY STYLE! Sneaky nuts has been one of my mates bread and butter since high school and to see it getting the recognition it deserves, is amazing to see. I’m glad he didn’t bring back any of his past characters, it;s good to start a fresh!
Oh and by the way, if you read the news from “news.com.au” “the punch” and others, you’ll see the “olds” are only anticipating the juvenile warden, guess they don’t understand the hip pop or pushy asian parents thing…
i don’t really think that pplaying all the characters himself really adds a whole lot. frankly i think he’s overrated. funn, but not the genius many seem to think he is.
also, blackface and a fake nose. in 2011…? (and i’m seriously un-PC)
Just so everyone knows, Summer Heights High was filmed at my high school while i was in year 11 and all my friends are in it. There was something slightly unpleasant about our school being payed to act as the grounding for a show that took the piss out of public schools. Still, lols were brought when i thought this girl around the yard was a bit cute, only to realise it was Chris Lilley.