M.I. High

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M.I. High

2007- 2014

7 Seasons

88 Episodes

6.1(19 votes)

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Overview

A team of undercover teenage spies working for the fictional British secret intelligence agency MI9 who have to balance their school life with their jobs as secret agents.

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10 members

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Chris Stanton

Mr Flatley

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Jonny Freeman

Frank London

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Oyiza Momoh

Aneisha Jones

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Sam Strike

Daniel Morgan

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Oscar Jacques

Tom Tupper

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Julia Brown

Keri

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Channelle Owen

Mr King

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Megan McGill

Lady J

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Sandy Bain

Preston

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Paul Bamford

Roly Donaldson

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