Hacker Time - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Dick and Dom
This time Dick and Dom are Hacker's special guests. Amongst the inevitable chaos, mayhem and gunge, there's Hacker's new crime serial Sherlock Bones, and lots of funny clips.
Sue Barker
Hacker T. Dog is joined by the Queen of Sport, Sue Barker in a sport-tastic Hacker Time. Also featuring new crime drama, Sherlock Bones, a dancing lemon and Hacker's pick of the funniest Howlers from around the world.
Naomi Wilkinson
Naomi Wilkinson is tricked on to the set to prove that she's neither Deadly nor 60! Hacker also finds out exactly how much Naomi knows about animal poo.
Barney Harwood
Blue Peter bloke Barney Harwood finds himself on Hacker's chat show. He's used to appearing on TV, but Hacker Time is not like any other TV show...
Gerran Howell and Clare Thomas
Young Dracula actors Gerran Howell (Vlad) and Clare Thomas (Ingrid) are spooktacularly tricked into the Hacker Time studio... Prepare to be scared.
Jennie McAlpine
Hacker is fizzing over with excitement when he secures top drawer Coronation Street star Jennie McAlpine to appear on his show. There'll be acting LOLs, another ridiculous song - and doggy detective Sherlock Bones.
Ed Petrie
Ed Petrie feels All Over the Place when Hacker T Dog tricks him into appearing as a guest on his tiny, tiny little TV show. Ed's used to appearing on CBBC, but Hacker Time is not like any other TV show he's done.
Connor Byrne and Kay Purcell
Hacker will be causing more trouble than Tracy Beaker - when he tricks Connor Byrne and Kay Purcell (aka Mike and Gina) from The Dumping Ground into appearing on his show.
Ricky Boleto
News just in! Ricky Boleto has been inadvertently tricked in to appearing on Hacker Time! Expect news-based chaos! Bong!
Ceallach Spellman
Ceallach Spellman from Friday Download gets uploaded into the studio. Also featuring Hacker's new crime serial Sherlock Bones, and lots of funny clips.
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