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Lady Joy Badger
A vindictive woman who runs a mysterious South London charity, offering people the chance to settle old scores through a collection of seemingly harmless badges.
THE HUMAN LATCH / SEASON ONE
THE
CHARACTERS.
South London, 1990. Meet the people, and the things, at the heart of the Charity.
11 CHARACTER PROFILES02 / 11
Lady Sorel Badger
Joy’s sister, whose extraordinary singing voice can quiet the dormant Human Latches awakening inside members of the Charity.
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Lady Lisle Badger
The mother of Joy and Sorel, a brilliant and ruthless physician whose experiments helped win the Second World War and laid the foundations for the Charity.
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Gideon
An ancient, inhuman entity whose relationship with the Badger family conceals a purpose far greater than the Charity’s activities.
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Elsa Goodwin
The formidable matriarch of the wealthy Goodwin family, whose long-standing connections to the Badgers conceal a disturbing history.
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Dr Erwin Malade
The Charity’s physician, entrusted with the care of something of extraordinary importance to the organisation.
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Stuart Mars
Gary Mars’s bitter and resentful brother, whose discovery of his wife’s infidelity drives him to seek revenge through Lady Joy.
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Gary Mars
The charismatic host of Mars Mania, whose spectacular downfall unfolds before fourteen million television viewers.
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Olivia Mars
The stern headmistress of Matthew Arnolds Secondary School, married to Stuart Mars while secretly conducting an affair with his famous brother.
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Cliff Chalkie
A former chart-topping musician whose career has long since collapsed; through an unlikely relationship with Lady Sorel, he begins writing and making music again.
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Eddie Baxtor
An innocent, eccentric member of the Charity who seems untroubled by his Human Latch, considers himself a gifted musician and idolises Cliff Chalkie.
BAD DREAMS / THE HUMAN LATCH
01 / 11Lady Joy BadgerESC TO CLOSE
BAD DREAMS / FILM 001
THE HUMAN
LATCH.
The complete first season. One 90-minute film.