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Postcode

20111 seasonStuart Orme
IMDb 7.7

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The CBBC show 'Postcode' first aired in 2011 and lasted for just one season. The show is based around a young Somali boy and his life settling into London. He lives with his widow mother and his younger brother in a small home. The show explores deep subjects such as gangs, murder and vandalism.

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What is Postcode (2011) about?

The CBBC show 'Postcode' first aired in 2011 and lasted for just one season. The show is based around a young Somali boy and his life settling into London. He lives with his widow mother and his younger brother in a small home. The show explores deep subjects such as gangs, murder and vandalism.

Who stars in Postcode?

Postcode stars Roger Jean Nsengiyumva (Jamal), Robert Eades (Zack), Manpreet Bambra (Sheela), Kerron Darby (Anthony), Sebastian Nanena (Malik). The series was created by Stuart Orme.

How many seasons does Postcode have?

Postcode has 1 seasons. There are 3 episodes in total.

Is Postcode worth watching?

Postcode holds an IMDb rating of 7.7/10. Fans of Drama, Family are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

Where can I watch Postcode?

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