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''The Sparticle Mystery'' is a returning British science fiction television series written and created by Alison Hume and produced by Sparticles Productions 〔(Sparticles Productions )〕 for CBBC. The series follows a group of ten children within modern Britain, where an experiment at a Large Hadron Collider-like facility, named the Sparticle Project, goes wrong, sending all persons aged 15 and over into a parallel dimension at exactly 11:11am. The children travel to the Sparticle Project in attempt to bring back the adults and re-align the two dimensions. The series, which had a budget of £3 million, was filmed in and around Bristol, with the final episode filmed at the ISIS neutron source particle accelerators, near Didcot. Series 2 has been extremely popular with over 2 million hits on BBC iPlayer to date. Series 3 regularly topped the BARB top ten children's shows during transmission.〔https://www.facebook.com/TheSparticleMystery?fref=ts〕 In general, the series has received mixed to positive reception, with a score of 7.3 on IMDb. The programme, which stars Annette Badland as Doomsday Dora/Holodora, has similar themes to both ''Lord of the Flies'' and the ''Gone'' series, and has many similarities to ''The Tribe''; however, it is noted for its difference in that the children desire to bring back the adults. A second series of ''The Sparticle Mystery'' was filmed across Yorkshire in July- September 2012 for broadcast in 2013.〔(ScreenTerrier: CBBC returning series )〕 A third series was filmed in 2014 in and around Belfast, Northern Ireland with the support of Northern Ireland Screen, and the first episode was broadcast on 5 January 2015. The third and final series ended on the 30 March 2015. VOD rights to The Sparticle Mystery were acquired by Amazon UK Prime in 2015 with Series 1 & 2 now available. In the USA, Season 1 is available from Netflix. ==Synopsis== ''The Sparticle Mystery'' follows a group of 11 children left to fend for themselves within modern day Earth after a science experiment at 'The Sparticle Project' goes wrong, resulting in all those of age 15 and over disappearing into a parallel universe, at precisely 11:11 a.m. Initially, the world becomes their exciting playground. With adults' rules, law and order all removed, the youngsters have great fun fulfilling many wishes, including raiding sweetshops etc. However, as the world's resources start to dwindle and daily survival gets harder, the youngsters resolve to bring the adults back by venturing to the top secret 'Sparticle Project'. They are aided in their quest by a number of clues left before the disappearance by a woman named 'Doomsday' Dora, a scientist who worked on the Sparticle Project. Along the way they have many adventures and learn important life skills. Early in episode one we discover that in this 'post-disappearance' world, opportunistic gangs soon come to inhabit the streets. This prompts the lead male character Sadiq to usher his newly formed tribe to safety in the City Hotel. After discovering her Mum and older sister missing, a scientifically minded young girl called Kat takes charge of Liam, the small boy next door. They too try to gain entry to the City Hotel, but only Liam gets in, leaving Kat to initially fend for herself, before Sadiq caves in and allows her entry. One of the tribe, a young girl called Reese, soon starts to experience strange events, which eventually turn out to be the manifestation of her own latent psychic powers. Kat and Reese quickly deduce that the Sparticle Project is behind the adults' disappearance. The 'Sparticles' tribe then split in two: the 'Ranchers', Tia and Jeffrey (who has Cerebral Palsy), who stay at City Hotel with the two younger kids, Liam and Frankie, and the 'Questers', (Sadiq, Kat, Jordan, Ami, Holly and Reese), who go in search of the Sparticle Project. Also featured is Callum, a tough streetwise young teen, whom at first appears to be the Sparticles' enemy, but later joins their side. When a girl living at The Sparticle Project interferes with the machine, Reese and Muna, another child with special powers trapped between dimensions, step in to try and fix the problem, but Kat chooses Reese over the adults and shuts down the machine permanently. In the second series the team continue to attempt to bring back the adults by locating the Quantum Nexus. It quickly becomes a race between The Sparticles (Excluding Kat, Ami, Jordan and Holly) and Fizzy's deputy Serena, who is joined by Holly. Along the way, The Sparticles discover more children have powers like Reese, and name them "Sensitives." After following clues relating to The "Artos" tribe, The Sparticles are joined by Serena, who was secretly a double agent, in stopping Fizzy, Ernesto, Holly destroying the Quantum Nexus with Reese, who switches sides when receiving a warning from Muna. However, Reese interferes using her sensitive powers and the adults - as teenagers - arrive in their dimension. In the third season, the world becomes taken over by the newly arrived Queen Kylie, who locks up the remaining Sparticles (Sadiq, Reese, Serena, Holly and Frankie). Kylie's brother Erimon releases the Sparticles but is unable to recapture them, and the Sparticles (joined by the sensitive Aris, Holly's teen mother Kim and Ernesto) embark on a mission to rid the world of the Teen Parents and send them home to the 1980s. While travelling around the country in one of Queen Kylie's stolen tracker vans, Reese discovers "The Circle of Perpertual Time" which,when 7 sensitives are linked up with it, will be able to send the parents home using the power of an energy-boosting Comet. Holly also becomes pregnant with Ernesto's child, who turns out to be the final sensitive. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Sparticle Mystery」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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