Author: Atlantis High Official

Everyone in Sunset Cove is devoted to their “look”. Hairstyles are a big part of how we look and there are some very crazy hairstyles in Sunset Cove. So this week we give you our Atlantis High Guide to hairstyles.

In her teens Violet Profusion dreamed of being a hairdresser. She would play with her hair all day long and would often get in trouble at school.

When Violet was 24 she was diagnosed with alopecia (hair loss). She only lost a small amount of hair and it did grow back but Violet was traumatised. Her hair had meant everything to her and to have some of it falling out was a catastrophe.

Violet took to wearing wigs. She started off with the normal hair coloured and styled ones but Violet’s a different girl. She doesn’t like to conform and finding anything bigger and bolder was better.

Now Violet owns around 100 wigs. She spends 30 minutes every morning trying to decide which one to wear and another 20 minutes putting it on.

Occasionally she has been chased down the street by children who think she’s the local clown.

Mr Dorsey

Mr Dorsey doesn’t usually have hair – that is to say, when he is in his natural form he doens’t usually have hair. Mr Dorsey is a reptile and reptiles don’t have hair, they have scales. So when Mr Dorsey came to earth on his “mission” he was forced to take on the “human” look.

As you can see Mr Dorsey is unsure what to do with his hair and we believe he has never brushed it.

Jet Marigold

Jet loves her blue hair. Her favourite colour is blue and she loves to trawl the shops looking for any type of clothing that is blue.

Because Jet has worn blue clothing her whole life, her hair grows blue naturally. She’s even in the Guiness Book of Records.

MILESTONES IN ENTERTAINMENT

10,000BC – The first dance routine was discovered. Cave Man Ug slipped on a banana skin and some Sabre tooth Tiger droppings and his well know moves became known as the “slive jive”, the “smoove joove” and the “crocadilly shuffle”.

1888/1889 – Thomas Edison made the first “talking picture” where he had a series of pictures played in sequence with recorded sound.

1928 – The first dialogue film released by Warner Brothers “Lights of New York”.

1930 – The first publicly televised play was played on television

1942 – Tap Dancing invented – Drew Druid (who was profoundly deaf) stepped on some bottle tops one day. They got stuck to the bottom of his shoes. But because he was deaf he couldn’t hear the clatter they made. People liked the sound and Drew Druid became one of the most famous Tap Dancers around.

September 2001 – Atlantis High is broadcast for the very first time.

Over the years there have been all sorts of television programme genres. Spy movies like James Bond, Drama’s, Science Fiction, Alien movies like E.T and Roswell, superheroes and of course Comedy.

Atlantis High is a spoof melodrama that captures the milieu of soap television in a zany, creative and visually colourful way.

Atlantis High revolves around themes that deal with human drama and interplay, alien discovery, love and teenage angst. The series pays homage to the great soap operas and spoof television movies of our time, such as the icon series “Soap”, and the themes of coming of age explored in classics like American Graffiti.

In a way it captures all the above genres. Spy movies – Octavia is a secret agent working for a mysterious boss. There is intrigue at her character in which nothing phases her and there is nothing she is not capable of doing. A James Bond type character.

Beanie is an alien from another world but why is he on Earth, and where does he come from? There are three other Aliens travelling around Sunset Cove in a spaceship. They are looking for something or someone… but what?

Superheroes – Josh Montana is the Atlantis High quarterback but no one realises he is really “Silver Lining” in disguise!! The typical superhero with bright colours a long cape and a catchy phrase “truth, honour and justice awaits!”

Atlantis High has been an idea in the making for many years. Atlantis High has been met with great critical acclaim and has already built up a large audience. The series has furthermore increased its audience with each episode broadcast, reflecting a spread of “word of mouth” among its new fans.

Top 5 excuses for homework

1. My sister ate it
2. I must have used invisible ink in my pen
3. I used it as toilet paper
4. My mum thought it was so good she sent it in to MENSA
5. My brother stole it and said it was his!