Series 3

Series 3 refers to the third episode the 1990's Demon Headmaster Television Series which lasted for six episodes.All episodes based on The Demon Headmaster Takes Over

Storyline
Dinah and her brothers are pretty sure they're rid of the Demon Headmaster once and for all. When people start dismantling the research centre Dinah contacts Professor Claudia Rowe, who's an expert on artificial intelligence. With Dinah's help she saves some of the precious materials and they become friends. Then weird things start to happen.

Libraries start closing and their books are taken away. Telephones stop working, and there is no internet access. People start talking like robots, even Claudia Rowe and more and more of them seem to be wearing strange badges. It all adds up to one thing: the Demon Headmaster must be back. Dinah's search leads her to the university where she finds him developing a Hyperbrain, a computer with superhuman intelligence and deadly potential. Suddenly she's trapped. Is there any way to stop it?

Episodes

 * Takes Over Part 1
 * Takes Over Part 2
 * Takes Over Part 3
 * Takes Over Part 4
 * Takes Over Part 5
 * Takes Over Part 6

Cast
Regular cast:
 * Frances Amey as Dinah Hunter
 * Terrence Hardiman as The Demon Headmaster
 * Gunnar Cauthery as Lloyd Hunter
 * Thomas Szekeres as Harvey Hunter
 * Anthony Cumber as Ian
 * Kristy Bruce as Ingrid
 * Rachael Goodyer as Mandy
 * Tessa Peake-Jones as Mrs. Hunter

Recurring:
 * Jay Barrymore as Michael Dexter
 * Nina Young as Professor Claudia Rowe
 * Richard Hope as Professor Tim Dexter
 * Tony Osoba as Mr. Smith
 * Alphonsia Emmanuel as the Voice of the Hyperbrain and the Hyperbrain Lady
 * Natasha Lee as Kate

Trivia

 * At the start of this series the Hunter family are moving away from the village of Shellbrook that they moved to in the second series. It isn't stated where they are moving to but it is likely to be Conningham or somewhere nearby.
 * This series didn't appear on the different media releases such as the "Look into my Eye" VHS or the "BBC Classics DVD" and so wasn't released officially to the public until the "Complete series DVD" in 2018.