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Prim and proper Grace, who had a secret wild side, was the daughter of Professor Blood (Chris Addison) and met an untimely end in Morocco, though her 'spirit' appeared in future episodes.
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David Blood is the overall main antagonist in Skins appearing as the secondary antagonist of the fourth season and the main antagonist of the fifth season. He was a corrupt and arrogant teacher and the principal at Roundview College from 2010 until 2012. He was portrayed by Chris Addison.
David Blood was a cruel, callous, arrogant, dishonorable and corrupt man. However, he was able to hide this with his charming, eccentric, and outlandish nature as well as his social quirks. He was very controlling, egocentric, manipulative, and overprotective over his daughter Grace and was very condemnatory and disapproving over her boyfriend Rich...
Series 4
Blood first appears in the first episode of season 4 in which he introduces himself to the students as the new principle of Roundview college, he later expels Thomas in this episode. His next appearance was in Episode 3 "Cook" where he approaches James Cook who had recently been arrested and charged with assault to expel him and asks him to leave the school when Cook doesn't cooperate Blood loses his temper with him and pepper sprays his eyes and orders the security team to escort him out. In his final appearance in the season, he rigs Effy Stonem's exam results due to her being unable to do most of her classes, him wanting to maintain a good standard of success at the college and attempting to save the college budget he convinces her to lie with fake results saying that she received 3 A results. Blood makes no later appearances in series 4.
Series 5
Blood appears as the main antagonist of season 5, making more frequent appearances in this season. His most villainous acts come from this season when he blackmails Rich into doing badly in his and Grace's drama class forcing Grace to move away to an All-Girls school for failing or his other option is to stay away from Grace making Blood allow her to remain at the college. Blood decides to force her to switch schools anyway going back immediately on what he previously said. Blood becomes far more controlling of Grace by this point and in the series finale puts a tracking device on her which he concealed inside of a pin he gave her. This tracking device leads to Blood and his wife finding Grace, Rich and all of their friends in a church and Blood steps in to stop the wedding, however, Grace's friends and Rich of whom he considers corrupters manage to convince him otherwise, however, Blood refuses to take any part in the wedding.
Series 6
Blood is horrified when Grace gets in a serious car injury whilst in Morocco with Rich and the rest of the gang, and refuses to allow any of them including Rich to visit her in hospital. Rich still determined to visit Grace makes several attempts to visit her but is constantly foiled by David and his security guards. After David transfers Grace to a hospital in Switzerland, Rich has a party in her house where he finds that Grace has actually returned and the two have sex. The next morning Rich awakens in Grace's bed with her nowhere to be found, he exits the house and gets a phone call from Grace telling him she has to go and which Rich asks where she simply tells him that he knows where. Rich then finds out that his phone was broken all along and that his visions of Grace weren't real. Rich enters the house again to see a depressed Blood sitting on the stairs, he informs Rich that there was no chance of Grace ever waking up and because of that he decided to take life support off of her. Blood begins sobbing ashamed of himself and worrying what his daughter would think of him if she were still alive. Rich comforts him and tells him that Grace would have felt that he did the right thing as her father. Blood does not make any further appearances in the series and leaves Roundview College, implying that he was too grief-stricken about Grace's death.
- “Because he could; because he was” (2×10 Everyone) As much a goodbye to the show as it was to departed character Chris, no moment better embodies Skins‘ spirit and unwavering allegiance to the young audience who watch it.
- “We can make our life a story” (5×07 Grace) If you didn’t cry during this scene, then I’m afraid you have no soul. With Skins so often granting their characters dark endings and tragic separations, I was as surprised as anyone when, for a moment at least, star-crossed lovers Rich and Grace were able to revel in their romance.
- “I enjoyed it!” (4×03 Cook) The second generation of Skins split audiences, but Jack O’Connell was the cast’s stand out talent, and his performance in series four’s episode really proved it.
- “I’ve been a bit silly” (1×05 Sid) We’ve already talked about the first generation love square, and seen moments where Tony’s manipulative immorality had taken centre stage, but none embody those brave new ideas more than the this sequence shared by Tony, Michelle, Sid and Cassie.
Nov 18, 2009 · Chris Addison has confirmed that he has recorded a small part in the upcoming fourth series of E4 teen drama Skins. The Thick Of It star told The Guardian that he will play a headmaster in...
"Rich" is the second episode of the sixth series of the British teen drama Skins. It premiered on E4 in the UK on 30 January 2012. The episode is told from the point of view of character Rich Hardbeck. Professor David Blood has banned Rich from visiting Grace in hospital and Rich is suffering.
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