Ja'mie: Private School Girl

(Series Premiere) It's her last three months at Hillford Girls Grammar, and school captain Ja'mie King (Chris Lilley) knows just how she wants to spend them: looking quiche; and, winning the prestigious Hillford Medal for the Best Girl in Year 12.

Showing off the talents that appear to make her a lock for the Hillford Medal, Ja'mie performs a dance solo in drama class. Later, at choir, Ja'mie practices an original song and sets up a private performance for Mitchell in the auditorium.

To demonstrate Christian charity (a prerequisite for the Hillford Medal), Ja'mie arranges for Kwami, a Ugandan teen from the projects, to live with her for a month in the King mansion. Later, she plans to take things with Mitchell to the next level.

Ja'mie is devastated to learn that her best friend Madison has been seeing Mitchell. Taking several days off from school, she falls into a deep but short-lived depression, mapping out a Hillford comeback with the help of Cody and Kwami.

Ja'mie returns to Hillford with a new rebel image, only to find her reputation tarnished by a salacious video. Meanwhile, convinced that Mitchell wants her back, Ja'mie mends fences with Madison as Kwami is kicked out of her house.

Series finale. Determined to have the last word at Presentation Day, Ja'mie enlists her fellow prefects to join her in a surprise performance destined to change all of their lives. After the dust settles, Ja'mie makes a final splash with Mitchell.

A preview of Chris Lilley's six-part comedy series that revisits the naughty, narcissistic world of Ja'mie King, the notorious 'queen bee' from 'Summer Heights High.'

An inside look at Chris Lilley's six-part comedy series that revisits the naughty, narcissistic world of Ja'mie King, the notorious 'queen bee' from 'Summer Heights High.'