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House of Anubis
GenreTeen drama
Mystery Action
Created byHans Bourlon &
Gert Verhulst
Written byDiane Whitley
Bede Blake
Neil Jones
Nathan Cockerill
James Whitehouse
Hannah George
Paul Gerstenberger
Alison Greenaway
Jodi Reynolds
Davey Moore
Tim Compton
Directed byAngelo Abela
Peter Fearon
Graeme Harper
Tessa Hoffe
Tim Hopewell
Tom Poole
Tracey Rooney
Gill Wilkinson
Starring
Theme music composerRob Cairnes
Tony Morales
Country of originBelgium
United Kingdom
United States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes190 (+ 90-minute TV special) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producersAnja Van Mensel
Tony Wood
ProducersSusie Liggat (series 1)
Edward Pugh (series 2)
Lucy Martin (series 3)
Angelo Abela (series 3)
EditorsDavid Mercer
David Long
Les Healey
Pauline Cain
Mark Doran
Camera setupVideotape; Single-camera
Running time23 minutes (consisting of two 11-minute segments; Seasons 1–2; Season 3: Eps. 13-present)
46 minutes (consisting of two 23-minute segments; Season 3: Eps. 1–12)
Production companiesStudio 100
Lime Pictures
Nickelodeon Productions
Original release
NetworkNickelodeon (2011–2013)
TeenNick (2013)
Release1 January 2011 (2011-01-01) –
17 June 2013 (2013-06-17)[1]
Related
Het Huis Anubis
Het Huis Anubis en de Vijf van het Magische Zwaard
Das Haus Anubis

House of Anubis is a jointly Nickelodeon British, American, and Belgian mystery television series based on the Dutch-Belgian television series Het Huis Anubis aired in the Netherlands and Belgium. The series was created by Hans Bourlon and Gert Verhulst and premiered on Nickelodeon on New Year's Day 2011 in the United States and on 25 February 2011 in the United Kingdom. The series is the first Nickelodeon series to be filmed outside the United States, the first soap opera created by Nickelodeon and the channel's first soap opera aimed at children and teenagers (sixth in Latin America).

Plot

Anubis House is a residence at an English boarding school dating from the early 1900s, and currently serving as a home for nine kids under the watch of the boarding school's strict caretaker, Victor Rodenmaar Jr (Francis Magee). As an American girl named Nina Martin (Nathalia Ramos) moves into Anubis House in England, another resident named Joy Mercer (Klariza Clayton), suddenly disappears without a warning and the school staff eliminate all trace of Joy's existence from the school. Joy's best friend, Patricia Williamson (Jade Ramsey) is dismayed to learn this and accuses Nina of being involved with her disappearance. Forced to spend a night in the attic, Nina makes a bizarre discovery: the recorded diary of a young girl who she met earlier as an old woman, Sarah Frobisher-Smythe (Rita Davies), who had lived in the house long ago. On the tapes, it is revealed the house has a secret history, a mystery that nobody knows anything about. Sarah has given Nina an Eye of Horus-shaped necklace with mysterious powers revealed to Nina when she decides to investigate the house's mystery alongside her new friend Fabian Rutter (Brad Kavanagh) and new roommate Amber Millington (Ana Mulvoy Ten). They form a secret group called "Sibuna", (Anubis backwards) whose popularity expands to include Patricia, once she makes peace with Nina, and after learning that Joy's disappearance is connected to the house, and Alfie Lewis (Alex Sawyer), another classmate and prankster. Eventually, Jerome Clarke (Eugene Simon) joins in the mystery as well. The other residents are oblivious to the mystery; Mara Jaffray (Tasie Lawrence), Mick Campbell (Bobby Lockwood), and Trudy (Mina Anwar), the house mother.

During the events of the first season, the Sibuna group learns that Victor is the son of Victor Rodenmaar Sr, Sarah's childhood guardian, who was after what is revealed to be the Cup of Ankh that gives immortality to anyone who drinks from it. Furthermore, Victor is the current leader of a secret Society dedicated to finding the cup in order to obtain immortality and at odds with a former Society member named Rufus Zeno who wants the Cup for himself. Joy has disappeared because of this group who believe her to be the Chosen One. The first season ends when Nina is revealed to be the real Chosen One as Rufus drinks what he thought was Victor's life-extending elixir before seemingly destroying the Cup. But the Cup is revealed not to have been burned as Nina hides it.

In Season 2, Mick leaves Anubis House and moves to Australia, and a new student named Eddie Miller (Burkely Duffield) joins their dorm. Eddie is later revealed to be Edison Sweet, Mr. Sweet's American son. Eddie begins dating Patricia. Nina and Sibuna are forced into helping an evil Egyptian woman, Senkhara, to find a relic called the Mask of Anubis, which is located a series of chambers under the house. This mask, when worn by the Chosen One, weeps tears of gold that are needed to create the elixir of life. Victor attempts to get the Mask with the aid of the new housemother, Vera Devenish, who is secretly working for Rufus Zeno after he faked his death. If Sibuna doesn't get the mask Nina will die. In the end, after the Mask is found, it is revealed that Eddie is the Osirian, the protector of the Chosen One, as he saves Nina from being possessed by Senkhara, when Rufus gets sucked into a flame-filled abyss. Joy is also knocked unconscious by Nina when Nina is possessed by Senkhara. Though Victor is forced to use the mask's tears to heal Joy, his father's ring that he received from Nina contained a tear of gold. In the end Fabian and Nina get back together, as well as Amber and Alfie, and Jerome and Mara begin dating.

In Season 3, a new teacher Miss Denby (Susy Kane) comes to the school and seems to hang out with Victor and Mr. Sweet often. New characters K. T. Rush (Alexandra Shipp) and Willow Jenks (Louisa Connolly-Burnham) comes to the school. Eddie has a vision of K. T.'s dying grandfather giving her a key and telling her to go to Anubis House. Eddie and K. T. do some snooping around the house while Fabian tries to decipher a series of codes mistakenly given to Amber. When Amber leaves for fashion school, Sibuna is revived with Eddie as a leader and Fabian, K. T., Patricia and Alfie as members. They find out that the adults are trying to reawaken a sleeping Frobisher, with Denby being the "Keeper" - she keeps Frobisher in the tank room in the Gatehouse, her home on the school property, Victor being the "Enabler" and Mr. Sweet being the "Seeker". It turns out that Miss Harriet Denby's name is actually Caroline. Her sister is actually Harriet - and the original Keeper. However, she is locked in a mental hospital because of her sister. It turns out that K. T. is the great-granddaughter of Frobisher. Jerome, Joy, Alfie and Patricia are the descendants of Frobisher's friends and are needed for the ceremony, but because of Caroline Denby lying about her identity, Frobisher is reawakened evil.

Everybody thinks that the ceremony didn't work out since Sibuna intervened just in time, but when Caroline goes to the Gatehouse to pack her bags, she meets Frobisher, who is reawakened and evil. Caroline does not tell Eric Sweet or Victor about this. He explains to Caroline that he needs to capture five sinning people for Ammut at midnight or noon, so that they could become evil. The sinners captured are Victor, Patricia, Mr. Sweet, Fabian and Alfie. Ammut rises, but needs more souls. She gives Frobisher a book that easily captures people's souls.. A fake assembly is organized as an attempt to capture more souls. Willow is the only person who didn't become a sinner. Willow, Eddie and K. T. are chased by Frobisher and the soul-less students but Harriet comes to the rescue with a stolen ambulance. She explains that Willow didn't become a sinner because she had K. T.'s moon key, and that Ammut can be sent back with Caroline's sun key and K.T.'s moon key. Willow becomes a sinner when she and K. T. try to steal the key, after Harriet slipped the moon key into K. T.'s pocket. In the end, Ammut is sent back, devouring Caroline. Frobisher is not evil again and old. All the sinners are back to normal, and don't remember what happened during the time they were sinners. Willow doesn't even remember the short time that she was good, so she forgot about the whole mystery. The Sibunas, of course, are told by Eddie and K. T. about what happened. Frobisher and Harriet set off for Egypt, and Jerome and Joy finally get together after a lot of drama, involving Jerome cheating on Mara and Willow. Mara and Fabian flirt. The group enjoys a fireworks display.

House of Anubis: Touchstone of Ra

House of Anubis: Touchstone of Ra is a special which was released a few months after the third season finale.

In the movie, the kids are graduating and four freshmen move into the house - Cassie, Erin, Dexter and Sophia. After a trip to the museum, the kids have to deal with a mysterious stone and Sophia - who turns out to be an evil servant of Ra. Sophia wants to complete the Pyramid of Ra with the Touchstone, but Victor and the kids work together to stop her. Victor says it was his "destiny" to prevent the pyramid from being built. Sophia fails and is turned to stone as a punishment from Ra, but Eddie loses his Osirion powers. Victor leaves the house and the students have a graduation party.

Cast and characters

Main article: List of House of Anubis characters
House of Anubis season 2 cast (from L-R)
Bobby Lockwood, Tasie Lawrence, Burkely Duffield, Jade Ramsey, Brad Kavanagh, Nathalia Ramos, Eugene Simon, Ana Mulvoy Ten, Alex Sawyer, and Klariza Clayton

Main cast

Name Actor/Actress Present in Episodes Season
Nina Martin Nathalia Ramos 1-150 1-2
Fabian Rutter Brad Kavanagh 1-191 1-3
Patricia Williamson Jade Ramsey 1-191 1-3
Amber Millington Ana Mulvoy Ten 1-160 1-3
Jerome Clarke Eugene Simon 1-191 1-3
Alfie Lewis Alex Sawyer 1-191 1-3
Joy Mercer Klariza Clayton 1-191 1-3
Mara Jaffray Tasie Lawrence 1-191 1-3
Mick Campbell Bobby Lockwood 1-72, 141-150, 190 (cameo) 1-2
Eddie Miller Burkely Duffield 75-191 2-3
KT Rush Alexandra Shipp 151-191 3
Willow Jenks Louisa Connolly-Burnham 151-191 3

Supporting cast

Name Actor/Actress Present in Episodes Season
Victor Rodenmaar Jr. Francis Magee 1-191 1-3
Trudy Rehman Mina Anwar 1-191 1-3
Mrs. Daphne Andrews Julia Deakin 1–108 1–2
Mr. Eric Sweet Paul Antony-Barber 1-191 1-3
Rufus Zeno Roger Barclay 12–60, 129–150 1-2[2]
Sarah Frobisher-Smythe Rita Davies 1–60 1
Jason Winkler Jack Donnelly 5–60 1
Gran Gwyneth Powell (Season 2); Barbrea Barnes (Season 1) 1, 63–150 1-2
Senkhara Sophiya Haque 63–150 2
Poppy Clarke Frances Encell 61–150 2
Vera Devenish Poppy Miller 73–149 2
Jasper Choudhary Sartaj Garewal 67–150 2
Zoe Valentine Sarah Paul 110-150 2
Piper Williamson Nikita Ramsey 115–123, 186 2-3
Victor Rodenmaar Sr. Francis Magee 140–145 2
Caroline Denby Susy Kane 151–190 3
Harriet Denby Bryony Afferson 162–190 3
Robert Frobisher-Smythe John Sackville 151–190 3
Ben Reed Freddie Boath 177–180 3
Ammut Felicity Gilbert 189-190 3
Sophia Danae Claudia Jessie [3] 191 3
Dexter Lloyd Jake Davis [3] 191 3
Erin Blakewood Kae Alexander [3] 191 3
Cassie Tate Roxy Fitzgerald [3] 191 3

Episodes

Main article: List of House of Anubis episodes
SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast airedNetwork
160January 1, 2011 (2011-01-01)February 19, 2011 (2011-02-19)Nickelodeon
290January 9, 2012 (2012-01-09)March 9, 2012 (2012-03-09)
34012January 3, 2013 (2013-01-03)February 7, 2013 (2013-02-07)
28February 25, 2013 (2013-02-25)April 11, 2013 (2013-04-11)TeenNick
SpecialJune 14, 2013 (2013-06-14)

Anubis Unlocked

Anubis Unlocked is a behind the scenes show of the House of Anubis which is aired in and produced by Nickelodeon UK. 10 episodes were commissioned for Series 1 which featured cast interviews, behind the scenes clips, tour of the set and exclusive previews. There was no series commissioned for Series 2 of House of Anubis however a short segment aired at the end of the series. The series was re-commissioned for Series 3.[4] The show was presented by Anna Williamson and Jamie Rickers in Series 1 only.

Production and development

Production began in August 2009, but in March 2010 Studio 100 announced that the series was sold to Nickelodeon in the United States.[5] The series was filmed in the summer of 2010 in Liverpool and was first broadcast in the United States on 1 January 2011.[6]

The series is the first original series produced for the flagship U.S. Nickelodeon channel to be produced outside of North America, and is Nickelodeon's first original drama series since the 2000–2002 series Caitlin's Way. The series is structured in a different manner from other live-action television series in that each episode consists of two eleven-minute segments, a format commonly used in half-hour animated series (although the events of each subsequent segment pick up from the events of the previous segment); and the series' episodes are formatted to be broadcast in the five-day-a-week format that is typically common with soap operas.[7]

On 10 March 2011, Nickelodeon confirmed that they will make a new season of House of Anubis at its annual Upfront presentation to advertisers and media.[8] On 29 June, Entertainment Weekly reported that Nickelodeon had confirmed a second season of House of Anubis and that production would begin on 21 July 2011. A total of 45 half-hour episodes (90, 15-minute episodes) were aired in 2012.

On 16 April 2012, a third season was confirmed by Nickelodeon and Lime Pictures. Nathalia Ramos (who plays Nina Martin) will not be returning for the third season so she can focus on finishing college.[9] Eugene Simon (who plays Jerome Clarke) confirmed that filming of the third season will begin in the summer of 2012.[10]

On 16 July 2012, Nickelodeon (UK & Ireland) announced on their Twitter page and the website's blog that filming of season 3 would begin that month.[11] Bobby Lockwood (who played Mick Campbell) announced on his Twitter page he would not be returning for the third season but, announced he had a new show coming out called Wolfblood on CBBC.[12] It was announced on the House of Anubis Facebook page that there would be a new character named KT Rush, who was played by Alexandra Shipp.

On 26 July 2012, it was also announced on the Facebook page that there will be another new character named Willow, who would be played by Louisa Connolly-Burnham.

After the finale of the third season and the movie special, As of January 2014 Nickelodeon has not announced a fourth season. But on 18 December 2013, director Tim Hopewell hinted towards a possible fourth season in the making via Twitter.[13]

The series was filmed in Liverpool with Ye Priory Court standing in for Anubis House,[14] and Peckforton Castle Lodge, located in Chester, standing in for the gatehouse.[15]

Reception

Critical reception

Youth Television News praised the series, commending Nickelodeon's attempt at a drama series, saying "a good story always outdoes a repetitive sitcom."[16]

Audience reception

The hour-long series premiere on 1 January 2011 was watched by an average of 2.9 million viewers for the first two episodes. The series scored a 4.0 share (846,000 viewers) among teens 11–17, a 4.4 share (952,000 viewers) among kids 11–15 and a 3.5 share (1.2 million) among kids 11–18, ranking #1 amongst all broadcast and basic cable programs in its timeslot in all pre-teen and teen demographics.[17]

Ratings

Series 1: 2011

Episode no. US Airdate US Total viewers UK Airdate UK Total viewers
1
1 January 2011
2,600,000[18]
 25 February 2011 190,000
2
1 January 2011
2,600,000[18]
 25 February 2011 190,000
3
1 January 2011
2,600,000[18]
 25 February 2011 190,000
4
1 January 2011
2,600,000[18]
 25 February 2011 190,000
5
1 January 2011
2,600,000[18]
 25 February 2011 190,000
6
2 January 2011
2,600,000
 28 February 2011 108,000
7
2 January 2011
2,600,000
 1 March 2011 93,000
8
2 January 2011
2,681,000
 2 March 2011 74,000
9
2 January 2011
2,681,000
 3 March 2011 130,000
10
 10 January 2011
1,821,000
 4 March 2011 79,000
11
 10 January 2011
1,821,000
 7 March 2011 115,000
12
11 January 2011
800,000
 8 March 2011 123,000
13
11 January 2011
800,000
 9 March 2011 123,000
14
12 January 2011
985,000
 10 March 2011 174,000
15
12 January 2011
985,000
 11 March 2011 112,000
16
13 January 2011
900,000
 14 March 2011 N/A
17
13 January 2011
900,000
 15 March 2011 129,000
18
 14 January 2011
1,975,000
 16 March 2011 164,000
19
 14 January 2011
1,975,000
 17 March 2011 152,000
20
 18 January 2011
3,214,000
 18 March 2011 121,000
21
 19 January 2011
3,214,000
 21 March 2011 117,000
22
 N/A N/A 22 March 2011 98,000
23
 N/A N/A 23 March 2011 160,000
24
 N/A N/A 24 March 2011 93,000
25
 N/A N/A 25 March 2011 133,000
26
 N/A N/A 28 March 2011 N/A
27
 N/A N/A 29 March 2011 N/A
28
 N/A N/A 30 March 2011 N/A
29
 N/A N/A 31 March 2011 N/A
30
 N/A N/A 1 April 2011 N/A
31
 N/A N/A 6 June 2011 135,000
32
 N/A N/A 6 June 2011 112,000
33
 N/A N/A 7 June 2011 92,000
34
 N/A N/A 7 June 2011 81,000
35
 N/A N/A 8 June 2011 N/A
36
 N/A N/A 8 June 2011 N/A
37
 N/A N/A 9 June 2011 111,000
38
 N/A N/A 9 June 2011 N/A
39
 N/A N/A 10 June 2011 104,000
40
 N/A N/A 10 June 2011 91,000
41
 N/A N/A 13 June 2011 99,000
42
 N/A N/A 13 June 2011 N/A
43
 N/A N/A 14 June 2011 144,000
44
 N/A N/A 14 June 2011 90,000
45
 N/A N/A 15 June 2011 98,000
46
 N/A N/A 15 June 2011 N/A
47
 N/A N/A 16 June 2011 147,000
48
 N/A N/A 16 June 2011 N/A
49
 N/A N/A 17 June 2011 97,000
50
 N/A N/A 17 June 2011 N/A
51
 N/A N/A 20 June 2011 111,000
52
 N/A N/A 20 June 2011 67,000
53
 N/A N/A 22 June 2011 177,000
54
 N/A N/A 23 June 2011 125,000
55
 N/A N/A 24 June 2011 N/A
56-60
 N/A N/A 27 June 2011 N/A

Season 2: 2012 (US Viewers)

Episode no. US Airdate US Viewers
1-2
 9 January 2012
1,984,000
3-4
 10 January 2012
2,120,000
5-6
 11 January 2012
2,132,000
7-8
 12 January 2012
2,100,000
9-10
 13 January 2012
2,300,000
11-12
 16 January 2012
2,140,000
13-14
 17 January 2012
2,578,000
15-16
 18 January 2012
2,199,000
17-18
 19 January 2012
2,033,000
19-20
 20 January 2012
998,000

Season 2: 2012 UK Viewers

Episode no. UK Airdate UK viewers
1
 16 April 2012
170,000[19]
2
 16 April 2012
193,000[19]
3
 17 April 2012
199,000[19]
4
 17 April 2012
179,000[19]
5
 18 April 2012
150,000[19]
6
 18 April 2012
145,000[19]
7
 19 April 2012 —
8
 19 April 2012 —
9
 20 April 2012
212,000[19]
10
 20 April 2012
180,000[19]
11
 23 April 2012
230,000[19]
12
 23 April 2012
178,000[19]
13
 24 April 2012
198,000[19]
14
 24 April 2012
187,000[19]
15
 25 April 2012
201,000[19]
16
 25 April 2012
178,000[19]
17
 26 April 2012 —
18
 26 April 2012
169,000[19]
19
 27 April 2012
200,000[19]
20
 27 April 2012
211,000[19]
21
 30 April 2012
118,000[19]
22
 30 April 2012
155,000[19]
23
 1 May 2012
138,000[19]
24
 1 May 2012
152,000[19]
25
 2 May 2012
190,000[19]
26
 2 May 2012
151,000[19]
27
 3 May 2012
194,000[19]
28
 3 May 2012
208,000[19]
29
 4 May 2012
136,000[19]
30
 4 May 2012
137,000[19]
31
 7 May 2012
138,000[19]
32
 7 May 2012
145,000[19]
33
 8 May 2012
162,000[19]
34
 8 May 2012
171,000[19]
35
 9 May 2012
149,000[19]
36
 9 May 2012
141,000[19]
37
 10 May 2012
175,000[19]
38
 10 May 2012
139,000[19]
39
 11 May 2012
112,000[19]
40
 11 May 2012
114,000[19]
41
 14 May 2012
174,000[19]
42
 14 May 2012
164,000[19]
43
 15 May 2012
242,000[19]
44
 15 May 2012
249,000[19]
45
 16 May 2012
214,000[19]
46
 16 May 2012
247,000[19]
47
 17 May 2012
223,000[19]
48
 17 May 2012
222,000[19]
49
 18 May 2012
155,000[19]
50
 18 May 2012
136,000[19]
51
 21 May 2012
138,000[19]
52
 21 May 2012
151,000[19]
53
 22 May 2012
152,000[19]
54
 22 May 2012
164,000[19]
55
 23 May 2012
147,000[19]
56
 23 May 2012
119,000[19]
57
 24 May 2012
169,000[19]
58
 24 May 2012
147,000[19]
59
 25 May 2012
149,000[19]
60
 25 May 2012
172,000[19]
61
 28 May 2012
139,000[19]
62
 28 May 2012
142,000[19]
63
 29 May 2012
168,000[19]
64
 29 May 2012
164,000[19]
65
 30 May 2012
237,000[19]
66
 30 May 2012
218,000[19]
67
 31 May 2012
220,000[19]
68
 31 May 2012
206,000[19]
69
 1 June 2012
156,000[19]
70
 1 June 2012
146,000[19]
71
 4 June 2012
180,000[19]
72
 4 June 2012
175,000[19]
73
 5 June 2012
181,000[19]
74
 5 June 2012
178,000[19]
75
 6 June 2012
236,000[19]
76
 6 June 2012
228,000[19]
77
 7 June 2012
249,000[19]
78
 7 June 2012
241,000[19]
79
 8 June 2012
193,000[19]
80
 8 June 2012
166,000[19]
81
 11 June 2012
195,000[19]
82
 11 June 2012
211,000[19]
83
 12 June 2012
203,000[19]
84
 12 June 2012
216,000[19]
85
 13 June 2012
162,000[19]
86
 13 June 2012
172,000[19]
87
 14 June 2012
211,000[19]
88
 14 June 2012
212,000[19]
89
 15 June 2012
194,000[19]
90
 15 June 2012
222,000[19]

Season 3: 2013 - The Reawakening (US Viewers)

Episode no. Airdate Total viewers
1-2
3 January 2013
1,711,000[20]
3-4
10 January 2013
1,728,000
5-6
 17 January 2013
1,478,000
7-8
 24 January 2013
1,422,000
9-10
 31 January 2013
1,316,000
11-12
 7 February 2013
1,362,000

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2011 Nickelodeon UK Kids' Choice Awards Nick UK's Favourite Show House of Anubis Won [21]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Argentina Favorite International TV Show House of Anubis Nominated [22][23]
British Academy Children's Awards Drama House of Anubis Nominated [24]
Best Independent Production Company Lime Pictures Nominated [25]
2012 Nickelodeon UK Kids' Choice Awards Favorite UK TV Show House of Anubis Nominated [26]
Favorite UK Actor Brad Kavanagh Nominated [27]
Favorite UK Actress Ana Mulvoy Ten Nominated [28]
Broadcast Awards 2012 Best Children's Programme House of Anubis Nominated [29]
British Academy Children's Awards BAFTA Kid's Vote: Television House of Anubis Nominated [30]
2013 Nickelodeon UK Kids' Choice Awards Favorite UK TV Show House of Anubis Won [31]

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