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Walking with Students

Apr 4, 2025

0h 23m

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The fascinating journey into the lives of homo studentis.

Overview

Join nature presenter Barnaby Clutterbuck in this deep dive into the rich and beautiful lives of the creatures that inhabit universities.

Genres

Comedy

Documentary

Production Companies

KTV

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Cast

The Narrator / Barnaby Clutterbuck

Jacob Handley

The Youngling

Kris Wilson

Society President / The Alpha

Gabriella Shulman

The Lecturer

Keira Pratt-Boyden

The Flirting Girl

Dionysus Wayne

The Post Grad Student

Bruce Donald

Jimmy the Student

Ben Segneri

The Judgy Flatmate

Kieran James

The Apolitical Pamphleteer

Aaron Byrne

The Alpha Lad

William Simmons

The Vomiting Guy

Joshua-James Caldicott

Lad

Aaryan Vinod

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