A full-cast adaptation of the Young Bond novel by Charlie Higson

On his first day at his new school, James Bond is about to make his very first enemy, and is soon plunged into a deadly adventure that will take him from the playing fields of Eton to the murky waters of Loch Silverfin... A monstrous secret lurks beneath its icy surface... a secret that threatens to plunge the world into a new era of warfare.

1. New Boy

On the shores of Loch Silverfin in the Highlands of Scotland, a deadly mystery is brewing. Meanwhile, five hundred miles away at Eton College, the ancient school is about to welcome its newest pupil: James Bond.

2. Mens Sana

While James is settling into his new life at Eton, his classics tutor, Mr Merriot, is keen for him to enter the Hellebore Cup. The brainchild of Lord Randolph Hellebore - American millionaire and father of odious school bully George - the event has been conceived to allow his son to win. Merriot thinks that James is in with a chance... but young George Hellebore doesn't take kindly to competition.

3. The Hellebore Cup

As battle commences on the playing fields of Eton, so does a campaign of skullduggery and subterfuge. For the better boy to win, James must take matters into his own hands.

4. Triumph and Disaster

All is still to play for in the Hellebore Cup. But after victory and defeat... come the consequences.

5. Family Skeletons

Travelling to Scotland for the summer holidays with his roguish new friend, Red Kelly, in tow, James is reunited with his beloved Aunt Charmian and mysterious Uncle Max... and haunted by painful reminders of the past.

6. First Steps

Pinkerton agent Meatpacker Moran is investigating the disappearance of Lord Hellebore's brother, Algar, and Red Kelly wants to know what has become of his young cousins, Jeannie and Alfie. Are both mysteries somehow connected to the goings on at Castle Hellebore? And is George Hellebore's vendetta against James Bond truly over?

7. Red and Circuses

Under the shadow of the big top, Bond and Red formulate a plan to visit Castle Hellebore for themselves, and fortune teller Madame Ouspenskaya utters a prophecy of blood... and death.

8. Castle Hellebore

Venturing onto the desolate moors, James and Red meet Wilder Lawless, a formidable young woman who may be able to help them find out what has happened to Red's cousins. Whatever is lurking beneath the Loch Silverfin's dark waters, one thing is certain: Lord Hellebore's domain is a very dangerous place to trespass.

9. Blood is Thicker

Uncle Max teaches James to drive, and as he tells the grim story of his wartime spying days to his eager nephew, George Hellebore makes his own discoveries up in the castle.

10. The Lion's Den

James and Red return to the moors, but there's no sign of Meatpacker. The only way to discover the secrets of Loch Silverfin now is to penetrate the fortress-like castle for themselves.

11. Alone

Forced to leave an injured Red in hiding, James must press on into the waking nightmare of Castle Hellebore... alone.

12. The Future of Warfare

Lord Hellebore is a man with a plan, and James Bond is his unwilling audience. As the true horror of the arms dealer's vision sinks in, it seems that James is not only a witness to his foul experiments - but their latest victim.

13. Nobody Can Hold a Bond Forever

James is a prisoner in the castle, suffering the hellish side-effects of the foul SilverFin serum. Hope seems lost, and escape impossible... but there in the dark, Uncle Max's words return to him.

14. A Friend in Need

A manhunt is under way... for James Bond! And with Lord Hellebore's vile ghillie, Cleek MacSawney, leading the pack to find him, James needs all the friends he can get.

15. Hellfire

James, Wilder and the repentant George Hellebore are ready to take on the world. But Lord Hellebore's reach is long, and his vengeance swift. If there's light at the end of the tunnel, the only way to reach it is by going through hell...

16. End of the Road

Staring death in the face, James Bond is no longer the boy he was - but does he have what it takes to see his ordeal through to the end?