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Their first mission, Lenny tells the team, Daisy, Blane and Rose, that some surprising events have passed with the Prime Minister. He wants to wage war over the whole of Europe, and make all the territory British. Lenny devises a plan so the Prime Minister will visit their school, St Hope's, and Daisy goes undercover as a news reporter. While undercover, she gets locked into a room and lasers her way out with a laser lipstick. Blane discovers some weird signals on his best friend Stewart's radio machine, and Rose follows the signal to the hideout of the Guinea Pig,a mutated scientist. Rose takes control of the Guinea Pig's machine and while stopping the start of World War Three, states to the public, as the prime minister that "Science is cool!"

A UFO has crash-landed in England near St. Hopes. The team must work with Air One, operated by Lenny's ex-trainee Carla to capture the alien pilot. But the team betray Lenny and Carla and discover that the alien is a boy.

New series. The team are stunned – not just because the President of the US was kidnapped during a magic act, but because neither the magician (Alan Cox) or The Grand Master are responsible. The team are left to find out who is.

An asteroid threatens to destroy Earth, and the vital person to stop this is missing. The team is stunned, because the person is the last one they would expect (but the first person audiences would expect).

Two new agents, Carrie and Oscar, team up with Rose as they find out about their first mission together. Famous landmarks (such as the Eiffel Tower and the Great Wall of China) are being graffitied. The team must try to keep their first mission on track and ensure that a new anti-SKUL treaty is signed, but with the countries blaming Britain for the graffiti, they have no chance.

The WASP system is installed at St. Hope's which forces everyone to speak properly. The inventor Lady Blaga is visiting and the team discover that the system will eventually blow up the school. A new girl has started at St. Hope's, she is the prime suspect, but Oscar thinks otherwise.

Oscar learns his mother has been moved to a "more comfortable cell" in prison; he walks out on M.I.9, and plans to infiltrate S.K.U.L. and destroy it from the inside. He meets Vincent, convincing him to let him join S.K.U.L. The Grand Master then gets Oscar to prove his loyalty by kidnapping the Head of M.I.9. Oscar's plan succeeds, but he kicks Vincent out of S.K.U.L. because he believes that Vincent is really a good person. Rose and Carrie are sent after Oscar and find Vincent, who is revealed to be Oscar's missing father Edward Dixon-Halliday. Edward was undercover for years in S.K.U.L. as Vincent, feeding M.I.9 information. The Grand Master reveals that he never trusted Oscar, and locks him up with the Head of M.I.9. Vincent, Rose and Carrie storm S.K.U.L. headquarters, freeing Oscar and the Head, but The Grand Master activates the base's self-destruct, and flees with General Flopsy. Edward stays behind to let the kids and the Head escape. Oscar goes back inside to rescue him, the building explodes but Oscar and his dad escape. Stark wants M.I. High to be shut down, but the Head of M.I.9 and Edward disagree. Edward plans to set up a team of elite agents; he wants Rose, Carrie and Oscar to be his first agents and to leave St. Hope's. The kids take one last look around at the school where they've had so many adventures and the kids and teachers they have met along the way. The agree that nothing lasts forever and, bidding Frank goodbye, they get into an M.I.9 helicopter and take off.

The old M.I. High team have graduated to M.I.9 and spy handler, Frank London, is on the lookout for a new bunch of intrepid young secret agents to face a global network of evil enemies. Three teenagers who use their unusual talents for dubious purposes are selected. Signing up for spy duties are: super resourceful action man Daniel Morgan, master of disguise Aneisha Jones and electronics genius Tom Tupper. In this explosive first episode, the new team embark on their first mission, intercepting the shipment of S.K.U.L.'s ultimate weapon. The weapon turns out to be a teenage girl called V:9:5:Z:0:E:6 (who later becomes Zoe), but there is an even deadlier enemy waiting in the wings.

Debut: Daniel Morgan, Aniesha Jones, Tom Tupper, Zoe, Stella Knight, Mr McNab, Melissa Allbright, Roland Donaldson, Brian 'Byron' Ditchwater, all Bleakwood Academy (St. Heart's) students, The Crime Minister, The Mastermind, and all KORPS agents

Tempers flare and loyalties are tested when a series of embarrassing incidents threaten to bring down M.I.9. The team suspect a resurgent enemy organisation called KORPS of coordinating a sting against them, but having seen KORPS destroyed ten years ago, Frank refuses to believe that they exist. The team must figure out if there is an enemy agent in their midst or if they are dealing with a foe more cunning than S.K.U.L.

Pieces of the jigsaw puzzle begin to fall into place when the team finally discover the grand scheme KORPS has spent the last ten years building towards. Zoe is kidnapped by KORPS and is revealed to be one of the many clones of The Mastermind. KORPS want to put his consciousness inside her brain, believing that she's the only perfect match. The team must find Zoe, and stop the mind transfer.

It's a new term at Saint Heart's and with Zoe still away, spy handler Frank tasks the team with the mission of tracking down one of Zoe's remaining duplicates, Keri, who is the new intended host of The Mastermind's consciousness. It becomes a race against time to reach Keri first and save her from the clutches of KORPS.

After learning that KORPS have a weapon of mass destruction, the team travels back to the 1940s to learn about the origins of the 'WMD' and the the true history of M.I.9.