Jeopardy (BBC TV Series) - Plot

Plot

Jeopardy is about a group of eight high-school students and their teacher who go from Falkirk, Scotland, to the Australian bush to look for UFOs. They are given camcorders to record any sightings, and the series (much like the Blair Witch Project) makes extensive use of jerky footage supposedly from the handheld cameras.

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