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M.I. High Season 1 Episode 5
When a hacker called The Worm takes control of Britain’s space defence system and leaves the country vulnerable to attack, Stewart must employ his computer skills to the max.
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Serie: M.I. High
Episode Title: Nerd Alert
Air Date: 2007-01-29
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