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My Hero: Season 6

8 episodes Premiered Jul 21, 2006 Updated Nov 3, 2026

The sixth and final series of the British television comedy My Hero was broadcast on BBC1 from July 21, 2006 to September 10, 2006, and was overseen by series creator Paul Mendelson. The final series consisted of eight episodes and featured the return of the majority of the main cast from series five, with the exception of the original lead actor, who left after the first episode. He was replaced by actor James Dreyf

Previously on My Hero

Season 6 Lore Primer

Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.

  • ⚡ My Hero is a British television superhero sitcom created by Paul Mendelson for the BBC.
  • ⚡ The series follows the exploits of a multi-powered alien superhero known as Thermoman who originates from the planet Ultron.
  • ⚡ Thermoman operates under the human identity of George Sunday.
  • ⚡ The lead role of the dim-witted superhero was portrayed across earlier series before the events of the final season.
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Season overview

The sixth and final series of the British television comedy My Hero was broadcast on BBC1 from July 21, 2006 to September 10, 2006, and was overseen by series creator Paul Mendelson. The final series consisted of eight episodes and featured the return of the majority of the main cast from series five, with the exception of the original lead actor, who left after the first episode. He was replaced by actor James Dreyfus, who portrayed the character under a new alias, George Monday. Due to poor ratings and public reception to Dreyfus, the series was axed, resulting in the final two episodes being moved from their prime-time Friday evening slot to Sunday lunchtimes. The series has never been released on DVD.

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Season 6 Episodes

Episode Guide

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Season 6: Filler vs. Essential Canon

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S6·E1 Mytharc

Footloose

Jul 21, 2006

Desperate for money after the health shop is closed, George takes part in a poker game on Ultron, but ends up losing all his body parts, aside from his foot and his soul. When he i

S6·E2 Core

Heres One I Made Earlier

Janet and the children are having trouble adjusting to George's new body, and things just get worse when George learns he had a secret love child. Meanwhile, Janet plans a meeting

S6·E3 Core

My Kingdom for a Cat

Aug 4, 2006

Desperate for Janet's affections, George asks Ella's cat what makes him so endearing. He discovers it's the cat's essence, so he starts extracting it and spraying himself with it.

S6·E4 Core

Sidekick

Aug 11, 2006

In effort to lighten his workload, George makes a sidekick out of one of his ribs, a beautiful woman called Lula. But she turns out too well, replacing everyone at the health centr

S6·E5 Mytharc

Not for Prophet

Aug 18, 2006

When Ollie's pet spider dies, Thermoman resurrects it, then kills it because it frightens him. Wanting to teach Cassie about Ultronian religion, George tries to organise it on Eart

S6·E6 Core

Dermoman

Aug 25, 2006

When Thermoman attempts to fly faster than the speed of light, he is caught and has to resit his superhero theory test or he will lose his license and be sent back to Ultron. Meanw

S6·E7 Mytharc

Top of the Table

Sep 1, 2006

When the Superhero Assessment of Total Saves League table results are announced, George is so horrified by his standing, and the effect it will have on Janet's affections toward hi

S6·E8 Mytharc

Believe

Sep 10, 2006

When George's super-powers begin to malfunction, Thermoman begins to destroy more than he saves. Arnie must perform an MOT to George's self-confidence that have unexpected conseque

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