('11897',' Tracy continues to see Alan and thinks he faked his death and that Luke is in on it. Logan tells Scott to leave Lulu alone when they get into it at the coffee house. Lulu is unsure if she should tell her father the new proof they found that points to Scott as the one who killed Rick Webber. Alexis and Ric have their custody hearing and the judge rules in Ric s favor giving him full custody of Molly.',' Jessica'),
('11898',' Carly asks Jason to be her date to Elizabeth and Lucky s wedding. Nikolas refuses to go to his brother s wedding but Mr. Craig demands he go or he will hurt someone else. Robin doesn t want to move back in with Patrick until Georgie interrupts the two s make-out session. As Robin goes to get her stuff Georgie asks Patrick is his plan worked but Robin over hears and Robin and Patrick get into a fight. Emily is called away on duty at the hospital and can t be Elizabeth s maid-of-honor so Liz asks Lulu to step in. Alexis runs into Mr. Craig as Nikolas house and since the police sketch was done poorly she doesn t recognize him as the hostage taker and the the two strike up a conversation.',' Jessica'),
('11899',' As the non-stop action and antics of General Hospital s residents continue, LaTitia DeLaine, the winner of ABC s Be A Soap Star For A Day, makes her acting debut after beating out 8000 taped submissions and three finalist as lab nurse LaTisha.',' Anonymous'),
('11900',' As the non-stop action and antics of General Hospital s residents continue, LaTitia DeLaine, the winner of ABC s Be A Soap Star For A Day, makes her acting debut after beating out 8000 taped submissions and three finalist as lab nurse LaTisha',' Anonymous'),
('11901',' Luke Spenser and Max Scorpio plan an investigative trip to Dallas to find Damian Smith; Lucky Spenser lies and secretly takes money from his father to take part in a poker game in a bar run by a local card-shark named Harper; Lois Cerullo comforts Keesha Ward while Jason Quartermaine recovers in the hospital from injuries and memory loss; Uncomfortable with Justis Ward becoming his step-father, Tom and Simone Harding s son runs away, creating search parties and police involvement; Ned Ahston bristles at Edward Quartermaines business demands while so many personal crisis with the family exist; Brenda seeks comfort from Lois Cerullo over losing Sonny Corinthos to Lily Rivera',' Anonymous'),
('11902',' An ambulance explosion leaves Patrick injured and the ER down a doctor. They also need to identify the women who was badly burned during the explosion. Spinelli ends up in the E.R. after shooting himself in the foot and Jason takes the wrap for the incident so Spinelli won t be charged. Robin befriends an HIV Positive Expectant mother. Maxie and Coop get caught in a compromising position by her father.',' Jessica C.'),
('11903',' Maxie discovers she has a staph infection as a result of her and Coop s time in the supply closet. Patrick deals with a very interesting patient. Epiphany is upset when she learns that Stan is trying to organize a strike with hospital workers. Jason is assigned to community service at the hospital as a result of taking the blame for Spinelli s accident.',' faith9903'),
('11904',' Upbeat Television series whose main objective was to change a generation s negative stereotype by showing people across America making a positive difference in other s lives. Show was hosted by veejays Zan Passante, Gina Delaynee and Natasha DaCosta',' A.N.'),
('11905',' When Penelope Townes finds an opal, she discovers she is now the master of two genies - Bruce and his son Baz. But when Penelope s mother-Lady Diana starts falling in love with Bruce, Penelope s wishes become bigger and bigger - to change her own love life with Conrad Von Meister and his horrible Uncle Otto who has a soft spot for Diana as well.',' Sam Yeo'),
('11906',' When Penelope Townes discovers a long-forgotten old trunk in the attic of her decaying mansion home, her curiosity leads her to check its contents. In it, she finds a beautiful, but dusty, opal pendant and is delighted with her find - little realising how much this small gem will affect her future life (and that of her mother as well).',' David McAnally <D.McAnally@uq.net.au>'),
('11907',' The story begins with the composer s father Leopold with whom Mozart conducted a passionate and tortured correspondence. It is Leopold who knows Mozart s secrets. And there is another voice: that of the music itself. Music is the key to unlocking the emotions of Mozart, starting in this film with the great piano works. Without this key, how can we ever understand the emotions that gave birth to some of the most beautiful sounds the world has ever heard? The first great phase of Mozart s brief life was that of the travelling child prodigy - gifted as a performer and writer of music - who grew into the genius who, working within the restrictions of his time, began to rewrite the musical rules.But there was another facet to Mozart - the adult thinker aware of the bigger picture, passionately attached to the progressive values of the Enlightenment - impressively well-read, a speaker of most European languages (even a little English), an Austrian Catholic, a Freemason and above all a composer at the height of his formidable powers, determined to succeed in the most difficult and lucrative area of all - Opera. Towards the end of his life, Mozart mastered the language of instrumental and orchestral writing - and how both love and loss provoked in him an extraordinary burst of creativity. This was essentially crystallised in three ambitious works that changed the future course of music: his last, great trilogy of symphonies - numbers 39, 40 and 41 - which he wrote in six short weeks.',' BBC'),
('11908',' The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture is not like ordinary student organizations found on a college campus. Rather than focus on a specific activity or hobby, the club encompasses tastes in anime, manga, video games, cosplay, and model building, and generally performs no organized activities outside of of gathering in their office to play video games or discuss the latest episode of the series Kujibiki Unbalance. Their membership includes a shy, stuttering sketch artist that lacks the drive to take his work further, an overzealous, motor-mouthed maniac that argues for the passion in all things otaku, and the club s creepily quiet founding president that has been in charge since 1987. What keeps a group with members as eccentric as these together? A shared love for anime, manga, and all forms of visual culture that they inspire.',' Anonymous'),
('11909',' The ongoing story of a young boy (Mark) and his tame bear (Ben). Ben, although a lovable old bear, is ruthlessly pursued by the shady villain Fogg Hanson and Mark s Dad has to continually intercede in order to save the Gentle Giant s pelt.',' Jimmy Lee  <cresimore@aol.com>'),
('11910',' Documentary series evolving around classical lifestyle themes such as stress, children, weight, dogs, single, and divorce. Among the cases are a very busy advertising executive with a stressed life and a family with an impossible child refusing to sleep.',' nathue@hotmail.com'),
('11911',' Mrs. Wells, a world traveler who shot 16 mm films of her journeys, narrated her home movies, first on WNBT, New York City, then on the NBC network. When she ran out of films, the series ended. Epitomizes the era of primitive TV when broadcasters were willing to show anything that moved.',' Steven W. Siferd <72233.741@compuserve.com>'),
('11912',' George Stoody is a mild-mannered bookstore owner who encounters a hoodlum/magician named Leo Wagonman, the estranged father of his new daughter-in-law Casey. Leo, on the run from a mob intent on collecting the payoff money Leo stole from a Las Vegas casino, decides to stay in the spare room above George s bookstore.',' Ondre Lombard <olombard@lombard.cyberverse.com>'),
('11913',' George and Mildred Roper ( Brian Murphy (I)  (qv) and  Yootha Joyce  (qv)) are forced to leave their home in South Kensington (as the landlords in _"Man About the House" (1973)_ (qv)) when they receive a compulsory purchase order from the council. Mildred talks George into buying a nice middle-class house in suburbia, and they move next door to Jeffrey and Ann Fourmile ( Norman Eshley  (qv) and  Sheila Fearn  (qv)). Unfortunately, Mildred s dream of upward mobility seems doomed to failure, as George relentlessly embarrasses her in every way possible. Poor Mildred not only has to cope with George s gormless behavior, she has to try and deal with the the snobbish Jeffrey as well as her rich-bitch sister Ethel ( Avril Elgar  (qv)) and mad old mum ( Gretchen Franklin  (qv)).',' Roseanne Hodge <rosie@ihug.co.nz>'),
('11914',' Neighbor Blanche Morton frequently joins Gracie in escapades which annoy accountant hubby Harry and provide George with an opportunity to offer a humorous soliloquy.',' Ed Stephan <stephan@cc.wwu.edu>'),
('11915',' After briefly discussing reaction to the first Burns and Allen telecast, George steps aside as Gracie visits an art museum and immediately decides that she will become a painter. In the middle of the show the dance team of Fosse and Niles do a number.',' Anonymous'),
('11916',' The daily adventures of New York cabdriver George O Grady who, while not the weirdest man in New York, is "definitely in the top three." When not expounding his theories on government conspiracies and alien visitations to his fares, he hangs out at a local bar with his only-slightly-less-eccentric friends.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('11917',' As a surprise for Angie s birthday, George arranges for her father Vic and sister Gloria to visit for the celebration. Upset about her upcoming divorce and jealous of her sister s marriage to a good man, Gloria makes an inappropriate advance towards George-which Max witnesses.',' Anonymous'),
('11918',' George interferes with Benny and Randy s relationship, causing Randy to break up with Benny. Benny starts to mope around so George goes to have a talk with Randy. George sees that Randy really does love his mother, so he tricks Benny into admitting she cares about Randy, but is just afraid he ll run off like George s father. Randy proposes and Benny accepts.',' Anonymous'),
('11919',' When Max breaks George s computer, he decides to teach Max the value of a buck by making him pay for it by working at the factory with him. But the plan backfires when Max decides college isn t for him and decides to work full time at the plant.',' Moviedude1'),
('11920',' When Carmen gets into private school, George and Angie decide to take out a loan to pay for the tuition. But a bad credit report finds George in poor financial shape. Thinking that someone has stolen his identity, George tracks down another George Lopez. But when the two men meet, they learn that they share more than a name; their social-security numbers and birth certificates are identical. Oh, and they have one more thing in common - their father.',' Anonymous'),
('11921',' After Carmen breaks up with her boyfriend Adam, he spreads nasty rumors about her around school. With Carmen s reputation jeopardized, George and Angie step in to repair the damage. But the school counselor is a haunting figure from George s past who will not right the wrong - prompting Carmen to takes matters into her own hands.',' Anonymous'),
('11922',' When Angie s parents, Vic and Emilina, come to visit the family for Christmas, George thinks they still believe he s not good enough for their daughter. But George shows he can take care of his family without their help and battles it out with Vic for the best Christmas.',' Anonymous'),
('11923',' The airplane parts factory where George works is under consideration by the federal government for more business. Afraid that a certain employee s ethnic background will hinder the company s chances of getting the contract, George s boss orders him to demote the worker. George must decide whether or not to jeopardize his career by being ethical. Meanwhile, Max acquired "a wife" - his friend Allison.',' Anonymous'),
('11924',' The Lopez family finds out that Benny s estranged brother, Uncle Joe is dying. George and Angie convince Benny to reconcile with Uncle Joe-but Benny s more interested in getting Joe s Super Bowl tickets. Meanwhile, since Benny never taught George how to cope with death when he was younger, he has difficulty attending the funeral.',' Anonymous'),
('11925',' George goes into denial when Max is thought to have dyslexia, and things only get worse when Angie suggests he may have it as well. Meanwhile, Ernie leaves home and moves in with George and Angie and takes on the job of minding his girlfriends kids while she enjoys life.',' Anonymous'),
('11926',' George quickly learns the meaning of company loyalty when his bosses ask him to pitch in on the assembly line and he s offered a job by a competitor with ulterior motives. Meanwhile, Carmen has to choose whether she wants to keep her best friend Toby or be part of the in-crowd.',' Anonymous'),
('11927',' George is the king of the jungle and protector of all who live there. George may be dim-witted. He may be clumsy. But what do you expect from someone who swings into trees habitually? Besides, he still manages to save the jungle and it s inhabitants from the numerous threats that besiege them. George is aided by his friend, an ape named Ape, Ursula, and his pet dog/elephant Shep. Other cartoons with George of the Jungle include Tom Slick, a gallant race car driver and Super Chicken, a fowl super hero who dips into the Super Sauce.',' Brian D. Switzer'),
('11928',' Pioneering the field of trash-TV, Geraldo Rivera managed to one-up fellow talk show hosts Phil Donahue and Oprah Winfrey by skipping over any socially relevant topics and going straight to sex, death and hate. In doing so, he paved the way for later sleaze hosts such as Jenny Jones, Montel Williams and Jerry Springer.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('11929',' The misadventures of a 30-year-old paper-boy (played by Late Night alum Chris Elliot) and his wacky parents. Such show topics included the eating of a space alien, a robotic paper-boy and numerous beheadings. Get a Life was also one of the first television shows that featured the killing of the star of the show.',' Daniel Davis <daniel@daily.ou.edu>'),
('11930',' Christie Love was a very beautiful and quite charming black woman who also happened to be a skilled undercover operative with the Los Angeles Police Department. Her smarts and skills often came in handy when posing as a prostitute, jewel thief, etc. in an effort to bring down the bad guys. Her boss was Lt. Reardon, who was replaced by Capt. Ryan. Caruso, Belmont, Valencia and Gallagher were cops with whom Christie worked.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('11931',' Get Me to the Wedding tells the stories of wedding planners in Toronto, New York City, Chicago and Philadelphia as they help couples through the highs and lows of planning the most important day of their lives. From managing clients  life-long dreams of the perfect wedding, to the realities of ballooning budgets, indecision, revisions, snags and surprises, each episode offers a dramatic perspective on the planner s job as wedding wizard. Shot in cinema verité style, the series focuses on eight planners, all with different styles, strengths and strategies to please their clients.',' d'),
('11932',' This Animal Planet series, equal parts natural history, travel and reality TV, follows deserving families on extraordinary behind-the -scenes animal journeys to national parks in Alaska, Hawaii the Badlands, Costa Rica, Mexico and many other destinations.',' Discovery Channel'),
('11933',' Get Real was a television show aired on PBS and later, the WB aimed at children between the ages of 6 and 10. It had a news format and a regard for motivating children to get involved in their community, while showing them "fun" places to go (i.e. Zoo, Beach, Ice skating etc...) The show further showed children how to have fun at home by making different snacks, making toys etc...',' Brandon DeShazer'),
('11934',' Maxwell Smart is a bumbling secret agent, assigned by his "Chief" to foil KAOS  latest plans for taking over the world. Invariably, Smart s bumbling detective style lands him in hot water. Lucky for him, his faithful assistant "99" is there to bail him out.',' Murray Chapman <muzzle@cs.uq.oz.au>'),
('11935',' When 99 tells Max she is expecting, Max is so excited he tells a reporter he is a spy. Now useless to CONTROL he has his face changed and goes undercover as a pianist to a CONTROL agent that can sing the right note to shatter a glass prison cell.',' laird-3'),
('11936',' When budget cuts hit CONTROL, 99 is on the list of agents to be laid off. She then finds a temporary job at a trading stamp redemption center, which also happens to be a KAOS munitions drop that is about to begin distribution of their latest weapon, a stereophonic pistol. 99 finds out what is going on and informs the Chief, but is captured before she can give the location. The Chief and Larabee eventually find the location, but are captured themselves. It is now up to Max to find and save them.',' Brian Washington <Sargebri@earthlink.net>'),
('11937',' "Get The Message" was broadcast on weekday mornings in 1964 for three cycles (39 weeks). It was a game-panel show that featured two teams (male and female) consisting of two guest stars and one contestant on each team. The stars would attempt to "get the message" to the contestant with one word clues. The game was an amalgam of several other Goodson-Todman games shows including, obviously, "Password".',' Frank Buxton'),
('11938',' The comic everyday lives of a group of patients, doctors, nurses and ancillary staff at a National Health Service hospital during the post-war period.',' Mark Smith <msmith@osi.co.uk>'),
('11939',' Each week  Ronan Keating  (qv) presents this talent show where two aspiring pop acts that have both benefited from the wisdom and experience of professional producers, stylists and choreographers in a bid to improve their particular act. Culminating in a grand finale consisting of each week s winners, the finale winners will be awarded with a recording contract from a major record label.',' Mark Smith <msmith@osi.co.uk>'),
('11940',' Jules visits his World Vision sponsored child in Malawi. Erik faces the might of Mount Fuji in Japan. Natalie visits the Australian Outback Spectacular on the Gold Coast, and shows an easy way to access the Great Barrier Reef. Catriona finds where the USA s hip and happening are choosing to holiday when she visits Palm Springs.',' Allister Coots'),
('11941',' Catriona visits a relaxing retreat on the north coast of New South Wales. Natalie visits the luxury hotel that viewers have judged to be the best in Australia and New Zealand. Jules follows the Da Vinci Code trail from France to Great Britain. Ben hires a houseboat on the Myall Lakes in New South Wales.',' Allister Coots'),
('11942',' David visits a natural attraction in Turkey known as the Cotton Castle. Jules tackles one of the world s biggest sporting events in Indianapolis, USA, and joins Guy Leech for a new way to see the sights of Sydney while keeping fit. Catriona visits the homeland of Catherine Zeta-Jones. Natalie visits the family-friendly resort that viewers have voted as Australia s favourite.',' Allister Coots'),
('11943',' Jules goes on safari in the Serengeti. Catriona rides one of the world s most scenic train rides, the TranzAlpine, in New Zealand. Ben goes on a drive from Scone across the Barrington Tops to Gloucester, New South Wales. Natalie visits the Eungella National Park, the platypus capital of Australia.',' Allister Coots'),
('11944',' Natalie re-traces a 20-year-old personal message in a bottle to Tonga, its island of origin. Catriona visits the Taj Mahal, the world s most romantic shrine. Ben continues his journey through Alaska with the Ititarod. Jules discovers one of Australia s most photogenic features in Tasmania.',' Allister Coots'),
('11945',' Jules goes on an icy adventure in one of the most remote parts of the planet. Ben saddles up for a journey across the USA s cowboy state. Natalie comes face to face with a humpback whale. Erik takes a spin on one of Australia s most scenic coastal drives.',' Allister Coots'),
('11946',' Jules treks to Choquequirao, Peru, believed by some locals to be the true lost Incan city. Ben completes his Alaskan canine adventure in Nome. Erik hits the road with a luxury camper on Kangaroo Island. David braves an ancient ritual in Istanbul, Turkey. Some of the world s biggest stars share their best moments as the Celebrity Getaway segment turns one year old.',' Allister Coots'),
('11947',' Erik finds a way to see many of London s main attractions for free. Natalie gears up for a special wildlife experience in Healesville, Victoria and presents a first time visitors  guide to London. Ben visits Hamburg, the place where it all began for The Beatles. Jules goes canoing in the wilderness in the Freycinet National Park in Tasmania. Catriona settles into country life at a new bed and breakfast in Kilmore, Victoria.',' Allister Coots'),
('11948',' Erik visits the Shetland Islands, the home of his Viking ancestors. Jodhi goes swimming with whale sharks off the Western Australian coast. Jules visits Vancuover, one of the world s most livable cities. Ben cooks up a meal with fresh ingredients in Victoria s Yarra Valley. Natalie visits the Isle of Pines in New Caledonia on a budget.',' Allister Coots'),
('11949',' Jules searches for New Zealand s finest snow on a snowmobile adventure in Queenstown. Catriona falls under the spell of San Francisco. Livinia finds out why Melbourne is Australia s capital of coffee. Jodhi visits the Bogawantalawa Valley in Sri Lanka, known as the Golden Valley of Tea. Erik takes a scenic ride on the Cairns Skyrail, one of Australia s most popular attractions.',' Allister Coots'),
('11950',' Erik visits the Daintree National Park, Harry Potter s favourite place to holiday in Australia. Livinia get caught up in a real life race across Australia. Jules visits Berlin, the sentimental heart of Germany. Catriona discovers a special place to stay in Bangkok. Natalie indulges herself in Australia s most expensive hotel package in Melbourne.',' Allister Coots'),
('11951',' Catriona discovers the beauty of the Swiss Alps in summer. Ben shows his idea of secret mens business while fishing off South Australia s Eyre Peninsula. Livinia checks out some bargains in Samoa. Natalie goes snowshoeing at Charlotte Pass, Australia s highest resort. David concludes his journey along the USA s Route 66.',' Allister Coots'),
('11952',' Catriona checks out one of England s prettiest towns, and begins a journey that shows a new way to travel across Africa. Erik finds a place in Sydney that offers champagne views on a beer budget. Ben saddles up for more adventures in the USA s Wild West.',' Allister Coots'),
('11953',' Natalie finds a naturally gifted area in Jindabyne, New South Wales and visits Manchester, one of the hippest cities in the United Kingdom.. Catriona visits one of the world s most interactive zoos in San Diego, California. Jules goes on an epic adventure to Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory. Ben learns to fly a helicopter in 30 minutes at Boomrock Station near Wellington, New Zealand.',' Allister Coots'),
('11954',' Catriona goes on a European cruise with everything from castles to 2000 year old cities. Natalie discovers that piracy is alive and well in the Caribbean. Erik wanders the back roads of Japan. Livinia Nixon and her father play golf in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Jules visits Arnham Land, one of the most remote and rewarding parts of Australia.',' Allister Coots'),
('11955',' Natalie visits some locations in Sydney that have been used in blockbuster films, and has a South Pacific long weekend in New Caledonia. Ben discovers a rock in Queensland that is ten times the size of Uluru. Jules visits Vancouver Island, an island that thrives on bad weather. Erik finds the home of Norman Lindsay, one of Australia s most famous artists.',' Allister Coots'),
('11956',' Erik experiences a sound and light show in the Jenolan Caves, one of the world s oldest cave systems. Catriona goes on a tour of Rome with crooner Patrizio Buanne. Ben gets scared at a haunted house in Auckland. Livinia discovers South Pacific style and hospitality in Samoa. Jules learns how to play Bogan Bingo at a hotel in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton.',' Allister Coots'),
('11957',' Catriona, Natalie and Erik show us the latest things to do, and some unmissable classic experiences, in Hong Kong. Livinia cruises around Fraser Island, the world s largest sand island. Jules goes in search of the Sasqua, Canada s answer to Bigfoot, and spends a night at a drive-in at Dromana, Victoria.',' Allister Coots'),
('11958',' Jules goes from five-star luxury to the middle of nowhere on a cruise of Papua New Guinea. Erik is shown some great scenery by a local opera singer and farmer near Otago on New Zealand s South Island. Catriona ventures deeper into the lost kingdom of Bhutan. Jodhi spends time with an Aboriginal family at a culture camp in Kakadu National Park. Guest reporter Dermott Brereton meets Australia s newest singing sensations, the McClymont sisters, on their home turf at Grafton, New South Wales.',' Allister Coots'),
('11959',' Catriona finds some affordable family fun on the south coast of New South Wales and catches up with Donald Trump, the man behind North Americas s number one hotel, who reveals why he calls New York his home. Jules gets his licence to thrill by driving tanks near Goulburn, New South Wales. Erik stays in luxury on sea and land in north Queensland. Natalie visits one of her favourite European towns, San Sebastian, Spain.',' Allister Coots'),
('11960',' Catriona s unique journey across Africa continues with a look at one of the world s greatest architectural achievements in Libya. Ben visits one of the world s biggest bike rallies in the USA. Natalie checks out the world s tallest residential tower in Surfers Paradise. Jules visits an "auto heaven" in Germany. Erik tosses a tuna at a fishing festival in Port Lincoln.',' Allister Coots'),
('11961',' Erik visits his former home town on New Zealand s north island. Megan Gale shows why Perth is one of her favourite places. Catriona experiences her first African safari, and visits one of the world s most photographed islands in the Caribbean. Ben uncovers Warburton and finds out why it s Victoria s answer to Loch Ness. Jules puts Sydney s icy bar scene to the test.',' Allister Coots'),
('11962',' Erik visits New Zealand s most active volcano. Megan Gale braves the waters off Margaret River, Western Australia. Natalie visits a Gold Coast resort that is heaven to both parents and children. Catriona continues her journey in search of England s prettiest villages. Jules visits a hotel in Kenya where the animals come to you.',' Allister Coots'),
('11963',' Jules visits the best preserved medieval city in modern Germany and goes on a surf rafting adventure at Coffs Harbour. Jodhi holidays like a millionaire on a Gold Coast island. Catriona visits a place that whales built on New Zealand s South Island. Natalie finds a resort in New Caledonia with its own natural wonder, and goes on a hot air balloon flight over the Yarra Valley in Victoria. Erik sees the sights on Kangaroo Island.',' Allister Coots'),
('11964',' The team present a collection of walks, balloon and scenic flights, unusual hotels, sports events, over-water bungalows, spiritual journeys, scenic drives, luxury hotels, animal experiences, ways to be a star for a day, places to visit in Italy and Egypt, festivals, family holidays, city strolls, cruises, adrenalin rushes and train trips that should be on your to do list.',' Allister Coots'),
('11965',' The team visit every continent around the world, including Broome in Western Australia, the Serengeti in Africa, Dubai in the Middle East, London, Moscow, Rabello and Paris in Europe, northern Finland in the Arctic, Quebec in Canada, Route 66 in the USA, Costa Rica in Central America, Brazil in South America, Bora Bora, Vanua Levu and New Zealand in the South Pacific, Sri Lanka in Asia and a flight over Antarctica.',' Allister Coots'),
('11966',' Catriona travels to the lost kingdom of Bhutan and tracks down one of the world s most magnificent restaurants in Switzerland. Natalie visits Seaside, Florida, the world s most perfect resort town. Ben finds the home of Dracula in Romania. Erik checks in to the world s oldest hotel in Japan.',' Allister Coots'),
('11967',' Catriona, Erik and David visit the countries in the same World Cup group as Australia. Ben checks out Oehringen, the Socceroos  home base in Germany, Natalie meets Harry Kewell and Lucas Neill in Manchester. Erik finds out how to become a football fanatic.',' Allister Coots'),
('11968',' Natalie explores the Great Barrier Reef from above, on and below the water, and checks out Sydney Harbour from every angle. Erik visits the South-West National Park in Tasmania. Catriona discovers Australia s most beautiful island, Lord Howe Island, and checks out a golden triangle of attractions at the Red Centre. Ben visits the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Jules drives along the Great Ocean Road.',' Allister Coots'),
('11969',' Natalie visits Matera, an Italian town with a Biblical feel. Ben discovers some blockbuster scenery in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. David uncovers one of Australia s best-kept island secrets. Catriona looks at Bokissa Island in Vanuatu, a South Pacific gem that is waiting to be uncovered. Brendon finds out why Ceský Krumlov is one of the prettiest towns in eastern Europe.',' Allister Coots'),
('11970',' Catriona visits Marrakech, the hottest city on the planet. Natalie explores the Amalfi coast in a Ferrari. Jodhi checks in to the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong. David visits Monaco, Europe s ultimate party playground. Megan finds out where the haves and have lots come for some R&R in Hua Hin, Thailand.',' Allister Coots'),
('11971',' Catriona frocks up for a different tour of Sydney. Natalie joins a couple getting married in a hot air balloon near Cairns. Ben meets two of the craziest blokes that the UK has ever produced, and a family in New Zealand whose life is a fairytale, and combines ancient weapons with modern day fantasies at a gladiator school in Rome. David tests a personal diving bubble on the Great Barrier Reef and spends a night in one of Australia s most haunted houses.',' Allister Coots'),
('11972',' Natalie visits the US Virgin Islands. Jodhi finds out what lies beneath the waters of the Maldives. Catriona stays at the place that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie put on the map in Kenya. Jules finds his kind of paradise in Papua New Guinea. Erik goes fishing with a couple of friends in the Bay Of Plenty off New Zealand s North Island. Megan Gale fulfills an underwater ambition when she swims with dolphins near Rockingham, Western Australia.',' Allister Coots'),
('11973',' Comedy about two women who live together in a rather large house. Dolores, who is the black one, has two boys Marcus (Santana) and Darren (Richmond). Cathy, who is the white one, has two girls Julie (Sterling) and her oldest daughter Nikki (Vannice).',' Anonymous'),
('11974',' A pair of pop-oriented songwriters--melodist/singer Bobby and tone-deaf lyricist Lionel--try to eke out a living in the Los Angeles music scene. They live (along with Bobby s younger sister Jennifer) in an antique shop, and Bobby works on the side as a recording engineer until he and Lionel get their big break. Rita was their friendly landlady, and Rudy her cop boyfriend.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('11975',' Ban Midou and Ginji Amano, two juvenile delinquents from the Shinjuku district of Tokyo, Japan, are also known as a pair of retrievers-for-hire called the GetBackers. Both of them possess supernatural powers to aid them in their missions. Ban has the "Jagan" (Evil Eye), which allows him to fill a target with profound hallucinations, as well as the "Snake Bite", which gives his hands 200 kilograms of gripping force. Ginji, on the other hand, can generate thousands of volts of electricity within his body at will like a human electric eel. Together, they boast an (almost) 100% success rate at retrieving objects for their clients. If only they could figure out how to keep from constantly going broke...',' Axemblue'),
('11976',' It has been 15 years since the fateful battle with The Empire of 100 Demons. Humanity is under attack by the scientist Dr. Lando with their mechanical monsters empire. Getter Team has begun training on a new Getter Robo, Hayato recruit a boy named Go Ichimonji as Getter One s pilot. Go - along with co-pilots Sho and Gai - must use Getter Robo to exterminate the Mechanical Beasts of Dr. Lando.',' Gavin Nelson'),
('11977',' Soon after the events of the first Getta Robo series, Earth finds itself under attack by the Hyakki (Pandemonium) Empire and its fleet of horned battle robots. In response to the threat, the Getta labs re-fit their chief weapon: three advanced jets, capable of merging into three distinct robots. These are Getta Dragun (Star Dragon) the most powerful and oft-used formation; Getta Rygar (Star Arrow) designed for speed and aerial combat; and Getta Poseidon (Star Poseidon) built for strength and aquatic battle.',' DerekC'),
('11978',' Mankind is threatened by the Megasaur Empire, an advanced civilization of dinosaurs that survived extinction by living underground. In response, Prof. Saotome develops Getta Robo, a 3-in-1 robot formed by three separate vehicles (Getta Machines Eagle, Jaguar, and Bear). Powered by cosmic/getta rays, Getta Robo battles the army of Mechasauruses unleashed by the Empire.',' DerekC'),
('11979',' Lovely young widow Carolyn Muir, her two young children, and the maid discover that the New England seaside house they ve moved into is haunted by the former owner -- an old salt named Captain Daniel Gregg. Gregg at first resists this intrusion, but he develops a ghostly love for his uninvited guest.',' Christina Dunigan <minstrel@wf.net>'),
('11980',' A live-action children s show, the Ghost Busters travel around the globe looking for ghosts. They dispel the ghosts with a weird camera-looking gadget.',' Afterburner <aburner@erols.com>'),
('11981',' Spenser and Kong are a pair of bumbling spook chasers who use their "ghost dematerializer" ray in an attempt to battle the spirits of notorious villains. Assisting Spenser and Kong in their mission is Tracy, an intelligent gorilla. Every episode opens with a parody of "Mission: Impossible" in which Spenser, Tracy & Kong are blown up by an exploding tape recorder.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('11982',' This one-hour weekly docu-soap from the creator/executive producer of "American Chopper" follows a group of real-life paranormal researchers as they investigate haunted houses throughout the country, encountering every type of imaginable haunting. Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson, plumbers by trade, head up TAPS -- The Atlantic Paranormal Society -- a group of ordinary, everyday people with an interest in getting to the bottom of your otherworldly disturbances.',' -- SCI FI Channel, submitted by Senior Editor, SCIFI.COM'),
('11983',' Right after Jason and Grant unclog a drain, they get a call from case manager Brian Harnois: He s fielded a report of an apparent poltergeist playing with and throwing a little girl s toys. The job is many miles away, in Altoona, Pa., and Jason and Grant have to clear the trip with their wives and get time off from Roto-Rooter. Grant s wife Reanna is upset but understands. Jason s wife Kris is getting fed up with this whole ghost-hunting thing. In Altoona, the team sets up in the girl s room and in the attic. Donna interviews Brenda, the girl s mother, who asks the team to bless the house whether it s haunted or not; Carl obliges. The team analyzes its data. While the camera found nothing, the digital recorders picked up electronic voice phenomena - which, after being electronically processed, appears to be the voices of deceased children. One says, "They don t want us." Another says, "Can I come in?" Brenda s home seems to have strong paranormal activity. She s thankful for the validation. For the team, the hard work and the long drive have paid off.',' Anonymous'),
('11984',' In Altoona, Pa., the TAPS team investigates the historic Mishler Theatre. There, according to the owner and employees, the ghost of the late owner, Mr. Mishler, has been heard walking on the catwalk above the stage, seen walking into a wall where his office used to be, and apparently puffing up a cloud of cigar smoke around one of the theater seats, which then folded up as though someone just got up from it. For Jason, the big mystery is not about these strange occurrences but rather about what happened to an expensive boom mike - part of the equipment Brian Harnois is in charge of. Jason tells Grant he s tired of losing equipment and that Brian is skating on thin ice. Brian is also overreacting to every little noise and trick-of-the-light at case sites. The team also investigates the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum, where the spirit of a railroad worker has reportedly been seen walking the halls. Neither the theater nor the museum prove to be haunted. The theater did have some plumbing problems, though.',' Anonymous'),
('11985',' The Lighthouse Inn in New London, Conn., may be haunted by the ghost of a bride who, in 1930, fell down the main staircase and broke her neck. Tension escalates between target="_new">Brian Harnois and Brian Bell over responsibility for the equipment. In the tunnels below the Inn, Steve is "touched" by an unseen force putting about 15 pounds of pressure on his back, while Kristin - Brian Bell s girlfriend and fellow TAPS member - monitors a sudden 20- to 30-degree drop in temperature. The findings prove inconclusive. But Steve s experience and credibility - he s a police officer - carry a lot of weight with Jason. Next stop is Ashland, Mass., and Stone s Public House, a tavern built in the 1800s. There a little girl died after having been hit by a train, and she supposedly now haunts the establishment. In one room, the team records a weird light with no apparent source. In the same room, an EVP reveals the spoken words "We re not...." A trip back to the tavern reveals the light was from one of the team s infrared illuminators. The EVP remains unexplained. Jason feels an ongoing investigation is warranted here.',' Anonymous'),
('11986',' GHOST SCHOOL is a humorous, visual 3D television series set in the rather unusual school of a boy called Oliver, who cannot float nor remove his head, unlike his classmates and ghost friends. GHOST SCHOOL tells the story of friendship between the various, very different children, and between the human boy Oliver and his ghost friends, who, each night, embark on a journey through the ghost school, where even an ordinary piece of homework tends to conceal yet another adventure.',' Mio Dietrich'),
('11987',' Horror legend Christopher Lee hosts and narrates a series of four half hour ghost stories all based on stories by M.R. James.  The Stalls of Barchester ,  The Ash Tree ,  Number 13  and  A Warning to the Curious  are the tales told.',' Scott Dawson <scott@grekel.freeserve.co.uk>'),
('11988',' Anthology series focusing on the supernatural. Winston Essex opened each episode by taking the audience into his spooky old mansion and introducing the plot, which could range from a vampire preying on college students to a ghost haunting a house to an old man using voodoo against his own family. On January 5, 1973, the series changed its title to "Circle of Fear", the Essex character was no longer part of the show, and the stories didn t always feature supernatural themes',' Anonymous'),
('11989',' Bobby (Michael-James Wixted) is a very bright, but very sickly boy with a particular fondness for chess. As he starts fifth grade, he is delighted to find that his teacher is the very popular Miss Gilden (Helen Hayes), with whom he forms a close friendship. Unfortunately, early in the school year, Bobby becomes too sick to go to school. After a short period of time, an alter-ego who looks exactly like Bobby appears and tells him not to worry, he will go to school for Bobby and come home and tell him what he has learned. Unfortunately, the alter ego terrorizes Miss Gilden, ultimately disgracing her and causing her death. As the alter-ego becomes stronger, Bobby becomes weaker until the alter-ego suggests that they play a game of chess to decide who should live as Bobby. With his life as the stakes, Bobby needs to best this evil version of himself. Assistance comes from an unexpected source.',' dwr246'),
('11990',' Paul (James Franciscus), a recently divorced man, has a dream that his daughter Emily (Lorie Busk) gets murdered as an adult (Lisa James). Believing it to be a premonition, he goes to the town where this will happen to see if he can prevent it. While there, he falls for Julie (Meg Foster) the owner of the boardinghouse where he is staying. It turns out that Julie is engaged to Ed (Karl Swenson), who turns out to be the man who murders Emily in Paul s vision. Chaos ensues as Paul and Ed end up fighting over Julie, and Ed ends up dead. Paul gets off by claiming the death was an accident, but Julie has one more nasty surprise waiting for Paul before he leaves town for good.',' dwr246'),
('11991',' Christina (Pamela Franklin) is a young woman with a twin sister, Lisa (also played by Pamela Franklin), whom she has never met. She hopes to meet Lisa on a visit home, but is distressed to find out that Lisa has recently died. Christina begins to hear Lisa calling her at night, and then starts to have visions of Lisa in an open grave. She tells her mother about this and discovers some unpleasant family secrets about Lisa. Does Lisa want revenge, or does she simply miss the sister she never had?',' dwr246'),
('11992',' John (David Birney) and Eileen (Barbara Parkins) are expecting their first child, and decide to purchase their first home. Unbeknownst to them, their house was built on the site of a gallows where an innocent girl was hanged two centuries before. Eileen starts having visions of the girl, and after her baby is born, the spirit of the girl returns with an unfortunate interest in the newborn baby.',' dwr246'),
('11993',' Martha (Carolyn Jones) and Andrew (Steve Forrest) Alcott own a vacation home where they spend their summers. Martha hates the house, and as the summer goes on, it appears she has good reason, as there seems to be a malevolent force in the place that is strongest around the well in the basement. Events and scenes become ever more familiar, as it becomes clear what the malevolent force is, and what it intends to do with the lives of Martha and Andrew.',' dwr246'),
('11994',' The team investigate Chester. This week, Derek, Rhodri and Mylenne come across mysterious sounds in a Roman museum, a public house with spirits either side of the bar, and a hairdressing salon where, for one of the team, a frightening experience makes it a night they will never forget!',' Joanna Price'),
('11995',' The team head to Stirling, Scotland to delve into the ghostly tales the residents can produce. This episode contains a woman whose life is being ruined by a spirit in her house, a coffee shop where workers refuse to go into certain areas, and a public house where paranormal activity is ripe in the basement.',' Joanna Price'),
('11996',' Derek and the team head to Swansea, where they encounter a haunted private home, a tattoo shop where the customers have more than the needles to be frightened of, and a local heritage center where Mylenne has a frightening experience with a shape shifter.',' Joanna Price'),
('11997',' The team visit Worcester, where it s a night of channeling for Derek. A haunted pottery museum, a hair salon with a sinister secret and a pen shop plagued by the spirits of murdering Satanists await the team as they continue their hunt for paranormal activity',' Joanna Price'),
('11998',' Could you last in a haunted house all by yourself, looking for ghosts? 12 kids compete through a series of investigations using paranormal research equipment to track ghosts in real haunted locations. In the end, only one will walk away with the title of "The Ultimate Ghost Tracker".',' Anonymous'),
('11999',' Melinda Gordon inherited her "gift" -- the ability to see and talk with the spirits of dead people -- from, and was coached it its use by her grandmother. Running an antique store in a small town, newly married to a paramedic, Melinda helps the ghosts wandering around who are trapped between worlds by helping them to resolve unfulfilled aspects of their former life.',' Ron Kerrigan <mvg@whidbey.com>'),
('12000',' Ned is haunted by an angry spirit after he pulls some pranks and Melinda is at a loss as how to handle the situation without telling Delia. Meanwhile, Tim is determined to win Delia s affections after he sees her dating other men. A second ghost that is nude keeps popping up at odd times to speak to Melinda.',' pforteza3'),
('12001',' While shopping for antiques at a local home, Melinda encounters the spirit of a malicious young boy who is terrorizing his family. When Melinda realizes that he is putting people in harm s way she intervenes and takes on the challenge of helping this troubled child.',' Abakusek'),
('12002',' While a man moves in across the street from Melinda, she notices that presence of a ghost as well. In an attempt to figure out what is going on, Melinda is threatened by the haunted man. This leads to a fight between Melinda and Jim about her gift and how she often take things too far.',' Abakusek'),
('12003',' Melinda must help the ghost of an African-American man who had been attacked and killed by a white co-worker in the 1970 s. The ghost is haunting the prosecutor who had enough evidence but still failed to file charges against the white co-worker. Melinda tries to help the ghost find justice and help his son to change his racist views before they re passed on to the next generation.',' Abakusek'),
('12004',' A young girl is put into a psychiatric facility upon her strange behavior following her identical twin sister s death. While on a field trip in town, the girl runs away from her group and tries to hide in Melinda s shop. Melinda quickly realizes that this girl s  abnormal  behavior is due to her sister haunting her. Melinda helps the two reconcile so they can both be freed.',' Abakusek'),
('12005',' The spirit of a man follows Melinda home from an art gallery. This ghost haunts Melinda into getting in touch with his daughter who is having serious problems since his death. Meanwhile Jim is sued for trying to help a woman after her injury.',' Abakusek'),
('12006',' Andrea and Melinda are contracted to auction furniture from a community inn before it is torn down. While cleaning the basement Melinda finds the lost spirits of three boys and their dog that perished in an orphanage fire 50 years ago. Melinda tries to help the boys pass on before the inn is destroyed and they are forever locked as earth-bound spirits.',' Abakusek'),
('12007',' After the death of one of the principle cheerleaders, Tais, the Grandview High Cheerleading Team is suffering a series of accidents injuring its cheerleaders. The Cheerleaders blame Maddy, a former cheerleader turned Wiccan Goth, for their string of bad luck. As Melinda tries to help Tais cross over, she becomes reminded of how she was treated while she was in high school.',' Anonymous'),
('12008',' Melinda remembers how her relationship with her Mom got strained when she re-encounters the first ghost she ever saw. When younger, Melinda s mother could not deal with her daughter s prodigious and supernatural gift. This lead to a growing rift between the two. Now Melinda must reunite with her estranged Mother to help save the spirit of this young girl.',' Abakusek'),
('12009',' The 5 year anniversary of Jim s father s death is getting close and Jim begins to act very strangely. Melinda notices this change in his behavior and believes the problem might be caused by a tortured spirit lurking around. While Melinda tries to help Jim, she is also presented with the surprise visit of an old friend. This visit brings back painful memories of times past for Melinda.',' Abakusek'),
('12010',' Melinda encounters the ghost of a race car driver who is determined to avenge his death. Following the clues, Melinda learns that Delia s son, Ned, also is involved and uses him to get close to the intended victim. In order to save the victim, Melinda tries to stop the race, but does she succeed? Watch the show and find out....',' anonymous'),
('12011',' Melinda encounters the spirit of a dead comic who is confused and doesn t understand his current state of existence. Melinda leans that this comic took his own life and she helps him make amends with all those people he left behind before he passes over. Also in this episode, Jim is threatened by the antique shop s recent business boom.',' Abakusek'),
('12012',' Ghost Whisperer: The Other Side (www.cbs.com/innertube) A new episode of this online companion series to CBS  hit Ghost Whisperer debuts every Friday. The Other Side explores the spirit world from the perspective of an earthbound spirit named Zach, who as he searches for answers about his death meets ghosts that teach him how to intersect with the land of the living. Mark Halpa stars as Zach, with Matthew Alan as Danny, the friend Zach holds responsible for his death; Robin Hines as Sarah, Zach s teacher in the spirit world; rapper DNA as Sam, Zach s spirit buddy; Graham McTavish as the Shadow Spirit, a ghost from the Dark Side; and fashion model Taylor as Zach s girlfriend Katie. Zach will make an appearance in the upcoming second season finale of Ghost Whisperer.',' Ed Martin (Watercooler TV)'),
('12013',' Eddie, Jake and their pet gorilla Tracy track down and eliminate ghosts with the help of a few supernatural sidekicks. This is an animated remake of the live-action series, "The Ghost Busters" (1975), and is in no way related to the more well-known film "Ghostbusters" (1984).',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12014',' Prime Evil has created an army of thunder ghosts, these ghost make it rain all over the world. In order to stop the Ghostbusters from stopping them, he orders Haunter to kidnap the Ghostbusters, and sends Fangster to help him. When the 2 ghouls bungle the job and Fangster is sent back to the nether-realm, Haunter grabs Eddie and runs. Jake and Tracey are up to their necks trying to get rid of all the thunder ghosts. Prime Evil intends to ransom Eddie back. However, Eddie keeps breaking out of the dungeon and his clumsiness causes Prime Evil no end of headaches and drives him mad.',' Anonymous'),
('12015',' Spencer Kong and Tracey have had wax statues made of them. Prime Evil is jealous and sends Haunter and Mystique to destroy the statues. When they fail the Tooth Hairies attempt to blackmail the french Waxworks owner to create a statue of Prime Evil for the waxworks hall of Villans or they ll eat the Eiffel Tower.',' Anonymous'),
('12016',' Mrs Crocker is the ghosthunter, and along with her assistant, De Sniff, she tries to capture all the ghosts. She hates all ghosts, especially a little Victorian shoe shine boy, but his two human friends try to save him from the ghosthunter each episode.',' Anonymous'),
('12017',' 12 half-hour episodes filmed originally covering cases of hauntings around the United Kingdom, Europe and the USA. Almost every episode concentrates on one major story which is presented in a factual and scientific way. Many weeks of research went into forming the series, making it one of (if not the) best documentary series on the subject of the paranormal. This series was made several years before the outburst of similar documentary productions, and is widely regarded as being the king of them all!',' Anonymous'),
('12018',' This episode recalls the story of 3 brothers living in a house haunted by an old sea captain. The Ghost throws books around and moves things in the house. The boys see the ghosts shadow and smell pipe smoke. One night Jay s brother levitates out of his bed, sits up and says "I m going to kill you Jay". From that night forward Jay sleeps with a knife to defend himself.',' SMB'),
('12019',' The show is about a very special team that goes around solving mysteries in New York with the help of a very secretive friend: Ghostwriter! Ghostwriter cannot hear, talk, smell, or feel. He can only read and write. He only sees words. No one else can see him but the Ghostwriter team!',' <stiener@usa.net>'),
('12020',' Lenni and Alex are excited about running Huston s upcoming Star Jam Talent Show but a sudden increase in local violence is making all of the kids worried. Their friend Kiambu is robbed and beaten up. Rumors are spreading that a new gang has moved into the neighborhood. Everyone is sent home with notes to their parents, assuring that Hurston School will do everything possible to keep the students safe. Jamal has daydreams about asking Jasmine to the Star Jam but he s too nervous to ask her in person. Walter is annoyed with Lenni, Alex, and Kiambu so he walks out on the Star Jam committee leaving them to work out the details. Meanwhile, Rob is working on an article for the school paper about Hurston s track team. He befriends Victor Torres, a new kid who moved into the neighborhood two months ago. The two of them practice a little running and Victor shows Rob a gold necklace of his initials as a personal symbol. While walking home together, they run into Victor s former gang, the Thunderheads. The leader, Miguel, was once Victor s friend and gave him the gold chain. Miguel cautions Victor about severing his ties with the Thunderheads and call Rob a "White Boy". The insult bothers Rob who s never been called names before. He goes to Jamal to talk about it and Jamal reminds him that some people say hurtful things because they re too scared or unable to understand other people. Everyone shows up at Hurston School the next day only to find the hallways trashed. Lockers have been broken open, papers litter the floor, and graffiti is sprayed on the walls with the words, "Bust up Hurston!!" Rob notices a familiar symbol has also been spray painted on the walls: the Thunderheads logo.',' Erosegem'),
('12021',' The team begins a list of suspects to find out who trashed the school. They ve already got the Thunderheads down because their logo was found on the school wall and Walter Haines too because he s furious at the Star Jam committee. The Ghostwriter team wants to put Victor Torres down as a suspect but Rob insists that he s innocent. Rob goes to visit Victor who lives in a noisy rundown neighborhood. He s introduced to Victor s older brother Quincy, who is confined to a wheelchair. Rob asks Victor why he wasn t in school and tells him about the graffiti. Victor insists he has nothing to do with it. He and Rob head out to a park for some clear air and he shows Rob a rap he wrote for his brother. Rob discovers that Quincy was shot in a gang war and will never walk again. That s what convinced Victor to leave the Thunderheads. Ms. Kelly, the principal, tells the Star Jam Committee that they might have to cancel the talent show because parents are worried about the violence. Lenni suggests turning the Star Jam into a Community Jam Against Violence where the show is open to the public so everyone can perform. They launch a new campaign and ask all of the students to sign a petition. Ms. Kelly is so impressed with the results that she calls a school assembly together and announces that it will go on. Victor tells Rob that some things are missing from his backpack. Alex asks Jamal if he s talked to Jasmine yet. Jamal says he hasn t but he brags that he s so "hot" that she ll melt as his feet. An annoyed Jasmine overhears Jamal and turns him down on the spot. Jamal is embarrassed while Alex walks off laughing. Lenni meets up with Rob and they both start getting to work in the computer lab on different projects. Suddenly, Ghostwriter picks up a message: "Hurston is for Wimps!!" The two kids race into the auditorium and find the place trashed, along with the message spray painted in graffiti.',' erosegem'),
('12022',' The students discover their auditorium has also been vandalized. Rob find s Victor s signature gold chain on the ground and thinks someone has planted it there to frame him. While typing in his room, Jamal pours out his frustrations to Ghostwriter who suggests that Jamal writes an apology letter to Jasmine. He delivers it in person and she accepts his apology as well as an invitation to go to the Star Jam with him. The team goes over their evidence and they add a new suspect: Tony Boyd, the second best runner on the track team. He s jealous of Victor s recent success, Rob informs them. The team needs the gold necklace as evidence but Rob begs for one more day to prove Victor is innocent. Later on he confronts Victor in school and finds out that Victor s private notebook is missing too. Rob wants to help him find it but Victor is furious and suspects that Rob is also against him. He can t take the pressure at Hurston with everyone assuming that he s guilty. Rob assures Victor that he s a trustworthy friend but Victor just storms out. When Victor doesn t show up for several days, Rob gets concerned. He asks Ghostwriter to find a place with Thunderhead logos, writing, and Victor s signature. Ghostwriter gives him an address that Rob follows, hoping he ll find Victor. Instead he wanders into the Thunderheads hangout. The place is deserted so Rob turns to leave when suddenly, the Thunderheads show up in the doorway.',' erosegem'),
('12023',' The Thunderheads are furious that Rob found their hangout and start beating him up. Suddenly Victor runs in and yells at them to leave Rob alone. Miguel asks Victor to prove his loyalty to the Thunderheads while Rob begs him to come back to school. Victor reluctantly turns down Miguel s offer. He reminds Miguel that he saved him once in a gang fight so Miguel owes him a favor. He tells the Thunderheads to let Rob go but Victor s no longer accepted into their gang ever again. As they leave the hangout, Victor fumes at Rob for his stupidity but he s glad to see his friend was concerned about him. Back at Victor s house, Rob realizes that the notebook is still missing so perhaps it s still with the real culprit. He asks for a copy of the rap Victor wrote and asks Ghostwriter to track it down. The notebook is in Tony Boyd s bag. Tony is forced to open it up for a teacher and they find the notebook along with a can of spray paint. He admits to framing Victor for taking away his position the track team. Tony is directed to go call his parents and it is likely he will be suspended. Victor thanks Rob for helping him out. Later on, Rob wants to write an article about being caught by the Thunderheads but he s too scared to let it out. Ghostwriter suggests using specific words and scenes to imagine what happened. Rob begins with "Hands" and writes out a personal message about being attacked. He feels much better when he s done. The Star Jam turns out to be a huge success. Lenni sings her introduction speech about coming together to end violence, Tina and Gaby have a song and dance, and Victor performs his rap for his brother. Grandma Jenkins gets on the stage to congratulate the kids on a great job and everyone joins her in singing Lenni s song again.',' Anonymous'),
('12024',' Everyone is working in the local community garden, a successful place that s bursting with action. Kids come to play, rabbits live peacefully, and Lenni s friend Sally runs a free food program with the vegetables grown there. Gaby is digging in the garden when she complains of a headache and suddenly collapses. Everyone rushes to help her and they take her home, though Gaby doesn t know why she fainted. While she s resting in bed, Jamal drops off a container of chicken vegetable soup that his grandmother made. Alex assures everyone that his sister will be fine but when she collapses again, her father takes her to the hospital. Alex realizes that other kids have gotten sick in the neighborhood and recently, the rabbits in the garden have died. The team gets together and creates a survey that they use to ask everyone in the neighborhood. They discover that most people who got sick had been in the garden or eaten vegetables from it. Ghostwriter helps them dig up the source of the problem: barrels of toxic waste were buried inside the garden.',' Erosegem'),
('12025',' The kids find out it will take at least six months until the government can move the barrels of toxic waste out of the garden. They re disappointed until they notice Fanny Mae Banner s show at Lenni s house. She s a well-known journalist who catches wrongdoers live on television. They want her to humiliate the person who dumped the barrels in front of a whole audience but Banner only handles scandals and other hot topics. The team decides to find the culprit themselves and force that person to remove the barrels as soon as possible. Gaby hears that the rabbits in the garden died and gets scared. Alex reads up on technocloroethelyne (also known as perc)and its hazardous effects but the doctor assures him that his sister hasn t been exposed for long and there s no trace of perc in her body. As long as people stay out of the garden, they will be safe. Meanwhile, Tuan, Tina s older brother, gets into a fight with his father because he s been ditching school for band practice so all of the siblings are grounded. Tina reminds him that all of her friends must listen to their parents-it s not just about Vietnamese traditions. When her parents walk in they find Tuan playing a song while little sister Linda sings for him. He apologizes to his father for speaking disrespectfully. Tina s parents agree to let them spend time with their friends as long as they continue going to school and helping out at home. Rob and Lenni visit Eco Safe, the company that made the barrels of perc. A director says they sell chemicals to various businesses but Eco Safe didn t dump the barrels in the garden. Whoever did so was doing something illegal instead of recycling them or sending them to a landfill. Rob has a list of identification numbers from the barrels that Ghostwriter picked up. Eco Safe tracks the numbers to the business that bought the perc: French Garment Cleaners. They go there and run into Momo, who works at the place. The kids ask him what his boss does with perc and he explains that a hauler comes to pick it up when they re done. But before he can explain who it is, Momo runs off. The team goes back to Lenni s house to go over some clues when Lenni gets a strange phone call. A man quickly urges her to meet him in a few minutes and he will give them information they need. When she asks who it is, he hangs up.',' Erosegem'),
('12026',' Lenni and Rob meet the mysterious person who turns out to be Momo. He s heard about the perc and wants to help them out. He explains that his boss has records in his office of various haulers that take things away from the store but he can t get into it yet. The kids know that probably whoever hauled away the perc dumped it into the garden. Ghostwriter finds the name of the hauler: Miller Haulers, run by John Miller. Lenni comes home to find Sally and her father fixing dinner. Uncomfortable with seeing them together, she snaps at them and runs into her room. She writes to Ghostwriter and tells him that she s scared. Later that night she talks to her father, who assures her that no matter who he meets, nobody will make him forget her mother. Lenni feels better as they hug each other. Alex and Tina go to Miller Haulers for clues. Mr. Miller is a successful businessman and generous local philanthropist who will be honored at Hurston School in a few days. They overhear him yelling over the phone about getting certain papers and a shredder, which seems suspicious to them. They believe that he will try to destroy evidence including the invoices (bills) from French Garment Cleaners. Those receipts confirm that Miller took away the barrels and is responsible for dumping them. They ask Momo for help in stopping Miller but he says he can t. Without any solid evidence, the kids can t catch Miller for poisoning their garden.',' Anonymous'),
('12027',' Alex and Tina head over to Miller Haulers and Tina uses her video camera to catch Mr. Miller feeding the invoices into a shredder. Tina can t see the writing close enough but it shows that he is destroying any evidence against him. They re almost caught by Miller so Alex drags them into a garbage truck to hide. Tina panics until Alex assures her, "Whatever happens, at least we re together." Then they kiss. Back at Lenni s house, they show the video and shredded invoices to their friends but they realize more proof is needed. So they write out a letter to Fanny Mae Banner describing a scandal in Brooklyn and how "Mr. Citizen of the Year" has poisoned their garden. She loves the story and is willing to do it as long as they have a witness. The kids get Momo s boss to testify since Miller broke into his office and stole the invoices. Tina makes an important point. Besides bringing Miller down, they should put pressure on him to remove the barrels immediately. So the kids all make signs telling him what the toxic waste has done to them. At the award ceremony, Mr. Miller is giving a speech when suddenly Fanny Mae Banner shows up on the stage and denounces him. Mr. Miller tries to defend himself but there s enough proof to show he s the one who dumped the perc into their garden. The kids all pull out their posters and shout at him, "Barrels Out Now!!" until Mr. Miller agrees to remove them. He s arrested and lead out of the auditorium by Officer Cole. The kids celebrate their victory and are brought onto the stage by Fanny Mae Banner for a photo shot.',' Anonymous'),
('12028',' After Ghoulardi (Ernie Anderson) left Cleveland, his right hand man, Ron Sweed, grabbed the reigns to Cleveland televisions most talked about show. Between blowing up model cars, smearing Cheese Whiz on a Ritz and dealing with Froggy, The Ghoul picks great movies and makes them better with sound effect additions.',' Anonymous'),
('12029',' G.I. Joe has been the Real American Hero for over twenty years, and is now jumping into the 21st Century with both feet forwards. Showing in half hour blocks, the producers promise a solid continuity throughout the episodes, starting off with the ever-popular five-part miniseries much as the animated series of the 80 s used to do.',' Miguel Gaban'),
('12030',' In this series set in the small Pennsylvania mining town of Gibbsville during the 1940s, Jim Malloy was a reporter for the town newspaper, the "Gibbsville Gazette". There he worked alongside Ray Whitehead, a former big shot foreign correspondent whose alcoholism had caused him to slide back down so far, his only salvation was a job on his hometown paper. Pell was their boss at the "Gazette".',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12031',' Ben Gideon is a doctor of great skill, he also has a great bedside manner. He heads the experimental oncology ward at a fictional teaching hospital in New England. Based on the work of Dr. Jerome Groupman, Gideon fights to inspire the next generation of doctors.',' Anonymous'),
('12032',' Frances "Gidget" Lawrence lives with her widowed college professor father in California. Anne is her older sister who is married to John Cooper, a psychology student. Gidget spends most of her free time at the beach, hanging out with friends and surfing. She also has a knack for getting in and out of trouble. Gidget speaks to the audience during her journey to adulthood, letting them know exactly what s on her mind and what she s discovered about life.',' Anonymous'),
('12033',' The Gift is passed on from one person to the next and this series is just based on the funny and ridiculous things that happen to Henry and Ralf because of it. Enzo and Leo have to follow the gift and do whatever the person with the gift tells them to do. When the gift carrier discovers the gifts true potential they have to pass it on to someone else.',' Anonymous'),
('12034',' Journalist Paloma returns to Pilar and finds her twin brother in deep coma at the hospital, surviving artificially. Out of compassion, she turns off one of the devices and he dies. And has to confront her sister-in-law Veridiana at court, trying to fend off the accusation of euthanasia. In the meantime, she also meets two ex-boyfriends of her childhood: farmer Fernando Lucas, who was having trouble with his own marriage to Vânia, and doctor Chico Rubião, who also had broken his engagement to Helena.',' lukejoplin@infolink.com.br'),
('12035',' When terrorist groups, evil criminals and aliens become too strong even for Earth s over-stretched armed forces, the virtually-indestructible robot, Gigantor, is built to combat them.',' Cynan Rees <cynanrees@hotmail.com>'),
('12036',' An extremely unusual and well-liked children s show starring Bill Jackson of "Clown Alley" fame. Each show was devoted to a "life lesson", like learning about responsibility, fire safety, etc. Jackson would also display his considerable artistic talents, in particular during the segment where he would go find a lump of clay named "Blob" (an actual vocal character who mostly made strange mumbling noises) and shape him into something.',' Greg Sebben'),
('12037',' A popular late-night variety show in Japan. The format was similar to most talk/variety shows: interviews, comedy skits, movie reviews, cooking segments and human interest news. The major difference of this show was that most of the hosts were adult video actresses, who gave their reports wearing little or no clothing. Frequent news topics included specialty strip clubs, lingerie fashion, and new adult movie and magazine releases.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12038',' Over a decade ago, a group of scientists carried out experiments at the Tomb of Gilgamesh, the supposed resting place of the demigod subject of an ages-old myth. After the work at the "Heaven s Gate" facility was abruptly halted, a terrorist calling himself Enkidu set into motion an incident called "Twin X" which transformed Earth s sky into an enormous mirror. In the present day, two siblings named Tatsuya and Kiyoko Madoka are pursued by the yakuza for unpaid debts and are saved by the Gilgamesh, a team of young men and women who transform into hideous beasts. But when a second group of children, headed by the shadowy Countess of Werdenberg, "rescue" the siblings from the Gilgamesh using psychic powers of their own, Tatsuya and Kiyoko are forced to choose which side to believe in.',' Tony Myers'),
('12039',' This popular television comedy begins with the shipwreck of the S.S. Minnow in a terrible storm. Gilligan, the Skipper too, a millionaire and his wife, a movie-star, the Professor and Mary Ann are all stranded on the island. Hey, didja see the one where they almost got off the island...?',' Tad Dibbern <DIBBERN_D@a1.mscf.upenn.edu>'),
('12040',' During what was supposed to be a three-hour tour, the S.S. Minnow is shipwrecked on an uncharted tropical island following a typhoon. The seven castaways include the Minnow s blustery captain, his bumbling first mate Gilligan, a millionaire couple named the Howells, curvaceous movie star Ginger Grant, sexy farm girl Mary Ann Summers, and a science professor known as the Professor. Despite their dire situation, the castaways managed to survive on a diet made up of fish and coconut cream pie, and were aided by their trusty transistor radio and a seemingly never-ending parade of guest stars who managed to drop by their "deserted" island (including a big game hunter, a movie producer, a mad scientist, a rock band, Russian cosmonauts, foreign spies and a jungle boy), yet never managed to bring the castaways to safety.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12041',' In Hawaii, Gilligan (Bob Denver) and The Skipper (Alan Hale Jr.) are giving out tours. Five passenger: A movie star from Hollywood (Tina Louise), a General Store Sale s clerk in Kansas (Dawn Wells), a professor (Russell Johnson), and the millionaries (Natalie Schafer and Jim Backus) aboard the SS Minnow for three hour tour. A storm comes in and the crew are unable to handle the boat. The castaways wake up on a desserted Island. They live in huts made from sticks and leaves. They eat plants and fruits found in the island. They will encounter many advantures while trying to make it back to civiliation.',' Jonathan Chun <jchun12@hotmail.com>'),
('12042',' An animated re-make of the famous TV series "Gilligan s Island." The gang of castaways, using the palm trees, coconuts and bananas from their island, build a spaceship and leave planet Earth behind. Of course, they get marooned on an uncharted planet, where they encounter bizarre space creatures and other hazards of extraterrestrial living.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12043',' Lorelai Gilmore, 32, has such a close relationship with her daughter Rory that they are often mistaken for sisters. Between Lorelai s relationship with her parents, Rory s new prep school, and both of their romantic entanglements, there s plenty of drama to go around.',' lcheala@imdb.com'),
('12044',' Lorelai and Christopher have begun to date, and although Lorelai is finding it difficult to fully commit to the relationship, Christopher keeps coming up with romantic dates to win her over. Back at Yale, Rory meets some eccentric new girlfriends at an art exhibit, and Richard becomes a guest lecturer. April comes to stay with Luke for a few weeks while Ana is out of town. Finally, Emily gets arrested and Lorelai has to bail her out of jail.',' Anonymous'),
('12045',' Rory and Logan ask Lorelai and Luke to celebrate Valentine s Day with them on a weekend at the Huntzberger s house on Martha s Vineyard, where Lorelai is annoyed by Luke s disdain for Logan. Meanwhile, Logan and his father have a confrontation.',' Alex'),
('12046',' Rory gets a job following the presidential campaign of one of the candidates running for president. While she prepares to leave in a mere three days, Lorelai adjusts to the idea that she may not see her daughter again for weeks, even months. Meanwhile, Luke is still trying to sort out how he really feels about Lorelai after they locked eyes at the karaoke jam. To see Rory off before she leaves for her new job, the entire town puts on a farewell party, despite the presence of rain.',' Kristie M'),
('12047',' Lorelai and Christopher attend a journalism panel at Yale where Rory dazzles the crowd. Afterwards, Lorelai offers to help Christopher out by babysitting his daughter and is horrified by the toddler s terrible behavior. The next day, Rory and Logan attend the wedding of Logan s sister, Honor. While helping the bridesmaids get ready, Rory is devastated to learn how Logan spent his time during their recent breakup. Finally, Lane is still heartbroken over Zach, until he turns up at the diner with a surprise.',' Anonymous'),
('12048',' Christopher visits the Hollow for the first time and Rory shows him off and shows him the town. Dinner with the parents ends up with both Rory s grand parents fighting. After talking up his business venture, Lorelai gets Christopher to admit he s failing and has him proposing before leaving town.',' Anonymous'),
('12049',' When Sherry goes into labor and asks Rory to be with her at the hospital, Lorelai is reminded of the day Rory was born. Flashbacks tell the story of 16-year-old Lorelai as she learns she is pregnant, decides not to marry Christopher, and ultimately leaves home with her new baby.',' Anonymous'),
('12050',' Temporarily unable to see after minor eye surgery, Emily enlists Lorelai s help as her driver and companion, finally revealing a huge surprise that catches Lorelai completely off-guard. Meanwhile, Rory takes charge of Logan s recovery when he is released from the hospital. Finally, Luke helps his sister Liz and her husband T.J. deal with Liz s pregnancy.',' Alex'),
('12051',' Lorelai is cornered by a new local and talked in to watering his garden whilst he s away on a business trip. When Lorelai has to get to work, she asks Rory to take over, but when things go wrong she has to enlist Jess  help. Lorelai also asks Emily for help finding a guy she met at an auction house, but realizes he s not quite what she anticipated.',' Secret-Insanity.com'),
('12052',' Feeling a little lonely, Lorelai adopts a dog. Luke agrees to repair Lorelai s house, rather than buy the Twykham house. This soon turns into trouble as TJ does some unwanted construction on the house. Rory starts her community service assignment. Feeling neglected and unhappy with how things are going, Rory visits Luke at his diner. He lets it slip that he and Lorelai are engaged, leaving Rory feeling even more alone.',' Anonymous'),
('12053',' Christopher and Lorelai take his daughter G.G. to visit her mother in Paris. Despite severe jet lag, they manage to have a wonderful, romantic time enjoying the city and each other. Rory comes to the end of her tenure as Editor-in-Chief of the Yale Daily News and suddenly finds herself unsure of her future. Her new friends Olivia and Lucy suggest a trip to Stars Hollow for a girls  night. When they return, Rory is surprised to find that Lucy s new boyfriend is her old friend Marty, who pretends not to know Rory. Christopher and Lorelai return home with a surprise for everyone.',' Anonymous'),
('12054',' Rory and Paris flee from a rainy Dickens-like late winter for a week in Florida for college spring break with the socially awkward Glen and the fitness-freak Janet. There, Rory and Paris meet old school friends Madeline and Louise, the party queens of the area, who give them some pointers for partying, in which Paris goes out of her way to get some attention. Back in Stars Hollow, Lorelai struggles with her growing romance with Jason while she s forced to bail out Luke from jail when he s arrested over stalking his former girlfriend.',' Anonymous'),
('12055',' Christopher talks Lorelai into visiting Rory at Yale during Parents  Weekend, and Lorelai is surprised to find that Richard and Emily are also there. Trying to prove how cool he is, Christopher invites all of Rory s co-workers on the Yale Daily News to an expensive lunch where they all drink too much, and the meal ends abruptly when Rory insists they leave to cover a breaking story. Meanwhile, Luke meets April s swimming coach, who convinces him to take her adult swimming class. When the coach flirts with him, Luke asks her out on a date.',' Anonymous'),
('12056',' Lorelai avoids telling her parents about her engagement to Max, while Rory urges her to spill. But due to a call from Sooki asking them to come to a surprise wedding shower for the happy couple, they already know, and are appalled that Lorelai didn t tell them and so they give her the cold shoulder. Meanwhile, Rory and Dean are having trouble in paradise due to the fact that Rory suddenly becomes obsessed with finding enough extracurricular activities that will set her apart from the hundreds of other Harvard applicants.',' possessed barbie'),
('12057',' On the night before Lane and Zach get married, the plans for a bachelorette party go awry, as do the plans made by Zack s buddies, so the two groups end up together for a makeshift party in a vacant parking lot. Mrs. Kim informs Lorelai that she cannot attend Lane s wedding without an escort. Since Luke is still out of town, Lorelai invites Christopher to be her date. Everyone attends two wedding ceremonies, followed by a wild wedding reception in the town square.',' Alex'),
('12058',' Rory forgives Logan for his indiscretions, then needs some time for herself, so she pays a visit to Lorelai in Stars Hollow. Although Lorelai refuses to admit that she is upset, Rory can tell that she is bothered by the news that Luke will be gone for a few days on a field trip with his daughter, April. Against Lorelai s wishes, Rory pays a visit to the store owned by April s mother, to spy on her. Meanwhile, when Zack finally works up the courage to ask Mrs. Kim for permission to marry Lane, he is surprised at the deal she makes with him.',' Alex'),
('12059',' Rory takes a visit home to Stars Hollow to have dinner with her parents. Big news (an elopement) that took place in Paris is revealed by the couple. Rory pretends to be happy but later reveals her anger towards Lorelai. Logan comes back to town for a launch party in which Rory intends and later writes a judgmental article. Due to accusations by Logan, Rory plans to find a new apartment. Meanwhile, Luke turns to Lorelai in a time of medical emergency with April.',' Anonymous'),
('12060',' When Christopher questions Lorelai about why she has avoided involving him in the daily life of Stars Hollow, she admits her concern that her old friends may not accept him. Christopher makes an effort to bond with the townspeople, and Lorelai brings him to the town knit-a-thon, where his well-intentioned gesture brings the event to an early end. When Olivia throws a 2002-themed birthday party for Lucy, Rory gets her chance to confront Marty about his coldness toward her. Finally, Luke is touched by the birth of Liz and T.J. s baby, and when he learns that Anna is planning to move to New Mexico with April, he demands equal rights as a parent.',' Anonymous'),
('12061',' Chilton s headmaster Charleston thinks Rory isn t properly socializing and when Lorelai disagrees he tells her Rory may be taking after her mom. Rory s attempt to reach out gets her involved with a sorority while Lorilais becomes a booster.',' Anonymous'),
('12062',' When Richard and Emily have no real reaction to the news of her break up, Lorelai suddenly realizes that most of her emotional life has been based on doing and feeling the opposite of whatever her parents want. Later, when Michel forces Lorelai to attend Emily s cotillion dance, Lorelai discovers that some things her parents wanted for her weren t really that terrible. Meanwhile, Rory has a tough time making her long-distance relationship work.',' Alex'),
('12063',' Rory (Alexis Bledel) panics when she suddenly realizes that she lost the bracelet Dean (Jared Padalecki) made for her, and when a suspicious Lorelai (Lauren Graham) catches Jess (Milo Ventimiglia) in Rory s room, she accuses him of stealing the bracelet. Meanwhile, Luke (Scott Patterson) goes a little stir-crazy after living with Jess in the tiny apartment over the diner, and he impulsively buys the building so he can expand. Yanic Truesdale and Liz Torres also star. Amy Sherman-Palladino wrote the episode directed by Gail Mancuso.',' Anonymous'),
('12064',' In one of the highest rated shows: Lorelai is becoming seriously involved with Max just as she finds herself getting in the middle of another relationship when Luke s girlfriend Rachel accuses him of being in love with Lorelai. Meanwhile, Rory has her own romance drama and tries to work up the courage to win Dean back.',' Anonymous'),
('12065',' At the Dragonfly Inn, Sookie is terrified by the perspective of having lunch taken out of the menu, and blames writer Norman Mailer for ordering only ice-tea.She also discovers she is pregnant and runs to the same Norman Mailer to shout her news.',' miau1mail'),
('12066',' Rory surprises everyone by agreeing to Emily s request that she make her debut at a Debutante Ball, and when Lorelai asks Rory s dad Christopher to present his daughter to society, she finds herself attracted to the new, more responsible man he has become.',' Anonymous'),
('12067',' Newly retired Richard is driving Emily crazy, so Lorelai is coerced into taking her father for a day in Stars Hollow, where he proceeds to drive both Lorelai and Rory batty while criticizing every aspect of their lives and refusing to let Rory accept the car that Dean has built for her.',' Anonymous'),
('12068',' When Rory and Tristan are cast as Romeo and Juliet in a school play, a jealous Dean insists on attending every rehearsal, forcing Rory to beg Tristan not to tell Dean about the time they shared a kiss, while Lorelai has to put up with Luke s teasing after she dates a much younger guy.',' Anonymous'),
('12069',' Lorelai accepts Max s proposal, but when Emily hears about the upcoming wedding from Sookie, she is hurt and angry that Lorelai didn t bother to tell her. Meanwhile, Rory brings Dean to dinner at her grandparents  house and Richard s obvious disapproval of Dean leads to the first fight between Rory and her grandfather.',' Anonymous'),
('12070',' Luke decides to give April a birthday party at the diner. Lorelai volunteers to help, and is hurt when Luke explains that he still thinks it s too soon for them to meet. However, Luke changes his mind when the party is a disaster, giving Lorelai a chance to bond with April. Meanwhile, Rory rushes to be with Logan at the hospital after he is seriously injured during a stunt with the Life and Death Brigade.',' Alex'),
('12071',' Rory tutors Jess and he convinces her to go out for ice cream in the car Dean built for Rory. Jess is driving, they get in a car accident, Rory fractures her wrist, Loralei gets mad and tells Luke off. Jess is unhurt and subsequently leaves for New York.',' balletdancer1123'),
('12072',' Rory is upset over Logan s absence and the fact that they had to cancel their long-planned trip to Asia. Wanting to cheer Rory up and take her mind off her own sad love life, Lorelai turns her house into an Asian-themed wonderland. Meanwhile, Lane returns from her disastrous honeymoon. While repairing the damage to the diner, Luke tells T.J. about his break-up with Lorelai. Finally, Rory is furious when she learns that Lorelai slept with Christopher.',' Anonymous'),
('12073',' While Rory struggles to keep the budding rivalry between Dean and Jess under control, Lorelai invites most of the citizens of Stars Hollow to an elaborate feast complete with Elizabethan costumes and horse-drawn sleigh rides, during which Richard announces to Emily that he has retired.',' Anonymous'),
('12074',' Emily and Richard are delighted when Lorelai and Christopher attend Friday night dinner together as a couple. Christopher reveals that Sherry has written him a letter saying she regrets leaving their daughter, G.G., and asking him to send G.G. to visit her in Paris. Lorelai can t believe that Chris would consider this and they get into an argument over dinner. Logan returns to town on business to acquire an internet company and pays Rory a surprise visit. Rory is thrilled, but during a dinner with Logan s colleagues, she realizes that she has no connection to his new business world, and is especially threatened by one of his beautiful co-workers. Meanwhile, Stars Hollow is plagued by a terrible odor when a train with a full load of pickles derails, and Taylor refuses to pay for the cleanup.',' Alex'),
('12075',' Picking up on the day after last season s finale, Lorelai wakes up in bed with Christopher. Confused and mortified, she makes a hasty exit, ignoring Christopher s pleas that she stay. Once at home, Lorelai tries to get rid of everything that reminds her of Luke and ends up practically emptying her house. Rory receives a toy rocket ship as a parting gift from Logan and is baffled as to its meaning. She decides she should join him in London for the summer, only to learn he has bought her a ticket for a visit at Christmas.',' Alex'),
('12076',' Luke answers Lorelai s question and as news of Luke s reply leaks to the denizens of Stars Hollow, the untraditional proposal stirs up more talk than the answer itself. Richard and his lawyer go to bat for Rory in court for her yacht incident, but the judge is tougher than expected.',' Anonymous'),
('12077',' Although Rory and Logan are back together, Logan is miserable knowing that Rory hasn t really forgiven him, and he takes off with his friends for another stunt with the Life and Death Brigade. Rory accepts Jess s invitation to attend an open house at his new book store/art gallery/publishing house in Philadelphia. While there, she is surprised to run into Luke, who is accompanying his daughter April on an academic field trip. Back in Stars Hollow, Lorelai is horrified to find that Richard and Emily have been looking at real estate in her town.',' Alex'),
('12078',' Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Emily (Kelly Bishop) spend a weekend at a health spa, but they sneak out for some real food at a local restaurant where Emily dances with a distinguished stranger (guest star Hal Linden), then blames Lorelai for her feelings of guilt. Back at home, Rory (Alexis Bledel) looks forward to a rare evening alone, but when Paris (Liza Weil), Jess (Milo Ventimiglia) and Dean (Jared Padalecki) all drop by to keep her company, the sparks fly. Scott Patterson also stars. Sheila Lawrence wrote the episode directed by Amy Sherman-Palladino.',' Anonymous'),
('12079',' At her parents  wedding,Lorelai has a very unpleasant surprise. Chris appears and has a fight with Luke, stating that he is the only one suited for Lorelai,and that Luke is just a temporary faze. Lorelai finds out that this is her mother s doing,as she had gone to see Chris and encouraged him to fight for Lorelai.',' miau1mail'),
('12080',' Rory joins Logan on a Life and Death Brigade weekend for the newspaper. Rory intends to watch their infamous stunts, but she becomes a part of it.',' Anonymous'),
('12081',' Lorelai s parents insist that Luke come to Friday night dinner, and she says yes without asking him. Paris is ousted as the editor of the Yale Daily News, and staff elects Rory as the new editor. Needless to say, Paris is not pleased. In other events, Michel confides in Lorelai, and Rory gives her father a tour of Yale.',' Alex'),
('12082',' In an old abandoned theater in London, six kids uncover some old magic and discover the power of teamwork. But first they must learn to trust each other and find out who s trying to stop them. It s a story of international intrigue, personal pride, and community spirit.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12083',' In the premier episode, serendipity leads our five main characters to a small neighborhood in London. But all is not as it seems. A thief follows Deniz and her precious violin, but Tanaka follows the thief. Joe runs away from summer revision school and Stavros discovers that his chief opponent in the international football tournament is Mia, a girl.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12084',' The kids, with Soner s help, decide to throw a party to save the theatre and Mustafa s job. Meanwhile, Joe, Tanaka and Stavros are deciphering clues and getting closer and closer to finding Joe s brother. But Joe s parents, and the police, are even closer to finding him!',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12085',' Trouble abounds. Mustafa is accused of stealing, and Spike and Fox s secret plan to take over the theatre inches ever closer to completion. The kids devise a way to expose Fox and Spike, but too late-the theatre has already been sold. Mia and Deniz unearth an old poem written by a WWII Sparklers actor, the meaning of which may save the theatre, Mustafa and their own integrity.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12086',' Somebody is trying to sabotage Stavros on the football field. Stavros must choose between revenge and confrontation to settle the matter and keep his team in contention. But trouble looms at the Sparkler s Theatre as two developers, Spike and Fox, divulge their secret plans to destroy the place.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12087',' It s down to the wire as the bulldozers arrive for demolition, a protest is organized and a mad search for the poem s meaning sends Tanaka and Soner all over London. Amidst this chaos, Stavros and Mia play against each other in the football championships, and Deniz misses her final piano recital at her music school.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12088',' Tanaka, Mia, Deniz and Stavros discover that Peter has moved into the Sparkler s Theatre and vow to help him find his older brother. Comic shenanigans ensue as they devise plans to sneak him food and keep him clean! But in the end we learn that  Peter  isn t  Peter  at all.',' Search for Common Ground'),
('12089',' Carl Kanisky is chief of police in Glenlawn, California. After the death of his wife, Margaret, he asks her friend, Nell Harper, to come in to keep house and take care of his children, Katie, Julie, and Samantha, in short, be like a mother to them. Later, Carl s father, Stanley, moves in. Around the same time, Nell takes in young Joey Donovan as her foster son.',' Anonymous'),
('12090',' Nell Harper is the black housekeeper of the Kanisky family which consists of Carl, the father who is also the Chief of Police, and his three daughter, Julie, Katie, and Samantha. Now Nell sometimes has to act as a surrogate mother to the daughters cause their has passed away and as a buffer between the girls and their father, cause Carl is not exactly in touch with his feminine side. Later, Carl s father, Stanley would move in with them after his wife died. And the family would also take in a boy, Joey. There were a few changes in the show s fifth season, Carl had passed away and Katie got married to Jonathan. And during the show s fifth season the show was overhauled, Nell, Joey, Samantha, and her friend, Addy moved to New York and Joey learned that he has a brother, Matthew, who moved in with him and Nell.',' rcs0411@yahoo.com'),
('12091',' Captain Jerk, the star of Joey s favorite TV show, chokes on his whistle and is hospitalized. He needs a transfusion, and Nell gladly agrees to allow the hospital to use her blood. However, she is livid when she learns that the Captain is the leader of a white supremacist group.',' Attmay'),
('12092',' Recently widowed Police Chief Carl Kanisky returns home to find his household in a mess. His housekeeper, Nell, has vacuumed his goldfish, Gertrude, his youngest daughter, Samantha, has a black eye, his middle daughter, Julie, is kissing a boy in the kitchen, and his oldest daughter, Katie, has been picked up for shoplifting.',' Attmay'),
('12093',' Dr. George Avery, founder of the diet group People Organized to Reduce and Kick Obesity (PORKO), gives a speech at one of Nell s meetings. Having gained back a significant amount of weight, he is depressed and wants to end his life. It s up to Nell and the other PORKO members to try and stop him.',' Attmay'),
('12094',' The Chief s sister-in-law, Blanche Ross, drops in unexpectedly on his birthday and treats Nell condescendingly. Later night, she walks into the kitchen and sees Nell performing the Heimlich maneuver on the Chief, and assumes they re having sex. She decides to sue the Chief for custody of the girls.',' Attmay'),
('12095',' This episode sees Tom hit the big 3-0. Tom s parents come round to wish him happy birthday and to unintentionally aggravate him. They tell him they ll be staying in a caravan and using his bathroom which he s not pleased with so he comes up with a cunning plan.... he asks Linda to come onto his father to scare him off but it backfires - Linda actually sleeps with him and it turns out his parents are swingers anyway!',' Anonymous'),
('12096',' Tom is stuck in the flat with a broken leg so gets some home-help, someone called Shirley. Shirley turns out to be a mentally unstable man who doesn t like people mentioning the fact that he has a woman s name. Linda finally gets a date with a flower delivery man called Joe only to find out he s a Christian so she can t sleep with him!',' Anonymous'),
('12097',' Tom purchases a cat which he hopes will make him lots of money, something along the lines of £5000 a week, whilst Linda is busy visiting her prison pen pal "Freddie Windrush". Freddie escapes from prison to see Linda and they plan to go to Spain together. Linda tells Tom that Freddie is called Fritz and he s her long lost German cousin which Tom believes. Tom and "Fritz" end up sleeping together as well so he decides he s going to take Tom to Spain instead, until they find out he s an escaped convict and Beryl calls the police.',' Anonymous'),
('12098',' Tom is in on a Saturday night and suddenly panics over feeling old so decides to hit the clubs on his own, whilst Linda stays in drinking wine and drunkenly flirting with Jez. Whilst Tom is out he meets a good looking Italian called Nino, only to find out the next day that Nino s real name is Kevin and he s from Manchester.',' Anonymous'),
('12099',' A vast science fiction epic, Legend of the Galactic Heroes is very different from most anime in many ways. While most anime is based on manga, this is based on a series of science fiction novels. In addition there are no giant robots, hard suits, or alien monsters. It is simply about people, their drives, their pain and their conflict. The characters range from the Galactic Emperor all the way down to gunners, fighter pilots and ordinary townspeople.',' Lee Thompson <shadow@nwlink.com>'),
('12100',' In 1903, a young Scots woman goes to join her diplomat fiancée in Manchuria. She marries him, and finds herself in a war zone. Disenchanted with her husband, she falls in love with a married Japanese nobleman, Count Kentaro Kurihama, and bears him a son. She carves out a life for herself in Japanese society, despite the hardships and ostracism she faces as both a Westerner and a woman.',' Kathy Li <kli@qualcomm.com>'),
('12101',' The fantastical adventures of a newly-baked Gingerbread Man. Left to cool in the kitchen he makes friends with Salt and Pepper (a pair of shakers), and Herr von Cuckoo (a clock), and helps thwart the nefarious plans of The Old Bag (a forgotten teabag) and Sleek the Mouse.',' Michel Parry'),
('12102',' Hosted by Jan Gintberg, this half-hour show filmed before a live audience focuses on comedy but also works as a talkshow. Starting off with a monologue on current events, the show soon turns to invited studio celebrities. Also featured are taped comedy segments starring regular cast members as well as special guests, including several spoofs and references.',' Peter Brandt Nielsen'),
('12103',' The story starts at the point in Benito Mussolini s life when, at the age of nineteen, he gave up being a schoolmaster, left his home town of Forli and, as a guest worker on a building-site in Lausanne, Switzerland, underwent his own personal experience of the darker sides of the capitalist system. The speed with which the rhetorically gifted demagogue manages to assemble whole crowds of friends and followers around him - including above all his "protectress", the enigmatic Russian woman Angelika - is reflected in the speed at which he succeeds in attracting enemies from church and state. His love for the beautiful Eleonora, the daughter of a middle-class family, studying medicine at the University of Geneva - a city where Mussolini himself has been carrying stone around as an unskilled worker - even convinces him to take up studying. When a fatal accident occurs on the building-site - a worker plunges to his death from a badly-secured section of scaffolding - the young student Mussolini calls for a general strike. Arrest and expulsion are the consequences of this first piece of agitation, and it is only the intervention of his influential friend Angelika which saves him from being thrown into jail. But Mussolini is not a man to give up easily. Soon he s successful again, in Trieste, working as editor of the socialist newspaper "L Avventure del Lavoratore", and a conflict soon arises between himself and the local clergy. This, however, provides the local imperial Austrian authorities with the excuse they need to expel this troublemaker and agitator from the country. Back in his native town of Forlì, Mussolini marries Rachele, his childhood sweetheart. But he s still a long way from settling down into a "bourgeois" lifestyle - he spends far more time with his comrades, and especially the pretty female comrades, than with Rachele and the family. It s not long before Mussolini becomes local chief of the Italian Socialist Party, in which he reveals his secure instinct for power and his talent for intrigue as he plays off various sections of the left against each other. Very soon he s levered his arch-rival Bissolati out of office: in Milan Mussolini becomes editor-in-chief of the country s largest socialist newspaper, "Avanti!". Mussolini exploited the escalation in violence among the country s workers for his own ends. The "reds" - the left-wing Socialists - and the "yellows" - the Republicans - were involved in a bitter war with each other. At the peak of this crisis, however, World War I broke out. While the Italian Nationalists are urging the country to take part in the war, the left wing builds its support on the pacifist strength of the "Socialist International": the workers of Europe must unite against the imperialist warmongers! Now that those in power represent a common enemy, Mussolini - via an adroit move - succeeds in uniting the warring left-wing factions. Although hopes that a united European left will be able to stop the war are soon dashed, Mussolini is now more powerful than ever before. It is at this period of his life that he begins to have growing doubts about neutrality and pacifism being worthy aims for a true revolutionary. Gradually he turns all his allies, even the staunchest ones, into enemies, including his beloved Angelika, by showing a lot of sympathy towards the landowning classes. The last great chapter in the history of Mussolini the socialist is now played out against the backdrop of World War I, and the transformation begins which will eventually lead him to found an entirely different type of socialism altogether - Fascismo. While the pacifists in his party are pressing for neutrality, Mussolini finally allows himself to be "bought" by the Conservative government. The former anti-war campaigner turned opportunist now supports the war. Now he s on his own - and at the turning-point of his political career...',' Anonymous'),
('12104',' Soñadora y llena de vida, Lucía Trevi sueña con casarse con el empresario playboy de Lima Jose Simon Landaeta. Cuando una coincidencia de la vida une a Lucía con su galan, empiezan su noviazgo - pero Jose Simon no sabe que la quien cree una condesa es verdaderamente una empleada de una tienda de delicateses. Lucía tambien conoce a Roberto y se enamora de el, pero ella tampoco esta enterado de que el es un Landaeta.',' Luis R. Montalvan <TristezaMia@aol.com>'),
('12105',' Realizing that they have polluted the time stream with their experiments, the scientists from the year 3000 resolve to return Jenny and Silverthorn to their respective times and then destroy the capsule before it can do any more harm. Troubles in the year 2500, however, lead to Alana and her guardian, Tulista, returning to a devastated future. They must return to 2500 and change whatever it was that went wrong in order to cause The Great Disaster to reach Australia.',' Anonymous'),
('12106',' Alana, a teen-aged girl from the year 3000, finds herself trapped in 1990 with a criminal from the year 2500. Alone, and confused, she befriends a spirited girl named Jenny Kelly. Together they attempt to track down the time capsule which brought her there, while evading Silverthorn, the villain into whose hands it appears to have fallen.',' Anonymous'),
('12107',' This spinoff from "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." features the adventures of sexy spy April Dancer, who works for an international agency called the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement, which is dedicated to protecting the world from evil doers such as those who work for THRUSH. April s sidekick is the Brit Mark Slate, and their boss is the crusty Mr. Waverly.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@wkio.com>'),
('12108',' In Denmark, Thrush operative Ole Bergman has supervised development of a power beam capable of blowing up submarines and ships. The device, however, needs a sophisticated power regulator to prevent itself from blowing up. The criminal organization has been smuggling microdots inside cheese with plans for just such a power regulator. Stanley Umlaut has accidentally consumed some of the cheese. Now, April and Mark seek to protect from from Thrush, which wants to recover the microdots in Stanley s stomach.',' Bill Koenig'),
('12109',' THRUSH wants to gain control of a mineral known as Tri-Tanium D, which when processed can be used in a lethal death ray. The only known location of this mineral is the ghost town of Furnace Flats in Death Valley. Furnace Flats is owned by Mesquite Swede a grizzled old prospector who dies from a heart attack shortly after an attack by THRUSH. His will stipulates that the town will go to whichever lady can duplicate a famous ride through Devil s Domain made by Death Valley Flossie. A race is setup between April, Dolly X (a THRUSH agent) and Ladybug Byrd. The identity of Mesquite Swede s daughter could also be a factor in determining ownership.',' tomtrekp'),
('12110',' The Cult of Cambodyses, a group of killers based in the Middle East, is used by Thrush to perform murder. The cult, however, wants to break free of its alliance with Thrush. It plans to gain control of a formula that can transfer the consciousness of a long-dead person into the mind of a living descendant. It turns out Cambodyses has only one living descendant, a woman who the cult covets. U.N.C.L.E. and Thrush are also after the woman, who it turns out has a bit part in a Western movie being filmed at a Berlin film studio. April and Mark have their hands full with both the cult and with Thrush, which wants to bring the cult back under its control. Cult members are raised to be killers at birth and ingest poison from a young age. They are like "human snakes," immune to poison themselves, but they can kill simply by scratching their victims.',' Bill Koenig'),
('12111',' In Mexico, Thrush operative DeSada covets Project Gamma, a "rocket transport" that can travel 5,000 mph. Scientists who are developing the aircraft are being abducted by DeSada and their knowledge "drained" by a high-tech device. April and Mark dodge death traps as they seek to halt the plot. Among them: a remote-controlled car with April inside headed over a cliff and a roll of wicker wrapped around Mark that has been whetted and is rapidly shrinking around the U.N.C.L.E. agent.',' Bill Koenig'),
('12112',' THRUSH agents attack an UNCLE outpost in Rome and make off with a Montori device. With this device in their possession all of UNCLE s transmissions are compromised. Conrad Rossano, a famous fashion designer, is UNCLE s chief suspect. April goes undercover as a fashion buyer and Mark as an American bodyguard to a high price fashion model. Also involved is a Professor with a brain washing device which leaves the victim susceptible to his suggestions.',' tomtrekp'),
('12113',' Napoleon Solo joins April Dancer on an assignment in London. They are to escort a gangster s daughter to safety. However, they are being stalked by the minions of assassin Mother Muffin. The agents will face a number of dangers all over London.',' Bill Koenig'),
('12114',' A talk show adding a hip urban vibe that is guaranteed to make you laugh. They tell it like it is! Nothing to hide - No fronts. Just a fresh opinion. They talk about it all! This show concept is like the View meets Sex in the City and a dash of In Living Color and okay...a little QUEER EYE for the Straight Girl!!! Can it get any better than that?',' Edward L. Plumb'),
('12115',' Narrated by former driver and motorsports enthusiast Jason Priestley, Girl Racers is a documentary series that charts the course of North America s leading female race car drivers, Danica Patrick, Milka Duno, Melanie Paterson amongst others, over the course of the 2004 racing season. Going behind-the-scenes in one of the most highly watched sports on North American television today, we capture for the first time the unique world of female race car drivers, as they navigate one of the few sports where women compete directly with men. Girl Racers is a story of hopes and dreams, heartbreak and victory and despite their differences, the defining characteristics that bind these women is the conviction that they were born to race.',' Screen Siren Pictures Inc.'),
('12116',' A short lived tv show that was a televised version of teen magazines. Three regular hostesses who talked about girl issues such as boys, clothes, and boys.',' Lawless <lawless@smgfan.com>'),
('12117',' Sally and John Burton were normal but cute newlyweds attempting to begin a quiet new life together. The only problem was that Sally was "blessed" with powers of ESP. Her skills at mind-reading got her and John into plenty of wacky situations.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@wkio.com>'),
('12118',' When three is not a crowd; why having sex with multiple partners is becoming increasingly popular, Lichen Sclerosis a potentially devastating skin condition that can make penetrative sex impossible, and the art of spanking as erotic foreplay.',' Anonymous'),
('12119',' Three young women, best friends and roommates, work at a prestigous, male-dominated law firm in San Francisco and deal with a variety of courtroom cases, legal depositions and other professional and personal matters.',' Anonymous'),
('12120',' With their fame from the TV show and their Playboy pictorial, the girls now have new opportunities. Holly designs a line of The Girls Next Door jewelry, Bridget hosts Playboy TV s The Weekend Flash, and Kendra gets a flashy grill for her teeth.',' Missy'),
('12121',' The Kendra & Bridgette spend time w/their families while Holly stays at the mansion w/Hef. Bridgette goes to Chicago to visit the Playboy offices & the city w/her mother. Kendra & her family (mother, grandmother, grandfather & brother) work on Kendra s condo. in San Diego cleaning it up. Holly stays at the mansion working on Playmate photos w/Hef.',' JDub'),
('12122',' It s Easter time! The girls decorate Easter eggs as the mansion s staff prepares for a kid friendly party by hiding over 3,000 Easter eggs around the mansion s grounds. On Easter Sunday, Hef s friends arrive for a party and an old-fashioned Easter egg hunt.',' Missy'),
('12123',' In a continuation of Hef s eightieth birthday celebration, Hef, the girls and entourage take a two-week trip to Europe. The first stop is London where Kendra flashes Parliment and Bridget tries her first banger. Next on the tour is Paris, where the group takes in a burlesque show and Holly shows off her command of the French language.',' Missy'),
('12124',' Holly interns on a photo shoot for Playboy, mostly acting as a gopher. Bridget works with an editor to put together a demo reel from all of her fluff pieces that she has done through her years at the mansion. And Kendra looks at multiple properties, wanting to buy some real estate and rent it out again.',' Anonymous'),
('12125',' It s Christmas at the Mansion and the staff works like elves to create a winter wonderland for Hef and the girls - complete with a snow covered front yard! While stockings are hung in Hef s bedroom with care, what to buy Hef becomes a difficult affair.',' Anonymous'),
('12126',' Hef and the girls continue to travel across Europe to celebrate his eightieth birthday. The group chats up a press junket in Cannes, tours Barcelona, Bridget impersonates the St. Pauli Girl at a restaurant in Munich, and some Roman gladiators get overly friendly when the girls visit the coliseum.',' Missy'),
('12127',' Amanda Ripley, a feminist writer for the women s magazine "Spare Cheeks" lucks into an apartment in Kensington. In order to pay the rent to Lady Carlton, the crazy romance novelist (with a stuffed pet dog named Josephine), who lives downstairs and owns the flat, she has to take in Shelley DuPont, a loud-mouthed American actress; Jennifer Marsh, a retarded friend from childhood; and Candice (pronounced Candeece) Valentine, the "slut" who previously lived there and has no where else to go.',' Television Junkie'),
('12128',' Three girls, Samantha, Vicky, and Marilyn, compete against three boys, Skyler, Mikey, and Marc, for a state-of-the-art entertainment center in this teen reality series. Led by their respective adult coaches (who double as hosts), Ursula and Dave, the players camp on a small island off the coast of Florida and travel in an RV when they re not competing in challenges for points.',' Dan Deman'),
('12129',' During a standard police raid on the headquarters of the Lower Falls Rd battalion of the IRA a young RUC officer falls in love with the daughter of the leader of the battalion. However he lives with the leader of the local UDA who hangs out at the local pub, The Knee Breaker. The pair marries when a ceasefire is declared but old habits die hard for both families.',' bob the moo'),
('12130',' Four contestants, seated around an electronic spinning arrow, answer questions as they build prize packages not exceeding $5,000. Each contestant is given a prize of unstated value at the beginning of the game. As each additional prize is announced, the host reads a question. The contestant who answers correctly gets to press a button stopping the electronic arrow; wherever it stopped, that contestant could either keep the prize or give it to an opponent. The contestant who won the most without exceeding $5,000 was champion and played a bonus game for more prizes.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12131',' During the early 1990s, "American Gladiators" was among the most popular game/competition series in syndication. "Gladiators 2000" was the children s version of the game. Two teams of two youths (one boy and one girl, ages 10-13) competed in modified American Gladiators-style stunts, with a gladiator from the adult series acting as an advisor (or adversary to the opposing team). Events, which rotated from week to week, included the Assault, the Wall, the Food Pyramid (the team members had to place cutouts of food items on the appropriate spot and scale to the top within a time limit), and the Slingshot. Teams earned points depending on how well they did. In between events, host Seacrest or his hostess (either Sansone or Redmond) posed health- and fitness-related questions to the team, with correct answers worth points. The final event was the Eliminator, an obstacle course that was modified from the adult version. The team that had the most points at the end won a prize.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12132',' Under the motto "If they can do it, so can we ! " the ordinary TV viewers Henry and Bibi Vogeljazz decide to get a TV show of their own. The show is made in the Vogeljazz home and was recorded in front of a live audience at the Lorensberg theatre in Gothenburg, Sweden. The show spoofs other TV shows and the type of guests and features they usually have. Many more or less strange and funny guests enter the Vogeljazz home, including "The man who does absolutely nothing" and also a spoof of the Three Tenors. Twice in each episode (6 episodes in total) the Vogeljazz couple offers us a "glimpse out in the world", which means sketches, comic music videos etc filmed outside the Vogeljazz home. These "glimpses out in the world" segments also have two reoccuring characters: Mr Q, who only has one purpose with his life: to manage to make people laugh with his more or less funny one-liners, and Packman, who is determined to make Planet Earth totally flat using a steam-roller. At the beginning and at the end of every episode we also get to see short slapstick sketches featuring the totally mute character Angstrom.',' David Wickström'),
('12133',' A sketch show that had the effect that you were channel surfing, with each sketch being a spoof programme on different fake channels. Regular items included Colin Corleone - a man who thought he was The Godfather, a 1950 s serial  Betty s Mad Dash , an American talk show, movie paradies, plus the eponymic Glam Metal Detectives who would fight crime and play sell-out concerts every week. You d dip in and out of these and other sketches as if you were hopping around different TV channels.',' Bluejam'),
('12134',' Sports reporter (and widower/single-dad) Stuart Morrison s paper is in financial trouble, and hotshot businesswoman Cara Rossi s been assigned to make it profitable. Cara, eager to escape London after a disastrous affair with her boss, is still reluctant to take the assignment, as she left Glasgow for greener pastures and would once again be in the bosom of her overbearing Italian family. When she and Stuart meet, have a one-night stand, part, and then meet again in their business personas, will the relationship last and flower? Or will Cara s business plan and Stuart s memories of his wife, Siobhan, keep them apart?',' Kathy Li'),
('12135',' Set in 1870s England, the story tells of Annabella Lagrange and the terrible secret her wealthy parents have kept from her. When she finally learns the truth, she runs away and eventually finds solace in the company of her family s former groom, a young Irishman with the very Spanish name of Manuel Mendoza. Together they travel the Northumbria countryside from job to job in his horse and caravan, Annabella trapped in limbo between her upper class upbringing which has rejected her, and the working class who are sometimes suspicious of her, only Manuel understanding her situation.',' kitsilanoca@yahoo.ca'),
('12136',' Former session guitarist Glen Campbell, who had shot to fame following a series of hit singles including "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" and "Gentle On My Mind", hosted this easy-going musical variety series that aired on Sunday evenings on CBS. From Delight, Arkansas, Campbell was very congenial, and performed most of his hits when he wasn t picking his guitar or engaging in comedy sketches with his guest stars.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12137',' Conservative radio host Glenn Beck gives us the news using his own style. With all of the trouble times, Beck delivers the news with some lite hearted humor. With some notable guests and appearances from Brian Sackn and Erica Hill, the show make the news bearable.',' laffalott1'),
('12138',' A weekly drama serial telling the lives of the people who live in the Wicklow village of Glenroe. The series, which started in 1983, quickly shot to the top of the Irish TV charts, and has stayed there ever since.',' Will Downing <wdowning@panda.uiowa.edu>'),
('12139',' Another series from Aaron Spelling that has many guest stars each week that follows the formula used in other Spelling series, like LOVE BOAT and HOTEL. The setting for this series, is GLITTER, a magazine. Every week two pairs of reporters are sent to get the dirt on a story they hear of. Seen most often are Sam Dillon and Kate Simpson, and seen on an alternating basis are Pete Bozak and Jennifer Douglas, and Terry Randolph and Earl Tobin. Also thrown into the mix are Angels and Chip who are magazine s receptionist and copy boy respectively, who are also dating. And there s also Clive, the magazine s photographer, and Shelley, the magazine s lonely gossip columnist. And rounding the cast is Arthur Hardwick, the magazine s publisher, and not known to many, Kate s father.',' <rcs0411@yahoo.com>'),
('12140',' In highschool Walker, Peter, Dominic and Dave were the closest friends. But now they start going different ways: Walker becomes journalist, Dave Rotecki cop, Dominic Fopiano college student - only Trigg can t decide yet. They live through many adventures, more or less together, and manage to stay friends even when their professional interests collide.',' Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>'),
('12141',' After his father s mysterious death, a young novelist confronting writer s block, steals back to his rural roots, in search of inspiration - and answers. On his ferry trip to Glory, a person goes overboard and dies. It seems an accident, but the novelist thinks otherwise. His best-selling first novel revealed the seamy underbelly of his hometown - so the home folks are furious at the prodigal s return. He tries to get help from the strong-willed, beautiful, local coroner (Poppy Montgomery). Glory Days  novelist hero Mike Cahill return to "Glory" has similarities to acclaimed novelist Dave Grubb s life. "Glory" was also the name Grubb used for a fictionalized Moundsville, West Virginia in his writing. Davis Grubb was a descendant of an old prominent family in Moundsville. Like Cahill, he mined the river-town s history for his works, including his award-winning first novel The Night of the Hunter, about a serial killer stalking prey along the Ohio River. The classic movie version was shot in Moundsville, whose "haunted prison" been explored in 3 recent national TV series. Like Cahill, Grubb s displaying Glory s warts (including corruption and racism) made him a pariah to some in his hometown.',' David Stevens'),
('12142','  The Glory of America  was much more than a spectacular celebration of our nation s birth and our Independence Day - it was more than a tribute to Christian martyrs and heroes - more than a revelation of our nation s great Christian heritage! Jan Crouch and her incredible Drama Cast and Crew, through this beautiful 4-night dramatic portrayal of His-Story (from Calvary to America to you and me), imparted the vision of God s Plan for us today! ... The first night included scenes representing the essential message of the Gospel - Jesus  death, His Triumph over Satan, His Resurrection! ... Bill & Renee Morris, Alvin Slaughter, Steve Brock, Tata Vega, Betty Jean Robinson, LaVerne & Edith Tripp, Chris Holloway, Karen Wheaton, Danny York, Randy & Renee Clark, Carman, E.V. Hill, Shirley Caesar, a 350-member cast, and Jan are among the long list of wonderful speakers, musical artists, dancers, cast, crew, and helpers, who poured their heart and soul into this production, ... .',' TBN'),
('12143',' TBN play about the life of Jesus, filmed at Trinity Music City. Join Jan and a cast of hundreds as they portray the miracles, teachings and glorious resurrection of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Produced at Trinity Music City in Hendersonville, TN, 1996.',' TBN Web Site'),
('12144',' Three lucky women get star-style make-overs on this beauty and well being show filmed at E! Entertainment Studios. Made to look like Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn and Bridgitte Bardot, these three women are indulged in Old Hollywood Glamour.',' Anonymous'),
('12145',' Remake of the radio series that was a part of the programme "Take it from Here". The original parts were played by  June Whitfield  (qv) as Eth and  Dick Bentley  (qv) as Ron.  Jimmy Edwards (I)  (qv) reprises his role as the beer swilling father.',' Steve Crook <steve@brainstorm.co.uk>'),
('12146',' Gadget has been sent to England where he has to team up with a fellow law enforcer called Inspector Prince and her 2 Gadgetini s  Data  and  Scooter . The two must protect a fellow called  Inspector Gedtag  from an evil MAD Assassin at all costs and it takes them to some unusual locations.',' Angelo Trouillefou'),
('12147',' Colonel Kit Coyote has one last chance to win the west for the U.S. Cavalry, by claiming Gopher Gulch. Only two obstacles stand in his way, Chief Running Board and Ruffled Feathers, the last surviving Indian Gophers of their tribe.',' Daniel Timothy Dey'),
('12148',' A wordplay-based game show in which teams of contestants compete for an entire week for cash prizes. Each team of four players is partnered with a celebrity guest who begins play by drawing a word from a pack. The celebrity guest and one contestant must then construct a question, for which that word is the answer, by alternating back and forth for each word in the question. Another contestant tries to guess the word by answering the question and, if correct, continues playing.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12149',' Two teams of four members (usually related or having another common bond) were paired with one celebrity partner each in this short-lived word-association game. In turn, one member of each team was posed a question by that team s celebrity partner and one of the teammates. After viewing the answer, the teammates constructed a question, alternating back and forth each word in the question before ringing a bell to call for an answer (e.g., "There ... "are" ... "four" ... "of" ... "these" ... "in" ... "a" ..."gallon"; answer: Quart). That player then moved to the next seat and was posed another question by two of his teammates. The first team is timed on how long it took to get five correct answers. The second team must try to beat that time to win the round, otherwise, the first team wins. Up to four such rounds were played, worth $250, $500, $750 and $1,250; the first to win $1,500 won the game and advanced to the bonus round. Depending on if the team won all three rounds (a "clean sweep"), they played the bonus round twice. In the bonus round, the team had 60 seconds to communicate words to one of their teammates (never the celebrity guest). For the first question, all four team members constructed the question, one word at a time. Upon a correct answer, one team member left with the remaining players forming the questions, and so on until the fourth question until just the celebrity player remained. On the fourth correct question, one of the teammates re-entered (and another upon correct answers) and teammed to form the questions. Seven correct answers within 60 seconds was worth $10,000; if time ran out, the team was paid $200 per correct answer. Teams competed for the entire week.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12150',' God has made a bet with the Devil: if one human of the Devil s choosing can t prove that humanity is decent, God will scrap all of creation and start over. The Devil chooses Detroit car assembly line worker Bob Alman. Now Bob has to live a decent life with no hints from God and constant temptation from the Devil.',' Jeff Cross <blackjac_1998@yahoo.com>'),
('12151',' The crew of the research vessel, the Calico at one point rescue Godzooky, the young offspring of the mighty giant monster, Godzilla. Apparently, a pact was made that if the crew took care of the little guy, Godzilla would help if they needed him. As it turns out, this was a most fortuitous thing, because in the voyages of the Calico, they investigate mysteries that all too often lead to run-ins with dangerous giant beasts. With no way to battle the beasts themselves, the crew, either through a special signaling device or Godzooky calling himself, can summon Godzilla seemingly from anywhere around the world to confront the menace at hand.',' Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>'),
('12152',' PILOT EPISODE - In the wake of (the movie) Godzilla s attack on Manhattan, another Godzilla is born... instantly imprinting a child-parental bond between itself and scientist Nick Tatopoulos. As Nick and his research team H.E.A.T. investigate bizarre and mysterious events throughout the globe, Godzilla follows them into danger.',' R.N. Skir'),
('12153',' Nick have been arrested. Will he betray the pact and all the people concerned to the murder plan? Janine and Nina are having a discussion about Nick s innocence, witch Nina believes in and Janine not. Then Janine reminds something about Nick. Laura is glad with Noud s arrival in Meerdijk. Dorothea and Robert don t share that feeling, they think there is something wrong with him.',' Marvin'),
('12154',' Grungy, in-your-face claymation comedy about a family of cavemen in prehistorical times, as they struggle to survive in a dangerous world, armed only with their wits - or half of them, anyway. The characters are seen involved in awkward, uncomfortable or plain stupid activities. Grandpa s solution to everything is to hit it on the head with his club; Mother has no idea how to look after her baby; and they all indulge in bodily functions in public. Watch them as they fight dinosaurs, discover fire and lose it again immediately, and, of course, hit each other on the head with clubs.',' Cynan Rees <cynanrees@hotmail.com>'),
('12155',' This is TV s first gag show hosted purely by...non other than kids. Today s hottest pool of kids, two of them from the country s leading Teen Star Search, Star Circle Quest (Kid), Nash Aguas, the Grand Questor and Sharlene San Pedro comprise the cast. It showcases new wave gags and spoofs that was even funnier than those of the adults!',' -shinjie-_taiki'),
('12156',' Roxana Banana is an orangutan that escaped from the zoo and was adopted by the Cole family. One night, a mysterious spaceship comes down from the sky and endows Roxana with super powers via a lightning bolt. Roxana is pursued by two crooks who want to use her super powers for their own ill will, but Roxana s outdodging them by means of her powers, as well as the predicaments she creates for the Coles, provide much of the comedy for this series. Also included was "Jungle Jukebox," a takeoff on the then-popular music videos using popular songs with animals in the visuals, as well as parodies of then-current TV shows and commercials using animals (e.g. "Magnum P.U. starring Tom Smellick").',' William Bennett Warfield'),
('12157',' Roll up your swags, pack your sense of adventure and hit the road with Olympic Champion Cathy Freeman and actor Deborah Mailman as they embark on a road trip through Aboriginal Australia. Setting out from Broome and heading all the way to Arnhem Land, the girls take us to places we ve never seen, introduce us to people we ve never met and reveal the stories behind Australia s rich cultural heritage.',' David Collins'),
('12158',' A quiz that drew it s contestants from across Europe. It started with a large group answering general knowledge questions as a group, as each reached a set number of points they went through to the next round with the last to reach it being eliminated. Other rounds featured questions asked against a clock of diminishing points and solo rounds.',' Bob The Moo'),
('12159',' Going Going Gone is a new series which adds a dramatic twist to home buying, improving and selling. Viewers will experience the tension, excitement and adrenaline of a property auction, along with the highs and lows of the auction room, the potential for success or failure ... delight or disappointment.',' Anonymous'),
('12160',' Remake of 1944 film Going My Way with Gene Kelly in the Bing Crosby role and Leo G. Carroll in the Barry Fitzgerald role. Father O Malley is sent to a parish in lower-class New York City to assist old, crusty pastor Father Fitzgibbon. Mrs. Featherstone is the housekeeper in the rectory. When he arrives, Father O Malley meets his boyhood friend Tom Colwell who is running the local community center.',' J.E. McKillop <jack-mckillop@worldnet.att.net>'),
('12161',' The production staff of The Dick Roberts Show has its hands full booking guests for the outrageous talk show and dealing with its egomaniacal host. After work, Charlie, Jack, Alex and Kate share a house with Kate s 8-year-old nephew Nick, who is quite a handful himself.',' Kevin Ackley <kackley1@aol.com>'),
('12162',' While continuing the search for Cassidy, Space and Ungalow stop off in New Orleans. After meeting two girls in a local bar the two fall victim of a con and find their wallets missing after a night of drinking and mayhem in the French Quarter.',' P. Tovrea'),
('12163',' Rino Rando is is a klutzy orphan with a benefactor she knows only by correspondence, and a puppet named Pucchan that has such a distinct personality that everyone including Rino treats it as a true person. She is granted a transfer to the prestigious private girls school the Miyagami Academy that is ruled not by the faculty, but by the Best Student Council. Once there she is befriended by the Council s president, Kanade Jinguji, and inducted into the Best Student Council through no virtue of her own. The council has many challenges, and often Rino complicates things with her blundering.',' Alan Deikman'),
('12164',' Gokusen is the story of recently graduated Kumiko Yamaguchi, aka. Yankumi, and her life as a new high school teacher. Unlike the other new teachers at her school Kumiko gets placed with teh toughest kids there. And has to deal with all their rebellious actions. However as time passes she gains her students respect by helping them out both in school and in their daily lives. Which is easy for her to do as her students remind her of her life at home, since she is a fourth generation crime syndicate member and next in line to head it up. She s gone straight and wants to be a teacher though, but she s one person in whose class you don t want to be caught fooling around!',' Anonymous'),
('12165',' The 3-D students are very naughty, and so the headmaster employed Kumiko Yamaguchi, aka. Yankumi, to teach them, because he knew her background - The 4th Gokusen Heir. She teach the class Mathematics, the condition is to hide her Gokusen Heir status from the students and the teachers inside the whole college. Could she made it?',' Sampras'),
('12166',' Kumiko Yamaguchi is a young woman who has dreamed her whole life of being a school teacher. However she has a seceret. She is the heiress to the Oedo Yakuza clan. She becomes a teacher to a class of troubled students and tries to keep her secret as she shepherds her students toward graduation.',' Marc DuQuense'),
('12167',' Tough cop Detective Chief Superintendent Cradock is assigned to track down & bring to justice the criminals behind the daring theft of five and half million pounds worth of gold bullion from an airfield in the South of England.',' Anonymous'),
('12168',' It s said nothing is as good as gold - and so it seems. Gold is our standard of excellence: Gold records. Gold medals. The Golden Rule. A heart of gold. We seal vows meant to last a lifetime with a gold ring. This four part, four hour mini-series shot in HDTV tracks our fascination and obsession with gold. We hunt for it, dig for it, fight for it - our civilizations are built on gold. GOLD! crosses the five continents to track stories from the ancient splendors of King Tut s Tomb to the modern mining techniques miles beneath Africa.',' Henninger Media Services'),
('12169',' The third part to the trilogy,  Gold  is the last chapter into the lives of two ex-prostitutes, and their battles to break their ties with the red light area. Split into three different stories, we see the return of Carol Johnson (Cathy Tyson) and Rose Garrity (Geraldine James), as they try to help the women on the Lane, and stop themselves with being roped into the world of prostitution.  She s Back  tells the story of Paula Graham, a 37 year old prostitute who has come back to the Lane, from being trapped in a failed marriage, only to find her business falling, when all her clients are murdered. Believing her to be the prime suspect, Carol and Rose must help Paula battle the journey of the Police, while trying also to break her ties with the lane aswell. Stars Janet Dibley as Paula Graham.  A Walk On The Wild Side  shows Rose becoming involved with trans-sexual prostitute, Sherrie, who has been moved to a  toleration zone , where prostitutes can be kept clean and healthy. As she battles to save Sherrie from prison, Carol is having trouble with finances, when she finds herself face-to-face with Curly s nephew, Vinnie, who demands all money from Curly s will, to be transferred to his bank account. Stars Danny Edwards as Sherrie and Adam Kotz as Vinnie Marshall.  Tainted Love  sees the prostitutes happily working in the  torelation zone , while the  Hustler s Arms  becomes bombarded with pimps from Leeds, who look set to take over the working streets. The leader of the pack, Raymond, becomes obsessed with Sherrie, and soon discovers her hidden secret. Meanwhile, Carol and Rose have a visit from Carol s half-sister, Lisa, who falls into the arms of risky pimp, Charlie, who is set to threaten Carol s chicken factory and her daughter. Stars Colin Salmon as Raymond, Jayne Ashbourne as Lisa and Ifran Meredith as Charlie. We also see the return of Colette, Rose s long-lost daughter who becomes increasingly worried about the relationship between herself and Rose, as she becomes deeply involved in prostitution and drugs.',' Andrew Robertson <andrew.robertson@bigfoot.com>'),
('12170',' Cousin Muttel comes to visit the Goldbergs, and wants a job in Jake s dress factory. Knowing that Muttel is a bad businessman, Jake doesn t want to hire him. As expected, Muttel causes problems, but he also wins a washing machine in a raffle. When David wins another one, the Goldbergs decide to let Muttel go into the laundry business with the two machines.',' Anonymous'),
('12171',' Daughter Rosalie is finishing up a composition for school entitled, My family. She refuses to let everyone else read it so naturally Molly, Jake and Uncle David fear the worst, fearing that she has written awful things about her family. So, Molly, Jake and Uncle David vow to change their ways and be model parents. However, their ideas on "model parenting" (being more lenient, becoming friends with their children, etc.) do not set well with Rosalie. She resolves to rewrite her essay. However, she soon decides that the first one will do and lets everyone read it. Of course, she has written glowing things about everyone and the family is happy once again.',' Anonymous'),
('12172',' The Golddiggers are an band of younger Girls in a troupe and as A Spin-off of _"Dean Martin Show, The" (1965)_(qv) and _"Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers" (1968)_(qv). The 1971-1972 Variety Show presents Regulars, Guest Stars, Rock Stars & Others. All the Golddiggers can dance and sing a number of tunes as they play in sketches that ranged from "Gone With the Wind" to "Let s Make A Deal" and the show lasted for 2 seasons.',' Anonymous'),
('12173',' The Golden Girls is based on the lives and interactions of four older women whom have all been divorced/widowed, and are now roommates. Bea Arthur s (Dorothy) main goal during the series is to find a companion she can relate to while her mother Estelle Getty (Sophia) adds her comical outlook and frequent "Picture This" stories. Betty White s St. Olaf-ness makes her a little corny but lovable. One thing that changes nearly every episode is whom Rue McClanahan (Blanche) is courting. She s a little too promiscuous for her own good.',' John W. Hale'),
('12174',' The girls all plan to visit their respective families for Christmas, but their plans are ruined when they are held hostage by a man dressed as Santa Claus at the Grief Counseling Center.',' Attmay'),
('12175',' There s a full moon on a leap year s day, and Sophia must break a long-standing curse that she believes could cost Dorothy her life. Meanwhile, Blanche throws a party and Rose asks Miles to marry her (so they can use a free honeymoon to Paris that she won in a contest).',' Attmay'),
('12176',' Blanche s father, "Big Daddy" Hollingsworth, visits with the news that he s sold his house and wants to become a singer. Meanwhile, a boundary dispute over a fallen tree leads Sophia to put a curse on the rude neighbor who refuses to move it.',' Attmay'),
('12177',' Sophia is suffering from memory problems so decides to make a trip back to her old Brooklyn home in the hope of rekindling her fading past.',' crisso'),
('12178',' When Dorothy s daughter Kate gets married, Dorothy must confront her ex-husband Stanley, who walked out on their 38 year marriage for a younger woman.',' Attmay'),
('12179',' Rose gets a big shock when she develops some old film she discovers in one of Charley s cameras.',' crisso'),
('12180',' After Rose s boyfriend Al dies in her bed, she believes his death was her fault; her late husband had died under similar circumstances.',' Attmay'),
('12181',' Rose s petition to save a very old tree attracts the ire of Freida Claxton, a misanthropic old woman on whose property the tree lies. At a public hearing, Rose gets angry at Mrs. Claxton and tells her to "drop dead," which she does. Rose blames herself for Mrs. Claxton s death, so the girls decide to pay her one final act of kindness.',' Attmay'),
('12182',' Rose is concerned about nuclear war, so she writes letters to both Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan expressing her fears. Thinking it to be a heartfelt letter from a little girl, a Soviet emissary is so touched by the letter that he arranges a press conference to have "little Rose" read it publicly.',' Attmay'),
('12183',' Dorothy dates a short, bald man with whom she has nothing in common - except for great lovemaking. Meanwhile, Rose and Blanche volunteer as big sisters for two teenage girls.',' Attmay'),
('12184',' Blanche s uncle Lucas visits Miami and has dinner with Dorothy. After learning of the unflattering descriptions of her in Blanche s letters, they decided to get even by pretending to be in love.',' Attmay'),
('12185',' Dorothy learns that auditions for the TV game show "Jeopardy!" are coming to Miami, and she plans to try out for it. Later, she dreams of a bizarre game of Jeopardy! which pits her against Rose and her neighbor Charlie Dietz.',' Attmay'),
('12186',' Rose is afraid of sexual intimacy with her boyfriend, Arnie, because she feels she would be cheating on her late husband, Charlie.',' Attmay'),
('12187',' Rose tries to light a fire under her newly-retired boyfriend who has become a couch potato. But she s not sure she wants to go along when he decides to sail around the world. Meanwhile, the ladies  attempt to convert the garage into a guest room faces many obstacles.',' budikavlan'),
('12188',' When Sophia s friend Esther Weinstock dies, she goes to her funeral in Brooklyn. There, she confronts Esther s widower, Max, whom Sophia blames for the failure of her husband s old business.',' Attmay'),
('12189',' Blance, Rose and Dorothy find themselves vying for the attention of the same artist, while Sophia takes up practical joking.',' crisso'),
('12190',' Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche are three women who share a house in Miami, Florida. Dorothy s elderly mother, Sophia, unexpectedly moves in after her retirement home burns down, and Blanche accepts a proposal of marriage.',' Attmay'),
('12191',' The girls remember how they came to live together; Blanche put an ad for a room for rent on a grocery store bulletin board, and Rose and Dorothy answered it.',' Attmay'),
('12192',' Blanche s sister, Virginia, with whom she has had a tense relationship for years, comes to visit. She reveals that she needs a kidney transplant to save her life.',' Attmay'),
('12193',' Rose meets Miles s overprotective daughter, Blanche hatches a plan to meet men by advertising a luxury car for sale, and Sophia is suddenly flush with money.',' budikavlan'),
('12194',' Dorothy takes Sophia to Walt Disney World for "quality time," but Sophia wants to ride Space Mountain instead. Meanwhile, Rose and Blanche collaborate on a children s book.',' Attmay'),
('12195',' When Dorothy has left the group known to the layperson as the Golden Girls, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia buy themselves a hotel. But what do they know about running a hotel? For that particular reason, they fall back on the experience of the trusted manager and the funny cook.',' Steve Richer <sricher@sympatico.ca>'),
('12196',' When The Daughters of the Traditional South are set to arrive at the hotel, Blanche hangs a Confederate flag on the front counter, though this doesn t bode well with Roland. Meanwhile, Rose is outraged when a married man whom she knows checks in with his mistress.',' me'),
('12197',' An odd, cheap game show. Viewers were asked to call in and help aim the titular "golden shot", which was a crossbow mounted on the front of the TV camera. The cameraman was blindfolded, so they had to give him directions aiming the arrow at prizes. Whatever the arrow hit, they won.',' Mike Konczewski'),
('12198',' Explosion in the most secret laboratory of the USA. The old guard Harlan Williams is incubated by totally unknown chemicals. Now he changes and becomes younger instead of older. The government is interested in finding out everything about this changes and hunts the fugitive Harlan. A hunt across the USA starts.',' Franz-Josef Brinkkoetter <franjo@amclust2.amclust.mcnet.de>'),
('12199',' Gomer Pyle was a sweet but not too smart Marine from Mayberry, North Carolina who was stationed at Camp Henderson near Los Angeles, California. Gomer s innocence, naivete and low-key demeanor often got him into trouble, most frequently at the hands of his loud-mouthed superior, Sgt. Carter. Duke, Frankie, Lester and Larry were some of Gomer s pals and fellow enlisted men at Camp Henderson, and Lou Anne Poovie was his sometimes girlfriend who worked as a singer at the Blue Bird Cafe, where Gomer and the boys often hung out.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12200',' A domineering mother Mag Plant, who owns a nursery/garden centre in London, refuses to hand-over control to her children (despite indications that this may be the best course of action for the family). The Plant triplets are comprised of Winston, a one-eyed wrestler; Monty, a would-be Country & Western singer; Hilda, a virginal wallflower whose only passion in life appears to be the Millwall soccer team. A local conman, Wesley Willis, lurks in the shadows and knows the true-worth of prime-location London real-estate.',' Len Massaar'),
('12201',' Amateurs compete in a talent contest judged by a trio of celebrities. If the act is so bad that the judges can t bear to watch any more of it, they have the power to stop the act by pounding a large gong hanging on the wall behind them. Host Barris keeps the acts flowing, the jokes flying and the raucous party atmosphere floating. The show s grand prize was $516.32 (except in the syndicated version where it was $712.05).',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12202',' "The Gong Show" was a classic parody of ameteur talent contests. During each episode, three guest celebrities judge the acts, performed either by soloists or groups, of which host Barris (or Owens in the syndicated version) introduced. While some acts were actually quite good, the show often focused on outrageous acts such as a dentist who plays "Stars and Stripes Forever" on his drill; an obese man who tap-dances to music from "Swan Lake"; an Elvis impersonator who serenades a "Hound Dog" while singing said tune; and a group of teen-age girls wearing pastel-colored prom dresses who dance in a conga-line. Many of the acts were hilariously bad; those the panelists deemed too awful to continue were "gonged." Acts that did reach their conclusion were scored by the panelists on a scale of 1 to 10. The highest-scoring act of the day won $516.32 (or $712.05 on the syndicated show). Running gags featuring the show s regular cast were also popular; they included an inept musician who plans to "play" a certain musical instrument "right now" and Barris reading a children s story with alternate endings (and enacted by the show s cast). Also featured were regular acts, including the "Unknown Comic" and "Gene, Gene the Dancing Machine." "The Gong Show" quickly became a part of American popular culture, with local versions staged as fundraisers by college, high school and civic groups. Game Show Network was scheduled to air a four-hour marathon to mark the show s 25th anniversary.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12203',' An updated version of the classic vareity show in which contestants with varying degrees of talent perform for a panel of celebrity guests. Those who impress the panel stand a chance of winning cash or prizes, and perhaps even a shot at stardom. Those who fail to impress, however, get nothing but the sound of the dreaded gong.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12204',' Goober, a dog who turns invisible when frightened, is the pet dog of the staff of fictional "Ghost Chasers" magazine (investigator Ted, writer Tina and photographer Gilly). The gang travels all over the world investigating reports of ghosts and other paranormal phenomena. Often joining the ghost chasers in their adventures are Laurie, Danny, Chris and Tracey Partridge.',' Brian Washington <Sargebri@earthlink.net>'),
('12205',' Good Company takes place at an ad agency. Jon Tenney plays Will Hennessy, an aspiring artist who heads up a group that includes Lauren Graham as his ex-girlfriend copywriter, Elizabeth Anne Smith, and Timothy Fall.',' <liaoj@cadvision.com>'),
('12206',' Pop culture, comedy, and plain good eating: host Alton Brown explores the origins of ingredients, decodes culinary customs and presents food and equipment trends. Punctuated by unusual interludes, simple preparations and unconventional discussions, he ll bring you food in its finest and funniest form.',' Anonymous'),
('12207',' Marjorie is excited that her brother Tim is coming to visit from Minnesota and thinks that Tim is going to admit that he is gay. But then Tim & Jane sleep together, the whole thing gets ruined for Marjorie. Ben finds a new girl and starts to date her but Lizzie gets jealous of her. When he finds out Lizzie is jealous he dumps Sara. Later, Lizzie admits that she is not interested in Ben.',' Anonymous'),
('12208',' Bert Gramus and Rufus Butterworth were childhood chums who decided to pool their savings and purchase a diner, which they called "Bert s Place". Originally bachelor Rufus worked as a cabdriver, while Bert and his wife Claudia operated the diner, but Rufus eventually quit his cabbie gig. Hal, Andy & Big Tom were some of their regular customers.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12209',' In this comedy anthology series, Mr. Angel was an emissary of Heaven who came down to Earth each week to grant wishes to those who had performed a good deed.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@wkio.com>'),
('12210',' Albert & Jane Miller were an ordinary middle-class couple who became bored with their lives and decided to pretend to be the butler and cook for the very wealthy head of Dutton Industries, Charles Dutton, and his family. Only Dutton s teenage son Nick was aware of Albert & Jane s true identities, and often helped to get them out of whatever trouble their secret got them into. Dutton s busybody sister Grace was constantly trying to undermine the Millers  authority and have them fired.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12211',' Tom and Barbara Good s dream is to live completely self-sufficiently. This means, among other things, raising their own vegetables and animals for food. Trouble is, they live in the suburbs. Their very conservative neighbors, the Leadbetters, look on, horrified, at this bold experiment.',' George S. Davis <mgeorges@prodigy.net>'),
('12212',' ABC-TV is the last network to debut TV Morning News & Information Service after NBC s Today and The CBS Morning News. ABC s "Good Morning America" presenting the News and Information Source of the day s topics and journalism. The 1st Co-Host Team of David Hartman & Nancy Dussault, 2nd was Sandy Hill, 3rd was Joan Lunden, 4th Charles "Charlie" Gibson, 5th Lisa McKree and now Diane Sawyer plus all the "Good Morning America" Team throughout the years to wake up to the news show and entertainment the U.S.A..',' Ben Hallums<ben21house@yahoo.com>'),
('12213',' Chris Cuomo interviews Quientana Ray, the first wife of John Mark Karr, the alleged confessor to the Jonbennet Ramsey murder. She describes a dark individual who was obsessed with death and young girls, who taunted her family with sick letters after he convinced her to run away with him and marry at her age of 13 years, while he was several years her senior. Ms. Ray s father and mother are also interviewed in the segment concerning John Mark Karr.',' Anonymous'),
('12214',' Good Morning America asks, "Do you believe in Hell?" An interview with Matthew Dovel, author of "My Last Breath", having had two near-death experiences he claims he has already been to the other side and back. Is Hell real, and if so, what is it really like?',' Matthew Dovel'),
('12215',' Jake Silver, a television producer, arrives in Miami to work on the morning show, GOOD MORNING MIAMI. What he sees is a utter mess like for instance the anchorman, Gavin Stone is recovering alcoholic who is pompous and arrogant, as is the anchorwoman Lucia, and the weather girl is a nun. Frank, the man who brings Jake there is extremely neurotic. And his assistant Penny is obstinate. Jake was about to leave when he meets Dylan the station s hairdresser and decides to stick around to court her, only problem she s already involved with Stone. But on the advise of his grandmother Clair, he decides to stay and see if he has a chance.',' rcs0411@yahoo.com'),
('12216',' The very first edition of the "Saved by the Bell" shows. Takes place at Indiana with a younger Zack Morris, Screech, and Lisa along with Mr. Belding. Nicole and Mikey, two other kids, also run around with Zach and the gang. Miss Bliss and Ms. Paladrino are the kids  teachers.',' David Landers <dml@gwis.com>'),
('12217',' This show takes place at JFK in Indianapolis, Indiana. The focus of the show is on Ms. Carrie Bliss, the history teacher. Good Morning Ms. Bliss, does not take the form of the later show Saved by the Bell. In fact, the only students that were in this show that go on to Saved by the Bell are Zachery "Zack" Morris, Lisa Turtle, and Samuel  Screech  Powers and of course Principal Richard Belding. This show is of the life of Carrie Bliss  problems with Tina Palidrino, Milo, and Richard Belding. The season ran for 13 episodes on Disney. The show then moved to NBC with the new name Saved by the Bell.',' saved by the bell <savedbythebell@maiwebsite.cjb.net>'),
('12218',' Zack is invited into joining a "cool club," by two high school guys, unaware that he is the victim of a prank, which nearly costs him his friends when he s forced to bully and humiliate them. Meanwhile, Miss Bliss becomes principal for the week and Mr. Belding gets to teach her class.',' Anonymous'),
('12219',' Nikki refuses to do Mr. Morton s science class which includes dissecting frogs. So she, aided by Zach, Lisa, Mickey and Screech releases them, which makes things worse instead of better. Meanwhile, Mr. Belding tries to be friendly to Miss Bliss after mistakenly thinking that she has received an offer for a teaching position at another school.',' Anonymous'),
('12220',' Screech asks Zack to write a love note for him to give to Lisa in exchange for writing his term paper. Miss Bliss inadvertently discovers the note and general chaos ensues when she thinks Zach wrote it for her. Then, Mr. Belding finds it and thinks Miss Bliss wrote it for him, then Tina finds it, and so on leading to general chaos.',' Anonymous'),
('12221',' Zack and Mikey s friendship threatens to come to an end over a girl whom Mikey likes, but who asks Zack to the school dance. Meanwhile, Mr. Belding is wary about holding the school dance because of the threat of violence from the students while Miss Bliss crashes it with her latest dancing beau.',' Anonymous'),
('12222',' Zack and the gang encourages Screech to stand up to a 9th grade bully named Deke Simmons, unaware what causes the guy s rough exterior in which Miss Bliss learns that Deke is illiterate. Meanwhile, Lisa and Nikki are arguing over how to perform in Nikki s school play while Tina and Milo argue over the use of the school stage.',' Anonymous'),
('12223',' Zack bets with Nikki that he can kiss a 17-year-old pop singer, named Stevie who is giving her final performance at J.F.K. So, Zack pretends that he s dying to get it and fools nearly everyone... except Miss Bliss who knows Zack s reputation as a compulsive and pathological liar. Meanwhile, Stevie stays with her favorite old teacher: Miss Bliss.',' Anonymous'),
('12224',' During the first day back of the new school year at J.F.K. Junior High, preppy and pathological liar Zack Morris runs into a 9th grade student, named Carla, whom he had earlier that summer lied about his age in order to get to know her better and he persuades classmates Mikey, Screech, Tina, and Nikki to help with his charade. Meanwhile, Miss Bliss tries to squeeze into her new schedule a dinner date with her new doctor boyfriend.',' Anonymous'),
('12225',' The unorthodox teaching methods of Miss Bliss  former history teacher comes to conflict with Mr. Belding when he is brought in to substitute for her. Meanwhile, Nikki is the star pitcher for the JFK s softball team, but has second thoughts when Lisa tells her to get in touch with her "domestic side."',' Anonymous'),
('12226',' After Zack breaks his Dad s $300 video camera, he asks Mikey to help him scam enough money to buy a new one before his father finds out. When Miss Bliss current history topic is the stock market, Zack sees a chance to making it big and deceives Miss Bliss into investing a high-risk stock involving potatoes and when the stock drops, it costs Miss Bliss a lot of pocket money.',' Anonymous'),
('12227',' David Lewis and Larry Clarke are early morning disc jockeys in Los Angeles. Dave is happily married, while Larry thinks of himself as a ladies  man and "swinger." Billy deWolfe s performance as Roland Hutton, the stuffy, humorless station manager, was the best and funniest part of this show.',' Molly Malloy <mailcall@intersource.com>'),
('12228',' A re-creation of the Music Hall variety shows that were popular in the late Victorian and the Edwardian periods (late 1800s and early 1900s). Entertainers performed musical, comedy, magic and recitation acts on stage in Edwardian costume, in some cases appearing as famous Edwardian music hall performers such as  Vesta Tilley  (qv). Even the audience was dressed in authentic 1900s costumes. The show always ended with the entire cast and the audience singing a rousing rendition of "Down at the Old Bull and Bush".',' Anonymous'),
('12229',' In this series, host Margi Clarke presents this humourous guide to sexuality. Using both the findings of a nation-wide survey on sexuality and the focused presentation of various elements of sexuality, she discusses how to learn more about, and then improve on one s sex life to make it safer and more satisfying. In addition, various comedy sketches are used to help illustrate other points in an entertaining fashion.',' Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@home.com>'),
('12230','  Good Sports with Chris Terrence  is a sports talk show produced by the B# Video Club, executive producer Gary Cocola and KGMC Channel 43. The show is dedicated to delivering coverage of local sports teams and figures in and around the Central Valley of California.',' anonymous'),
('12231',' Harry Jenkins was an accomplished sportswriter for a San Francisco newspaper whose weakness for a pretty face and a nice pair of legs often got him into trouble with his boss Jimmy. Sally and Carol were women around the office with whom Harry often flirted, and Stan was Harry s nerdy neighbor who was always pestering Harry for dating advice.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12232',' Life in the Chicago projects is never easy, However, the Evans family never gives up trying to make the best of things. While Florida and James struggle to provide for their family, their sons J.J., an aspiring painter, Micheal, the undying political crusader, causing trouble while their sister, Thelma, stands between them as the voice of reason. Living in the same building were Willona Woods, Florida s best friend from High School who provided support, love and gossip and Nathan Bookman, the overweight janitor who gave them grief and was the butt of alot of fat jokes, especially Willona who often referred to him as Buffalo Butt or Booger. Life, at least, is never boring while they fight to keep their heads above water and one day leave the projects, which they did in the series finale. Sadly, it was without James who was killed off in the 4th season.',' Kate Tripper'),
('12233',' With Florida out of town, J.J., Thelma and Michael throw a wild party inside the apartment. Wilnona tries to stop it, fearing that something bad will happen. But even she can t foresee what does happen. One of the party guests is Robert, an old high school friend of J.J. s who is very depressed because things aren t going right in his life. A high school basketball star with dreams of college superstardom, Robert was cut from the team. He failed his college courses and was forced to flunk out. Then, Robert runs into his old high school girlfriend in the living room and finds out she s dating someone else. Robert goes over the edge and locks himself in the bathroom, where he ingests a bottle of sleeping pills, hoping to kill himself. Michael is able to open the door in time, and while he and Thelma wait for an ambulance, J.J. frantically tries to keep Robert awake in an effort to save his buddy s life. In the end, J.J. is totally exhausted, but succeeds, and Robert thanks him for helping him realize life is worth living and the obstacles he s currently facing - no basketball career, his poor academic status and his girlfriend leaving him - can be overcome.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12234',' Thelma finds out that Diana uses heroin when she finds her purse in her room (J.J. had taken Thelma s by mistake). After finding out that the supplier is only in elementary school, it soon becomes a race against time to make contact with J.J. and Diana - who have traveled to Indiana to elope - before it is too late.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12235',' After meeting well-to-do South Shore girl Clarissa at the movies where he ushers, J.J. has found his new girlfriend. She asks him to a high society function, the 10th Annual South Shore Debutante Ball, and he eagerly accepts. As J.J. prepares for his big night, Clarissa comes to the Evans home to explain that her parents object to J.J. as her escort to the ball. The parents appear at the Evans home, too, looking for Clarissa, and the families discuss the issue.',' SidP'),
('12236',' JJ s artistic ability is displayed at a nearby bank.',' Alexis Demandante'),
('12237',' Long running British situation comedy with the vaguest of situations. The Goodies are a three man agency whose brief is to do  anything, anytime . This gave the series carte blanche to do whatsoever it pleased, with a cartoon-like surrealism and a heavy reliance on slapstick. Ran for ten years on BBC TV before removing for one final series to the commercial channel London Weekend Television.',' D.Giddings <darren.giddings@newcastle.ac.uk>'),
('12238',' The Goodies, after being rejected from having their own legal radio station because their submission was too late, decide to start their own pirate radio station outside the five mile limit. They then start a pirate post office using various methods of delivering mail. The power unfortunately goes to Graeme s head and he becomes a megalomaniac, trying to tow the whole of Britain outside the five mile limit to create a "pirate state". Thankfully, he sinks his submarine by accident and is forced to give the whole thing up.',' Erla Filipía'),
('12239',' Graeme falls through the floor of their office and lands in a cave far below. Tim and Bill follow him down and there they find a Tyrannosaurus Rex s jaws, and accidentally lock themselves inside. They are forced to live inside the stomach forever and ever, until they suddenly think of crying for help through the T-Rex s vocal cords. This wakes up the T-Rex and as he yawns, they get out of his mouth and they climb up, only to see the T-Rex eat their house.',' Erla Filipía'),
('12240',' Gary Sparrow lives in the 1990s with his wife but has a route back to the 1940s where he has a mistress. Gary has a tough time keeping his double-life a secret from the two women as he jumps back and fore in time. Only his friend Ron knows the truth.',' Rob Hartill'),
('12241',' Four young ladies--levelheaded Edith, girl-next-door Betty, dumb blonde Loretta and stuckup Camille--are forced to share a one-room apartment in Washington, D.C. during World War II. The four learned to live together and help each other, and took jobs to help in the war effort. The Coolidges were their landlords, Frankie was a cab-driving buddy of the girls and Benny was a pal of Frankie s.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12242',' "While on vacation, a father and son set a rabbit trap. They are to return the next day to free the rabbit, a prospective pet for the boy. But the family is forced to return to the city after a rush call from the father s demanding boss."--TV guide, February 13, 1955.',' Anonymous'),
('12243',' Pete has his eyes on the Ultra Fin Laser Guided Telescopic Fish Finder but Peg has other plans for him. She tells him of her plans to sell the lake house and gives Pete the weekend to get the house cleaned up, painted and ready to sell. She gives him money for a handyman which he promptly uses to buy the fish Finder. With twenty bucks left he hires Goofy to work on the house. Naturally, disaster and chaos ensue.',' tomtrekp'),
('12244',' It s about four friends in Gooi, a Dutch region where rich people live. One of those four friends, Cheryl, married Dutch singer Martin Morero. She moved from Utrecht to Gooi. Anouk is an artist. She makes mostly erotic art. Willemijn is married to Evert. They have children together. Their marriage is reserved and sexless. She eats because her frustrations about Evert. Claire is a lawyer and married to Anton. They have a 15 year old daughter: Merel. Anouk, Willemijn and Claire are born in Gooi, Cheryl is a newcomer. These four friends have to deal with the problems of well-being and richness.',' Mark Knoop'),
('12245',' Now her ex Evert even makes a trip to Milan with his new flame, housemother Willemijn decides to start living as a single, and expects her friends to help her get started, especially free spirit Anouk, who is however more interested in her daughter s new au-pair Jurriaan, who she wanted to get rid of till she believed him to be gay but turns out ideal and interested in-living lover-material for her. Cheryl worries more about her philandering husband Martin who by buying a flashy new car attracts the undesirable attention of a tax inspector, which problem is surprisingly removed by the sneaky Thai maid Tippi-Wan they took in after Anouk threw her out.',' KGF Vissers'),
('12246',' Evert finally realizes his girl friend Diane is just too young for him, so he s furious when Willemyn seems to fall for Louis, an elder gentleman who tried to intervene when her purse was snatched. Cherryl is at the end of her wits, suffering from pregnancy, almost knowing Martin is unfaithful again and his common mother moving in unannounced  for a few weeks ; when Martin -who actually feels guilt- cancels their pregnancy yoga class, unable to shake off his floozy, Tom goes with her. Anouk turns 40, just after Jurriaan walked out on her, but tells everyone she s decided to stop celebrating ( 36  for years), but when she meets Louis too finds back her taste for life, even when Willemyn suspects he s really just after their money. Claire gets a last hefty sum out of her wheelchair-lodger before he leaves the country for a new treatment.',' KGF Vissers'),
('12247',' Seth is interested to see the catalog-ordered remote he just got appears to be universal - it works on the stereo as well as the TV. But he s even more amazed when, turning it on "PAUSE" on his younger sister Jamie as a joke really does stop her tap-dancing! He s then informed by the still-playing tape that came with the remote by Tony Hutchins that "It s not a toy!" Eager to see what else it can do, he continues testing it: changing the color of his fish, rewinding/fast-forwarding passerby, hitting channel change so the school bully transforms into something more benign. But soon he goes on to bigger things, like pausing his teacher to cheat on tests, or his family when they want him to give the remote to Janie, despite his best friend s opposition. After all, none of Tony s phone-recorded warnings mean anything. Right?',' brainybrailler@comcast.net'),
('12248',' Matt Amsterdam is tired of being just a kid, while his siblings have all the fun. So one night decides to go up to the attic to sleep. When he wakes up, he is in another dimension where everyone treats him like an adult. To complicate things, a pair of men in black begin pursuing him.',' Anonymous'),
('12249',' Amy Kramer s ventriloquist dummy, Dennis, keeps losing his head, literally, and Amy has been pestering her Dad for weeks to get her a new one. Little does she know, that when he does, and he does, she will regret it deeply. Amy s Dad brings home a new dummy called Slappy, and on the first night after his arrival, a series of strange pranks begin to happen, that everyone in the family seems to deny playing. However, Amy begins to realize the truth, though no one will believe her, and it may soon be too late...',' Anonymous'),
('12250',' The Morris family are on their way to Zoo Garden, however seem to have lost their way. They soon find themselves in a theme park called "Horror Land". Luke and Lizzy want to go onto a few rides, so the parents decide to ask for directions. However soon the Morris s discover that this theme park is not entirely safe.',' Anonymous'),
('12251',' Michael Webster always seems to be getting into trouble, and he knows why: his bratty, little sister, Tara, who seems to have no problem getting his parents to believe whatever she says. Michael s Dad order s a grandfather clock, and tells the family that he was told by the shopkeeper that there is an error on the clock. He firmly tells Michael and Tara that they are both not to touch the clock, but Tara does, and gets caught, prompting Michael to further get her in trouble, so he goes and changes the direction of the cuckoo head from forwards to backwards. However, Michael wakes up three days in the past, and goes further back in time the next, and this process shows no signs of stopping until he really is lost in time...',' Anonymous'),
('12252',' Lucy is obsessed with monster stories, telling so many that her family and friends are getting sick of it, especially her brother Randy. So her mom tells her goes to the library to fill up her time during summer with her friend, Aaron. Lucy finds the librarian, Mr. Mortman somewhat eccentric. But she cannot quite put the finger on it...yet. When she realized that she forgot her Rollerblades, Lucy quickly runs back to the library after closing time. It is then that she witnesses the librarian transforming into a monster after eating some crickets. She tells her family and friend Aaron only to be met with skepticism. Lucy decides to visit the library again during closing hours to gain conclusive proof that the Mr. Mortman is in fact a monster. The librarian notices the camera flash and chases her throughout the library. Somehow, Lucy is able to escape the library and run home, only to have Mr. Mortman at the door minutes later! She forgot her backpack, so he came over to return it. Lucy demands he leave, so he does. The she convinces her parents to take her to the photo store to have the film processed. However, Mr. Mortman s monstrous form does not cast a reflection, which baffles Lucy. She bumps into him, together with the rest of her family outside the photo store. The parents mysteriously decide to invite the librarian over for dinner. After Mr. Mortman briefly talks with the parents, he asks them about dinner. Lucy s father casually tells him that he is the "dinner," which is why the parents invited him. Lucy s mother confirms this as she and her husband sprout fangs and transform into monsters to eat him alive. They then tell Lucy and Randy that no one can know that the parents are monsters and that there cannot be any other monsters living in their town except themselves. Aaron comes after the parents "invited" Mr. Mortman for dinner, completely unaware that Lucy and her entire family are monsters as well.',' Anonymous'),
('12253',' It s Billy s first day and first time at summer camp, and so far, Camp Nightmoon appears to be a perfectly normal camp. However, while checking out the cabin, one of Billy s bunkmates, a young boy named Mike, is bitten by a stray snake, leading the kids to find out that the camp has no nurse. The next day, after an incident where another bunkmate, Colin, is hit in the head with a baseball, the kids learn that it is their turn to camp out at night. And rumors of a werewolf called Sabre, don t seem to be ceasing...',' Anonymous'),
('12254',' The Gopher Family have moved into their new home, next door to their neighbours The Burrows. Merv Wombat from Australia is squatting in their gardens, trying to discover "the old country". Whilst Dr. Wince and Sly are trying to build a road through their gardens.',' Karl Orbell'),
('12255',' Sycamore Heights was peaceful, until the American Gopher family moved in next door to Arthur Burrows and his family. Arthur is infuriated by the loud and brash neighbours, but his wife, Beatrix, and his daughter, Flora seem to like the new residents. Dr Wince is not happy either, as he was going to obtain the house as buried within the garden is a magic crystal that would make him the most powerful ferret in the world. He and his assistant Sly are determined to make them move out, via haunting or other methods.',' Karl Orbell'),
('12256',' The electricity bill is on its way to the Gophers, when the mailman is intercepted by Dr Wince and Sly. After some edits, the Gophers are distressed at how much they owe and start trying to cut back on their use - otherwise they might have to leave. Perhaps they can make use of renewable energy.',' Karl Orbell'),
('12257',' - The Velvet Monkey Swing - Shane, Martin, and Gordo head to beautiful Van Nuys, California to help keep the peace between disputing neighbors who are unhappy with Swingers Clubs sprouting up on their residential street. Can t we all just get along?',' Gordo Capucinus'),
('12258',' This is a story about very shady times in Serbia which focuses on one family through out breakdown of former Yugoslavia in a decade of war, crime wave and moral declining. It is a story about ordinary people in Yugoslavia in 90 s who can t face the fact that old values went to history. In every episode we see main characters Jaksic family struggling to survive through sanctions, inflation, electricity cutouts and while they are in problems, their neighbors Neska and Stole Petrovic( excellent performances by Dusanka Stojanovic and Branko Vidakovic) are becoming very successful and wealthy in a society where thieves are welcomed and highly praised. We also follow whole bunch of characters that are connected to each other by very unhappy destiny in these harsh times.',' nidzadzoni@gmail.com'),
('12259',' He is young and attractive, witty, strong as a bear, brimming with unusual ideas. Possessing a pronounced sense of justice, he is always in action to bring international criminals to justice: the Gorilla. He is the best agent in the French secret service. Due to his extraordinary abilities, he s only deployed on really special and explosive cases. Whether it s a matter of diamond-smuggling or computer crime, slave-trading or plane hijacks, the Gorilla is always on the spot and makes his mark through cleverness and his original personality. His missions take him all over Europe. He is at home in all European cities, and both popular and feared. His speciality is "undercover" work - penetrating criminal organisations and undermining them from the inside. A task which is as difficult as it is dangerous. Again and again, he gets himself into seemingly hopeless situations which only one man could ever get out of: the Gorilla. In spite of all this, he is not one to forget that life also has its pleansant side. He loves beautiful women and good cuisine. He is never averse to a little romantic adventure. His charm, wit and spontaneity enchant every woman he meets. Even his most fierce opponents admit openly or secretly that this "enemy" is a man of real class.',' Anonymous'),
('12260',' Gormenghast is an ancient city-state which primarily consists of a rambling and crumbling castle. The narrative, based on the first two of the three Gormenghast novels by Mervyn Peake, begins with the birth of a son, Titus, to the 76th Earl, Sepulchrave Groan, and Countess Gertrude. This mismatched pair (he d prefer the melancholy privacy of his library; she d prefer the company of her menagerie of cats and birds) also have a teenaged daughter, Fuchsia, who resents her new brother but comes to love him dearly. Simultaneously, a young kitchen apprentice, Steerpike, takes advantage of an altercation between head cook Swelter and the Earl s manservant, Mr. Flay, and escapes from the kitchens. Gormenghast is rigidly feudal in structure, but Steerpike has ambitions. He befriends the imaginative, yearning Fuchsia, and through her becomes apprenticed to the castle physician, Dr. Prunesquallor, who lives with his man-hunting sister Irma. This position allows Steerpike to work his way into the favour of the Earl s discontented twin sisters, Cora and Clarice, who feel displaced by Gertrude. The Earl s library mysteriously burns during a family gathering there, and subsequently the Earl goes fatally mad, and Steerpike gains a position with the castle s Master of Ritual. As Titus grows into childhood then adolescence, he chafes at the restrictions of Gormenghast s ritual-bound way of life and seeks ways of escape. He grows to resent and despise the ever-more ambitious Steerpike, who is gradually pursuing Titus s beloved sister Fuchsia. When Steerpike becomes Master of Ritual himself (although he s scarred for life in the fire that kills his predecessor), Titus decides he s had enough. But significant acts of treachery, which he discovers with the help of faithful Mr. Flay and the doctor (whose sister meanwhile has snagged the Gormenghast schoolmaster), force Titus s hand, and Steerpike must run, and fight, for his life, over the rooftops of a Gormenghast flooded by torrential rains.',' G.M. Baxter'),
('12261',' Welcome to New York s Upper East side where the wealthy and connected mingle at benefits and try to deal with their always dramatic love lives, not to mention picking colleges. Blair Waldorf is the so-called toast of adolescence in her world; she and her friends, Kati Farkas and Isabel Coates, go to a prep school and fancy parties with their rich parents. Blair is envied by her adversaries because she is thought to have the perfect life, not just because of her gorgeous boyfriend, Nate Archibald, but because she s also planning on getting into her dream college,Yale. With everyone worried about college(or procrastinating on worrying, which everyone seems to be doing), and senior year dragging along, her seemingly perfect life is interrupted by her ex-best friend, the beautiful Serena van der Woodsen, coming back into town after getting kicked out of boarding school. Serena comes back into her life, and into the eyes of Blair s boy friend. When everything Blair knows starts to fall apart, everyone will realize that her life is far from perfect. Will life in the the Upper East Side redeem itself of what it s really supposed to be? Or will the false facade reveal that the rich have the same problems as the not so rich (Jenny and Dan Humphrey), if not more. And just maybe Jenny and Dan are all the more happy with their simple, not so expectant lives.',' Jessica Cymerman'),
('12262',' The beautiful Blair Waldorf is the toast of the adolescent population of Manhattan s Upper East Side, envied by her friends and the adversary of many fellow rich girls. Her ideal world begins to collapse, however, when her ex-best friend, freshly excluded from her previous boarding school, enrolls at Blair s private school.',' hiphiplady'),
('12263',' NYC Gossip Columnist Michael Musto raves about "va voomie actress and former Pin Up Girl Jeanne Carmen is now trying to book herself on the NY nightclub scene and when that gig happens,I believe, it s going to be the biggest gossip concert of all time..."',' Anonymous'),
('12264',' 6-grader Kolya Gerasimov discovers a time machine in a basement of an old house in Moscow and gets transferred into the 21st century. There he is allowed to look around. Accidentally, Kolya witnesses two space pirates who arrive from Saturn and later try to steal a device called a "Mielophone" (which can read thoughts) from Alisa Seleznyova - a girl that performs experiments with this device and animals. Kolya manages to save the device from the pirates and brings it back to the 20th century. But both pirates and Alisa get there too. Alisa knows where Kolya studies but doesn t know what he looks like. Pirates saw Kolya, but don t know anything about him.',' Boris Shafir <shafir@hsi.com>'),
('12265','  Palle Strøm  (qv) presents memorable and often rare footage from the archives of Danmarks Radio, trailers from horror and science fiction b-movies from the 1950s and 1960s, obscure educational films from the US Army (never before broadcasted in Denmark), and others bits. In each episode a former television host (often one who worked at Danmarks Radio s youth or entertainment departments in the 1970s and 1980s) joins Palle Strøm to comment on the clips.',' nathue@hotmail.com'),
('12266',' A six year old girl named Isabel escapes from an orphanage to search for the man she believes is her father. the only thing she has to go by is a fake birth certificate (forged by two other girls). She is found by a poor young man, who happens to be the man on the fake birth certificate. As their relationship steadily becomes father/daughter, there are some who would rather see them torn apart. Also, a young woman from a wealthy family, whose daughter was taken from birth, comes searching. She meets with Isabel s  father  and eventually guesses the truth about Isabel s past...',' Sandra Elric'),
('12267',' William Drinkwater was the governor of a quiet Midwestern state. Since he was a widower, his "first lady" was his hip, bright, opinionated daughter Jennifer Jo, who worked as a zookeeper. Despite their differences in age and politics (he was conservative, she leaned towards the left), the two got along extremely well and loved each other very much. Maggie was the governor s secretary, Sara the maid, and George his press secretary.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12268',' Helen Hewitt is first woman put in charge of Barfield, a maximum security prison that had been nearly destroyed by a disastrous riot. Despite being greeted with open hostility by inmates and little enthusiasm by prison staff, she is determined to clean up the place.',' Dragan Antulov <dragan.antulov@altbbs.fido.hr>'),
('12269',' When Mr. Grace is killed in a tragic scuba diving accident, the Grace Brothers store is closed down. Being faced with the option of finding new jobs or early retirement on a miniscule pension, the staff takes over the running of a large manor house/hotel in the English countryside, where all manor of humorous things take place.',' Jeremy Lunt <durlinlunt@acadia.net>'),
('12270',' After divorcing her abusive, alcoholic husband and recovering from her own alcoholism, Grace tries to rebuild her life and protect her children from making the same mistakes. Against this serious backdrop, this show is actually a comedy, finding humor in the relationships between Grace and her co-workers at the oil refinery, her neighbors Wade and Nadine, and Russel Norton, the bachelor pharmacist.',' Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>'),
('12271',' In this spinoff of "Sanford and Son", Fred Sanford s pal Grady Wilson has moved out of Watts and into the middle-class neighborhood where his daughter Ellie and her family resides. Hal was Grady s hard-working son-in-law, and Laurie and Haywood were his grandchildren.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12272',' In a bitter sweet drama, two dysfunctional brothers Joe (Robson Green) and Travis Purvis (Stephen Tompkinson), are forced to work together for economic reasons. They come down to London to renovate a house for a London couple, Paul (Neil Stuke) and Laura (Emily Joyce), and the series shows how these four very different worlds collide.',' <paradisecowgirl@mindspring.com>'),
('12273',' One of shows most important of the infantile television of Hispanic speech. The Spanish clowns Gaby, Fofo and Miiliki with Fofito, Milikito and Rody with time covered all one stage in the Spanish television and of Latin America. With excellent scripts and a repertoire of unforgettable songs, has entered for ever to the history of the television in Spanish.',' Dario Billani'),
('12274',' Though a staple of radio since its infancy, the Grand Ole Opry had never been presented on TV as a regular series until 1955. That s when ABC (long before The Nashville Network and Country Music Television were even thought of) began showing live Saturday night performances from the Grand Ole Opry. Dozens of country music performers of the day from Carl Smith and Webb Pierce to Kitty Wells and June Carter took the famous stage, performing their biggest hits. The "Grand Ole Opry" lasted just one year on ABC, but films from the series were rerun endlessly on local TV stations and later, PBS. It wouldn t be until the 1980s and its appearance on The Nashville Network that the "Grand Ole Opry" would become a long-term success.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12275',' The "Grand Ole Opry" represented television s second attempt to present country music performances at the famous Grand Ole Opry, this time a lasting success on cable TV s The Nashville Network. The program featured live performances of country music stars from established stars and legendary performers to the rising up-and-comers every Saturday night from the Grand Ole Opry House (the Opry s home since 1974). Initially a 30-minute series, the show expanded to 60 minutes in 1987, adding an introductory segment called "Opry Backstage"; the 30-minute segment (aired before that week s Opry performances) featured backstage interviews. The Grand Ole Opry s radio program dates back to 1925, performing country music on Saturday nights from the historic Ryman Auditorium and later, the Grand Ole Opry House. The radio program has been carried nationwide on WSM-AM (650 AM, Nashville) since 1939, and is likely to remain there for many years to come.',' Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>'),
('12276',' Als ihr Geliebter (Peter Sattmann) ebenso wie ein indischer Krebsforscher (Richard Münch) spurlos verschwinden und als tot gelten, reist Jeanne Corbet (Louise Marleau) nach Indien. Sie glaubt ebenso wie US-Diplomat Samuel Frend (Claude Rich) und dessen Frau Suzan (Claude Jade) an den Tod der beiden. Von Calcutta aus reist Jeanne um die ganze Welt, bis sie von Frends "Tod" erfährt, den ihr Suzan bestätigt. Doch Suzan Frend arbeitet als Geheimagentin für die Insel "Basis 307", auf der Samuel ein geheimes Projekt leitet. Dort trifft Jeanne nach 14 Jahren ihren Gelibten, der um keinen Tag gealtert ist... Der Sechsteiler entstand nach einem Roman von René Barjavel. Darsteller Richard Münch starb während der Dreharbeiten.',' Cisnadie <Karl.Fleischer@munich.netsurf.de>'),
('12277',' Tom and Carol Anne Smithson move to the tiny town of Grand, Pennsylvania, where Tom has gotten a job at the Weldon Piano Works. Tom is soon fired, however, after his "innovative idea for the future of the company" (making golf clubs at the piano factory) is panned by Mr. Weldon. Mr. Weldon takes a liking to Carol Anne, however, and hires her. Over the course of the series, Carol Anne meets and befriends the working class Janice Pasetti. The goings on of the small town are covered in humorous and often touching detail.',' Jason A. Cormier <wildrose@mindspring.com>'),
('12278',' Drama set both above and below stairs in an opulent Manchester hotel after World War I. A cross between _"Upstairs, Downstairs" (1971)_ (qv) and _"Duchess of Duke Street, The" (1976)_ (qv). The hotel is owned by brothers John and Marcus Bannerman, with John s wife Sarah holding a casting vote. John is dull but reliable; Marcus is devious, unscrupulous - and in love with Sarah... Mr Collins is the head porter whose son died in the war but who is too proud to let his grief show. Kate Morris and Monica Jones are chambermaids who dream of bettering themselves: things look up for Monica when one of the long-term guests, Esme Harkness (an ageing prostitute!), takes her under her wing and teaches her how to be a lady.',' Martin Underwood <imdb@martinunderwood.f9.co.uk>'),
('12279',' This TV movie tells the real story of the Italian cycling champion Fausto Coppi, who was one of the first men to win both Giro d Italia and Tour de France in the same year.',' Sembola'),
('12280',' Anna lives a secluded life with her husband Count Alessio Capilupi, who is almost twice her age, and her son Sergio, whom she adores. Antonio, a young man from one of the wealthiest families in Italy and a successful powerboat racer, falls passionately in love with her; but at first she keeps her distance. It is only when her husband Alessio reproaches her after having heard rumours that his wife may be having an affair that she decides not to postpone her happiness any longer, and begins a passionate affair with Antonio. Anna is expecting Antonio s child. Alessio files for divorce and manages to gain custody of Sergio. When complications arise after her daughter s birth, Anna makes up with Alessio, and he allows both her and her daughter back under his roof. Anna s love for Antonio proves to be stronger, however. Alessio forbids Sergio all contact with his mother, who is plagued by feelings of guilt and has now started to doubt Antonio s love for her as well. Antonio s mother wants to stop her son at all costs from marrying a woman who is despised by society, and soon her intrigues have the desired effect: Antonio leaves Anna.',' Anonymous'),
('12281',' In 1980, Daniel Filho directed a TV show with the most important names of Brazilian music. Named "Série Grandes Nomes" (Full Names Series), every episode was a different show of important Brazilian singer and its was titled with the singer s full name. The TV show was such a success that in 2006 all episodes were released in DVD.',' Renata Abreu'),
('12282',' Joe Kelley was a popular and outspoken professor of political science at a California university who, at age 66, was forced to retire. When a pair of candidates for the U.S. Senate were tarnished by scandal, Kelley jumped into the race--despite his lack of political experience--and won the election. Moving to Washington, D.C., Senator Kelley used his particularly honest and down-to-earth style to make his country a better place, despite the interference of his bumbling son Kevin, an Air Force general.',' Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>'),
('12283',' There are a few changes at the school as a new year starts. Mr. Baxter has left, and Mr. Bronson is the new Deputy Head. Roland s got contact lenses, but it s only a matter of time before he loses one of them. The new Sixth Form building has a few problems, not least the primary school-sized toilets. Imelda s back with a hit list, and a can of hair dye. Hollo is the first to suffer. Nervous Mr. Scott starts, a new form tutor. Before he arrives, Imelda sprays the teacher s noticeboard, and hurriedly tosses the can to Ziggy, who has to hide it just Mrs. McClusky walks in. Ziggy catches the blame, but doesn t implicate Imelda - instead he blames non-existent "Wimbledon". Zammo and Fay are in the 6th form re-sitting their  O  levels: Fay is rather put out to find she has to do lessons with 5th years. Ziggy won t believe that Helen is a Liverpool fan, and Mr. Griffiths catch them fighting. There s bad news about Harriet (the donkey who appeared the Christmas before last) whose stables are being closed down. Ziggy and Helen overhear and try to persuade Mr. Griffiths to house the animal. Trevor abandons Vince to his fate in the hands of Imelda in return for a truce.',' Geffers'),
('12284',' Gonch comes back with gifts from Saudi Arabia and has initial problems convincing Mr. Scott he s not another fictional classmate. Ziggy comes in shouting at Imelda, who goes completely mad, eventually slouching down against the desk, refusing to move. Mr. Glover comes in to complain to Mrs McClusky about what he perceives as wasted time in raising money for Danny Kendall. Hollo seems a little disconsolate to find Gonch spending so much time with Ronnie. Banksie s plan to be alone with Jackie goes wrong when she tells him she s going with Zammo to a Narcotics Anonymous weekend instead, and Gonch takes her place. Imelda s mother is brought in to discuss Imelda s behaviour, and after a fruitless discussion Mrs. McClusky expels her daughter. The idea of a radio programme called "Sounding Off" is proposed, an audio version of the "Speaking Wall".',' Geffers'),
('12285',' The day of the barge trip dawns. Fred seems to have brought his entire wardrobe and Ziggy can t find the television. Just who is the shadowy figure watching from behind the bushes? Fred s planned a bit of subterfuge for Georgina to get Ant Jones on board. The boys burn the planned sausage tea, so Roland makes a Cauliflower Cheese instead. At night, Mr. Kennedy quashes any chances of secret messages being sent, and Freddy s snoring causes some hilarity. Gonch has ill-advisably let Trevor steer (for a 75p fee), and when Ronnie is wolf-whistled by some fisherman on the bank, he aims the barge for the shore and runs aground. Fred ignores the suggestion of wearing Wellingtons, and his smart trainers are ruined by the muddy track. Mr. Scott dares four of the boys to do a little survival exercise, reading a map, and finding a campsite on their own. It seems dangerous, but Mr. Scott is following them from a safe distance. Back at the barge, Freddy gets down to some serious snoring, but the rope holding the barge slowly becomes loose...',' Geffers'),
('12286',' The barge trip continues. Stowaway Ant Jones finds his plans a little upset by the fact that the barge is no longer attached to the shore. Ziggy s group find themselves in a field of sheep, hungry with no tin opener. The girls tow the barge back to the shore, and Ant has no opportunity to escape undetected. The guys are annoyed to find "their girls" being chatted up by some local lads - and strongly suspect they they were the ones who untied their barge in the night. Further conflict is delayed when Fred is spotted, covered head to foot in mud. Later though, the locals come back, and Grange Hill are heavily outnumbered. Ziggy falls out of a tree, and dislocates a finger. The nightlife seems a bit wanting, until Mr. Scott tells the group that he spotted a local disco. He also proposes a sing-song, but Freddy is unimpressed and goes to make himself a hot drink. After a bit of messing about with Julie, the hot drink gets forgotten, Fred goes to sleep - but the gas is still on... As the sing-song continues, Ant Jones bursts in, and saves the day, at the expense of revealing his presence. With all the change of clothes Freddy s needed, he s down to an Arun sweater and jeans. The disco proves to be a childish affair, with all the local kids from the earlier tussle.',' Geffers'),
('12287',' Mrs. McClusky is interviewed for the radio, and is given the third degree about the secret files held on students. Anonymous "Sound Off" recordings have been made, allowing students to give their opinions in small sound bites. Work experience is arranged for sixth formers, and Steven Banks isn t too pleased to be given work with a handicapped centre, rather than his preference for a garage. Robbie makes a banner for Ziggy s rooftop climb, but there is some disagreement about the spelling of "woz  ere". Miss Booth punishes them for abusing art materials by making them clean up, but they make an even worse mess. Julie and Fred go and see Danny Kendall, to get him to record an inaugural message. Mrs. McClusky isn t happy to find that her interview has been edited to make her meaning different. Zammo takes Jackie window shopping for engagement rings. Laura s mother is not pleased that Laura is riding pillion on Banksie s motor bike.',' Geffers'),
('12288',' Vince has become disillusioned with the den, since Gonch has returned with his own ideas, and Trevor is intent on finding out its location. Jackie comes to school sporting her new engagement ring. Steven gets more and more upset as the news is drummed home, and Jackie s brother is also not pleased at the news. Radio Grange Hill starts its broadcast, with the voice of Danny Kendall, followed by horoscopes which have been fine-tuned with Ziggy Greaves getting a personalized message. After school, students are gathering outside the school, puzzling the teachers. Ziggy finds a shortcut out onto the roof, and conquers his fear to some extent to put the banner up using a fire escape ladder. When he comes down for his accolades, the banner has gone, and Ziggy seems destined to face an unsatisfied mob. Mr. Bronson unwittingly comes to the rescue, asking why he just saw the banner float down from the roof, and the sponsorship money is collected from a reluctant crowd.',' Geffers'),
('12289',' Freddy collects opinions from people at the gate. Georgina and Helen bunk off hockey and take an art lesson instead. Gonch and Hollo take an interest in giving Harriet exercise - offering donkey rides to the public! Hollo goes along with the plan but seems embarrassed to be seen with the donkey. Trevor Cleaver wrecks Vince s den, and Vince is determined to get revenge. Fay shows some aptitude for jewellery design in art, and confesses to Miss Booth that she misses Mr. King. In the canteen, Robbie has a go at Zammo because Jackie keeps showing her engagement ring to people, and then Mrs. McClusky insists the ring mustn t be worn on her finger any more. Then Vince burst in on Trevor Cleaver, and ends up with a faceful of semolina. Roland has a heart to heart with Zammo, and asks a rather pertinent question - why does he want to get married? Banksie goes to a special needs school for his work experience interview. Gonch s donkey ride scheme comes to a sudden end with the appearance of the park keeper.',' Geffers'),
('12290',' Vince s exploding kettle gives Gonch a fright... and an idea of how to deter Cleaver from coming into the secret den. Steven seems to be just getting mundane jobs on his work experience and wonders if Mrs Reagan gave a bad reference. When he goes back he meets wheelchair-bound Lucy. He s given the task to post a letter, but with the condition of using a motorized wheelchair. Impressed by her previous (but forced) astrology reading, Ziggy asks Calley for a prediction about the forthcoming soccer match against St. Josephs. Harriet falls ill, and a vet is called. Georgina thinks Helen has gone mad when she asks for a bible for Harriet, and starts reading passages about donkeys. In the football match against St. Joseph s, things go badly for Grange Hill when Ziggy gets fouled by Ant Jones. After meeting (and being beaten at snooker by) Lucy, Banksie has renewed enthusiasm for his work experience.',' Geffers'),
('12291',' There s bad feeling when Ant turns up to apologize to Ziggy, after a bad tackle. The vet comes to investigate Harriet s illness and he points the finger of blame at food eaten during Gonch s donkey rides. Mr. Scott s registration is chaotic, as usual, with detentions handed out to latecomers. Things seem boring to the ex-Terrorhawks - could they really be missing Imelda? Gonch takes Trevor into his confidence, as they go into the den. He fools him into believing in the existence of the Grange Hill Ghost, helped by flickering lights. There s a student/teacher meeting to discuss matters like the much-hated report cards, but it ends in frustration, a huge rift apparent in attitudes.',' Geffers'),
('12292',' Fay gets her exam results - only one pass - and agrees to sell some of her hand-made jewellery at the craft fair, sharing a table with Miss Booth. Zammo, on the other hand, has six passes and is pleased as punch. As part of Mr. Scott s scheme to show responsibility, Trevor s having a turn to take registration. He uses it as an opportunity to poke fun at Mr. ("Selina") Scott, but he goes too far, and Mr. Scott storms off. Trevor looks to his peers for some appreciation of his performance, but gets the cold shoulder instead. The girls try to placate their form teacher later, but their well-meant promise of being good is taken badly by Mr. Scott. The 6th form "alternative canteen" gets banned, but the canteen takes on board the alternative suggestions. Roland agrees to the idea of a sponsored slim, to raise funds for Danny Kendall s Aberdeen treatment. On Radio Grange Hill Freddy starts reading out from the illicitly obtained handbook, until Mr. Bronson storms in. The radio broadcasts a special horoscope reading for Trevor - to tell him he ll have an unpleasant encounter with a stranger. Later Trevor goes to the den with Ziggy, but in the dark has an encounter with the Grange Hill Ghost - a contraption prepared by Gonch, Vince, Hollo and Robbie. At the football, Ant Jones can t seem to win - Grange Hill are still sore for injuring Ziggy, and his own team think he s giving away points to his old friends.',' Geffers'),
('12293',' Gonch and Hollo open a book on Roland s weight loss, offering 100-1 odds for him losing 5 stone. When they find he s doing rather better than would be good for their pockets, they start putting chocolate temptation in his path. Julia s dad blackmails her to infiltrate the next meeting to find out what Freddy Mainwaring is up to. The school handbook instruction "pupils must walk in the corridors at all times" is deliberately misinterpreted at Mr. Scott s registration. In Science, Mr. Scott dissects a heart, which is more than Trevor can bear. For once, the students  attention is completely held by Mr Scott. Banskie offers to take Lucy to the craft fair. Gonch and Robbie dress in white skirts for P.E, because it says so in the school handbook, but find to their horror their wily teacher insists on them following through, and playing outdoors in their outfits. Harriet s increasingly poor condition finally causes Mrs. McClusky to put her foot down - the donkey can t stay at Grange Hill any longer',' Geffers'),
('12294',' Mr. Griffiths promises Mrs. McClusky he ll be taking Harriett out of the stables before the week is out. In the 6th form common room, everyone seems to be blaming Banksie for the place being untidy. Imelda, now aligned with Trevor behaves outrageously in Mr. Scott s class, and is not much better behaved with Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Griffiths starts reading a book on "how to care for your donkey", measures up one of the sheds, and starts buying timber. Ziggy gets the better of Trevor and Imelda, sticking a "divy" sticker on her forehead and causing Trevor to get his tie ruined. Later, Trev borrows Vinces tie, but has no intention of returning it. Helen seems to be avoiding Imelda s Terrorhawk gang. In the canteen, Imelda causes further trouble and Ziggy borrows a pound from Mr. Scott. Miss Booth has a new project for Danny - painting the wall of a community centre. He seems to be enthusiastic, but then lets her down by refusing to work as a partner. She gets to the root of his isolation - he lost his twin brother when he was a child. Ziggy and Helen turn up, and to their alarm, Danny has a momentary blackout. While Helen shows she knows more about football than Ziggy, Mr. Griffiths turns up in a van and brings them to the donkey sanctuary. Ziggy catches on to Mr. Griffiths s plan, and he and Helen promise to keep the secret... A reprieve for Harriet - Happy Days!',' Geffers'),
('12295',' Miss Booth and Fay set up their stall at the Craft Fair, while Jackie goes shopping with Julie for wedding dress material. Julia turns up with her dad, who is disapproving of Fay and her teacher s "Saturday job". Georgina turns up and has a row with Ant Jones about Harriet, who has to go to a donkey sanctuary. Laura confesses she feels uncomfortable around disabled people, and that s why she didn t want to accompany Banksie with Lucy. Back at school, Mr. Griffiths and Helen take Harriet out of the stable and into the van. They bid her farewell at a new donkey sanctuary in Essex. Zammo and his mother are also out shopping for wedding gear, but the sight of wedding dresses in the window is daunting. At the craft fair, Gonch turns up and is told in no uncertain terms that he must stop trying to tempt Roly with sweets, while he is dieting for the Danny Kendall fund. Fay s craft stall has an unexpected visitor - Mr. King arrives with a girlfriend in tow. When Fay realizes that they are together, she runs off in tears.',' Geffers'),
('12296',' There s mutiny in the air over the school rulebook - from the staff as well. Trevor s still getting stick over both the business of the Grange Hill Ghost and his squeamishness in biology. Trevor compromises that he ll go along with an exorcism if the others cooperate in playing the humming game with Mr. Scott. Mrs. McClusky is angry about the rulebook, saying that it undermines her authority. In Mr. Scott s registration, Trevor goes too far, and Mr. Scott, angered beyond the limits of his self-control, advances on the boy. He pulls back his fist, but a call from one of the girls pulls him back from the precipice, and the situation is defused. A radio sit-in is organized as a protest against the rulebook. Danny Kendall makes a re-appearance and is told about the planned event, but seems to have no enthusiasm for the situation. Danny notices Julia go into Mr. Bronson, and works out that she been spying on her friends. She explains about the ski-trip, and claims not to have said anything of importance. Outside school, Ant waits for Georgina, with two accompanying St Joe boys. They notice Danny Kendall, whose car narrowly avoided them when Danny was being driven back to school. They start fighting him, but Ant comes to his rescue, and a fight ensues. When St Joe withdraw, they promise a proper fight the next day - Grange Hill versus St Joseph s - but where will Ant Jones s loyalties lie?',' Geffers'),
('12297',' A sit in is planned for the radio station to protest about the hidden student profiles. Danny reveals Julia to be a spy, but they decide she can leak the wrong information to Mr. Bronson. Banskie and Zammo are out shopping when they bump into one of Banksie s old friends - now equipped with a wife and two young children. The responsibilities facing bridegroom-to-be Zammo are brought home sharply. At the same time, Jackie confesses her uncertainties to Fay. Back at the radio station, the protest starts, and pupils start barricading themselves in. Mrs. McClusky tries the olive branch of a private meeting, while Mr. Griffiths starts dismantling speakers. As soon as he does so, someone is following on behind, to reconnect them. The radio announces that journalists are at the gate, but it s a false alarm, to give time for the protesters to change to a secondary system in the 6th form building. An early lunch bell gives some success to the staff, and the protesters  own food supply has failed, due to an oversight in the tin-opener department. Even Gonch s cakes (a feeble attempt at profiteering) have become inedible. It seems a bit of a standoff, with Mr. Glover waiting outside, until St Joseph s boys arrive - Danny tells Mr. Bronson they are here to damage the cars, but of course they are here for the agreed fight. Realizing they have been duped, the staff return to the common room - but the protesters have left...',' Geffers'),
('12298',' Helen causes a stir by wanting to play in the staff-versus-pupils cricket match, but the female staff also want a stab. There are repercussions from the radio sit in, with the ringleaders called together to hear Mrs. McClusky s views. She tells them that the whole system was in review, irregardless of the sit-in. Freddie does a fake Mr. Mackenzie broadcast on the radio, claiming the radio campaign was a success. Intending to hold an engagement party for Zammo and Jackie in the school canteen on Saturday, Fay and Julie sweet-talk Mr. Griffiths into believing they are holding a party in his honour, so he will open up the school. So as to give Cleaver another scare, Gonch plans a trick involving the "Grange Hill Ghost". They cut out a hole into a wall in the den, with Hollo hiding behind, and tell Cleaver that they are going to root out the ghost with the help of a vacuum cleaner. Trevor starts hoovering the walls - and a terrifying scream comes out. The bricks come away from the wall, and an arm grabs Ziggy - Trevor runs off in terror, running straight into Mr. Scott.',' Geffers'),
('12299',' It s the day of the staff v pupils cricket match. Ant Jones turns up on an invite by Fred, but Mrs. McClusky forbids him to play - but he s allowed to be a runner for Ziggy. A party has been organized for Jackie and Zammo, but under the guise of being a celebration for Mr. Griffiths, who needed to be hoodwinked into opening the building on a Saturday. Outside the canteen, Hollo makes fun at Trevor about the ghost. In retaliation, Cleaver locks the door. Wheelchair-bound Perry s personal alarm brings Jackie to the rescue, but unfortunately she sees the surprise party banner. At the end of the match the score is a draw, which is bad news for Gonch Gardner who has to fork out winnings twice. Georgina breaks off with Ant, fed up with being ignored. Back at the canteen, it s time to tie up some loose ends - Roland s sponsored slim, and other fund raising are donated to the special care unit. Zammo makes a sudden announcement - to tell everyone that they aren t going to get married immediately, after all. Because of this, the way is open to placate Mr. Griffiths, but giving him the bottle originally destined for the couple. The staff and pupils form a giant conga, dancing their way outside, while Ant Jones walks dejectedly home.',' Geffers'),
('12300',' Ziggy is keeping any eye on Danny after seeing him blackout. Ziggy admits Robbie into the donkey conspiracy. Discipline becomes a serious problem for Mr. Scott s registration. Danny Kendal comes up with the idea of "Radio Grange Hill". Imelda cuts Vince s tie in two and rips off Hollo s badge. Ant Jones, now a St. Joseph s boy, makes an appearance to see Georgina. There are secrets to be discovered: Calley s secret language, and Vince s secret room. Mr. Bronson introduces a diary per pupil, for exchange of information between teachers and parents. The new staff rule book, intended for adult eyes only, falls into Freddie Mainwaring s hands. Mr. Griffiths plans out "Operation Harriet" with Ziggy, Helen and Robbie...',' Geffers'),
('12301',' The idea of Grange Hill radio gathers momentum. In Vince s secret hideout, Hollo spills red paint over his trainers, and disguises the mistake by painting the footwear red. Danny walks out of Mr. Bronson s lesson, and looks distinctly unwell. Mr. Griffiths completes the preparation for Operation Harriet. Ziggy promises Vince a new tie in return for borrowing a pound. He finds a spare tie, but it turns out to be Imelda s and she is not happy. Julie has a date with Freddie Mainwaring. Fay pokes fun at her for going out with someone two years her junior, but Julie thoughtlessly retorts that it s better than going out with a teacher. When the donkey is brought back, to Mr. Griffiths dismay, there is still a netball game going on outside, so Ziggy distracts Mrs. Reagan with stories of a fictitious fight. When Harriet is finally brought safely into the makeshift stable, it has already been infiltrated by Ant Jones and Danny Kendall, who watch the donkey s arrival with astonishment.',' Geffers'),
('12302',' The problem of Harriet s exercise comes up, but the disguise built by Ziggy and Helen is not very effective. Mr. Bronson puts Danny Kendall on report. News of the donkey is spreading fast. Roland uses Harriet as a lever to get a larger common room out of Mr. Griffiths. Danny is having recurring bouts of feeling faint: the staff are concerned, except for Mr. Bronson who puts it down to bad behaviour. In revenge for Ziggy s failed promise of a replacement tie, and the pound he borrowed, Vince hides Ziggy s bag in his secret room. Outside school, Zammo is met by his old drugs crowd who are on the scrounge for money. Jackie catches him giving them some money, and finds it hard to believe he s not back to his old ways. Down in the secret room, Vince and Hollo hide from Ziggy who passes nearby - then it s Vince s turn to spill red paint all over his shoes. Harriet escapes, and chews a car aerial. Mrs. McClusky is astonished to find dung outside the entrance, but there s worse news when Imelda emerges from the stable...',' Geffers'),
('12303',' Ziggy still hasn t paid Vince his quid back, and can t get his bag back from him. Hollo becomes a peacemaker and returns Ziggy s bag secretly, and paying the pound back as though it had come from Ziggy. Imelda is disruptive in Mr. Scott s registration, where the new pupil s diary is given out. Julia asks Freddie why he s ignoring her now that he s seeing Julie Marchant. Imelda smashes a flask in Chemistry, and totally ignores Mr. Scott. Ronnie asks Mr. Kennedy if Imelda can be moved out of her class because she is so disruptive. The plans for a radio station hit a small snag when it is realized that a couple of hundred pounds are needed to make use of the equipment. Imelda threatens to tell Mrs. McClusky about Harriet, and a chase ensues as she runs from the stable. Ziggy and Robbie try to prevent her getting to a teacher, but they are too late, and Mrs. McClusky overhears as the secret of Harriet is exposed. Finally, Mrs. McClusky goes to the stable and agrees Harriet can stay, at least temporarily. Jackie confesses to Zammo that she never wanted to split with him - but there s still that nagging doubt he s continuing to take drugs. Danny has some success as a pavement artist to earn money for the school radio, until Mr. Bronson puts an end to it. Banksie sees Zammo and Jackie leave together, arm in arm, and storms off on his bike.',' Geffers'),
('12304',' Danny Kendall throws his diary in the pond, but Mr. Bronson fishes it out later. A bottle day is announced, collecting glass to sell to the council. Vince and Hollo think this might be a good way of earning money for themselves. Danny s father comes to school to discuss things with Mrs. McClusky - but it turns out Danny s problem is an illness for which he is on medication. Roland eavesdrops the conversation, and then spreads the word to the other 6th formers who propose to start raising money. Steven gets involved in some role-play, but can t get the bad situation between himself, Jackie and Zammo out of his head. Roland goes around the local shops trying to get someone to donate some radio spare parts and cable. He manages to get a local shop to donate some cable, and instructs Ziggy and Robbie to go and fetch the cable, which is on a small reel - however, they take a huge reel instead. Meanwhile, Vince and Hollo are out and about looking for empty bottles. A milk float seems very tempting, but unfortunately the milkman comes back before they can start unloading the bottles. When Ziggy and Robbie roll their large reel past a telecoms engineer, the milkman (already suspicious about Vince and Hollo) misunderstand the situation, and shout to the engineer. Just as this happens, the pair lose control of the reel which spins backwards down the hill, and the milkman skilfully dives over it... Imelda can t get any chips in the canteen, and feeling in a spiteful mood, takes it out on Harriet by letting the donkey loose. When Mr. Bronson emerges at the end of the school day, he finds his car is dented, and the aerial twisted. Banksie s simmering bad mood explodes as Fay nags him to wash up the cups in the 6th form room, and he smashes one against the wall, just as Mr. Bronson enters. He assumes it was Steven Banks who has vandalized his car, but there s more down-to-earth evidence that points the finger, or rather hoof, firmly in Harriet s direction...',' Geffers'),
('12305',' "There ll be broken glass and tears," predicts Mr. Griffiths, and he s right as Mr. Bronson immediately reverses into a pile of bottles. Julia s lost her diary, and wonders if Fred has it - but he calls her Julie, and claims innocence. Ziggy bets Robbie two quid that he can crack Calley s secret code. They hide in the stable to listen to the girls talking, but Ziggy s boot is visible. The first test transmission takes place for Radio Grange Hill. Vince and Hollo suggests to Mrs. McClusky that the Bottle Day money goes to help Danny Kendall. Banksie asks Jackie to go with him on the barge trip, but she refuses. Imelda almost finds Vince s secret room, but Mr. Griffiths catches her before she can break in. When she leaves the building, Calley, Ronnie and Jane pounce on her, pushing her into a muddy puddle. When they regroup, pleased with themselves for avenging Mr. Scott, they don t realize Ziggy and Robbie are listening in the tree above. Ziggy thinks he s cracked their code - but the girls have a second system in operation. When Roland goes to congratulate Danny on the working radio, he finds him lying unconscious by the equipment. An ambulance is called to the school',' Geffers'),
('12306',' With Danny Kendall in hospital there are alternative fund-raising meetings all over the place. Imelda s excuse of "the donkey ate my diary" doesn t seem particularly believable to the increasingly over-wrought Mr. Scott. Imelda rips up her report card, and a fight ensues with Ronnie: Mr. Scott is almost reduced to tears, and seeks help from Mr. Kennedy. In his absence, the dispute with Imelda becomes a free-for-all fight, stopped by Mr. Kennedy. When it comes to the Danny Kendall meetings, Roland s one is hugely popular, and virtually no-one goes to the boring one with Mr. Bronson. Various auctions and sponsored events are proposed. Ziggy is keen on people sponsoring him to climb the school building, even though it is self-evident that it won t be cost-effective. Miss Booth turns up, bored with the official meeting, but leaves, feeling unwanted. Ronnie shocks Hollo by telling him that she s been going out with Gonch, who is about to return after his time in Saudi Arabia. In Harriet s stable, Imelda bullies Helen into revealing where Ziggy hid the tin with the sponsorship money, and she takes it.',' Geffers'),
('12307',' Matthew s first day isn t helped by his sister s foreboding talk of "putting his head down the toilets". Ziggy s worried that his dad may move back to Liverpool. Freddie now has two sisters at the school. He finds out that Julia has moved away, and wastes no time on making advances on Laura. Gonch considers the new intake of first formers to be potential customers for the rental of his sturdy bike chain. Misdirecting the first formers becomes a new game to the old-hands of Grange Hill. There s also a new head of sports - Mr. Peter Robson starts, and he seems to be quite a different kettle of fish to Mr. Scott. It looks like there s a thief on the premises, with the loss of numerous items. Coincidentally (or not) a 1st year with a troubled history has started at the school.',' Geffers'),
('12308',' Gonch comes to school in a neck support, as a result of Mauler s gang s attentions. Freddie and his cronies hide and watch the first dance lesson, but they are caught and made to take part pretending to be animals. In woodwork, marker pens go missing, and Mr. Mackenzie gets furious because of damage and loss of materials. Danny Kendall is in trouble again for late appearances. People kid Vince that Helen wants to meet him at the bike sheds, but he finds Mauler and his gang waiting for him. They chain him to the sheds, and remove his precious American Football shirt. At Calley s home, her mother is astonished to find the house full of shirts she s washing. Laura goes round to Louise s house for her birthday, but is all dressed up to fool her mother, as she can t bear the though of spending the evening with her mother s nauseous boyfriend.',' Geffers'),
('12309',' The PE service falls into complete chaos as customers turn up and find no strips available. Gonch brings things under control, until Terrance Parker turns up, and head-butts him. Wearing fruit badges with messages on them becomes the latest fad, and gives Justine an opportunity to ask Tegs to spend lunch with her. In the first years  assembly, Mrs. Reagan asks everyone to be on the lookout for thieves, as more and more things are going missing. Fed up with washing PE kits, and rapidly losing money, Ziggy comes up with an idea requiring less effort - security marking, using special pens (borrowed from woodwork class) and the school computer. Ronnie and Fiona have decided that Danny Kendall will be too green to do their Hip-hop mixing, but don t want to hurt his feelings. There is a competition they intend to enter, and go to meet Fiona s friend Wesley. He agrees to do them a Hip-hop mix, but mentions graphics for their Fresh & Fly act - on the spur of the moment, they say that Danny Kendall will do it. Fred and his mates make fun of the non-competitive "Access Club", and are berated by Mr. Robson. Ziggy, Gonch and Robbie, find Mauler is on his own, and in revenge for Gonch s damaged nose, head off in pursuit. Exiting the building, they collide with Mr. Bronson, knocking his wig off. Gonch approaches the girls about some financial support to their flailing PE venture. Calley seems reluctant, but Ronnie forks out some money - in return for Gonch s dad providing the van for their Hip-hop gear for the forthcoming competition.',' Geffers'),
('12310',' Ronnie "borrows" ten pounds from her mother (without her knowing) for the Hip-hop competition. At the launderette Ziggy gives the non-functioning drinks machine a thump and it maliciously squirts coffee all over his trousers. He simply adds it to the already full load, incurring further wrath from the launderette helper, who s not pleased to find shoes being dried. At the shopping precinct, while waiting for Fiona, Ronnie sees Calley and others shoplifting - it s all part of the ongoing dares between the girls. Meanwhile Laura has got dressed up for a special dinner party at home. Laura s old friend Julia, tanned after a trip abroad, turns up. Ronnie and Fiona wait for Gonch s dad to turn up with transport for their equipment, for the Hip-hop competition, but he turns up with a rag and bone man s horse and cart! At the Fun House, various people from Grange Hill arrive, including Trevor, and Mauler and his gang, and the competition gets underway. At Laura s party, although there is something of an age divide at the meal, things seem to be going fairly well. Julia offers to do the washing up - Simon comes into the kitchen - and then makes a pass at her. Julia tells Laura, but they keep quiet about the incident, and Julia finds her own way home. Back at the Hip-hop competition, Fresh and Fly take their turn, and then the winner is judged - the girls don t win, and there s disbelief from Gonch and the rest who realize that they won t be paid. Everyone makes a hasty exit before either Wesley or the Rag and Bone man notice.',' Geffers'),
('12311',' Ronnie is very nervous around her mother, because she took her Rainy Day money for the Hip-hop competition. Chrissy s new fruit badges are popular, until they fall foul of Mr. Bronson, but Miss Booth is impressed. Susi s reversible top, with a legend on one side is brought to the attention of Mrs. McClusky. Matthew Pearson turns up seemingly in a world of his own. He says he s forgotten his PE kit, but Mr. Robson has a spare set. When he takes his shirt off, on his own, vicious weals are revealed... Helen s tattoo has been discovered by her mum, and she bitterly regrets having it done. Miss Booth finds her crying in the toilet and tries to reassure her that it s not the end of the world. Calley goes to the dentist, and finds out she ll have to wear a brace. Louise tells Laura how she saw Simon coming on to Julia at the party. Matthew goes home alone, but there s no-one in when he knocks. He goes round the side of the house, and finds the other door also closed. As he waits for his father, Clarke turns up and talks about when he had to stay in a foster home. When Matthew s father does arrive, Matthew enters the house quickly, leaving Clarke alone outside.',' Geffers'),
('12312',' Justine s creative new hairstyle doesn t meet Mrs. McClusky s approval and she is sent home. Laura can t decide whether to tell her mother about Simon s bad behavior at the party, she s about to do so, then bottles out. There s more friction when Mr. Robson includes what Freddie considers to be poor players in the football practice. To his horror, he s told that Grange Hill is going to opt out of competitive inter-school matches. In the girls  changing room, Susi faints when she s asked to change - or is she pretending? Tegs waits for Justine - why does everyone giggle behind their backs? They find matching fruit badges have been stuck to their backs. While Fred and Laura work out ways of protesting about Mr. Robson s non-competitive policies, one of the games teacher s other pupils thanks him for the opportunity of playing. After school, Chrissy has a reassuring talk with Susi. Susi explains she does not want to get undressed in front of the others, because she has started her periods. Tegs takes Justine "home" - he has a surprisingly posh house, and seems not to know where anything is located. Justine is immediately suspicious and when someone comes up the path with an Alsatian dog, Tegs grabs Justine, and they make a run for it!',' Geffers'),
('12313',' The Music Club is cancelled when all the recorders are stolen - and everyone immediately regards Tegs with suspicion. Mr. Griffiths sees Ziggy and Robbie collecting money for their bike security operation, and concludes they are extorting money. Gonch suggests that Ronnie sells tapes in the precinct to raise money. She d like to do a paper round, but her mother forbids it. Ziggy collects a set of people to jump Mauler, including Trevor who has taken up weight-lifting. Tegs takes Justine to his real home - a real tip, and reveals to her that he had reading difficulties, which is why he ignored her note. While Ziggy gathers his troops to pounce on Mauler, Mr. Griffiths has acquired some staff to catch what he perceives to be wrong-doers in the bike sheds. Ronnie meets Calley and Helen while she is trying to sell her tapes: they suggest she would do better shoplifting like they ve been doing so successfully. She goes into a boutique and steals some clothes. Meanwhile Mauler approaches the bike sheds where Ziggy is waiting, apparently only with Robbie, and at the same time, Mr. Griffiths waits with Mr Bronson. Vince appears from nowhere and lobs a water bomb into Mauler s face. What follows is complete pandemonium which ends when Mr. Griffiths and helpers apprehend Ziggy and Robbie, who protest their innocence. Back at the boutique, Ronnie is about to leave when the security alarm goes off, and she is taken into the back of the shop by the manager. The police arrive and take her away to the station...',' Geffers'),
('12314',' Laura agrees to the passive-resistance idea for her hockey class. Miss Booth has arranged for Helen to see a dermatologist about her tattoo. Justine (hair once again coloured!) talks to Chrissy about Tegs, and wants her to get the message through to Mrs Reagan about his learning disability. Ronnie doesn t turn up, and Calley works out that she s been caught shoplifting. She talks to Helen and Georgina and they decide they ll confess their shoplifting, because it may help Ronnie s position. In football practice, Mr. Robson is amazed when Freddie and his friends pussyfoot around with the ball, and in the corresponding hockey session, the girls lie down on their back. In woodwork, Matthew causes equipment to be damaged - and then runs off after Mr. Mackenzie tells him off. He storms into the toilet and the door smashes into Vince on the other side. Inside, Matthew finally explains about how he is scared to go home: his father has been getting drunk, and violent. Mr. Mackenzie takes the boy to Mrs. McClusky to sort things out. Outside the school, a disconsolate Gonch gives up waiting for Fiona, and passes by Matthew s dad who is sitting his car.',' Geffers'),
('12315',' Ronnie s back after her shoplifting ordeal and finds a surprisingly understanding Mr. Bronson waiting. Robbie plucks up the courage to ask Calley out, but Calley s in a world of her own, racked with guilt about her part in encouraging her friend, and embarrassed about the braces on her teeth. Gonch talks to Ziggy about his latest idea - babysitting. The idea requires acquiring some "business partners" - some make-believe girlfriends. Ziggy rather tactlessly asks Freddie for some of his cast-offs while Laura is listening. While Ronnie speaks to Mrs. McClusky, Helen and Georgina burst in, and tell of their part in the shoplifting. Justine finally persuades Tegs to go to a remedial class for reading. Laura has an argument with her mother and comes close to telling him about Simon - but she already seems to be getting fed up with him. Gonch has the first babysitting lined up, and Ziggy is forced to make the acquaintance of Karen for the night. The kids prove to be a little tough to handle, and Karen seems to view the evening as more than a business venture... When he spurns her advances, and tells her she has "hollow legs", because she keeps eating, she walks out. When he goes upstairs he finds the kids have disappeared, but Gonch appears and calms him down.',' Geffers'),
('12316',' Mrs. McClusky and Mrs Reagan has an early morning meeting with Matthew s mother and social worker. It seems to be a day for friends falling out with each other: Ziggy falls out with Robbie and Calley in turn gets angry with Ronnie - all because of the braces on Calley s teeth. There s a meeting with the staff about the non-competitive sports issues - and Freddie finds his thunder has been stolen - Mrs. McClusky tells him that they are playing for the cup after all. Mr Robson sticks up for Fred, who was otherwise in danger of being excluded from playing because of his previous protests. Laura finds her mum in tears because Simon has not been in touch, and won t answer the phone. Ziggy and Gonch persuade Helen and Georgina to participate in the babysitting franchise, for a share of the profits. Mrs. McClusky takes Helen, Georgina and Calley back to the scene of their crime to meet the store manager. After school, Helen does the first babysitting session with Gonch, while Robbie waits at the burger bar for Calley. Waiting for the cinema to open, Mrs. Reagan is out with Laura when she spots Simon (with new girlfriend) in the queue ahead. Also in the queue are Ronnie and Fiona: they have spotted a wallet, bulging with money, on the pavement. Fiona is adamant they want to hand it in - but mindful of her recent troubles, Ronnie would rather not be involved. Inside the cinema, Mrs. Regan s boyfriend Simon is getting in a state about his "stolen" wallet. Mrs. Regan steps in, and with a few sarcastic comments returns his wallet. Back at the burger bar, with no sign of Calley, Robbie finally gives up the wait, and heads off on the bus - just as Calley runs across the road...',' Geffers'),
('12317',' Ronnie goes to the police station, and gets a nerve-wracking interview about her shoplifting. She is let off with a caution, and a warning that any further misdemeanours would be dealt with in a more serious fashion. Helen goes to a specialist about her tattoo, but he is pessimistic, because it s so large, and tells her there would be a long wait, and a scar as a result. Robbie seems to be missing, and his friends are anxious to get Robbie and Calley together after the non-event the day before. Ziggy asks Trevor to pass on the word - but he has his own agenda as regards Calley, and has no intention of helping the romance along. Meanwhile Robbie has found Mauler s den, and has a bucket of water ready. After asking Ronnie out to the pictures, Gonch tells her about the crèche idea, and tells her he couldn t afford to take her out, unless he can make some cash first. After the semi-final match against St. Joe s (where, to Freddie s disgust, Grange Hill come a poor second) Robbie rounds up Ziggy and some others to go to Mauler s hideout. They erect a net outside the door, and tip water through the skylight. Mauler and his gang, soaked, rush out and a skirmish ensues. Calley, waiting at the burger bar, has a surprise in store when smartly-dressed Vince turns up. Ronnie, making a hasty exit from the ill-feted crèche, arrives at the burger bar, and finds that Calley is actually quite happy at being courted by Vince; while Robbie, arriving shortly after, can t believe his bad luck...',' Geffers'),
('12318',' Matthew remarks that Grange Hill isn t as bad as he thought it might be - then Mauler s American Football gang "field goals" him into a high place in the cloakroom. Gonch starts conducted tours of Grange Hill for the ever-lost first years, ending up at "Grange Hill s finest monuments - Mr. Griffiths". Justine s in trouble already for her pink blouse, and meets Tegs while waiting for Mrs. McClusky. Afterwards she catches him entering a vent, and shows him the chisels she found there earlier. Laura asks Freddie to ask her out, despite warnings from Cheryl based on Fred s previous form. There s a surprise in store when Laura comes home - her mum has a new boyfriend ready to meet her!',' Geffers'),
('12319',' It s "wear what you like" day, on the last day of term, and an outside prize-giving fête has been organized. Mauler is concentrating on how to get revenge on Ziggy for being soaked. It s Ziggy s last day before his family moves back to Liverpool. Calley makes it clear to Robbie that it is him she likes, and not Vince. Ziggy, Robbie and Gonch use the face painting idea that is accompanying festivities as a way to confuse Mauler and his troops. The teachers dress up too - Mr. Bronson and Mr. Griffiths in colonial outfits, Mrs. McClusky in her Little Bo Peep outfit (once again) and Laura is shocked to see her mother in a cheerleader costume. Mrs. Reagan is waylaid by Matthew s mother, who s just been through an acrimonious ordeal at court: her estranged husband has not taken Mrs. Pearson s victory to look after her son with good grace. Outside, Fred is awarded his "Poser" award, created by Helen and Georgina. As Fred gives his acceptance speech, Mr. Griffiths notices a thieving arm grab a camera off the stage, and sets off in pursuit. Mr. Robson joins forces, and they nab Tegs, who protests innocence - and points the finger at the real thief - a 5th year who is escaping into a tent. He s brought to the ground by Mr. Robson s flying tackle. Fresh and Fly give a performance of their hip-hop, with some new topical lyrics. Meanwhile, Ziggy has a new tactic for Mauler-avoidance - he adopts Mauler s gang s own face-paint design, and infiltrates their huddle. There s a final mad dash, as Ziggy runs from Mauler, and he catches a bus, with a defiant shout that he might be back after all!',' Geffers'),
('12320',' On the last day of term, it is "wear what you like" day, and it s time for the awards to be given, including Poser of the Year, for Freddie. Mauler s gang have one last chance to get Ziggy before he heads back to Liverpool - will he evade their clutches?',' Geffers'),
('12321',' Calley goes in for some bump-reading and predicts Vince will be affected by something American. Helen and Georgina start double-daring each other. Helen s dare is to admit to Mr. Bronson that she watched TV. instead of doing her homework. Georgina s dare is to drop something in the baked beans, and she pushes a salt cellar in. Mrs. Reagan has organized keep-fit classes for the other women teacher, but Gonch. Ziggy and Robbie are hiding in the gym. They are pleased with themselves when the fitness session ends, except they find themselves locked in. In the lunchtime disco, Ronnie reveals a new talent - making her own music tapes.',' Geffers'),
('12322',' Helen and Georgina s dares continue - Helen kisses all the boys, and Georgina pretends to faint in woodwork class. Gonch forgets his P.E. kit, and immediately thinks of a lucrative reminder and rental service. Danny Kendall is reluctant to play football practice and then walks off in the middle of the lesson. Calley s bump-reading causes a rumour to spread about nits. Justine saves Tegs from Mauler s clutches, but he doesn t seem grateful afterwards. Fiona takes Ronnie to the Fun House, a hip-hop club, where they run into Danny Kendall. Fiona reveals that she has made her own rap number, and gives a quick demo. Back at school, Justine finds her locker open, but rather than anything missing, a pair of flash earrings have been left...',' Geffers'),
('12323',' Gonch s PE Kit schemes, now making use of the school computers, become ever more complex. Clarke grows ever more suspicious of Matthew s stories about his father. A truant officer finds Trevor Cleaver out of school, but he gives his name as "Vince Savage." Robbie rescues Calley from Mauler, and is imprisoned in a huge bunch of chairs. Mr. Robson s crash helmet goes missing, and a locker search is made. It turns up in Mauler s, but he claims innocence, while there is a suspicious smirk on Tegs  face. Georgina s next dare is to put food colouring on her face, and Helen follows suit - but it s ill-timed, as Mrs. McClusky comes into the cookery class at the same moment, and the dyes won t come off in a hurry...',' Geffers'),
('12324',' Mrs. McClusky interrogates the "Grid Iron" crew about Mr. Robson s crash helmet found in Mauler s locker. Matthew s glamorous description of his weekend doesn t seem to ring true to Clarke, and he behaves oddly in P.E, pretending to be sick. Mr. Robson s non-competitive stance for football starts to annoy soccer captain Freddie Mainwaring. The PE Reminder service gets stopped when Mr. Robson gets a phone call from a parent. Fiona and Ronnie come up with the name "Fresh and Fly" for their rap partnership. Gonch comes round to Ronnie s house while they are practising, but isn t made to feel welcome, so instead works his charms on Ronnie s mum...',' Geffers'),
('12325',' Tegs distracts the "Grid Iron" crew from harassing Matthew and leads them a merry dance round the school before ending up in a service duct. The gang think they ve cornered him in a toilet, and water bomb the cubicle, but it s Mr. Bronson who gets soaked! When biology discusses the life cycle of insects, Susi and Chrissie take the opportunity to put maggots on mauler s dinner. Tegs tells Justine about his family s errant ways, and offers to show her how a burglary is done. He shoplifts something from a boutique for her, but she doesn t want anything to do with it. Helen s latest dare is a tattoo of a butterfly on her shoulder.',' Geffers'),
('12326',' Mr. Griffiths takes Tegs to Mr. McClusky accusing him of suspicious behaviour around the bicycles. She asks the staff to show some consideration, as there s no evidence to support any accusations. Matthew s lies lose some believability when he says his mother is suffering from dry rot. Mauler falls foul of Mr. Bronson when he realizes who soaked him in the lavatory. In the next lesson, the teacher gets Mauler to tell the class what he did in French. He says (in translation) "Mr Bronson, in boy s bedroom, with basket of water on the head". Helen s finding it difficult keeping the butterfly tattoo hidden from her mum. After school, Matthew offers Clarke a lift, but then his dad refuses to agree to it.',' Geffers'),
('12327',' Gonch s PE Service is failing to deliver and the 5th form are taking revenge on anyone they can find. The boys expand the service by washing the sports strips, and doing girls  sportswear too, as long as they can persuade Ronnie and Calley to do the laundry! Mr. Robson pins up notices advising of the "Access Club", sporting activities for everyone, including dance, but Freddie thinks this will mean less time for football practice. Helen is beginning to regret her impulsive tattoo, and everyone in the school seems to know about it. Danny s back, and immediately avoids the first P.E. lesson by going to an extra art lesson. Meanwhile, Gonch adds some of Mr. Robson s stash of shirts into the stack of available stock - the only trouble is that one of the 5th formers gets a shirt belonging to the sports teacher himself...',' Geffers'),
('12328',' Clarke is beset by troubles on his paper round: difficult letterboxes, tall tower blocks, vicious looking dogs... Gonch is up early, preparing a new homework service on his home computer. Trevor, can of lager in one hand, seems disturbed by the idea that Georgina might have a new boyfriend. It amuses Ziggy to note Calley and Robbie are arguing as predicted. Mr.Bronson s car breaks down near school and is given a push start by Mauler and his gang. Clarke finds his bicycle guarded by an Alsatian so distracts it with something from the bins. He s so busy getting away, that he leaves the newspaper bag behind. Tegs s reverie on the sofa is disturbed by furious rattling of the front door. He escapes to the upstairs - but he finds it is his brother, who s on the run. When Justine arrives, Tegs tells his brother that he had planned to stay off school, but he s told he must go. When Georgina catches up with her friends, she tells them that Trevor has been following her around, and chatting her up - much to her disgust. Danny Kendall seems to be the first into the school - but to Mr. Bronson s astonishment, he s the first to leave as well!',' Geffers'),
('12329',' Mrs. McClusky announces the death of Danny Kendall and a memorial service. Miss Booth is distraught, and breaks down during the first lesson. She can t face the prospect of the forthcoming Isle of Wight trip with just her and Mr. Bronson in charge. It s not long before accusative graffiti is pointing the finger at Mr. Bronson. The death causes Robbie to think about his own mortality. Not everyone seems shocked though - Trevor brightly asks Gonch if he s won the sweep-stake to predict Danny s return: Mandy suggests that Gonch plant a tree in Danny s memory, using the sweep-stake money. Susi s catalogue clothes arrive, but she has second thoughts in consideration of them being damaged. When they are trying them out, they get in the way of Trevor and Ziggy s tomato ketchup fight. Luckily Carole s mother works in a dry cleaner shop. Justine is called to Mrs. McClusky s office because Tegs has gone missing from his care home, but she can t help. Mrs. McClusky finds out that Danny s death was by natural causes - a brain hemorrhage with the same underlying cause as his earlier illness. Before the memorial service gets under way the tree is planted, and his friends speak about their memories of Danny. Dir Robert Gabriel',' Geffers'),
('12330',' Someone is hiding out in Grange Hill, carefully avoiding being seen by the caretaker, Mr. Griffiths - but his suspicions are aroused by the open window. When Mr. Bronson arrives, and drops a sheaf of papers, there s a tacit agreement among the watching students, and no-one helps to pick them up. Mr. Bronson seems withdrawn - he tells Mr. Mackenzie he can t go on the Isle of Wight trip. Trevor hides himself away with a couple of cans of lager - later Ziggy and Robbie find him outside, legless and hide him in the gym while he sobers up. Susi s catalogue clothes come back from the dry cleaners - clean but with various defects that make them no longer "new". Mandy tries to persuade Mrs. McClusky to allow motorbikes to be brought inside school to stop them being stolen or damaged. She offers the idea that the standard of driving can be monitored if bikes are brought in. Ziggy and Robbie go to check on Trevor, but the self-defence class is starting and they have to hide behind the curtain. Unfortunately, Ziggy sneezes, and Mr. Robson hauls them out. At the end of the day, Mr. Griffiths locks the school up, but inside, a shadowy figure watches him leave...',' Geffers'),
('12331',' Who is ringing Georgina and hanging up without speaking? She tells Helen, who in turns blames Ziggy. Susi s mother confronts her about the bills she has received from the catalogue company. Helen has her first day at her Job Experience for an engineering company, but finds the workplace filled with prejudice against women. Matthew arrives at school early, and glimpses someone hiding upstairs, who runs off. Mrs. McClusky gets Mr. Griffiths to allocate some space around the back of school for motorcycles. Matthew finds a note in his pocket addressed to Justine. Alone with Mr. Bronson in a classroom, Calley tries to talk round Mr. Bronson into going on the Isle of Wight trip: "We don t all hate...", she accidentally blurts out. He changes his mind, and announces that he will go, after all. Matthew tells Mr. Griffiths about the mystery person hiding in the school, and the caretaker cautiously looks around after hours, but leaves. After he s gone, Justine emerges - she goes upstairs and encounters Tegs who is now living in the school and smug about having the place to himself. But they are not alone in the building...',' Geffers'),
('12332',' The Isle of Wight field trip sets out. Mandy surprises Gonch with her glasses-free look: she was given contact lenses for her birthday. Gonch realizes he s goofed by not getting her a present. Trevor hides some beer in Vince s bag, so he gets the blame, and Mr. Mackenzie bins the booze. There s a tangible disappointment in the air as Mr. Bronson climbs on board. At the ferry, there s a short break while Gonch buys an emergency pressie for Mandy, but he is too slow and the ferry leaves without him. He takes the catamaran, and arrives ahead of the main coach, leaving Mr. Mackenzie looking for him, and out of pocket. In the girls dormitory, Georgina has received another worrying note from her secret admirer. The girls are getting fed up with the Grange Hill boys, and lose no time in getting to know the lads of another school. When they go off on the local train, the boys are in hot pursuit. Back at the dormitories, Georgina and Helen search the boys beds, looking for clues about Georgina s admirer. While Mauler and Ted come back, the girls have to hurriedly hide under the beds. While there, Georgina finds proof that it is Trevor who is sending the notes. Mr. Bronson seems to be trying to impress the camp s manager by his swimming, much to the amusement of Mauler and Ted. As Trevor returns, he makes a lunge for passing Georgina, who quickly elbows him, and puts an end to his alcohol-induced ardour.',' Geffers'),
('12333',' Another day starts on the Isle of Wight Field Trip. The girls are invited to the other school s barbecue, and the boys talk about gatecrashing it. Mandy explains the idea of the American prom to Gonch. Down on the beach, Trevor is drowning his sorrows, after the incident with Georgina. When he doesn t turn up later, Fiona and Robbie go looking for him - they just find a shoe. They report back to Miss Booth, and the coastguard is alerted. Meanwhile, out in the ocean, Trevor is struggling to stay afloat on an unstable large rubber ring. Gonch reveals his original homework plan to Mandy, who is offended that he wasn t interested in her for own sake. While there s no news about Trevor, Ziggy comforts Georgina who blames herself for Trevor s predicament. Out at sea, a rescue motorboat spots Trevor, and they pull him aboard. Miss Booth castigates Vince and Fiona for hiding Trevor s drunken behaviour. Ziggy, Robbie and Mauler have a hosepipe attack planned for the barbecue, but Mr. Mackenzie is on to them, and they end up soaking themselves. Mandy refuses outright to participate in the homework scheme, but suggests computer dating instead. Robbie isn t pleased to see Calley assert her independence by snogging one of the rival school kids. Helen has a heart to heart with Trevor who, ashamed by his rescue, promises to stay clear of the booze.',' Geffers'),
('12334',' Helen is fobbed off with secretarial work on her first full day at the Work Experience. Missing crisps in the stock room are increasing Mr. Griffiths determination to catch the mystery person hiding overnight in the school. He thinks it is Tegs, but Justine has persuaded him to return to the care home. Trevor, spied on by Matthew and Clarke, seems to be back to his old ways, hoarding beer in his locker. Gonch and Mandy introduce the idea of the end of term American prom to Mrs. McClusky. In the meantime, Ziggy and Robbie are planning to cash in on the idea by a computerized dating service to match partners for the event. At lunchtime, Helen is pleased to be told she will be working on the shop floor - but Neil, who is told to show her the ropes has a chip on his shoulder about working with a mere girl. There s a surprise in store though in the canteen, when she bumps into "Francis" - Mauler no less, on his own work experience. Mr. Bronson tells Mrs. McClusky that he is going to take early retirement, and it is time for her to tell him what she really thinks of his non-supportive methods. Gonch and Mandy get Robbie to be their guinea pig in their computer dating trials and find him the perfect match. Armed with a new bike alarm, Matthew and Clarke follow Trevor to the off-license, thinking he is going to buy more booze - but in fact he s trying to sell some of his stock back, without success. They follow him to the canal, where he tries to pour it away. As he does this, he is accosted by lads who are horrified at the sacrilege of chucking away good beer. Matthew and Clarke find Trevor tied to the bridge without his trousers, which are themselves attached to the bridge. Just as Clarke is untying Trev s trousers, they hear the bike alarm go off, and what s more, the thief is accompanied by the Alsation that gave them so much trouble before. Trev s trousers fall into the canal, but at last there is hope that the dog will lead them to the person who keeps taking the bike!',' Geffers'),
('12335',' Gonch and Mandy s dating service has hit a snag when it matches Robbie with Calley, a relationship which so recently came to a bitter end. Mr. Bronson has a new look - without his wig ("syrup of figs", as Trevor puts it). At work experience, Helen cuts her finger when the young man in charge of her doesn t find her protective gloves. In the canteen, Neil bad-mouths Helen and Mauler, and gets a faceful of food for his reward. Mauler gets the sack for his revenge, but Helen gets a better job to do on the factory floor. Justine s idea to get her mother to adopt Tegs goes awry when her sister makes an objection. After dark, Gonch and Robbie come back to school as a dare from Trevor, but are met by Mr Griffiths who has laid traps of his own to find out who is staying in the school at night. Inside, they also find Mauler and Ted. After some false alarms, Mr. Griffiths finds his gaffer tape traps across the window have been broken. Upstairs, the lads find the art room in a mess, so the intruder (or ghost!) must be in the library. In the darkness relieved only by a torch, Mr. Griffiths searches the library, while the lads wait nervously by the door. There s a sudden bang as a dark shape springs up - the boys make a terrified run for it...',' Geffers'),
('12336',' It s the day after all the night-time shenanigans - so just who or what has been locked up in Mrs. McClusky s office? A rumour spreads that there s a ghost in the school. Inside Mrs. McClusky s office, the mystery is revealed: an ex pupil from Zammo s year has been sleeping in the school. Once Mr. Griffiths had raised the alarm, Mr. Bronson put the young man up for the night. The swimming pool mosaic with Chrissy s design hits some practical difficulties, when the workmen prove to be indifferent to the precise colours defined. The dating-by-numbers service gets going, matching "Big Tel" with someone whose handwriting Gonch has difficulty reading - could it be "Maureen?" Helen has a talk with her career advisor, and is told she has to knuckle under to get a college place in order to get a chance in a career of Engineering. Interruptions from Trevor and Georgina don t help. Justine goes round for tea at Tegs s foster home: he is being well-treated, almost spoilt. After school, there are two people waiting for their respective dates at the bike sheds: Mauler and Big Tel. Matthew and Clarke find their nemesis tied to a lamppost and wait for its owner to collect the dog. When he arrives, they are astonished to see he is a vicar, but he gets on a bus before the duo can take action. Back at the bike sheds, the penny drops... "Maureen" and "Mauler" are one and the same!',' Geffers'),
('12337',' Mauler is on the warpath following the Mauler/Maureen incident, with Gonch in the firing line. Everyone seems to want to be interviewed for the local radio, especially Mr. Bronson, and Gonch, but fate and Mauler, respectively, seem determined to stop them. Tegs hasn t turned up for school, and Justine is worried about where he has gone. She finds him outside the school, and the idea of finding Tegs s mother is hatched. Ziggy and Robbie manage to get an interview for the local radio, taking credit for the dating idea. Matthew and Clarke use a baby monitor to tag the Alsation, and follow it home. Mr. Robson calls together Mandy, Ronnie, Fiona and Gonch to work out the plans for the end of term prom, proposing a Hollywood-style dress-code. Justine and Tegs go back to Teg s old house, find it boarded up, but make an entry using a drainpipe. Justine explores, looking for clues to help find Tegs s mother. Finally, Matthew and Clarke chase the Alsation to his home, and find Clarke s bike. They overhear the vicar inside telling his son how they can t afford a bike. Clarke takes back his bike and they tear off, pursued by the dog once again. At Tegs s house, Justine finds some letters inside some old newspaper - Tegs is delighted when he sees they contain his mother s address.',' Geffers'),
('12338',' Gonch tries to cash in on the radio broadcast by selling cassettes of the broadcast. Plans are underway for the Prom and Mr. Bronson s leaving present. Unwittingly, Mr. Bronson contributes to his own fund. Mauler is going as Rambo, and God help anyone else who has the same outfit. Vince uses psychology to get Trevor to dress up as Rambo too. Mr. Aldridge, who has heard the radio broadcast, calls Mrs. McClusky to suggest that the next work experience session should include a female teacher too. The broadcast has had other beneficial effects - the hole in the roof is fixed. Tegs and Justine take a bus to go and see his mum. Tegs arrives at the address he was given for his mother, but the occupant doesn t know her, or have a forwarding address. The swimming pool mosaic is unveiled. As the Prom band gives a rehearsal, Georgina tries to catch Ziggy s eye, but he still hasn t asked her to the Prom. The music is not to everyone s taste - Mr. Griffiths dons a pair of ear protectors to shut it out...',' Geffers'),
('12339',' Mr. Bronson makes a point of finding the errant Danny Kendall. A Design A Mosaic For the Swimming Pool competition is announced. Ronnie is having a birthday party, and is determined that certain people aren t invited, including Trevor Cleaver and Ziggy Greaves. Tegs lays a false trail for his brother, showing round a letter sent by him from Scotland. Justine grows suspicious and goes round to see Tegs - and meets his brother. Susi and Chrissy send off for catalogue clothes in order to try them out for free. Has Vince really got psychic powers? He tells Georgina "not to go that way" just as the ceiling collapses in front of her - but he was merely trying to help her avoid Cleaver. Gonch explains his homework service to Ziggy and Robbie. Back at Tegs s house, plain clothes police arrive, as his father does, but they find nothing inside, and his father remains unaware of Tegs s brother.',' Geffers'),
('12340',' Grange Hill prepares for its end of term glitzy Prom, and Gonch erects a sign: "Grange Hill Studios". There s an outstanding dating problem - Ziggy and Georgina, who clearly want to go with each other, yet neither will make the first move. At home, Mauler puts the finishing touches to his Rambo outfit... as does Trevor at his home. However, Helen, his prom partner is not too pleased at his costume. Robbie has a surprise girlfriend who leaves the others speechless - Paula from the local radio station! When Trevor sees Vince dressed not as Rambo at all, and that Mauler is also coming as Rambo, he realizes he has been set up. Trevor makes a hasty exit, but encounters his equivalently dressed Mauler coming in. Subterfuge is used to convince Ziggy that there s a Dating-Service girl who s not been matched up - of course it s Georgina. "Mighty Mouth from Merseyside", aka Ziggy, is given a leaving present - an Arsenal scarf. "Deputy Jailor" Mr. Bronson gets his own present:- a kissogram! After that, Gonch and Mandy do the other half of the Ziggy-Georgina pairing, and finally the two are brought together. There are two young gatecrashers found outside - Chrissy and Suzi, all dressed up and nowhere to go. Mauler and Ted are still chasing Trevor around, but he ducks into the Gents. Finally, after a tussle with Gonch and Vince, where Gonch s sleeve is ripped off, Rambo does emerge, but it s not Trevor, it s Mr. Robson, the third, and perhaps definitive, version!',' Geffers'),
('12341',' Miss Booth worries that Mr. Bronson may be hounding Danny Kendall, just like he did to Ant Jones. Calley comes up with the "A" Party/"B" Party idea to distract would-be gatecrashers. Justine and Tegs go home at lunchtime, taking his brother, who is hiding from the police, some fish and chips. Outside, they are being monitored by surveillance units. Trev gets Vince to pick a winner for the afternoon horse-racing - convinced that he has psychic abilities. He commandeers the television room, but the racing is interrupted by the appearance of Mr. Robson. Back at Tegs s house, the police burst in and catch Mark Ratcliffe red-handed. An encounter with the structural engineer who s come to investigate the ceiling collapse gives Helen a sudden interest in Engineering, but she finds her subjects are inappropriate for that career choice. Calley s not happy when she finds she s done Mauler s French homework - she thought she was doing Robbie s. Gonch is looking for someone to do the actual work in his homework venture, and Mandy Freemont seems to fit the bill. Tegs and Justine are told about Mark being caught, but Tegs won t listen when he s told his brother was a bully at the Youth Custody Centre.',' Geffers'),
('12342',' Preparations are underway at Calley s house for their  A  party, to which they ve invited older boys. It s not long before some decorative plates are broken... Trevor is as determined to go as the girls are to stop him. Robbie s reluctance to go to the  A  party without his friends forces Calley to ask Ziggy and Gonch after all. Danny s rudeness to Mr. Griffiths causes him to have a discussion with Mrs. McClusky. She offers the carrot of possible work experience with a design company in return for better attendance. Ronnie s  B  party gets off to a bad start when a drunken Trevor turns up and starts trying it on with Georgina. Then things worsen when Ronnie s cousins overhear about the second party and ask to come and then Mauler turns up with his crowd. Ronnie blows out the candles - and then all hell breaks loose as Trevor falls onto the cakes, and throws up, Mauler starts a fight for which Ziggy is blamed. The  B  party idea is scrapped too when it seems far too many people are waiting outside Calley s house. The words of Ronnie s dad speak volumes about the generation divide: "tell that lad on the disco to announce the last waltz, or whatever you do these days..." It s left to Wesley to sort things out, while Calley is hidden from view and driven away. As everyone goes their separate ways, Georgina senses someone behind her - but it s only Ziggy, who walks her home...',' Geffers'),
('12343',' Justine starts the day by earning two detentions - one for each earring... Chrissy gets attacked on the way to school - the third this week, according to one of the teachers: this prompts Miss Booth into offering self-defence classes. Danny gets cracking on the swimming pool mosaic - and he forgets that he is supposed to meet Mr. Tilly about his work experience. Chrissy and Susi give a short fashion exhibition. Determined to pursue his Homework Service idea, Gonch interviews brainy-looking students to try to find someone who would be good at doing French essays. Matthew helps divert the Alsation that stands between Clarke and his paper round, until he falls off his bike. He escapes into the tower block, and when he and Clarke come out, they find the dog gone - but so has his bike!',' Geffers'),
('12344',' Mandy Freemont is the keystone in Gonch & Ziggy s computerized homework service, so Gonch is out to impress her - surely the huge volume of Les Miserables on his desk will help? Helen pursues her interest in engineering, with some work experience in the offing. Miss Booth s self-defence class hits a snag with union rules about overtime. Still finding their day-to-day activities, dogged (so to speak) by the ferocious Alsation, Clarke and Matthew use the tower block to survey the area using binoculars. They spot Clarke s lost bike - and dash off in pursuit down the stairs. When they get to the spot, the bike is no longer there - and Matthew realizes he left the binoculars at the top... Ziggy and Robbie find Mandy outside the community hall, where they find what appears to be a pop group called Les Diapositives on in the evening, as part of the French Club - they tell her that Gonch is interested. Mrs. McClusky and Danny come to a new working agreement - including Danny s extra requirement "Keep Bronson Off My Back" in big bold letters! The sport of Street Hockey (hockey on roller-skates) becomes very popular, and a boys versus girls match is held. Trevor uses it as way of getting back at Ziggy, who s become his rival for Georgina (except she continues to have absolutely no interest in Trevor), but after tripping Ziggy up, Mr. Robson kicks him out. Gonch attends the community centre to see the band "Les Diapositives de Bretagne", to further his aim of bringing brain-box Mandy on board for the homework scheme. He takes a seat next to Mandy, and Ziggy and Robbie creep into the back of the hall. To their surprise, what follows turns out to be a presentation of slides by Mr. Bronson - his holiday in Bretagne - given in French!',' Geffers'),
('12345',' Mr. Bronson is on the warpath when he finds out about the Danny Kendall contract with Mrs. McClusky. Tegs s social worker can t find him, and goes to see Mrs. McClusky. When Tegs is rounded up, he s rather defensive about his fathers frequent absence, and his dirty clothes. Vince s "psychic powers" have given Trevor the tip for "Lucky Shark" - but he stands to lose rather a lot of money. In Art, the first formers are given the task of drawing around Mr. Griffiths: when Danny Kendall pops by, he likens what they are doing to police officers chalking round a corpse! The catalogue clothes arrive - but Suzi becomes paranoid about the clothes getting damaged. Ronnie shows off her new moped. Justine helps Tegs clean up his act, or more precisely his shirt. Listening to the races on a hidden radio, Trevor storms off in the middle of a lesson when "Lucky Shark" doesn t live up to expectations. Danny s work experience at the Swimming Pool is cancelled when Mr. Bronson gives him a bad report. Danny angrily goes to Mrs. McClusky, and leaves the school in a rage. After school, Mr. Bronson gets Ziggy and Robbie to carry some books out to his car - except that it has mysteriously gone, and in its place is a pink outline traced round its contours..',' Geffers'),
('12346',' Trevor s out to get Vince for his failed prediction, and Mauler wants to muscle in on Gonch s Sweepstake. When Mauler and Ted chase Gonch and Ziggy through the estate, there s a tragedy in store when they discover Mr. Bronson s missing car.',' Geffers'),
('12347',' Vince is back, and goes into hiding from the wrath of Trevor, after his failed prediction. There s some concern about the continuing disappearance of Danny Kendall. Gonch and Ziggy turn it into a sweep-stake at 20p a turn. Miss Drummer has arranged some better work experience for would-be engineer Helen - but it s at a local garage, and not remotely appropriate to her intended career. Gonch continues to "work" on Mandy - to get her help with the homework scheme - or is he developing more of a personal interest in the girl? Mauler and Ted are determined to have a go at Ronnie s moped. They have a strange conversation with Gonch and Robbie about getting half their sweepstakes proceeds - but it s all subterfuge for getting hold of Ronnie s bag - and the moped key inside. To Ronnie s horror, when she goes outside, she finds Mauler using her moped, playing at Bullfighting. Trevor just won t seem to take no for an answer when it comes to Georgina, even after Helen puts the truth of the situation to him in plain English. When school is over, Trevor gangs up with Mauler to chase after Ziggy, Robbie and Gonch. There follows a protracted run around the block, and the three outwit their pursuers. But there s a shock in store when they see Mr. Bronson s car - inside is the still, staring, body of Danny Kendall...',' Geffers'),
('12348',' Alisha is dismayed to find she has to accompany her first form brother to school. Jacko is similarly dismayed to find his dog has followed him to school. Mr. Griffiths isn t pleased to see that there s another caretaker (Rod) working in his office, nor that he is supping tea with Trevor who has made himself comfortable. Ronnie has become heavily involved in animal cruelty protests, and hangs up posters around the school. The new deputy head wastes no time imposing his stern discipline on Mauler. Meanwhile, Gruff the dog seems to have free rein of the school. Athletic Mike Bentley shows an interest in Georgina, when he learns that Ziggy has gone back to Liverpool. Julie Corrigan keeps trying to make new friends, but no-one reciprocates. Justine Dean waits patiently for the tardy Tegs, just to show him the new boyfriend she is seeing. Finally as the first assembly of the new year begins, and Mr. Hargreaves steps forwards to speak, the loud yapping of a dog is heard outside...',' Geffers'),
('12349',' The T-Shirt printing girls, recovered from their asphyxiation, press their customer Matthew for money, but when he says he has no cash, Tegs proffers a fiver. Shopping for a present for his wife, accompanied by Miss Booth, Mr. Mackenzie buys an antique photo, but it s Mr. Hargreaves s frame, with Mr. Griffiths s photo inside - as sold by Mauler. The photo of a young Mr. Griffiths is recognized by the staff, and given back to the grateful caretaker. "Big, dark-haired and Ugly", is the description of the youth who sold the photograph - Rod works out it was Mauler, and not wanting any suspicions to fall his way, insists that Mauler goes to fetch the frame from Mr. Mackenzie s class. Outside the room, Matthew gets a ticking off from Mrs. Monroe for late homework, and afterwards gets a mission from Mauler - to recover and hide Mr. Hargreaves s frame. Aichaa gets an interview with a modelling agency, but to her disgust, it s Georgina who they are interested in. Aichaa is initially cross, but is actually relieved that the whole escapade has ended. Rod takes the frame from Matthew, and bins it. Justine is just about to make friends again with Tegs, who s off to stay with his real mother, when her boyfriend surprises her: she turns round, and the moment is lost. Aicha walks home with Georgina. She meets her obnoxious little brother who s put the magazine with her picture inside on her strict father s pile of mail. However, her mother saves the day by intercepting it, with a small lecture of her own. Tegs arrives at his mother s house, is greeted by his social worker, and goes to his new bedroom. When his mother arrives, and goes up to check on him, he s gone, the window open....',' Geffers'),
('12350',' Life at home with Matthew and his mother and sister is not easy in a crowded flat, with shared bathroom and an indifferent landlord. Meanwhile, Tegs has returned to his mother s house after vamoosing, and spent a happy weekend. The T-shirt printing hits a snag when Chrissy s choice of coloured shirts combined with their dyes runs in the wash. Ronnie is incredulous when it s planned to bring a butcher to speak to the school, but Mrs. McClusky won t listen to her complaints. Matthew becomes upset in class, but hides it, when Mrs. Monroe insists he will have to pay for the book he lost. Becky discovers that the ink from marker pens is wash-proof, so takes a bundle of pens out of the Art Room. Grange Hill holds a meagre famine lunch, and Asian boy Akik meets with some predictably racist remarks from his peers. Mauler s annoyed that Ted and Trevor have been made VCs, and is further wound up by Ted s evident pleasure at receiving a shiny badge. Julie starts following Georgina around, like a shadow. Matthew seems to be destitute, his shoes have fallen apart, and he can t pay for his t-shirt. Tegs lends him some more money for him to buy glue. At home, his mother leaves the flat for an interview, and Matthew and his sister spend a nervous night listening to the noisy, violent, neighbours screaming at each other.',' Geffers'),
('12351',' Sitting in a café, Robbie encounters Derek, who witnessed his involvement in a pub brawl. Derek makes it clear he s happy that Robbie s kept quiet about what happened, even though it s clear that Robbie and Mike weren t really party to the violence. He introduces his yobbish friends, and together they head off for the match. When they get to the terraces, their interest seems more in confronting the opposition s fans than football. Afterwards, and out of his depth, Robbie is anxious to escape, but before he can, there s a tussle with a rival gang. The First formers plan to capitalize on the hunger lunches by cooking up a vast amount of Chilli con-carne to sell. Ronnie has lunch with Calley and her boyfriend, but her non-stop anti-vivisection talk drives him bananas and they are soon at loggerheads. When Ronnie suggests that someone is driving around picking up cats and dogs for experimentation, he suddenly seems to be quite knowledgeable about the subject. Georgina asks Julie Corrigan to stop following her in front of Alice. Georgina wants Mike to arrange a double date with Robbie and Aichaa. Mike becomes concerned that publicity he receives from his athletics trials might bring attention to his identity, and that he might be remembered as being present at the pub brawl. Neil Timpson becomes suspicious about the vast quantities of food being made in the cookery class but Jacko won t bring him into the secret. When chants of "Julie loves Georgina Hayes" are started by Alice, and she sprays water at them in retaliation, Timpson uses the diversion to spike the Chilli Con-Carne pot with a whole tub of hot Chilli Powder. Calley and Ronnie s animal rights tee shirts are (with reservations) okayed by Mrs. McClusky, but Mr. Hargreaves takes a tougher line, forbidding their use at school. Mike tells Mr. Robson that he won t compete for the athletic trials, making an excuse that he s sick of it. At the hunger lunch, Mrs. Monroe notices the suspicious activity at the bike sheds, as the first year s Chilli-Con-Carne goes on sale. Barry Timpson tries to muscle in on things, but before he can be served, Mrs. Monroe intervenes. Suspecting foul play, she insists that those involved, and the Timpson brothers, have the first servings. As the day ends, Mike s dad drives up to Mike and Georgina in a fury. He s been told about Mike s quitting of the athletic trials, and blames Georgina. Mike refuses to get in the car with his father, and walks off with Georgina...',' Geffers'),
('12352',' It s a Saturday morning and Jacko puts an advert in the local shop to announce his lost dog. With his friends they head to Grange Hill, to search for the animal. It s also the day of the athletics, and Mike has decided to take part after all. Just what was delivered to Rod the caretaker on Saturday morning? A pile of boxes is stacked up in the caretaker s office, with Trevor s help. Georgina has to cancel the double date, so Aichaa has to go with Robbie on her own. At school, Rod is not the only one in, Mrs. McClusky and Mr. Humphries are having a meeting to discuss cuts. Creeping around the corridor, Brian, Jacko and Locko overhear them discussing staff dismissals. They also overhear Rod speaking to his bookmaker about a dog, and misunderstand his intent, thinking that he might be hiding Jacko s dog. While they are searching the caretaker s room, Rod locks them in. In their attempt to escape they break some of the boxes, and find eggs inside. They escape out the window, with some difficulty, and damage to the boxes. At the racetrack, as Mike prepares to run, he asks his dad if he can stop the press photographers. Mike wins the race, but to his annoyance, photos are taken, and he s in a very thoughtful and uncommunicative mood for the rest of his afternoon with Georgina. Rod discovers the mess inside his office, and thinks it must have been Trevor s fault. Finally, Mike explains what happened in the pub brawl - that he accidentally kicked the man who had already been knocked to the floor, and now that man is in a coma. Robbie walks Aichaa home and goes inside to meet with her father. To her, and her little brother s surprise, Mr. Rashim invites Robbie to have a meal with them. Life with the Pearsons seems to have reached a new low, with the food in the shared kitchen taken by another tenant - Matthew s mother breaks down in tears. She goes to get some fish and chips, and Matthew sends his sister off after her so that he has the flat to himself. Shortly afterwards, he tears off down the stairs, and halfway down, sets off the fire alarm. When his mother and sister come back, they find a chaotic situation of fire engines and police cars outside the flats, with smoke pouring out of their window, and no sign of Matthew...',' Geffers'),
('12353',' The firemen put out the blaze, and carry out Matthew to his anxious mother. The police are immediately suspicious about the matches found near him. That night, Robbie has a vivid nightmare about the thugs involved with the pub brawl. Aichaa s mother gives her an interrogation about her friendship with Robbie. News of Matthew s arson gets back to school, and Mr. Mackenzie goes to visit the Pearsons. It becomes apparent Matthew set fire to the hotel in order that the council would re-house his family. Mike gets an early copy of the local paper - courtesy of the eager Mr. Hargreaves - with his photo prominent. Mike buys one of the specially made t-shirts with a caricature of the Deputy Head on it in retaliation. Mr. Robson sees and it is confiscated. A rumour starts spreading that Miss Booth has been sacked. A fight breaks out in the canteen and Mr. Robson intervenes, but he is berated by Mr Hargreaves who tells him that he had it under control. As the PE teacher leaves, the Deputy Head notices the cruel caricature on the t-shirt, and insists the t-shirt printing service comes to an end. The caretaker gets grief because of the destroyed eggs, and passes the buck onto Trevor, who he suspects was involved. In turn, Trevor keeps an ear out, and learns about Jacko and his friends being present on the Saturday. Tegs has a chat with Matthew, and is impressed by him being in trouble with the law. Chrissy breaks the bad news to her team that the t-shirt business has to end. They also discuss hearing about Miss Booth being sacked - but she s behind a bookcase listening in horror. She asks Mrs. McClusky about it - and is placated by the Head who tells her she is a most valued member of staff. Mr. Mackenzie takes Matthew home, and meets the family who are preparing to move to another dingy hotel. Rod, thanks to Trevor s detective work, finds out that Brian, Jacko and Locko were the ones who damaged the boxes of eggs. The caretaker threatens going to the kids  parents unless they pay, but Brian counterattacks, convinced that the white van that brought the dodgy eggs was also the one responsible for kidnapping Jacko s dog, and saying that he ll call the police. Feeling pleased at getting one over on Rod, the kids leave school - and then there s a happy surprise as Jacko finds his dog waiting at the school gates. It s not so good for Robbie though, when he s out with Aichaa: he bumps into soccer hooligan, Derek, and finds himself promising to meet up with the gang at the weekend...',' Geffers'),
('12354',' Andy and Justine both give different accounts of their previous night s liaison, and Justine finds she has an undeserved reputation. Ronnie and her animal group is picketing outside a laboratory which is using animals for testing, but she has to leave to go to school, promising to come back later. Determined to become one of the good guys, Mauler goes around telling people that they must use his proper name from now on - Francis! He overhears the Timpson brothers planning to give doctored hot chocolate to Jacko s gang, and intervenes in front of Mrs. Monroe, hoping to gain "brownie points". It works and he gets his shiny badge. Justine is called a slag by one of Andy s mates, and knees him in the groin. Unfortunately, Miss Booth sees her action, carts her off and has a chat with her. Miss Booth puts the idea in Justine s head that Andy must have been boasting about having slept with her. Finally, as the third formers queue for injections, Justine confronts Andy and his mates, tells everyone what really happened, and ends their relationship. Mauler steps in to bring order to the queue, but the sight of the needle makes him reel over in a dead faint. At the school entrance, Justine finds Tegs and Matthew waiting. He sympathetically grabs her arm. Robbie, with Georgina and Mike, is at Aichaa s house to make a convincing lie that they are all off to see Othello. Once out the door, Georgina and Mike head off, leaving Robbie to take Aichaa off to the football match. While Ronnie pickets some laboratories where animals are being harmed, she notices one of the employees is none other than Calley s boyfriend. At the football stadium, Aichaa wants to go on the terraces, but fearing for her safety, Robbie insists on going to the seats. At the bowling alley there are two shocks in store. One is for Calley when Ronnie confronts her about her boyfriend working at the laboratory. The other is for Mike when someone recognizes him from the pub brawl. After the match, a fight erupts, and Robbie desperately tries to escape. Aichaa goes to the ladies, and while he waits, Derek and his football "mates" appear, questioning why he didn t go with them. When Aichaa appears, Derek is incredulous that she is "a paki". As they are about to set on Robbie, another gang appears, and they run off. Backing into the loos, Robbie pushes Aichaa back into the cubicle while Robbie makes short work of the two yobs who have barged in. Afterwards, they head off, Aichaa slightly hurt, and face the wrath of Aichaa s father. Robbie is turfed out of the Rashims  house, and finds himself in tears...',' Geffers'),
('12355',' Just another morning: Ronnie wakes up in a sleeping bag outside the laboratory she is helping to picket, Calley wakes up in her boyfriend s bed, Akik is making fun of sister Aichaa as they walk to school, and Mr. Mackenzie almost runs over the zombie-like Miss Booth. He finds out that she s given her mother marching orders after she told her she was "mutton dressed up as lamb." Griffiths, with Rod, scratches his head over how they get through so many supplies of plates and cleaning fluid. Aichaa avoids Robbie, until he finally catches her in the library. Still showing the signs of the weekend s struggle, she tells him it is hopeless, her father would never understand. Mauler - or rather "Francis"- watches Rod s suspicious activity with much interest. Unable to give Walt the compensation for the broken eggs, Rod gives him some school supplies - floor polish and washing-up liquid. Mr. Hankin finds it difficult to teach the First Form about science when they won t shut up. To the surprise of the class, Mr. Hankin s Aunt Camelia turns up - an ostentatious and impressive looking opera singer - who shows the power of acoustics by breaking a wine glass with her voice. Afterwards, in the Staff Room, she compliments Miss Booth on the style of her dress. In the evening, Robbie goes round to Aichaa s, for another attempt to win round her father, but he won t listen to anything he says. Under pressure from Ronnie, Calley has decided to help in the struggle against Animal Cruelty, and take advantage of her boyfriend working for the very laboratory that she is picketing. At night, when she is round her boyfriend s house, she grabs the electronic entry card for his lab and leaves. She, Ronnie and Georgina head off to his laboratory under the cover of darkness. They break through the fence, and use the electronic key to gain entry into the animal house. Her hand on one of the cages, Calley argues with Ronnie, who s being rather superior about animal rights. When a monkey scratches her hand, she withdraws it in a hurry. Ronnie uses her camera to take some photos of the cages. Outside, a new security guard arrives, with a trained dog, and the two head towards to the entry area. Sitting down to drink some tea, one of the guards notices activity on the closed-circuit TV - the guards head off to investigate, and at the same time, the girls notice the camera operating, and make a run for it. In the darkness, they are confused and can t find the broken fence, and they are cornered by the guards, the dog barking ferociously...',' Geffers'),
('12356',' The security guards lock Calley, Ronnie and Georgina into the animal house, and they await their fate with trepidation. The directorof the institute turns up, but her immediate concern is for how they gained entrance. Calley is nursing her monkey scratch, worrying that it may have been infected. They notice a phone, and make a call to John, Calley s boyfriend, who works at the lab, but at the same time the director has worked out whose entry card was responsible. The director notices the phone call being made, and listens in - cutting in at a pertinent point to insist on John come in. When he arrives, Ronnie threatens to go to the press, but the director astutely points out that there s a more interesting story to be had - that of a schoolgirl affair. John drives the girls home, defending the work of the laboratory. As Georgina leaves the car, Calley mentions to John that her scratch is still bleeding, and they go to the hospital to have it checked. Still tailing Georgina, Julie Corrigan overhears about the monkey scratch, and starts telling people about there being a monkey on the loose; it starts a new crazy of monkey impersonation, led by Neil Timpson, who chalks  N  on the back of kids  blazers - meaning they have nits. Eventually, Julie herself becomes victim to this, but Trevor, on playground duty, sees this and reports to Mr. Hargreaves. Georgina has been sent her first modelling assignments by her agency, but the first turns out to be cancelled. As she walks to the next one, she is drenched by a passing car, which ruins her chances for the second appointment. Mrs. Monroe speaks to the First Formers about the Black Death, rats and nits, but it s a thinly disguised attack on Neil Timpson, who is eloquently belittled. Tegs, who seems to be coming round to the idea of staying permanently at his real mum s house, has been told to bring a friend round for tea. He tries to persuade Matthew, but his old friend has too much on his mind, with the impending court case for arson, and instead he takes Justine. At the PTA, Mr. Robson is surprised to find out that Mike Bentley is going to train in America, but he s not the only one in the dark, as Robbie finds out when he mentions it to Mike himself. Mike bursts in on the meeting, and tells them all that he won t go...',' Geffers'),
('12357',' It s the day of Matthew s court appearance to face charges of arson. Tegs is there to give moral support, but people from his past keep turning up before he can speak to Matthew. Robbie tells Mike that the man who was in a coma as a result of the pub brawl has pulled through. Mr. Hankin unwittingly provides a large amount of invisible ink to Jacko s gang. Akik complains that Neil Timpson keeps getting him to do his homework. Becky bunks off with Alice to see where her mum works - she is a beautician at a local health club. They are surprised to see Mr. Hargreaves and Mike Bentley s dad turn up at reception. They are even more shocked when Miss Booth heads their way, and retreat to a sauna. While they stay hidden, they listen to Miss Booth talk to her friend about her desire to run the marathon. Meanwhile, Mrs. McClusky goes shopping with Ronnie, to get her opinion on cruelty-free products, and to try to persuade Ronnie to be a little less rigid in her views. She also tells Ronnie that there s an animal welfare company who might be interested in giving her a job. At court, Matthew hears the magistrate s summing up - he is treated leniently, but must remain under supervision of a social worker for a year. Robbie finally gets Aichaa alone, but can t persuade her that he s not on the side of the racists. He decides he will give evidence about the pub brawl, and so prove where his loyalties lie, and he and Mike enter the local police station.',' Geffers'),
('12358',' Calley is still having blood tests for her monkey scratch. Neil Timpson s homework has become mysteriously blank. He can t work out what trick Akik (who did the work) has pulled - not knowing about the supply of "invisible ink". Time s up for Rod - no-one wants to play cards with him any more, and Walt has turned up for recompense - he takes a school video recorder as down payment. Tegs is puzzled when someone calling himself his dad turns up at school, but it is the genuine article. His dad is a bit put out by Tegs s uninterested manner, but gives him a new address. Outside, Walt is leaving with the video recorder, but passes Mauler who is immediately suspicious. He and Mr. Robson apprehend Walt, but Rod is watching nervously, worried about the repercussions heading his way. He s given the boot, but not before revealing a few home truths about Mauler, Trevor and Ted who lose their Vigilante Committee badges. Mike s big race is on the same day as his court case - he seems to be rapidly losing interest, is always at odds with his dad, but Mr. Robson has a trick up his sleeve. Tegs has a birthday party with Justine and Matthew. They deliberately leave the room so he can tell his mother that he saw his father. She tells him she d prefer it if he didn t see him. Courtesy of Mr. Robson, Mike gets to talk with Linford Christie who gives him encouragement for his athletics. Robbie has a surprise phone call, advising him not to give evidence in court...',' Geffers'),
('12359',' Tegs is destructive in Mr. Hankin s Science Class, and gets sent out - Justine deliberately gets sent out too, so she can have a heart-to-heart with him. She finds out that he s jealous of her going out with another boy. Rod s speed at doing long-overdue repairs makes Mr. Griffiths seem inefficient in the eyes of Mrs. McClusky. Locko falls for the old cellophane-over-the-toilet-seat trick, courtesy of Neil Timpson. Charismatic Mrs. Monroe introduces herself to her first formers, warning that she doesn t want to hear anyone calling her by a certain Hollywood-related nickname. Julie has her lunch stolen, and tries one of Akik s spicy samosas - they are united in their dislike of their new school. In Art, Tegs s carelessness spoils Justine s work, and she storms off...',' Geffers'),
('12360',' Mike and Robbie arrive at court and wait nervously to be called. Miss Booth is surprised to find that the first form girls already know of her plans to run the marathon. Tegs is trying to make his mind up who he should stay with - his foster parents, his real mum, or his dad. At court, Robbie encounters an angry Derek, who tells him he is a grass, and that he ll see him later. Tegs goes round to see his Dad - the place is a bit minimalist. After the court case, Mike and Robbie get ready to leave, but there are some upset people out for revenge skulking about. As Mike goes for a leak, Trevor and Mauler turn up to give Robbie some rather late moral support. In the toilet, as Mike leaves, there s two thugs waiting for him, but his dad s in earshot. At school, everyone gets in the minibus to see Mike run his race - but it is not the world s most reliable vehicle and its occupants have to get out and push. At the racetrack, Mike runs his race well, but he s pipped at the post. He s despondent, but his dad has good news for him - he has run the second fastest time, and has made it through to the English Schools  Team!',' Geffers'),
('12361',' Ronnie s photocopying of some animal cruelty posters does not go unnoticed by Mr. "Mad Max" Hargreaves. Tegs has found a letter sent to his foster home from his mother - he confides to Matthew that he wishes he could talk to Justine like in the old days. Miss Booth is very tired - her mother is staying with her, and Mr. Hargreaves penny-pinching does not help her state of mind. Caretaker Rod gives Trev a game of darts - but is he really so bad as makes out? Not when there s a wager on the outcome! Is Mr. Hargreaves really serious about suggesting uniform for 6th formers? Mrs. Monroe teachers her first formers a school song in Latin and gives Mr. Hargreaves a demo, but he s not impressed. Ted s new found responsibility seems to have gone to his head, and he s taken down a peg by the first formers. Mike is lounging around the 6th form Common Room and Georgina chats him up. He s almost getting to the point where he will ask her out, then Robbie bursts in, annoyed that Mike didn t bother to show up in the gym.',' Geffers'),
('12362',' Georgina, Aichaa, Calley and Ronnie decide to get some photos done to enter for a glamour competition, using a photographer that Georgina knows. Aichaa doesn t dare tell her father though, and she has the problem of keeping her little brother quiet. Some of the first formers are surprised to find their football has been replaced by a mixed Judo session. Julie is horrified to find she s forgotten her PE kit - but she is saved when a spare kit is found for her. Jacko s dog makes a reappearance outside the school and is rounded up by Mr. Griffiths and Mrs. Monroe. Mr. Hargreaves is convinced it is Miss Booth making illicit photocopies of anti-animal cruelty posters. Robbie goes with Mike and Trevor for a game of snooker in the pub. When a fight ensues elsewhere in the pub, the three make a hasty exit, but in the chaos, Mike trips over someone s head, which is misinterpreted as an aggressive move. Robbie hits another with a chair leg in defence and they escape. Out in the street,someone has been watching them, and congratulates Robbie on handling himself well.',' Geffers'),
('12363',' Ronnie is annoyed with Calley because she lied that she was round her house without telling her first. Just who is the mystery man that Calley is seeing? The third formers take a trip to the Canal to collect pollution samples Justine tries valiantly to become friends with Tegs again, but it s an uphill struggle and he refuses to meet her boyfriend. Matthew confides in Tegs to tell him that his family is strapped for cash. Trevor gathers his friends together for some card games with Rod - but the caretaker seems awfully lucky, and takes the sixth formers to the cleaners. Tegs introduces Matthew to the art of breaking-and-entering, going into the caretaker s office with the objective of taking Mr. Griffiths army photograph, for a laugh. Tegs grabs the framed photo and the two enjoy a cup of tea. When Mr. Griffiths comes back unexpectedly, Matthew hides under the table. When the two escape back onto the roof, Tegs slips and twists his ankle, dropping the photo, which smashes. Mrs. Monroe manages to get herself locked into the Stationery Store so attracts the attention of Tegs and Matthew as they pass by. They go to Mr. Hargreaves s office to try to find where the Deputy Head is likely to be, and notice a similar frame to the one they broke, so Tegs grabs it. Mr. Griffiths gives Tegs permission to get the spare Stationery Store key from his office, which is the opportunity he needs to put the photo back in Mr. Hargreaves s frame, ditching the old photo behind the radiator. Unfortunately, Mr. Mackenzie waylays Tegs and Matthew before they can get back to the imprisoned Mrs. Monroe....',' Geffers'),
('12364',' When Georgina and Calley goes shopping for make-up, Ronnie puts her oar in, because their purchases aren t cruelty free. Mike chats up Georgina in the chemists, but with Mike s busy training schedule, finding a mutually free evening seems difficult. Ronnie plans to take part in anti-cruelty demonstration. They make some more illicit poster photocopies, pretending that it is for the Art Department, but Mr. Hargreaves catches them - and is furious. He gets a new photocopier in which requires special keys to operate, to end the private photocopying once and for all. Miss Booth finds herself short of large sheets of paper, having to resort to pupils  old work. Chrissy Mainwaring s tee shirt scheme hits a snag when they mess up their design, and spill paint everywhere in the Art Room - adding to Miss Booth s bad temper when she sees it. Tegs and Matthew watch the Caretaker s Office from above, where Rod is playing cards with Trevor, Mauler and Justine s boyfriend. Tegs notices Rod cheating in the poker game. The game comes to a sudden end when Mr. Griffiths returns - carrying the old school computer. Ronnie helps protest outside the chemists, against animal cruelty, spraying red paint onto the window. Then the law step in, and Ronnie and Calley come close to being arrested, but Mrs. McClusky s arrival saves the day. Mike bunks off his training, and spends the afternoon with Georgina at the cinema. Afterwards, he runs with her to a café - but before they can go inside, they see Calley inside with her mystery boyfriend...',' Geffers'),
('12365',' A craze of "satellite" catches on among the First Formers, joining hands, and swinging round in a large arc, causing terror for anyone caught in the path. Justine goes to see Rod to try to find a spare room that can be used for T-shirt printing. Mr. Robson teaches the First Form about trust - catching a partner falling backwards. He also trusts them to tidy up the gear afterwards - but when he returns, he finds the climbing net missing. Short of funds after losing money to Rod, Mauler and Ted start stealing from the younger members of school, and contemplate finding would-be antiques to sell at the local shop. Tegs rescues Justine from Mauler, and she s grateful but suspicious that he might be spying on her. Georgina and Ronnie s talk with Calley about her new boyfriend becomes a little too personal for Calley s liking. Aichaa shows an interest in Robbie, but she is still nervous about the old relationship between him and Calley. Rod finds Justine a room in the basement, but they are being tailed by Tegs and Matthew. Hearing a noise, Rod and Justine hide and hear Tegs confide in Matthew that he s going to hear about his mum soon, and that he is dismayed that Justine hasn t shown any concern over his home life. Aichaa gets a letter, and a cheque, from "Just 17" magazine, for her glamour photos. Akik gives a demonstration of how to use the old school computer to Mr. Griffiths who is keen to learn about the word processor - but Mr. Mackenzie is expecting it back. Brian, and Locko get the P.E sports net ready, and when the next "satellite" starts to twist around in the playground, they "catch" all its constituent parts, leaving a writhing mass of bodies unable to extricate themselves. Mr. Hargreaves works out that Mr. Griffiths has the old BBC computer, and to the caretaker s chagrin, asks for it to be returned. Meanwhile, Akik, left at the computer, enjoys nosing into the school memos stored there rather insecurely...',' Geffers'),
('12366',' Ronnie s concerns about Animal Welfare have become an obsession, with her room filled with posters. At the bus stop, Ronnie and Calley get chatting to St. Mary s girls and Ronnie is horrified to learn that at their school, they cut up rats in Biology. Neil Timpson gets laughed at for his poor throwing skills, but he has revenge planned using his video nasty - he puts the case on the table next to Mirs. Monroe, and the video itself in Jacko s bag. When Mrs. Monroe starts bag checking, a diversion allows Jacko time to realize what s happened, and tacitly the class move the video back to Timpson s own bag, where it is discovered. At St. Mary s, Ronnie finds the Biology lesson, and the girls she met earlier, and hands out anti-vivisection leaflets, ignoring the irate teacher, and telling the class that they can opt out of dissection. Unfortunately, none of the girls there want to compromise their grades by supporting her stand, and she leaves, frustrated by their inaction. In the high street, she stares at the windows of the Butchers, and the shops selling leather purses. At the card games, Mauler takes yet another loss in bad spirits. The others are dismissive of his financial situation, so he steals Mr. Griffiths s photo from the shelf (which is in fact Mr. Hargreaves s photo frame, due to previous machinations with Tegs and Matthew). Mr. Griffiths discovers his photo has gone... at the same time as Mauler enters the local antique shop. Miss Booth goes to see Mr. Hargreaves about getting some money to set up T-shirt printing. She explains that they will make it into a profitable venture, but he comes back to her wanting the whole school to see the profit rather than just the Art Department. In a fury, she draws a cruel caricature of the Deputy Head. At the end of the school day, Mrs. Monroe sits in a detention class with Neil Timpson, and Ronnie walks as if in a daze around the school. She finds her anti-cruelty poster has been defaced - its potent words made light by a smiley face. Mrs. McClusky finds her standing alone, and presses her to divulge her feelings. She explains that she feels she can do nothing to really help the cause, and she breaks down in tears on McClusky s shoulder.',' Geffers'),
('12367',' Chrissy and Justine s T-Shirt group gets infiltrated by Raju, who offers to supply the t-shirts via his charismatic cousin. They get a deal where they pay after 28 days. Tegs speaks to his social worker about life with his real mother - the trouble is that she doesn t know anything about him. She suggests that he goes to stay with her for a weekend. Calley and Ronnie are annoyed that they aren t on Mr. Hargreaves Vigilant Committee List - but they aren t the only ones - Mauler can t believe his eyes when he sees Ted and Trevor listed, but not himself. The T-Shirt printing gets underway in the little room, using spray paints. After a while the fumes from the cans start to irritate their throats. Outside, a vengeful Timpson ties the door firmly to the radiator so it won t open. Matthew can t keep his eyes open in the English lesson - Mrs. Monroe gets to the root of the problem - watching late night videos. Back in the T-Shirt printing room, Chrissy and Justine realize that they are suffering from the spray can s fumes, and try to exit, but find the door firmly shut. Mike shows a newspaper to Robbie - the headline tells of a man in a coma after a pub brawl - the same brawl that Robbie and Mike were caught up in. Out in the playground, Raju learns that the girls are spray painting downstairs, and realizes that there is no ventilation. He dashes down there, and opens the door - the two girls are sprawled on the ground...',' Geffers'),
('12368',' Second Former Brian thinks their new teacher is speaking double dutch - but he is half right - he is Mr. Van Der Groot from the Netherlands. Chrissy and Ted have spent a lot of the summer together, and they are reluctant to go back. The school is freezing cold - but the caretaker can t yet put the heating on. Mrs. McClusky insists that Mr. Griffiths starts it up. The Fourth Form find that their new art teacher is a Mrs. Farrington - they wonder if Miss Booth was sacked. Then "Miss Booth" walks in... She is furious with the Deputy Head to find that he s assumed that she will take her new married name, when she wants to retain her old moniker. Mr. Hargreaves has a cunning plan to pay for the extra heating bill that seems likely to be incurred - putting up adverts around the school. Calley s finally due to hear the results of all the tests that have been made following the scratch she incurred from a monkey that may have had the HIV virus. Tegs thinks his dad is about to uproot the household to Germany. Nick and Richard con Barry Timpson into buying a piece of rock which is supposed to be from the Berlin Wall. As Mr. Griffiths turns on the heating, and water starts coursing through the badly maintained system, Alice and Becky, staying warm in a secret hidey hole, knock over a plank, and a ball-cock is released, starting a flood. Alice and Becky get Julie to be the watch while they do something in secret in the loos - when Julie goes to look, she finds they have disappeared. Mrs. Monroe finds that her Shakespeare lines of it "always raining" has materialized into fact - water is dripping through the ceiling! The ceiling bulges, and the class make a hasty retreat to the door. At that moment, Mr. Hargreaves makes an entry, investigates the effect, and gets swamped by the resulting deluge of his ill-advised prod into the plasterwork. The school is evacuated, and when Alice and Becky emerge to blend in with the others, they are astonished to find an empty building.',' Geffers'),
('12369',' Julie Corrigan finds that her jump into the swimming pool hasn t made her any more popular - quite the reverse, as Becky s put the idea around that it s Julie who started the rumour about Chrissy s affair with Mr. Van Der Groot. Chrissy turns up to school late - she tells Ms Booth that her pregnancy test was false. Finding Ted no help at all, Trevor is forced to hand control of the pizza business over to Jacko s gang. Mr. Robson proposes a cheaper replacement trip - to Dartmoor, instead of Russia. In the afternoon registration, Mrs Monroe finds a lot of absentees - including Julie Corrigan. Out in the playground, Jacko is finishing up the pizza sales for the day, watched by Neil Timpson and his cronies, who plan to swoop in to take the profits. Unfortunately, Mr. Hargreaves appears at a crucial moment, and blaming Timpson for the mess, gets his lot to clear it up. After school, Trevor appears with a specially modified bike - thanks to Mr. Mackenzie s help, but Ted is in a world of his own. At home, Becky speaks to Robyn on the phone - apparently, Julie has not returned home, and Robyn fears they may have pushed her into running away. Richard, Nick and Matthew plan a night time operation to catch the smugglers with the idea of Nick distracting the men while the other two gain entrance to the mysterious shed. At Mr. Van Der Groot s house, where Mrs. Monroe has been invited around for dinner, Natalie rings the doorbell. She breaks the news that Julie has gone missing. At Richard s house, the three lads finally see what they have been waiting for, and a van turns up at the neighbour s house. Unfortunately, their elaborate alarms don t work, and Matthew only has barely enough time to hide near the shed, overhearing the "smugglers" talk about wanting to make "real money". Meanwhile, out on the dark streets, Julie is wandering around and gets accosted by a drunk. Finally, she is picked up by the police...',' Geffers'),
('12370',' The new arrangements for the school cleaning using outside contractors has caused the place to become noticeably dirtier. Mr. Hargreaves suggests paying the sixth formers some money for them to help, but Mrs. McClusky won t hear of it. Ms Booth acquires an injury while out running. In the art lesson (with Mr. Van Der Groot in temporary charge), Mrs. Monroe gives Alice a taste of her own medicine, having found the root of Julie Corrigan s trouble. She gives the second formers a subtle lesson on what it means to be a victim. For messing around, Jacko and Locko are kept behind to clean up paint from the floor - and their lunchtime pizza service suffers as a result. With Ms Booth unable to go to Dartmoor, Mrs. Monroe steps in as a replacement. Richard sells t-shirts to those going to Dartmoor - with a picture of Marilyn Monroe on them in honour of their esteemed teacher. He gives the money to cash-strapped Matthew to buy the necessary gear. At the Pizza parlour, Ted and Trevor are left holding the fort, but Ted notices Chrissy outside, and goes to talk to her. There s finally a chance for Richard, Nick and Matthew to see inside their neighbour s shed, when the "smugglers" leave it unlocked. Inside the shed, they find disguises - and then - a gun! Meanwhile Nick reports on the walky-talky that the smugglers are coming back in their van. Nick distracts the occupants, while the other two flee...',' Geffers'),
('12371',' On the day of the trip to Dartmoor, Ray turns up late on his brother s bike and comes armed with an axe "for the mountaineering". It seems to lack brakes and he smashes into the side of the minibus. His enraged brother, Kenny, is not far behind... Matthew has trouble relaxing though - he is still worried about the run in with the smugglers. Mrs. Monroes acquires a caravan so she will not need to share the rather bare comforts of the girls  room. Mr. Robson envies her luxury, in amongst the snoring of the boys. The next morning, Mr. Robson looks a little worse for wear, while Mrs Monroe emerges from her caravan fighting fit. The kids greet her with a sudden display of their Marilyn Monroe t-shirts - but she retaliates with her own creation which proclaims "But there is only one". Already getting fed up with the rather organic nature of the food on offer, Ray announces to the others that he has a plan. Among the girls though, Chrissy seems to be off her food altogether. Back at home, Ted is with Trevor, helping with the pizzas, and Trevor tells Ted he d like to hold a dinner party - but perhaps will do a practice run first. They invite Calley and Georgina. Ray leads Henry and Richard to his discovery - a dilapidated van with the keys inside. To their surprise though, the van is driven off. Watching it depart, Ray has another surprise - he s got his brother s wallet, full of money. The next night, Mr. Robson finds a cupboard to sleep in and Nick is persuaded to tell one of his horror stories about a mad axeman. The next day, Matthew can t seem to get the story out of his head, although Nick is adamant he made it up. Richard tells Matthew that Natalie fancies him, which somewhat takes his mind off the mad axeman. Out rock climbing with Justine, Chrissy suddenly decides against climbing any further. Justine works out why she s so scared of hurting herself: Chrissy lied about the test being false - she is pregnant after all...',' Geffers'),
('12372',' Following on from Chrissy s admission to Justine that she s pregnant, Justine coerces Richard and Raymond to help take Chrissy back to the center. On route, Chrissy puts her foot in a stream, and can t walk any further. Ray runs off, saying he s got a good idea - and returns driving an old car towards them. Chrissy is taken back to camp, and Ray and Richard return the car to its original location - Richard puts a five pound note on the windscreen (from Ray s brother s wallet!). Back home, while Trevor despairingly studies a cookbook, for the planned dinner with Calley and Georgina, Ted proposes that they get in a takeaway meal to save time. Trevor sweet-talks Sue at the pizza parlour to do the cooking, making out that they are taking it to some old people. Back at camp, while Nick washes up, Fran makes a friend of guitar playing Jamie who lives at the centre. Richard is determined to wind Matthew up - but gets no help from Justine or Natalie. When it falls dark, he tells Matthew he s seen lights, like they ve seen the smugglers use. Ray, dressed up as the mad axeman out of Nick s horror story, gives Matthew the shock of his life. Feeling pleased with themselves, Ray and Richard laugh back at their dormitory, but Justine walks in and ticks them off for being childish. Mr. Robson finds Matthew outside, hiding, and upset and gives him a pep talk. On the last day there s a final mission to perform involving navigation and an initiative test, and groups of four set out on their different journeys. Mrs. Monroe s team find themselves in canoes, while Justine s set are on horses. When Ray reaches his initiative test, he is alarmed to learn that his brother has been calling the centre, to let them know he is on his way. Matthew, with Justine s help, scares the life out of Ray and Richard by dropping rocks down, to make them think that Kenny has caught up with his errant younger brother Giving up the temporary shelter from the bombardment when someone mentions they ve seen a gun, Richard and Ray run, and trip over into a small pond. From the laughter they hear, it is evident that everyone else was in on the joke. Back home, Trevor and Ted prepare for the dinner party - getting the ready prepared meal from the Pizza Parlour, hoping to fool Georgina and Calley. Unfortunately, they forget the horseradish sauce, and Sue asks Don, who is doing the pizza deliveries, to take it to Trevor. He duly arrives, and unwittingly reveals that the meal has been brought in. Afterwards, Trevor sits in disgrace with horseradish sauce over his best shirt bemoaning his luck...',' Geffers'),
('12373',' Chrissy faints in the assembly and Ms Booth has a chat with her outside. She admits to her pregnancy. She goes to Mrs. McClusky s office, who arranges to call in her mother. The conversation is not private, however, as Alice and Becky are monitoring the conversation from their crawl space, and the news spreads around the school. Trevor puts ketchup in Neil Timpson s bag, but Neil figures it out to have been Jacko and plans a suitable revenge. Trevor suggests to Ted that Chrissy fainting in assembly points to her being pregnant, and that Ted ought to find out the truth about Jan Van Der Groot. At home, Chrissy makes peace with her mum and agrees to go an advisory service. She is advised that she must make a decision before twelve weeks, and she agrees to see a gynecologist. Ted, who seems to be in a daze, tries to find out where Chrissy is from Justine, but is told off by Ms Booth for interrupting Netball. Back inside, and in the crawlspace, Alice makes a false move, and her feet punch a hole in the ceiling tiles, and she shrieks in panic as she finds herself stuck. She is mocked by Neil Timpson below, and watched by a delighted Julie Corrigan. Later, when the hole is spotted, Mr. Griffiths attributes it to rodents or wasps, until Mr. Hargreaves points out the obvious human footprint on top of the ceiling tile. Ted meets up with Chrissy at a café, and he s upset that she didn t tell him earlier about the truth of her pregnancy. He tells her he will support her, marry her even! Back at school, Mrs. McClusky tells the Deputy Head that she is going to take early retirement and leave at the end of term. Outside her room he gives a delighted leap into the air!',' Geffers'),
('12374',' In the morning, Richard hears a local radio news bulletin about a drugs raid in the vicinity. He, Nick and Matthew think it s related to the "smugglers" they ve been watching. When Matthew spots the very same van seen at Richard s neighbour s house, he spreads the word to the other two, and they panic that they ve infiltrated the school. A model boat race is to be held in the playground with Mr. Hankin and Mr. Mackenzie heading the teams, and one of the boats powered by steam. Neil Timpson becomes an unofficial booky to profit from the venture, thinking that Mr. Mackenzie s steam boat doesn t have a chance. In Mr. Hankin s class, while the teacher is fully absorbed in creating his boat, Matthew takes a peek worriedly into the corridor. He sees one of the "smugglers" with a gun in his hand. They decide they ll call the police at lunchtime. Mrs. Monroe s class is interrupted by Mr. Griffiths s entry, holding a ceiling tile, and asking if anyone recognizes the footprint. There s an unexpected diversion in the 4th form art class, when they are packed off to the Hall. Mrs. Monroe makes a mysterious announcement about their imaginations and asks for volunteers to help out on stage. Thinking that might be the safest place with armed drug dealers on the loose, Matthew, Richard and Nick come forward. To the music of Holst, they become part of a surreal play, as three men and a woman emerge from the floor of the stage, heavily made up as though they are the walking dead. The three lads are blindfolded and have their wrists bound and are led onto stage. They take part in a play that demonstrates against people unfairly imprisoned and have to guess objects placed before them - handcuffs, bars, a handgun ... Unfortunately, Matthew hasn t quite sussed the reality of the situation, and the gun puts terror into him, and he races off. Ted goes to speak to Mrs. McClusky about his legal position with Chrissy. She reassures him that the law probably won t prosecute. Outside as the boat race is prepared, Neil finds lots of bets supporting the steam-driven boat, and then the reason becomes clear. Mr. Mackenzie produces some pebbles for each craft to carry, as part of the rules about an "agreed payroll", so the test becomes more evenly matched. After the steam-powered machine wins, Matthew appears from the corner of the playground, and angrily tells Richard never to pull a stunt like that again, thinking that the entire business with the smugglers was something that Richard knew about. After school, Chrissy goes back to Ted s house with him, for moral support while Ted tells his folks about the pregnancy. In hospital, Brian Shaw s parents have bad news: he needs a bone marrow transplant if he is to survive his leukaemia. Mrs. Monroe brings in Jacko and Locko to see him - he lies weakly and without hair, in his hospital bed.',' Geffers'),
('12375',' A donor has been found for Brian - his parents hear the details of how a bone marrow operation is performed. Mrs. McClusky makes an announcement to the staff about her impending early retirement from mainstream teaching, giving temporary control of the school to Mr. Robson. Matthew has some good news - his family has been rehoused at last. Jacko and Locko want to go to see Brian in hospital and try to persuade Akik to handle the lunchtime pizza business. He grudgingly agrees with help from Julie. They start selling the pizzas outside, but it rains, so they have to go inside. Unfortunately, the Timpson brothers muscle in - but Julie Corrigan is amazingly strong willed against them, and forces them away. At that moment, Mr. Robson enters, investigating the strong smell of pizza, but Akik and Julie keep quiet about the pizza business s true operators. Jacko and Locko deliver a get well soon card to Brian, and leave a photo of happier times. Outside school, Georgina is trying to persuade Calley that she needs to wear glasses - her eyesight being the source of her bad headaches - and bullies her into visiting the optician. Ted and Chrissy s mother seem to be pushing Chrissy into having an abortion. Ted comes to tea, and meets Chrissy s mother - he discovers that her father is still ignorant of Chrissy s pregnancy. Ted goes outside with Chrissy while her mother breaks the news. Chrissy s father comes outside and punches Ted, knocking him to the ground!',' Geffers'),
('12376',' Interviews are held for Mrs. McClusky s replacement. Mrs. Monroe watches the clock anxiously - it s the morning of Brian Shaw s operation. Chrissy breaks the news to Ted in a rather public arena - she is going through with the pregnancy. He makes an ugly scene, shouting and banging the lockers in frustration, and at a rather poor moment, as a potential candidate for the headship is leaving after her interview. Afterwards Ms Booth has a reassuring chat with Chrissy, and Calley explodes with fury at Ted for his attitude. Mr. Robson offers Calley some work experience for the weekend at a hotel. Ray nags Nick senseless until he agrees to lend him his smart jacket. Justine is offered an exchange trip to Sweden, with travel and board paid for. Ted makes his peace with Chrissy outside in the park. Matthew takes his friends round to see his new flat - on the tenth floor of a tower block without an operational lift. His mother notices that he seems to be close to Natalie. Trevor does his evening pizza deliveries, and finds himself at the house of Carol whom he met at the Travel Agency work experience, and is invited in. Ray, Henry, Fran and Maria go to a club - but Ray emerges with a stain on his borrowed jacket. They miss their bus, and Ray tries to break into a nearby car to get some transport. As he bends down to the lock, his brother pulls up in his car and hauls him off - leaving the other three stranded...',' Geffers'),
('12377',' Fran receives a letter from Jamie out on the wilds of Dartmoor, and can t quite decide how to handle his attention - Maria suggests she writes a letter back, herself. Trevor announces that he s given up the pizza business, at least until after the exams. They struggle to find the right words to tell Peter at the pizza parlour, but in the end, Pete tells them that he s packing it in. Nick is on the warpath, hunting down Ray for his borrowed jacket. He s not happy to find that Ray s dyed it, to cover up the drink that was spilled on it. Calley starts her work experience at a hotel. She is set to work as a chambermaid, then washing the dishes - hardly the kind of work she had envisigioned. Mrs. Monroe announces that Brian Shaw has pulled through after his bone marrow transplant - but won t be returning to school for a while. Back at the hotel, Calley is given a go at being receptionist. She becomes a bit of a Nancy Drew, spotting a customer who belies his statement of being a regular while not knowing the way upstairs - she realizes he is a con artist when he tries to cash a dodgy cheque. She earns herself a summer s job at the hotel. Back at school, there are final interviews for post of school Head.',' Geffers'),
('12378',' As Ms Booth s sponsored fun run gets underway, Mr. Hargreaves passes the school sign, and imagines his own name on the board. A discussion of baby names takes place both at Chrissy s house, and between Ted and Trevor ("Trevor Fisk" being a rather unlikely suggestion!). Waiting for Ms Booth, who seems a little slow, the Grange Hill staff and pupils are distracted by food and miss the moment when she runs by. The exams start for the sixth formers, but Georgina is worried when Calley doesn t turn up in time. Fran confides to Maria that she received a letter from Jamie thanking her for a letter which she didn t send. In passing, Richard consoles Mr. Hargreaves for not getting the post of Headmaster - but no-one seems to know who will be the new Head. Mr. Robson finds Calley doing last minute revision in a corridor, and gets her on her way. Mr. Hargreaves spots a stranger in the playground. After the exam, Ted finds Chrissy waiting. She invites him to tea, and he reluctantly agrees. Georgina plays hard to get with Don, telling him that she s probably going to America in the holidays, but she might go with him to tour Europe if Calley could be persuaded to come too. The mystery visitor is revealed - it s Jamie who has come over to see Fran. She is confused as to why he s come - but he shows the letter in which she makes the request - and objects that it s not her handwriting. Maria offers to put him up. Fran has it out with Maria, working out that her friend is making a play for Jamie. Under pressure, Maria withdraws her offer for Jamie to stay, and he makes arrangements with Ray and Nick. Maria walks home, upset at losing both her chance with Jamie, and Fran s friendship. Ted has an awkward meeting with Chrissy s dad over tea, but it goes more smoothly than his last encounter and Ted leaves the house in one piece.',' Geffers'),
('12379',' Ms Booth starts the day with a one mile run up a hill. Tegs is asked by his foster parents about the idea of going to Germany, but he s not keen on losing his friends. On "Car Day" Richard boasts about his custom made radio controlled car, but Tegs doesn t believe him. When he takes Matthew and Tegs to his locker, it s missing, but Tegs never thought it was there in the first place. Meanwhile, outside, a race of the cars is planned - and Neil Timpson has "acquired" an impressive model. Richard hears about the race outside, the race participants scatter, and Richard finds his car on the playground, abandoned. Trevor s work experience at a travel agent starts, but he has already made an enemy of one of the girls who works there. Mr Hargreaves tells the Fourth Form about the advertising design idea, but Chrissy voices the opinion that if the school are going to be paid, then so should they, for their design work. At the Estate Agents, Trevor is briefly left alone, and a client comes in urgent need of a booking. It seems to go well - but Trev hasn t checked the credit card against the list of fraudulent cards. It turns out to be okay, but his boss is not pleased. There s general consensus that the school dinners are very skimpy - an outside caterers are handling the arrangements. Thin Alice is nominated for a special role by her friends, and they wipe her face with dirt and mess up her appearance. She cheekily asks for "more" in an Oliver Twist manner! Calley finally gets her hospital results - she is out of danger!',' Geffers'),
('12380',' With an end of term dance in the offing, Jamie has a problem - he won t be admitted unless he has something resembling a Grange Hill uniform. He takes bits and pieces of clothing from Nick, Richard and Matthew, and changes in a phone booth. The new addition to the school causes confusion for Mr. Hargreaves, who s not happy about the half-dressed nature of Jamie s friends. Mr. Griffiths presents a gift to Mrs. McClusky: a handmade model of the school made out of lolly sticks! She thanks him, but tells him it will have pride and place indoors as she does not like garden ornaments. Unfortunately, Mr. Hargreaves, ignorant of this preference, drives back to school with a huge stone tortoise, and other ornaments in his car - as a leaving present for her. At his work experience in the Travel Agents, Trevor is surprised to see Georgina turn up with Don and ask for train passes for Europe. Trevor has resigned himself to not going to the dance, but Carol in the Travel Agents asks him to take her. Tasked with emptying out the lost property locker, Neil Timpson takes a bag of junk to the bottle recycling bin and is chastised by the collecting driver. He carelessly leaves his brother s CD player behind on the ground, and the now empty recycling bin is plonked down on top of it. When the brothers go looking for it, unaware of its fate, they are accused of stealing from the lockers, and are banned from the concert. While Mrs. McClusky is distracted, the staff carry her menagerie of garden stone ornaments to the stage in preparation for the presentation. The band s guitarist tries to help when the heavy stone tortoise is almost dropped, and he injures his hand. Jamie gives up his anonymity and steps in to replace him. Night falls, and people start arriving for the dance. Maria is waiting outside for Jamie - but she s told that he s already inside, and assumes that Fran s with him. A mystery singer is announced - Natalie - this pleases down-in-the-dumps Matthew, who had given up on seeing her. Outside the school, a revenging Barry Timpson phones the fire brigade, pretending to be Mr. Hargreaves. Mrs. McClusky is presented with her garden gifts, and has to put on a brave face. Calley gives a final announcement about the sad departure of Mrs. McClusky, and reveals another present: a slide show of photos that remember the happy days. As the slides are shown, Natalie sings a fond farewell to the long-standing headmistress of Grange Hill.',' Geffers'),
('12381',' Mr. Griffiths is horrified to find that the school s bottle recycling is going to be open to members of the public. Jacko s gang plan to go and watch Mike run up in Edinburgh. Alice and Becky get Julie Corrigan to look after their bags, and then do their disappearing trick - through a secret door in the toilets into a crawl space behind the wall. As a protest, the second formers are deliberately slow in the canteen queue - and then Akik wants to pay for his dinner in all pennies! Mr. Robson agrees that Georgina can go to Edinburgh - but to her annoyance, the school won t pay for her ticket. Alice and Becky go exploring in the crawlspace and find themselves about the Head s office. Lifting up a ceiling tile, they hear Mrs. McClusky say that if the canteen protests worsen then they will have to take some action. They spread the word that they want a large-scale protest the next day in the canteen. Jacko and Brian are rather unsuccessful in their aim to get stuff for their expedition to Edinburgh - getting the wrong types of map books, and the wrong types of compasses (the sort you need for geometry!) - but they are put to shame by Locko, who has sold his remote-controlled car to get funds. Mrs Monroe gets her class to start collecting and sorting paper for recycling - but it turns out to be a harder and messier job than they imagined. Richard has been telling Matthew about the smuggling he s seen from the vantage of his tree house. Tegs doesn t believe a word of it though. A peaceful protest is held in the canteen - with no-one ordering food - but Trevor and Ted go off for a pizza instead. He makes friends with the restaurant owners, and finds out they come from Halifax. Meanwhile, back at school, Mrs. McClusky visits the canteen and hears the grievances of the protesters. She has a meeting with the head of catering - and an increase in portions is agreed - to the delight of Becky and Alice listening from their hidey-hole above. Georgina falls out with Calley - Georgina moans about how Mike s training gets in the way of their relationship, but Calley thinks she should just be grateful she has him. Up in Richard s tree-house, Matthew and Nick see the "Smugglers" coming in to their neighbour s back garden. They watch as two suspicious men put boxes away into the garden shed...',' Geffers'),
('12382',' Georgina kisses the preoccupied Mike goodbye as he gets on the train to Edinburgh - she is put out that he assumes she will wait in for his phone call. On the pretence of going fishing, Jacko s gang head off for their trip North, but the train ticket costs a lot more than they expected - and in any case they are at the wrong station. They opt for a cheaper alternative - preferably free if they can stay hidden - a coach. They get in one, but as they hide, the driver changes the destination sign to "Bristol". When Chrissy tells Natalie about the party she is going to, Natalie assumes she will be going alone, and in turn invites Justine, persuading her that she can go with Tegs. Chrissy though isn t too pleased with that idea, as they all have to appear older, and Tegs is hardly convincing as an eighteen year old. Jacko and his mates disembark from the coach when they realize they are going West, and mooch around. To their surprise they bump into Mr. Mackenzie at a petrol station on his way up North. He notices that Brian does not look very well. He s not willing for them to tag along, especially as he is merely driving to the airport. Calley finally agrees to go to the party with Georgina, but seems determined not to have a good time. Ted and Trevor turn up, but Chrissy avoids Ted, thinking that he d want to be with girls his own age. As they dance, he tells her that he wants to go out with her properly. Tegs turns up, but he can t get past the bouncer. Georgina dances with Don, another athlete from Grange Hill, while Trevor, his self-confidence boosted by alcohol, fails to get Natalie to partner him, or anyone else for that matter. While Georgina dances at a flat in London, up in Scotland, her boyfriend Mike fumes as his phone call goes unanswered. Justine finds her dancing partner a little too forward, and goes outside - there she meets a miserable Tegs. He tells her that he is moving to Germany with his family. He walks away despondently but she goes after him and they walk off together....',' Geffers'),
('12383',' Back from his race in Edinburgh, Mike argues with Georgina over who should have called whom on the phone, interrupted by a congratulatory message from Mrs. McClusky. Trevor and Ted are told by Mr. Hargreaves to take the advertising competition winners to be framed by Mr. Mackenzie. Trevor notices that one of the entries that didn t win was by Chrissie and tries to get more clues about Ted s relationship, but he is keeping mum. Mrs. Monroe discusses relationships and sex with the Fourth Year. Mr. Griffiths is annoyed to find his trusty old cleaning materials have been replaced with environmentally friendly equivalents. Mike meet an athletics scout - Cecile, who wants him to go to California to continue his training. He recognizes her as the woman he met as he was preparing to travel up to Scotland. Chrissy and Natalie go round to Mr. Van der Groot s house, and meet his lonely landlady, and a houseful of cats. They accompany him on a search for a place of his own. Trevor goes to his favourite pizza restaurant, and makes a proposition. He offers the idea of a delivery service - but Peter, the manager, is more keen on Trevor doing the footwork in getting the customers. Jacko and Locko go to see bed-ridden Brian who is in a bad way, with bruises that won t heal - he has a hospital appointment lined up. They leave him be, worried about his condition...',' Geffers'),
('12384',' Brian s in hospital, and it looks to be a long stay. Mrs Monroe bikes into school, with a tune she can t get out of her head. Calley sits in the library with a permanent headache. Mike asks for her advice about whether he should tell Georgina about the chance he might have of an American scholarship. She accidentally lets slip about Don Jenkins, who Georgina met at the party, leaving no doubt in Mike s mind as to why Georgina didn t wait in for his phone call when he was in Edinburgh. In the Physics lesson, Julie finds she is unwanted, and is teased by Alice and Becky. The canteen still seems to be having problems supplying the meals that are wanted, and it is an opportune time for Trevor and his new pizza selling scheme. They start selling take-away pizzas - but the boxes are unlabelled, and the operation begins in a chaotic manner. Trevor s makeshift table is the top of the bottle bank - which conspires against him when a stack of pizzas slides into the bottle bank s hole. Back in the canteen, Julie Corrigan continues to be harassed by Alice and Becky. In the 6th Form Common Room, Mike confronts Georgina about Don. Calley interrupts their arguments, in pain from her migraine. In the staffroom, Mrs. Monroe spreads the virus of the catchy tune she is trying to work out the title of, and eventually susses that it is "Hey Jude". Mrs. Shaw comes in to see Mrs. McClusky, and breaks the news that Brian has Leukaemia. In the afternoon, Mr. Griffiths and Mr. Hargreaves find the framed advertisements have been vandalized, and Mr. Hargreaves has a strong suspicion about who it might have been - Chrissy Mainwaring is summoned. No evidence is found, and she demands an apology. In Mrs Monroe s class, Alice takes Julie s rough book when she s not looking. Julie responds by feebly attacking Alice, but then Mrs. Monroe enters. Julie tells on Alice, who admits to nothing, and Mrs. Monroe unsympathetically tells Julie that she s got to learn to stand on her own two feet. After school, Akik seems to be the last person who will actually talk to her, until Alice pushes him off, leaving her alone. Mike tells Georgina that he loves her, but she suggests that he loves sport more. Natalie tells Chrissy that she can t go on their agreed trip to see Mr. Van Der Groot in his new flat, and to Nat s annoyance Chrissy says that she will go alone. Ted and Trevor aren t having an easy time delivering pizzas with just the one bike - especially when they drop a stack of them. Ted gives up and walks off. Mr. Van Der Groot seems a little nervous that Chrissy is helping him decorate on her own, but soon Ted turns up outside and she leaves. They have nowhere to go, and kiss passionately in the street...',' Geffers'),
('12385',' Akik s expensive remote-controlled car gets the attention of the Timpson brothers. There is outrage when it is announced that a rental fee is required to use school lockers. Mrs. Monroe explains about Brian s leukaemia to his shocked classmates. Julie, more isolated than ever, bunks off school, but is advised to return by a passing policewoman. Mr. Hargreaves makes Georgina "Head Girl". As Akik prepares to race his car in the playground races organized by Mr. Hankin, he opens his bag to find it has gone. Jacko and Locko sort out Brian s locker, and find his racing car inside: they plan to take it to him in hospital to cheer him up. Mr. Hargreaves is distressed by Mrs. McClusky s idea to put HIV awareness posters around the school - he thinks it will affect the advertising. While the press are called in to see the artwork/advertising, someone is replacing the ad for the local sweet shop with another piece that promises all the "fillings you ve ever dreamed of!" As the proprietor of the shop stands next to the "advert" for a press photo, Mr. Hargreaves suddenly notices the picture has been changed. Once again, Chrissy is blamed. Mrs. Monroe learns about the loss of Akik s expensive car, and announces they will do a search of the school - Neil Timpson fakes being sick so he can quickly retrieve it from his locker. He takes it outside, uses it in the playground, but it gets squashed by a truck that happens to be leaving. He then has the cheek to return it in a carrier bag for the reward they agreed. At the hospital, Jacko and Locko show Brian the car they have brought, but the ward sister is not too happy to find it running in the corridor. Mr. Robson collects Mike on his motorbike to take him for some practice on the running track, but the bike swerves to avoid a car, and they both tumble off. Mr. Robson gets up easily, but Mike is lying on the road unconscious....',' Geffers'),
('12386',' After the accident, Mike is rushed to hospital in an ambulance and spends the night there. The next morning his dad, and Mr. Robson turn up to accompany him home. At school, Alice tricks Akik into giving her his soft drink bottle, and then runs off to the girls  toilets. As he waits for her, she taunts him by appearing in the corridor at some distance away - he is determined to find out her secret. In Art, Natalie asks Chrissy how she got on with Mr. Van Der Groot, and she gets annoyed, ruins her painting and storms off. Nat follows her, but Chrissy won t come out and talk. Curiosity finally gets the better of Akik, and to Dominic s astonishment, he brazenly walks into the ladies , just in time to see Alice come out of secret wall. Cecile (the US athletics scout) gives Mike a visa application - Georgina sees this, and crossly marches off, thinking he s already decided to leave the country, and her... Alice and Becky agree to let Akik and Dominic come with them into the crawl space, thinking it better than the word spreading. Still crying in the toilets, Chrissy finally reveals to Fran why she s upset - she is pregnant, and hasn t told anyone yet. Unfortunately, they aren t as alone as they think - the four second formers are listening in the crawl space above them. Matthew is keen to find out more about the smuggling operation that he witnessed with Richard and Nick, and they agree to investigate further. Fran tells Natalie about Chrissy s pregnancy, and they try to convince her that she needs to tell someone so she can get proper advice. In the playground, Alice works out that it was Chrissy she heard admitting to being pregnant. Chrissy heads off to Ms Booth s house for advice, while Georgina goes round to Mike s house. Georgina comes to the conclusion that Mike has already made his mind up to go to the US. Up in the tree-house, Matthew watches with Nick and Richard for any smuggling activity in the neighbour s house. Under the cover of darkness they watch the gang take a box into their shed, and then bring out a different one. Ms Booth advises Chrissy that she needs to tell her mother, and see a doctor. Chrissy is adamant that she won t reveal the father s identity. As a touch of irony, Ted turns up at that moment to deliver a takeaway ordered by Ms. Booth s husband, blissfully unaware of the proceedings inside...',' Geffers'),
('12387',' Julie Corrigan s mother forces her reluctant daughter to go to school. She arrives with a sick note, but is met by Alice at the gates, who promptly tears it up. Mrs. McClusky tries to squeeze money out of Mr. Hargreaves s advertising revenue to help pay for a forthcoming trip to Russia. Nick and Richard find out that the expected money for the trip isn t available, and that Matthew is one of those who would be unable to go without financial support. They decide to hack into the Deputy Head s computer to see what the real state of school finances really is. Alice starts spreading a rumour about Chrissy s pregnancy, saying that Mr. Van Der Groot is the father, because she s been seen going round to his flat. Justine overhears the conversation, and confronts Chrissy, who denies it. Justine pulls Fran out of her lesson (on the pretence of her needing to speak to Mrs. McClusky) and the three try to work out how the pregnancy has become common knowledge, and who started saying it was Mr. Van Der Groot. After Fran leaves, Chrissy tells Justine that she s going to a special clinic to have her pregnancy confirmed. Richard logs on to Mr. Hargreaves computer, but can t find the advertising money accounted for. Believing that the Deputy Head has done some rather creative accounting, he eventually finds it under the refurbishing accounts, and just manages to pull a name "O  Hanlon" off the computer, before Matthew warns him that the deputy head is approaching. In the canteen, Justine and Natalie are a little too loud in their discussion about Nat s sister Becky being the one who spread the rumour - and Mr. Mackenzie overhears their conversation. Discussing what they see as an unjust use of the advertising revenue, Richard suggests they use another computer, since all school machines are networked together. Matthew fakes an illness in the receptionist s area, so Nick and Richard can access the computer in there. Richard starts the printout going, but it s too slow, and the receptionist returns before he can collect it. It s Trevor who finally breaks the distorted news to Ted about Chrissy, telling him that she s pregnant, and the Dutch teacher is the father. Back at the receptionist s area, Mrs. McClusky finds the printout, and takes it, immediately realizing its significance. She calls in Mr. Van Der Groot, and asks him to elaborate what s been happening with the Fourth Form girls. He protests innocence, pointing out that Chrissy s boyfriend appeared after she had been helping with the decorating. Unsupervised in their classroom, Alice and Robyn offer a rather doubtful olive branch of peace to Julie - they will be friends with her, but only if she passes the test of jumping in the swimming pool with all her clothes on. To their astonishment, she determinedly sets off. She arrives at the pool, with Mr. Robson taking a class there, and to everyone s astonishment she takes the plunge, to the bewilderment of the teacher, and the merriment of the occupants of the pool. In the Head s office, Mrs. McClusky has it out with Mr. Hargreaves over the fraudulent use of the advertising money. At the end of the school day, Ted finally manages to get a word with Chrissy, who s not happy that he believes that the Dutch teacher could have gotten her pregnant, and she storms off...',' Geffers'),
('12388',' As term starts, Jacko, Lee and Stewart practise their window cleaning skills. Mr. Robson, acting Deputy Head with Mr. Hargreaves away on a course, struggles with his new responsibilities, and a rather vociferous school secretary. Chrissy, now very visibly pregnant, gets ready for school with a newly invigorated Justine, fresh from her Sweden trip. On the way to school, Justine meets up with her new boyfriend, Liam, while Chrissy is bullied as she walks through an underpass. The bully s attention is distracted by the appearance of Liam, a St. Joseph boy. While Jacko s gang practise on the school windows, the caretaker advises Mr. Robson how hopeless the cleaners have been. When Mr. Griffiths shows the supposedly dirty windows, they have mysteriously become sparkling clean. As the fifth formers prepare for registration, Ray doesn t impress Maria and Matthew with his talk of becoming a millionaire. He acts out his fantasy, until an American voice tells him to get his feet of the table - he is spellbound by the entry of the new form teacher - Ms Janowitz. Mr. Robson encounters Natalie in the corridor and congratulates her on her singing at the end of term concert - but she claims to not understand what he s talking about. Ms Janovitz finds some discrepancies in the register - "Justine Bean" for instance, and two N. Stevens. Richard and Nick are horrified to find that Ray has fallen for his new American form teacher - and her impressive trainers. While Chrissy jokes with Justine about the hopelessness of Ted - they are aware of someone else in the cloakroom. They turn to find Nat listening - to their surprise, she is abusive, calling Chrissy a slag. Chrissy and Justine rally up some support from Maria and Fran to have it out with Nat. At the local shopping centre, Jacko and his mates struggle to find a car that is dirty enough to need cleaning. Lee comes up with the plan of making the windscreens dirty first - using a pail of mud and water. Ray, now obsessed by Ms Janowitz, goes to the shoe shop to try and find the same brand. With Chrissy s friends on the warpath, Matthew finds Natalie to warn her - but to his surprise, she pushes him off, telling him she s never seen him before in her life! Jacko s plan to muddy up a car, then clean it goes horribly wrong when their soapy water proves inadequate to the task of restoring the shine to a windscreen. Their would-be customer realizes their game when she finds one of their buckets near another muddy car, and she pours the contents onto the three lads  heads.',' Geffers'),
('12389',' Alice, Becky, and Julie lie in wait in their secret garden ready to give a good soaking to anyone who invades their territory. Unfortunately, Jacko has own plans for teaching the St Joe s a lesson, and uses more forceful methods to expel the St. Joseph boys - trampling the girls  flowers in the process. Natasha continues to be nasty to her twin, despite having her own way and having her own room at home now. Natalie gets her revenge though by pretending to be her sister, and earning a detention for being rude to Mr. Robson. Maria and Richard can t shift their trainers. Ms. Janowitz has a run-in with the new head over the school newspaper - Mrs. Keele doesn t like the low-quality presentation, and potentially damaging story-lines that put the school in a bad light. She also has news that Matthew Pearson won t be coming back to school. Ray s infatuation with Ms. Janowitz is beginning to concern her - he sees her book on Byron and claims to know his poems. Mrs. Monroe s lesson on the pros and cons of going to war seems to strike a chord with Becky, who gets upset with being caught in the crossfire of other people s battles, and storms out of the class. Mr. Robson overhears Fran and two of the smoking gang exchange words, and confronts the boys about Justine s attack. Ray encounters Techno at the computer room, and notices that there is a writers week on at another school where poets are due to give readings. He asks Techno if Lord Byron might be coming - Techno winds him up by saying yes! Mrs. Monroe has a quiet word with Becky to try to understand why she is upset. She finds out about the flowers, supposedly stolen by St Joe s, and the trampling of the flower beds, and asks Becky to continue with the Peace Garden. Raymond excitedly tells Ms. Janowitz that Lord Byron is coming to the Writers Week. She breaks the news that he s been dead for 200 years, but nevertheless is interested in the literary collaboration. Out in the playground, Mrs. Monroe gets to the root of the peace garden flowers, correctly identifying Jacko as the culprit - Jacko has to give his five pound note to Becky as compensation. The Cigarette gang aren t pleased to find their shed s been disturbed and their fags missing. Alice enters, to retrieve her thermos flask, and the gang smash one of her cups. The garden seems particularly busy with Jacko s lot, and Nick and Richard both expecting more St. Joes boys. Liam appears, with others of his year, and protests about their first formers being hurt, demanding compensation. The Grange Hill denizens stand their ground, and the St. Joseph lads leave, with threatening words. As Justine leaves, she encounters an upset Alice, who tells about Mick and the cigarette gang in the shed - Justine promises that she ll sort them out if they bother her any more. As Alice leaves, she says to herself: "All right Mick, I ve got you now..."',' Geffers'),
('12390',' "Make it Real," exclaims Ms Janowitz s banner in preparation for Writers  Week. Climbing a ladder with Ray below her, she (ill-advisably) jests that he is "Raymeo" - but the Shakespeare reference is lost on him. Chrissy faces another day alone at home with baby Jay after a bad night s sleep. The Year Sevens are a little bemused by the travel writer who gives them a talk about China. She gets her class to describe her dramatic entrance in words - and then takes them for a walk through the corridors as though a Chinese dragon. The writer for Year 9 is not so lucky, and finds his lot tougher to control. Inspired by Writers  Week, Techno uses the school computer during lesson time to send a love poem to his mystery correspondent at another school. As he waits for a reply from "LoveByte", Mr. Mackenzie comes to see how he s getting on with the C.A.D project, and Spanner distracts him by saying he s seen a rat under the desk. To Techno s delight, his electronic correspondent has decided she wants to meet him. While panic ensues in that classroom, Year 9 s role-play session is becoming increasingly noisy and uncontrollable. All in all, it s a bad time for Mrs. Keele to take an active interest in what s happening around the school... Mrs. Monroe silences the Writers  Week group with a crash of the gong and just about saves the day with a warning to behave. As the Cigarette gang discuss the new stock they are planning to get, and tells one of their Year Seven boys to come back, Justine overhears, and makes a mental note to come back too. Ms. Janowitz is given a hard time by the new Headmistress, who s not fooled in the least by Mrs. Monroe s attempt to make the chaotic role play seem deliberate. When she sees Ray, she is actually happy to see a friendly face. Ray, for his part, becomes even more infatuated by his teacher. He s not the only one who is lovestruck - Techno can t stop thinking about his network girlfriend, who of course he s never even seen. The final writer, for Year 11, gives a catchy poem about taking your opportunities - inspiration and dedication. One listener seems to really be taking the idea to heart - Ray! After school, Techno goes to the agreed rendezvous to meet "LoveByte". Unfortunately the girl who turns up is about four years older than he is, so he pretends to have no knowledge of whom "Techno" might be... Back at school, Ms. Janowitz takes down the Writers  Week banner, helped by Ray. As she comes down the ladder, Ray takes her in his arms and confidently kisses her on the mouth. Behind the curtain, Natasha watches, and smiles to herself...',' Geffers'),
('12391',' When St Joseph boys on bikes terrorize some Grange Hill Year Seven girls, they get pushed into some garbage by Natasha. Ms. Janowitz comes in, terrified that news of her kiss with Ray might have leaked out, but the only one who knows is Natasha. Natasha can t hold back though, and makes the kiss public knowledge in registration. In the aftermath, Mrs. Monroe calms Ms. Janowitz who was intent on getting Ray suspended. Ray gets no end of ribbing from his peers. A boy is chased after he shoplifts some shoes - the police assume he is from Grange Hill because of the direction he is running in, but Mrs. Keele (being interviewed by Justine Dean at the time) intercepts them, and denies them entry. Ted visits Chrissy and Jay, and tells her about the Southampton interview. Justine tells Mick and the cigarette gang that the police will be very interested about their scheme of getting Year Sevens to sell cigarettes. When they don t believe her, she plays them the recording she made when she was with Mrs. Keele, cleverly edited to make it sound like the police are getting interested in their activities. The gang dispose of their fags down the toilets, while Justine relays the event to the other kids using her tape recording equipment. Ray is told in no uncertain terms that he is lucky to not be up on an assault charge for his kiss, and he storms off. Outside school, Natalie is caught by the St. Joe s boys her sister made a fool of earlier - they mistake her for Natasha. She s not quite alone though - Nick is nearby and goes to the rescue. Also Liam steps in to stop it - but Ray appears at that moment, misunderstanding Liam s good intentions, and makes things worse, calling St. Josephs boys cowards. Liam can t back down, and an appointment is set for a rumble on the wasteland. Justine wants to try to talk Liam out of the fight - Chrissy comes along too with her pram. Finally, the scene is set for the confrontation - a large number of Grange Hill boys stand face to face with their St Joseph counterparts, led by Liam. As the tension builds, a Year Nine boy in the crowds, Jake, is pushed and falls, hurting himself. Chrissy and Justine step in, and Chrissy brings out her baby boy, telling them that she wants him to see what grown men are like. The situation is defused - and at that moment, a police car drives in, and everyone scatters...',' Geffers'),
('12392',' It s the twins  birthday, but there s no present from their father. Becky gives Natalie a large card, but Natasha a tiny one. Their mother gives them matching pullovers. In the wake of the confrontation with St. Joe s, the participants worry that the teachers know who was involved. Richard gives Natasha a card, but she tears it up. Ray wants to know what side Justine is on - but she s not telling. Mr. Robson interrogates her, but she merely says she was with Chrissy. Ray s alibi about watching snooker doesn t hold water. Fran and Maria try to talk Justine out of writing up the fight for the newspaper. Ms. Janowitz rather rashly promises that she could arrange for Justine to stay with her in Chicago in the holidays, but Justine seems to have made an assumption that Liam could come too. A local news reporter comes to find out about the school newspaper and talks to Justine. While her back is turned, he cheekily jots down what she s written on her screen, about the previous night s spot of bother. Afterwards, he goes to see the Head to get her opinion. Justine tries to get Liam to promise that he won t be involved in any more gang warfare. In response, he gives her a token ring. Maria and Richard s advertising of their home-made trainers bears fruit - Richard meets a prospective buyer at a local café - but finds he has to fork out for cake and coffee. The shoes don t impress... but then Maria arrives, and recognizes the would-be buyer. In the end, the shoes are sold... but there s not much profit to show for the deal. The next day, Ray is called into the Head s office once again - someone has identified Ray as being involved in skirmishes near some shops. In cookery, Diane s carelessness starts a fire, which means that Ray is saved by the bell - for the moment and the school is evacuated. Outside, Mrs. Keele uses the opportunity to tell everyone about the worries that the parents have expressed about discipline breaking down. A local newspaper is thrust into Justine s hands and she realizes that the report she had been working on has been lifted and used by the local reporter who had visited her. The Headmistress gives one final warning - let the excitement go - or you will!',' Geffers'),
('12393',' Ted gives up his tedious washing-up job, intent on pursuing his career in Southampton. But Chrissy is adamant that she s not moving away from home, and Ted storms off. Justine goes round to see her, and Chrissy asks if she can intercept Ted, and stop him doing anything rash. Justine finds Ted s not at home, but on the way out the postman gives her a postcard before she can explain that she doesn t live there. It s from Emma, the girl Ted met in Southampton. As Ted approaches, she steadfastly ignores him, and walks away, realizing why Ted s keen to return to Southampton. She tries to get her friends interested at school, but Ray shows her a national newspaper to which her article about gang warfare has spread, and Maria tries to convince Justine that the postcard might be innocent. Justine takes no notice, and uses the computer ask for Liam s help in sorting out Ted. In the school garden, Diane and her Year Seven friends go exploring and find a large animal footprint. They get a book from Mr. Hankin, borrow some plaster of Paris, a spatula from the cookery classroom, and make an impression of the print. Richard plucks up his courage and asks Natasha out - but she tells him to drop dead. Unable to get out of school at lunchtime because of the ban, Maria engineers a distraction, so Fran can leave while Mr. Robson s back is turned. Fran gets to Chrissy s house, but not before an ugly encounter with some of the Eagles gang. Later, when Justine arrives, Chrissy is angry with her for her intention of getting Ted beaten up by Liam s gang, but then Justine shows her the postcard - and leaves as Ted arrives. Chrissy tells Ted that it s obvious they don t love each other, and there would be no point them going to live together in Southampton. Ted asks to see his son, and asks Chrissy if she will let him see Jay, but she doesn t reply. Natalie is upset at finding that her former friends seem to be moving across to become Natasha s. Out in the garden, Diane and her friends are about to take a look at the footprint imprint but are interrupted by Julie who noses her way in, and bossily demands to be part of the secret. When they hear the sound of Mr. Griffiths, they escape through their secret entrance back to school. In the cookery lesson that follows, Diane replaces the spatula they stole, but neglect to clean it first, and the resulting cakes they cook have a certain gritty taste to them... Julie looks up the footprint and finds the animal is a fox. Smartly dressed, Ted waits for his coach to Southampton with Chrissy watching, promising to send her money each week. Out with Chrissy, Liam finds he s left his bike at Chrissy s - but he is oddly reluctant to return to it. As he returns, he is accosted by one of the rival Eagle gang and it becomes apparent that Liam is one of the Hawk gang, and that each gang has marked out certain territories that they defend. As he pushes his way through the two boys, and gains enough distance, he taunts them with a call "Hawks! Hawks! Hawks!"',' Geffers'),
('12394',' The governors want to sell the stretch of land being used for the Peace Garden to developers who are most likely to build a fast food restaurant. Becky and Alice know about it and decide they can t let it happen. Meanwhile, Diane and her friends watch the foxes and their cubs play in the garden. Ms. Janowitz agrees to help with Year Nine s intention to try to stop the purchase of the school s land. Ironically, Justine confides in her that she s rememberedthat Mr. Hargreaves had mentioned the selling of land to her during the interview - she doesn t realize it was Ms. Janowitz herself who erased that part of her interview, acting under orders. Justine reasons that although newspapers have been banned, nothing has been said about leaflets... Natalie finds that the pendulum has swung the other way now, and everyone s friends with her twin instead of her. Mrs. Keele persuades the campaigners that they are campaigning in the wrong way - it s the land owners they need to convince at a meeting in the evening - various of them volunteer to attend to make their point. The meeting starts - the argument for the garden is countered by the need for money for school books. Natasha s argument is their slogan "save what you can save". When all have had their say, the children have to exit, while the council makes its decision. The next day, with no firm decision, except that the development definitely won t be a fast food business, the idea of a school petition is mooted - and Natasha calls upon her slave Richard to organize it. When it doesn t seem like he is getting many signatures, Nat tells him he should sign for those who won t contribute! Luke tears a school book in Mrs. Monroe s class and when he is told to go outside, he has a strop, and throws a chair. Before his teacher can react there s activity outside and everyone rushes to the window - a bulldozer has entered the school playground - to everyone s horror, workmen take down the fence outside the Peace Garden. Then there s chaos with a whole crowd protesting to the two men. Richard takes their hammer, but it s a lost cause, as Mr. Robson arrives on the scene, followed by Mrs. Keele. The Head breaks the bad news that the authorities have decided the housing project will go ahead. It looks hopeless - but Natasha s not finished yet... When the workmen go back, they find the fence is plastered with "Save The Garden" posters. When they emerge, they are pelted with rotten vegetables. They emerge after some time has elapsed, and before they leave one drops a cigarette end, which is still smouldering, and it s perilously close to a tin of white spirits. Later, Julie and Diane s friends inspect the land for signs of their foxes. Lauren stays to look further, as a small fire starts in the shed. Outside, Ms. Janowitz and Mr. Hankin notice the smoke, and three of the girls emerge - but Lauren is still missing. The teachers search through the thick smoke and find Lauren. Julie is forced to tell the truth about their secret foxes.',' Geffers'),
('12395',' Liam starts the day spraying "Hawks" onto a fence with his mate. When four "Eagles" turn up, they scarper, running past Chrissy s house. Kenny issues a warning to his brother Ray to keep clear of the gang warfare that he has heard is about to erupt. Julie s given a telling off for leading Year Sevens into a dangerous situation, after the fire in the Peace Garden shed. She also gets the blame from Alice, who isn t pleased she kept a secret from her. After Julie has left, the Head confides in Mr. Robson that the fire officers have confirmed a cigarette end started the fire. Her suspicion is that the fag belonged to one of the kids. Justine shows her token ring from Liam to Maria and Fran. Natasha continues to ignore Richard, and Maria and Fran continue to liken him to a puppy dog. In Mr. Mackenzie s design class, Jake is in Diane s bad books for accidentally breaking the handle she was working on. Ray passes on his brother s concern about Liam - he says he s worried that Justine will get caught up in the violence. Mr. Mackenzie has a chat with Jake, concerned about his school work which has become bad in recent weeks... in fact it is ever since the confrontation on the wasteground, but Jake doesn t say that. Liam and Justine go round to play "Trivial Pursuits" at Chrissy s house. While Justine is out of the room, Chrissy questions Liam about the incident earlier in the day, but he denies going there. It s getting late, and Liam needs to get home to do some coursework - he kisses Justine goodbye, and bicycles home. Justine stays there, and Chrissy tells her friend how she wishes she didn t have the responsibility. At home, Ray persuades his brother to drive him round to pick up the others and try to persuade Liam to stay out of trouble. They collect Richard, Natasha, Fran and Maria. Night falls, and still they can t find Liam. Finally they get stuck in traffic, with the police up ahead taking care of some incident. Ray goes out to see what the hold-up is, and returns with a stricken look on his face. Up ahead, there s a lad on the ground, his face bloodied, his bike on top of him... Liam is dead. The group walk to Chrissy s house, and Maria and Fran pluck up their courage and ring the bell. Inside, they break the news to Justine. The next day, Justine arrives at school, but she s in another world, determined to finish the newspaper story. A sea of staring faces pass her by. In class, Justine stares into space, tears in her eyes, but wanting to be left alone. Mr. Robson decides to call her mother. Ray approaches Justine and sits down next to her, without saying a word. Justine tells Ray that the last thing Liam said to her was a lie - a lie about not going to the fight. Finally she breaks down and sobs in his arms.',' Geffers'),
('12396',' After Liam s funeral Justine sits alone, dressed in black on a bench outside the church... At school, the Year Sevens are given a task to find out where energy is wasted in the school, and where it is being environmentally unfriendly. Techno and Spanner investigate the paper in the loos, but they are intercepted by the Cigarette Gang. Afterwards, they take Mr. Griffiths to task over the timing of the school heating which comes on at 7.00 AM and his inefficient light bulbs. The girls for their part interview the school secretary, who isn t particularly helpful, and they watch her make personal phone calls while they wait for her precious time. Meanwhile, there are some smart boys wandering the school who turn up in the Office. They seem to have been expected, and walk around the school, finding the boys toilets in a grim mess after Grimbo and Mick s gang have left their mark - the toilets filled with paper, the sinks filthy. Richard, secretly observed by Nick, seems to be talking to himself like raving madman - he s practising asking Natasha out, and working through the possible scenarios. When it comes to the crunch though, she doesn t follow his script, and he s no further forward with her. Diane and her friends leave the Secretary s Office with all they needed - having noted that the Secretary wasted half an hour on the phone on a personal call. The boys rather over-zealously find waste in the staff room - the kettle doesn t switch off when it boils. The outsiders turn out to be public schoolboys on a visit to the school - they sit in on a special meeting to discuss a new edition of the newspaper, given dispensation by Mrs. Keele. The Cigarette Gang return to the scene of their crime, ready to do it all again to the toilets - but Ray is watching, and puts his oar in, but he s no match for all of them at once. At Ms. Janowitz s newspaper meeting, Justine surprises everyone by turning up. She has only one thing she wants to write a story about - gang culture, but the teacher vetoes it, thinking it not the right time. It s put to vote, under pressure from Justine, but there s not enough support. Instead, Ms. Janowitz wants Justine to interview Luke, a public school pupil. She has no enthusiasm initially, but then Luke expresses his admiration for how Justine argued her point, and she s won over. Luke suggests she does her article as for an underground issue of the newspaper. Back in the loos, and unsatisfied with just making a mess, Mick and Grimbo s gang decide to do some real damage to the plumbing. Unfortunately their incompetence and clumsiness cause them all to get a thorough soaking! After the meeting, Ray confides in Justine that he knows that Ms. Janowitz erased her tape - he found Justine s notebook in the teacher s bag - he s siding with Justine, because he s lost faith in Ms. Janowitz s ability to be impartial...',' Geffers'),
('12397',' The visiting public schoolboys, Thomas, Piers, and Luke, note that although their school has many more facilities than Grange Hill, there is something the Comprehensive has in abundance that they don t - girls! Luke approaches Justine asking for "orders" for the school newspaper - she s uses his unexpected request to confront Ms. Janowitz about earlier events, when Justine s notebook "conveniently" disappeared. The teacher admits to doing the deed, saying she was new to the school, and thought she had to do what she was told by Mr. Hargreaves. Justine s anger dissipates into tears, and Ms. Janowitz persuades her to take some time off studies, and perhaps do a newspaper article about Liam, and to go on the impending school trip to the "city farm". Richard finds he has to stay at home as a babysitter while his parents see some ancient rock group (Fleetwood Mac!). Natasha overhears and becomes sympathetic, arranging to baby-sit with him at his house. She s not the only one with a date - Maria and Fran have succumbed to the charms of Thomas and Piers and their contrived "can you show us where the squash courts are?" chat-up line, and have arranged a date too. Thomas, though, changes his mind when he sees Natasha and asks her out - watched secretly by Fran and Maria who shake their heads in disgust at both of them. Meanwhile Luke finds Justine hostile, she sees him as spoilt, and able to get any job by virtue of his father s money and contacts. As she talks to him, Nick tells her that the trip to the countryside is off because the school transport has been double booked. Luke offers to save the day by arranging transport through Thomas, whose father has its own transport. Annoyed at the mercurial nature of the two lads and Natasha, Fran and Maria hatch a plan to get Natalie to go instead of Natasha. They ask Nick to try to get Natasha to believe her date has been cancelled so they can get Natalie substituted. In full knowledge that he is speaking to Natasha, Nick pretends he thinks she is Natalie, and asks her to tell her sister that the date is off, confiding that Thomas said she had bad breath. Natasha reveals who she is, Nick feigns surprise, and she storms off - so the first part of the girls  plan is a success! Luke s arranged transport ferries Grange Hill to the City Farm, and there Justine gets to learn about Luke s attitude towards his public school. He tells Justine that at his school, no pupil would have stood up to a teacher like she did with Ms. Janowitz. When Mr. Brisley returns with the Year Sevens, the strong smell of the farm seems to have come back with them... The mystery is solved when Techno is found to be carrying a bag of manure for his dad s roses. Fran and Maria doll Natalie up ready for her date under the guise of Natasha. Meanwhile Richard prepares himself for the real Natasha, who arrives 30 minutes earlier, catching him wearing just a towel. When Thomas arrives at the Stevens  house, Natalie flounces out, incredibly tarty looking and overdressed, Fran and Maria giggling behind the door. Inside his car, she adopts the role of a common, loud and annoying girl. She insults the car, and his taste of music, and insists they go to a very tacky restaurant that serves fast food. Finally, her job done, she returns home, leaving behind a very depressed and disillusioned Thomas. When his car reverses away, she goes inside, where Fran and Maria are waiting, and all three fall about laughing...',' Geffers'),
('12398',' As term draws to an end, the new Art teacher Mr. Brisley has organized a fashion show for the school. Ray thinks that Luke s article about his perception of Grange Hill is patronizing. A collection is organized for Ms. Janowitz s leaving present. The local authority offer advises Mrs. Keele that Mr. Griffiths ought to be given retirement - he is 65. Chrissy calls round the school to see Justine but is slightly embarrassed, wheeling in Jay in her pram. Maria tries to get Richard intro trouble by suggesting to Natasha that he was behind the little jape where Natalie was taken out by Thomas, but she brings Maria forcibly to Richard who denies it. Thomas also works out that he s been set up. Chrissy shows her baby to the Year Nine kids, who ask some rather pertinent questions about her and the father. Mrs. Keele isn t too pleased though at Justine s unsupervised demonstration of teenage motherhood, and rebukes her. Ms. Janowitz follows a hunch, and works out that Year Seven boy Jake is partially deaf. The fashion show is chaotically put together, with Chrissy helping while Justine looks after the baby. As Justine walks with Luke, he tells her he really likes her, and tries to kiss her, but she pulls away and gets upset, still thinking about Liam. Still helping out getting the Fashion Show ready, Chrissy gets to talk to Mr. Brisley s friend - she tells her that she had a baby as a teenager, but returned to college to do GCSE s. The public school guys head home and say their goodbyes: Thomas to Natasha, with some bitterness, Luke to Justine with some regrets. Mr. Griffiths glumly has a meeting with the Head: he s upset to be given retirement, but Mrs. Keele has no choice. After school, the Cigarette Gang plan to grab Richard s collection for Ms Janowitz, and lie in wait after seeing him approach. However, there s another distraction in the way - someone from the radio station is interviewing pupils to confirm the rumours that the school is unsanitary. The interviewer knows Richard, and gives him and Justine a lift in order to pick their brains about it. To the gang waiting to mug Richard, it s like magic when he simply disappears into thin air!',' Geffers'),
('12399',' Natalie comes in late, to find everyone against her. Mr. Hankin s lesson about bubbles gives Jacko an idea to improve their window cleaning abilities - but Alice overhears and works out what the boys are up to. As Natalie tardily enters Mrs. Monroe s class which discusses groups, she finds a cloud of hostility raised against her. She protests innocence, but even Matthew won t talk to her. Mr. Hargreaves returns from his management course. Ted is round at Chrissy s, but they get on each other nerves. Ted tries to push forward the idea of a job he has lined up in Southampton, but Chrissy is not keen on the idea of moving. Mr. Hargreaves doesn t buy Jacko s gang s excuse for not wearing school uniform. At lunchtime, Justine and Liam are rescued from a nasty situation by the arrival of Ms. Janowitz. The teacher seems to have a natural rapport with Justine, and talks to her about American customs and the possibility of resurrecting a school newspaper. After lunch, Nat turns up, late again, and seems once again to be in a bad mood when she encounters Matthew. Maria and Fran bump into her, expecting an apology - but she makes things worse by insisting that they must also be slags to hang around with Chrissy - and she runs off. Avoiding Mr. Robson, as she rushes away, he is somewhat confused by her immediate arrival, sedately, through another door. Shortly after, Maria and Fran manhandle another version of Natalie through the doors, creating a loud disturbance. The set of twins stand side by side, while the reality of the situation sinks in to a stunned Maria, Fran, and Mr. Robson!',' Geffers'),
('12400',' Natalie and Becky are upset that Natasha s had an invite to stay with their dad, and they haven t. The end of term Fashion Show gets underway. Ms Janowitz is troubled though - Jake doesn t seem to be taking his hearing difficulties seriously, but he promises he will go to the doctor. A rather bad view of the school s condition is broadcast on local radio. The fashion shows begins - clothes are exhibited by the Year Nine girls, and then auctioned. Boys  fashion is next, then there is an interval. Richard, who still hasn t bought Ms Janowitz a present with the collection money, asks Maria to hold on to the cash - putting it in a pencil case. Unfortunately they are overheard by the Cigarette Gang lads. The truth about Jake s deafness comes out - it happened after he hit his head in the wasteland gang fight. Chrissy confides in Mrs. Monroe that she hopes she can come back to school next year. As the Fashion Show ends, a raffle draw is done to find who will win the stunning white jacket - Ray is the winner. As the audience disperses, Maria forgets the pencil case with the money in it, and one of the watchful gang pick it up. Maria immediately realizes, but it s too late, and outside she and her friends try to work out what to do. They try to get Ray to give the jacket he won, but he won t listen to their pleas. Alice and Becky, dolled up in their tarty fashion gear walk home, but are shouted at by a couple of kerb crawlers, who mistake them for ladies of the night. They run, and bump into Natasha who takes charge. Chrissy talks to her mum about trying to get some qualifications, but it seems impossible with no-one to look after the baby. Ray catches the Cigarette Gang in the tobacconist with a suspiciously large amount of money to spend on smokes and beer. They leave Ray with a packet of cigars, which he refunds and uses the money to buy a leaving card. The next morning, Natasha confides to a sympathetic Richard that her father did not turn up for their agreed meeting. Ray spreads the news about seeing Mick and Grimbo spending their hard-earned cash - he donates the jacket won in the Fashion Show to become the present from them all to Ms. Janowitz. Jake, with cousin Robyn comes clean about his injury to Mr. Brisley. He feels he needs to reveal what really happened, because the staff think he s being hit at home. They explain that he fell while watching the gang fight. Meanwhile, another fight is brewing, with Ray and his friends itching to go up against the Mick and Grimbo s lot for their stolen £20. Justine throws up her hands in disbelief - after all she s said about gang warfare! She tells Mr. Robson. Out in the playground, there are some old scores to be settled, and a mass of boys advances on the bike sheds to confront the Cigarette Gang - but Mr. Robson comes out and calls everyone back inside. However, they re not in the clear - the staff, aware of the smoking and drinking, take the boys to Mrs. Keele s office. The theft of the money cannot be proven, but they are all expelled and told to immediately leave the premises. There s a final end of term surprise - Ms. Janowitz with Piers and Luke have arranged a friendly baseball match at their school. There s a rather sad figure among the spectators - Mr. Griffiths - no-one seems to have remembered to buy him a retirement gift. The school year is over, and Justine and Ray say their goodbyes to Ms. Janowitz. Ray says she could always come back next year - they will all still be there....',' Geffers'),
('12401',' Chrissy s continued presence at Grange Hill is causing parents to withdraw their children in protest at her bad example. Natasha gets a lecture from Mr. Robson - she is insulting to Natalie about Matthew. Maria and Fran apologize to Natalie and Nat explains how her twin sister lived with her father after her parents were divorced. Natasha pretends to be Natalie, and winds Matthew up. Mr. Hargreaves acquires a mobile phone and begins to seriously aggravate Mr. Robson by calling while he s away on his course. Jacko s gang go windscreen washing again - but they have competition. Becky and Alice have entered the same business, and are armed with a special solution courtesy of Mr. Hankin. They enter a spirited competition, dirtying the windscreen of a nearby car - unfortunately, it s Mr. Hargreaves s car, who just happens to be ducking down out of sight, to work on his electrics. Alarmed at the sudden activity, he pops his head back up, and the windscreen cleaners run off. Mr. Hargreaves phones Mr. Robson angrily, who can barely stop himself laughing as he ticks off Jacko s lot, Alice and Becky. The first meeting to discuss the school newspaper convenes: Justine is appointed editor. Mr. Hargreaves has an argument with Mr. Robson over the punishment of the windscreen entrepreneurs - he announces that no-one can leave school at lunchtime from now on. Ray overhears, and rushes his scoop to Nick for a special bulletin to be printed. The next morning, Mr. Robson finds that everyone is up in arms about the lunchtime ban - thanks to copies of the bulletin circulating...',' Geffers'),
('12402',' Natalie starts the day with a new hairstyle to put an end to Natasha s tricks. Raymond gets ticked off by all and sundry because of his jumping the gun with the school newspaper. Ms. Janowitz introduces debating to the 5th formers - Nick and Justine start preparing speeches about the "Importance of the Invidivual" opposed to the "Importance of the Group". Alan brings expensive trainers to the school - and loses them before the PE lesson: trainers are banned in school. Chrissy falls out with Justine over her perceived lack of interest - she runs off, and gets hit by a football as she enters the playground. War breaks out in Natasha and Natalie s bedroom, as Natasha finds her personal space too restricted. Her foot gets hurt and she plays up in front of her mother to get her own way. At hospital, Chrissy, no real damage done, is visited by her mother. Justine leaves Chrissy s bedside and goes bowling with Liam, and is introduced to his "gang". Outside, she bumps into Fran and Maria who are off to see Chrissy - they are surprised that she s not with her. The next day, the debate is held - Justine s reasoned argument about the group being more important than the individual is countered by a less-than-serious ramble by Ray. Natasha s discourse is more personal - about her loss of individuality at her new school - now she feels she is just half of a pair of twins...',' Geffers'),
('12403',' Barry Timpson tries to buy cigarettes, but fails to fool the shopkeeper. He gets involved in a scam selling cigarettes singly. Mr. Robson tries to get to grips with the first formers. The trainers ban hits home, and there are lots of barefoot students around. Robyn and Julie spot a photographer taking snaps of some first formers, and inform Mrs. Monroe. Justine goes round to see Chrissy who s agreed to do some drawings for the school newspaper. Chrissy starts to feel left out when she hears Justine s enthusiasm for her American teacher s class. Maria cheeks her way down to a bargain price for a bulk purchase of basic trainers from the shoe shop. With accomplice Richard, she plans to make fake American trainers - but Ms. Janowitz s class makes her realize her Anglicized spelling of "color" might be a problem. They overhear Ray asking Ms Janowitz where she gets her trainers from, and learn that they are from an exclusively American chain of stores. First formers Spanner and Techno are given lines for being cheeky to Mr. Robson - they use the school computer to mass-produce them! After school, the photographers are seen again inside the school gates. They explain that they are freelancers on a tight deadline. Taking the law into his own hands, Ray grabs the camera and pulls out the film...',' Geffers'),
('12404',' Mr. Hargreaves has a plan to sell a piece of land that belongs to the school - thinking it unused. Justine gives the acting Head an interview for the school newspaper - except that he won t actually let her ask the questions. When she does finally ask a pertinent question about the trainers ban, he can t give a plausible response - and lifts the ban for older students. After she s gone she calls in Ms Janowitz and asks her a favour... Meanwhile, there s a general rebellion with all manner of footwear being worn in protest. Shoes and feet seem to be turning up everywhere - Mrs. Monroe is conned into believing that the biology lesson that she s standing in for is working on feet. In the lesson, Mrs. Monroe is asked for a list of the things that go wrong with feet. The resulting set of complaints come in handy for excuses as to why trainers have to be worn - with mixed degrees of success. Maria and Richard show Ray their glossy, but homemade, pamphlet describing the fancy American trainers they hope to sell to him. He agrees to buy, and makes a down-payment. Stuck at home, Chrissy is upset when Justine reneges on her agreed morning visit. As Justine sits working on her taped interview for the newspaper, Natalie talks to her about Chrissy, and Justine decides she needs to go and talk to her old friend. She finds the school phones out of order and goes outside. On the way she bumps into a smartly-dressed Ted who says he s going for an interview for the job in Southampton. As she reaches the phone box, she realizes she s left her bag at her desk, and goes back. Meanwhile, Ms. Janowitz, acting under orders from Mr. Hargreaves, listens to Justine s interview tape. Alice and Becky go exploring outside, and find the piece of unused land which they are determined to make their own little garden. They aren t alone in this secret place - the Cigarette gang are inside the shed, where Barry Timpson turns up with a packet of fags, hoping to ingratiate himself with them. Overhearing the cigarette gang bullying a first year, Ray takes out his reporter s notebook and gets to work. Ray excitedly goes back to report on his findings, and encounters the American teacher, not noticing her squirm as she sits at Justine s desk. When Justine comes in, she pretends to be watching over the girl s belongings. As the school day ends, it dawns on Mrs. Monroe why there was such interest in the biology of the human foot, and that she has been taken for a ride. Justine leaves school with Liam - worried that she s still not called Chrissy. Alice and Becky take another look in "their" garden, but as they crouch down, there s an unexpected hand on Alice s shoulder...',' Geffers'),
('12405',' Mr. Griffiths is revealed to be the mystery person who interrupted Alice and Becky in the garden - he encourages their efforts. Chrissy s grandmother has had a stroke - her mother must go to visit, but she is worried about leaving her daughter. Ray is warned off his journalistic investigation by the Cigarette Gang, then given a ticking off by Mr Hankin, who thinks he s been at the fags himself. Ray tries to chicken out from giving his story, but is bullied into it by Justine and Ms Janowitz. Mr. Hanking tells Mrs. Monroe that given the horrors he sees in the boys  loos, he s glad he never has to go into the ladies. Ted takes the coach to Southampton for his interview, and tries to make a call to Chrissy first - but he s too late, she s gone to school, and in any case, he fumbles with the phone box coin slot and loses the connection. Justine puzzles over why half her cassette tape has mysteriously become blank - Ms Janowitz tries not to look too guilty, having done the necessary erasing under orders from the acting Headmaster. Chrissy turns up at school, seemingly under the illusion that Ted s given up the idea of the Southampton job, but at that moment, Ted s sitting waiting for his interview. As Chrissy leaves, she starts to get pains... Later, Justine starts to get concerned that her friend has not returned after she went to see Mrs. Monroe. Meanwhile down in Southampton, Ted is sent into room 101 for his job interview. As Justine and Fran are about to leave, they are interrupted by a loud Year Seven girl, Diane Richmond, who is promptly admonished by Mr. Hargreaves. After he s gone, she is able to tell Justine that there is a girl asking for her in the toilets. Justine and Fran race off to the loos. Chrissy asks the girls to call an ambulance - Fran chases off, and bumps into Mr. Hankin - it s his worst nightmare come true! He goes into the loos (backwards) and tries to reassure Chrissy, giving her a brief, and wholly unnecessary, lecture on childbirth. At that moment, Natasha steps in, horrified that the school seems to allow staff into the girls  toilets. At his interview, Ted is asked a rather crucial question - does he have any commitments.... He skirts around the question. The ambulance arrives for Chrissy, and as she and Justine climb aboard, they are watched by the Cigarette Gang boys. At hospital, Chrissy is tucked up in bed, and Mr. Hankin has a rather embarrassing time explaining that he s neither the father to be, nor Chrissy s father - he leaves, with Justine in control. Chrissy asks Justine to find Ted - but Ted s in another world, having his dinner with his friend in Southampton, and then spending the evening at a disco, getting very well acquainted with a local girl... Back at home, Chrissy s mum is still on her way back home, but at least her dad has turned up at the hospital... After a while, the nurse breaks the news to Chrissy s dad and Justine - Chrissy s had a baby boy! Justine and Mr. Mainwaring go and see Chrissy at her bedside, but the young mother is upset that she s not been able to hold the baby yet...',' Geffers'),
('12406',' Justine starts the day by visiting Chrissy, whose baby is doing well after his early delivery into the world. On the way out of hospital she bumps into Leukemia patient Brian Shaw, who s on his way back to school after a long absence. It s the day of the first school newspaper edition, but the cigarette gang have no intention of letting it get published, as it tells of their fag selling to first formers. A party is to be held to celebrate the newspaper s launch. Ted tries to pass on a card and a tenner to Chrissy via Fran, but Justine turns up and tells him how useless he is, and that ten pounds is nothing considering the enormous responsibility that the new baby brings. Ted, for his part tells Justine to keep her nose out of his affairs. Ray is pleased at punch with his specially imported American trainers, as faked by Maria and Richard. Techno lives up to his name by hacking into the St. Joe s computer, and leaving some anti-St.Joe jokes there - until a threatening message comes back. Alice and Becky continue to populate their patch of "The Grange Hill Peace Garden" - watched by the Cigarette gang in the shed. As the first run of photocopied newspapers runs off, they are intercepted by various members of the gang. Ted goes to hospital to see Chrissy - but chickens out when he learns her parents are by her bed. Mr. Robson takes a copy of the newspaper to Mr. Hargreaves, who in passing tells him that he has applied for another job - not relishing being second in command to the new headmistress, Mrs. Keele. When he sees the headline about the trainer ban being lifted, he storms off. He angrily tells Justine that he didn t say he was going to allow trainers for everyone, just for the sixth form, but Justine swears that it wasn t what he said in the taped interview. He s also not at all happy to learn about the selling of cigarettes to first formers. While she is in the garden, Alice steps into the shed to avoid Mr. Griffiths, and encounters a pile of school newspapers. When she goes out again, she tells Becky that there s nothing of interest in there. At the party, it becomes apparent that Ms. Janowitz did manage to persuade Mr. Hargreaves to allow more copies of the newspaper to be printed. Ever the faithful puppy-dog, Ray takes Ms. Janowitz s bag to her car, but trips on the way. He notices Justine s notepad as one of the items that spills out. Meanwhile, Justine is talking to Mr. Robson about the strangeness of finding her tape blank, mentioning that she thinks the missing bit has something to do with the selling of school land. Afterwards, when Justine goes to her locker she is pushed violently by an unseen hand, and crashes her head against it falling unconscious to the floor...',' Geffers'),
('12407',' Liam thinks he has been stood up when Justine doesn t appear after school, and would never have thought that the speeding ambulance that passes him contains his beloved. He takes a peek into Grange Hill s premises, but he s turfed out by the vigilant Mr. Griffiths. Later, Justine, with a bad bump on her head, visits Chrissy, but she is interrupted by the police. Perhaps thinking it might have been Ted, she professes ignorance of who it might have been who attacked her. The new headmistress starts at Grange Hill and starts some a rather strict regime of scheduled meetings with her staff. Rumours about Justine s attack spread, with some gross exaggeration - even rumours of her death. Thinking to make a quick profit, Jacko and Lee grab some of the flowers from the secret garden. When the police appear in the playground, they are rather shocked, but they are only after the headmistress. Although Justine doesn t appear willing to tell the police anything about the attack, Fran is though - she tells the police it was Ted. Mr. Griffiths though is convinced that his sighting of Liam is connected with the attack - a new rumour about a St Joe s boy being responsible starts to be spread around the school. When the police go knocking at Ted s door, and asking if he is "responsible", he jumps to the wrong conclusion and admits his guilt. Mr. Griffiths and Mr. Robson go visiting St. Josephs, and the caretaker quickly spots Liam, recognizing him as the boy he saw at Grange Hill. Once Liam explains things, and learns about Justine, he returns to Grange Hill, encounters Lee and buys the flowers that he and Jacko stole from the garden. As he s about to leave there s a confrontation with Raymond and Nick - and the feud between the two schools steps up a notch with a threat that the Grange Hill garden is likely to be destroyed. As Justine steps inside, still arguing vociferously with Ray about her seeing someone from outside Grange Hill, Becky asks where the flowers came from - recognizing them as the ones she and Alice had been growing. Ted goes to see Chrissy at her hospital ward. She is not angry to see him, to his surprise. She tells him she s decided on a name for the baby - "Jay". Back at school, there s a council of war amongst the Year Nines - Alice, Becky and the others are determined to defend their garden against any pillaging by St. Joseph boys...',' Geffers'),
('12408',' It s the start of a new school year, but radio reports seem to indicate an early end to life on the planet, with an impending asteroid strike - at 3.20pm! Nick and Richard turn up at Ray s house, and find women s clothes - could Ray have a secret girlfriend? There s a bit of a love triangle: Maria fancies Richard who likes Natasha who is not interested. Fran thinks that if they find Natasha someone else, it would leave the way clear - perhaps Mr. Brisley, who she seems to like. Fran and Maria write a letter to the teacher, on pink paper, and Maria puts it in the Staff Room. Unfortunately, they are not sure of his first name.. is it "Geoff"? Techno s excuse that the asteroid caused his homework to catch fire doesn t go down too well. The new caretaker, Dave, doesn t seem very good at DIY, destroying a bookshelf in the Staff Room with one touch of his well-intentioned hammer, and causing the kettle to explode. Mrs. Keele finds one of Mrs. Monroe s classes unsupervised, and goes looking for the errant teacher. For her part, Mrs. Monroe finds her classroom empty... her pupils are tracked down to the Art Room. It seems Mrs. Monroe has started the day firmly convinced it is Monday... whereas it is in fact, Tuesday. When the power goes off too, it seems the asteroid might be to blame after all - or it could be the misplaced enthusiasm of the caretaker. Mr. Hankin, too, seems flustered and unwell and runs off. He tells Mr. Robson that he thinks one of the girls has developed a crush on him - Natasha! He shows him the note Fran and Maria wrote, intended for Mr. Brisley (Mr. Hankin s first name is Geoff). Mr. Robson calls in Natasha, but she doesn t know what he s talking about. Mr. Hankin s experiments with his Year Eight class seem to be "asteroided" too. Natasha works out who wrote the love letter, and pours pink paint on Fran s painting in Art. Fran and Maria puzzle over how Mr. Hankin ended up with the note. 3.20pm approaches, and the Grange Hill occupants look nervously at clocks and watches. The deadline expires, and Mr. Hankin tells his science class they are a silly bunch. But there is an asteroid strike after all - on the computer screen, courtesy of Techno s programming skills!',' Geffers'),
('12409',' When Mrs. Keele attempts to play the hockey match recording, Mr. Robson swaps the tapes, but to his horror, it s already been swapped (by Ray and Nick), so in fact the right tape is played after all, and the headmistress does see the match, and the demonstrative football girls. Community action is driving Mick bananas, though Barry is enjoying playing with the kids at the nursery. Ray and the others watch the camcorder recording, but Ray s not happy about the content - showing Kenny receiving stolen goods, and in the arms of his ex-girlfriend. In the café, Frank shows the stolen locket to Justine and Fran, trying to interest them into buying it. Dudley approaches the tuck shop girls, curious as to why there have been no complaints after he put Worcester Sauce into their flans, but he s none the wiser. Out near the gates, Frank tries another idea - getting Mary the Traveller to sell the locket, assuming that she ll be used to selling stolen goods. She calls them ignorant fools - Graham laughs at Frank s discomfort. Ray finds that the footballing girls are expecting him to carry on coaching, ignoring his pleas that it was a one-off. Mary goes to see Mrs. Keele, having learned that there s a good chance that their traveller camp will be evicted from its site. Sophia is desperately searching for her locket, pinched by Frank and Graham. When she realizes it s been taken, she goes to see Mrs. Keele. Frank and Graham are summoned to the headmistress s office, but they craftily hide the locket under one of their bags first. The Polish lady describes the locket to the pair - and explains it was given by her husband, and inside the locket was a irreplaceable photograph of him. Frank tries to keep Graham quiet, but it s obvious that he s moved by Sophia s account, and reaches into his pocket, where he has kept the photograph since it fell out of the locket. Graham admits his guilt, but Frank continues to deny knowledge of the locket - but Mrs. Keele has an ace up her sleeve - the teacher in their class found the locket under their desk. The two are expelled... Sophia pleads for clemency on Graham s behalf. On the way out, seeing Mary waiting outside, and jumping to conclusions, Frank shouts at the girl that "you ll die for this!" Outside with Robyn, Mary is dragged into the bike shed by Mick and Barry. Mary denies having anything to do with Mrs. Keele finding out about the locket. Robyn persuades Stuart to talk to Mick, to persuade him that Mary didn t grass about the locket. Stuart meets Mick after church, and gets the word across that Mary s not to blame. Mary takes Robyn back to her camp to meet her charismatic father. He tells her about the old days and the stories they handed down, before television killed that part of their life. Robyn departs for home...',' Geffers'),
('12410',' Ray assembles his team of girl footballers, but can t wrest control of the gym away from Mr. Robson. When they get stroppy, they are kicked out. The girls blame Ray, and seem to have given up on him. The boys who were training with Mr. Robson subsequently taunt the girls with "off, off, off" chanting. Both Robyn and Mary are in a thoughtful frame of mind; Robyn can t stop thinking about mystery older boy Adam, while Mary worries about her camp being evicted. Maria tries to persuade Richard to spend summer with her in Yorkshire: Fran watches on in annoyed jealousy. In the library, Natalie finds a photograph of a boy with a note on the back lovingly addressed to Natasha. Fran keeps quiet about it being faked by herself earlier in the term, and they plant it in Maria s bag. To Fran s surprise, Natasha says she does know the boy, and that she was keeping him a secret. Ray is giving the girls a football training session, but despairs at their lack of the killer instinct - though they can t see a problem. When Mick takes the ball off them easily, they can t summon the courage to tackle him, but then Mary comes along and easily puts him out of action. Ray tries to persuade her to play with their team, but she s not interested. Mrs. Keele takes her influential councillor friend to see Mary s parents at the camp, trying to persuade her that it would be worthwhile for the camp to stay put. At the gypsy camp, Mrs. Keele is alarmed when a press photographer gets in the way, and a rather false happy photograph is taken - without Mary. As they walk home, Fran tells Justine that Natasha s mystery boy is in fact her own cousin. To Fran s astonishment, her cousin Simon is waiting for her at home. She worries that Natasha might see him, and then the whole truth about their chicanery will be revealed. Robyn goes to see Adam - a much older boy, and his friends. The next day, Mrs Keele reads the local newspaper, and works out that her Mrs. Jones councillor friend was working for her own self promotion, showing how she bowed to the school s pleas about the gypsy camp. Bowing to pressure from Mrs. Monroe, Mr. Robson arranges a boys v girls football match: everyone seems happy, except for Ray, who doesn t think the team is ready. Fran s worst fear seems about to be realized when Simon turns up at school and heads off unescorted to the common room. Fran dashes off to catch her cousin, but fate is against her. The first girl Simon encounters at the common room door is Natasha, and he reveals he is Fran s cousin...',' Geffers'),
('12411',' Fran is profoundly embarrassed when the "joke" of her cousin s photo is explained to the Stevens twins, Richard and Nick, and Simon, her cousin who has turned up in the flesh. She gets no help from Maria, for whom the entire thing was originally engineered, originally in an attempt to make Richard think Natasha had a boyfriend. In the end, tempers fray, and Fran and Natasha have a small fight, the photograph getting torn. Jacko takes bets on the outcome of the boys vs. girls five-a-side football match - he offers odds of 1000-1 that the girls will win. It s Robyn s birthday, and she gets a bike as a present, and lots of cards - but not one from Adam, the boy who matters most to her. Mary gives her a pendant as a present. Later in the day, her father can t understand why Robyn is so upset. When she goes to the supermarket to see Adam, the checkout girl tells her he s not there, but that she will be seeing him in the evening. At the evening meal, Robyn picks at her food - then there s a phone call, but it s only Mary to tell her the good news that their camp will be staying. Robyn sets off to school on her bike - but she doesn t arrive. The football match finally gets underway. The boys just scrape a win at the last moment thanks to an own goal. Concerned that Robyn s not at school, Mrs. Keele phones her home, and when there is no reply, asks the police to call round her house. Mary overhears Mrs. Keele talk to Mrs. Monroe - Robyn was seen by her neighbours leaving home, but then she disappeared...',' Geffers'),
('12412',' Robyn s still missing, and now the police are searching for her - they visit the school and try to get an idea of her character. Under some pressure, Mary reveals details about Robyn s boyfriend Adam, but Becky doesn t even know about him. Some skeletons come out of the cupboard too - Julie s bullying, for instance. The police want to interview Alice, but she s now at a different school, and can t be found. The police interview Adam, who admits to dating her once and then giving her the push. Her class go off on a search of their own - and worryingly find the pendant that Mary gave her as a birthday present. Justine s had an offer to spend the weekend with Luke, but she s not so sure if she wants to go. She asks for Mr. Brisley for advice - she is worried about showing herself up at his posh house. Mr. Brisley gives her a lesson in etiquette. Robyn s father shows prejudice against Mary, and her travelling life, when he learns about the nature of Robyn s friend. The police search the travellers  site, but find nothing, other than some resentment. Becky and Gabriel, while out searching near the canal make a disturbing discovery - a submerged bicycle poking out of the water...',' Geffers'),
('12413',' Robyn is still missing, and her bike is lifted out of the canal. Thing look bad, but then news comes of an accident reported where a lad was seen on a bike of that description. The police match up a fingerprint on the bike and call on a suspect, Michael, who immediately tries to run for it. At home, Robyn s mother is going mad with worry, especially now it is dark. Then, at Mary s caravan, Robyn appears from nowhere. She explains to Mary how she had taken the train to see old friend Alice, to talk about Adam, and left her bike at the station. Mary persuades Robyn that she must go home. Mr. Stone misinterprets Mary s appearance thinking she d been with the travellers  camp all the time. The next day, the police arrange a time with the Head to give a lecture on safety. Maria walks in with Justine, and the penny drops about Fran and Richard. Things come to a head when another Natasha diary extract is published on the noticeboard, this time saying that Fran is two-faced. Fran storms into the common room blaming Maria - accusing her of doing the diary photocopying. Robyn s friends wonder if she ll come to school, but she s at home, stubbornly refusing to explain about Adam. At school, Mary falls out with Becky, when someone near her calls "gypsy" when her back is turned. Nick is seeming to get closer to Natasha, and she agrees to go on a date with him - Richard watches gloomily, but to Natasha the event is entirely perfunctory. Ray wants to see the match that was recorded by the camcorder, and gets Nick to do it, but Nick gets the tapes mixed up, and gives Mr. Brisley the engagement video instead. Ray takes the tape from Mr. Brisley, and takes it home for him, Kenny and Ruth to watch. To Ray s mounting horror, the tape starts playing back an embarrassing section of the engagement party, with Kenny in the arms of his ex girlfriend. Kenny tries to stop the playback, but Ruth insists it continues, a picture s worth a thousand words, she says...',' Geffers'),
('12414',' Justine steps off the train and starts her weekend at Luke s impressive country farmhouse, with enigmatic father and catty sister, Katy. Back home, Ray and his brother wake up in the usual mess, and find Ruth has gone. Eventually, while Kenny goes to try to find Ruth, Ray finds a letter in the sofa: it s from Ruth, telling him that the engagement s off. Luke s home is certainly impressive, but a little too quiet for Justine. At Nick s house Richard tries to talk about the whole Fran and Maria situation, but Nick is busy with his gardening - he s thinking of Natasha - and Richard walks off, bored: what on Earth can he find to do? He passes a circus poster, and he looks at it thoughtfully... Luke talks to Justine about Liam, and she tells him how for a long time the reality of his death hadn t seemed real. While Justine tucks into a candlelit dinner of roast Pheasant with Luke s family, and they talk about the annoyance of ramblers  rights, it s another world for Ray, eating take-away fish and chips with a zombie-like Kenny, who s lost the will to live. Finally, Kenny goes off, again, to find Ruth, and Ray goes to Nick s house for a game of cards. When he returns, he finds Ruth sitting in the living room, alone. Kenny returns, and they are about to argue - but Ray intervenes... and they are back together again. Out in the country, Luke confides in Justine that he s not sure what he wants with life. They look at the moon and he tries to kiss Justine, but she pulls away, and the romantic moment is lost. Night time: Justine sits up in bed in her room. The door opens, a bright white light behind. A figure enters. He is wearing a St. Joseph s school blazer. "Liam!" says Justine. The apparition of Liam tells Justine she must let go of the past.... The image fades, Justine blinks, and it s Luke s sister standing in the doorway, worried that Justine s talking in her sleep. Katy confides in Justine that everyone hates her, and it s Justine s turn to dish out the good advice and make friends. The two head off to the kitchen for a night-time snack. On Sunday morning, Justine says her goodbyes, promises to ring Luke, and is given a lift home. When she gets out, she bumps into Richard, who seems in a happier frame of mind. She shows him the home-grown eggs she s been given, and Richard takes four and starts juggling them...',' Geffers'),
('12415',' The Media Room is burgled: lots of valuable equipment is missing, evidently by someone who knew there way around the school. Gabriel is in no doubt who did it, and tells Mick and Barry that the equipment was probably marked with invisible dye. Natalie brings in her saxophone, and asks her sister, Becky, to store it in her locker, because she s forgot her key. Becky also finds her key missing, and asks Nick to do it - he agrees thinking she meant it was a favour for Natasha. Maria, Justine, and Natalie hound Mr. Brisley to support their petition for fairer school rules. He won t sign, but advises them to go to the school council. Later in the day, Natalie asks for her sax back, and she in turn asks Nick for it - but then realizing she meant Natalie not Natasha, he gives her the locker key. When she opens the locker, she finds to her horror photocopied sheets of Natasha s diary! Later, at home Becky reads some of the diary contents, and finds her sister writing about how weak she thinks Becky is. Becky confides in Natalie, but won t tell where she found the diary - not until she has a chance of sorting it out herself. Mrs. Keele finds a classroom in an utter mess - Mr. Parrot admits his lesson was out of control, but wants to handle the situation in his own way. Becky confronts Nick when he s with Natasha - Natasha is only too happy to part company with Nick. Nick finally admits he s been putting up the diary photocopies, and Becky works out that he did it so that Natasha would be enemies with everyone except Nick. She agrees not to expose him, but in return he s got to stop posting the diary. Natalie works out what s upsetting Becky, and tries to get into Nick s locker. Mr. Robson catches her, and she can t explain her action, but Nick supports her vague explanation. When Mr. Robson s gone, she demands to have the diary photocopies off of him: she says that s the end of the matter, but there s another person listening from behind the lockers - Fran. In the next lesson, Fran wastes no time in grabbing the sheets, and posts up one on the noticeboard. Maria and Natalie decide enough is enough... Maria pulls out the remainder of the diary photocopies from Fran s bag - Fran admits she did post the recent ones, but only those...',' Geffers'),
('12416',' The school secretary, Mrs. Mason, brings her nephew to school, Bevis who wants to supply sweets to the tuck shop. Lucy and Jodie aren t impressed, until he shows them the chocolate hearts, and they negotiate a deal. They decide to promote a "Friendship Day" to sell them. Mick and Barry use strong arm tactics to try to persuade Gary to do their art course work, but they are disturbed by the arrival of a policewoman in the playground. Nick finally comes to clean with Natasha about stealing her diary: to his surprise, she doesn t go mad at him. But, later, she questions his motives, not really believing his reason for putting up the diary. Dennis buys a friendship heart, and hides it when Andy appears. Dudley has an adaption of the "apple for teacher" idea - he spills bird-seed into Mr. Parrot s register! His class is unruly when the teacher appears, continuing to make awful puns at his expense. In the corridor, Bevis, passing by, introduces himself to Ray as an old friend of Kenny s. He tells Ray they used to call him Sting, when he was little ("Sting-ray!"). In art class, Mick shows some severe homophobia when he reads about Michelangelo. A policewoman gives a lecture about personal safety to the Year 10 s. Jacko mentions that sometimes violence occurs without the parents knowing - this sounds warning bells in Mrs. Monroe, who questions him further. After they ve exchanged chocolate Friendship Day hearts, Dennis finally gets round to asking out Lucy. Andy is overhearing, and tells Dennis not to worry about Lucy stalking him. In the common room, Nick gives Natasha a friendship heart. Then, Richard is about to give a juggling demonstration, egged on by a cheery Nick, when suddenly Natasha explodes with fury. She tells them they are a bunch of liars and thieves, and exposes Nick as the one who copied her diary, and then tried to buy her silence with a 20p heart. She leaves, giving back the sweet to Nick on the way out. The others follow her, leaving Nick alone in his despair. As the day draws to a close, Lucy asks Mrs. Mason if they can get some more hearts off her nephew. Maria asks Mr. Brisley for help with her art, but he tells her that he has no time, and can she call him at home. Outside, Dennis tries to shake off persistent Andy, so he can meet up with Lucy. His delay makes him too late, and he finds Lucy has already gone. When Ray goes home, he finds Bevis making a re-acquaintance with Kenny. To Ray s disgust, it seems Kenny s decided that his old friend is to become his best man...',' Geffers'),
('12417',' Ruth s not too happy to make Bevis s acquaintance, and has no intention of him being their best man. Her decision that she wants a church wedding astounds both Kenny and Ray. Robyn has a chat with her dad about Mary, and tries to break some of his prejudice against Mary. Mrs Keele agrees to having a school charter, and Justine is tasked with collecting ideas. Mrs. Mason tells Mr. Parrott that she strongly suspects people at the Travellers  site of being responsible for the robbery. Mick and Barry threaten Gary in order to persuade him to do their GCSE Art homework. They produce some excellent drawings of themselves, but Mr. Brisley is no fool, who gets them to work alone. Barry s effort is clearly hopeless, and Mick has drawn a pansy: he explains it is a picture of Mr. Brisley. Mr. Brisley makes it clear that Mick s attitude won t be tolerated, and puts him in a week s detention. After school Mick is determined to get back at the teacher. Dudley does more of his Parrot jokes against the similarly named form teacher, who loses patience and incorrectly blames Lauren for the second time. Instead of making Dudley own up, the class decide they ll use the new charter to stop Mr. Parrott picking on Lauren and enlist Mrs. Monroe s support. Unfortunately, she s off sick, and Mr. Parrott takes her class. The first thing he sees is a note being passed to Lauren, and she is hauled out of the class, and Mr. Mackenzie is fetched. The more experienced teacher restores order easily, but there s resentment brewing. Dennis almost persuades Lucy to go out with him, but this time its she who cancels, remembering that there is football practice. Mary goes to have tea around Robyn s house, and Mr. Stone apologizes to Mary for his previous intolerance. Ray goes with Justine to try to find Ruth s uncle, to drop some patterns off for the wedding dress. They get off at the bus stop, and notice a pub they ve not used before. Ray explains it s a gay bar. Mrs. Keele walks past the notice-board where the school charter suggestions have been accumulating - along side is pinned a petition signed by about 30 people to have Mr. Parrott sacked. After returning from Ruth s uncle, Ray and Justine argue as they again walk past the pub they passed before. A car pulls up, and the occupants walk towards the building - Justine and Ray are surprised to note that one of them is Mr. Brisley...',' Geffers'),
('12418',' Justine tells Maria about suspecting Mr. Brisley to be gay, she half expected it though from speaking to his partner on the phone. Ruth is annoyed to find that most of her side of the family can t come to the wedding, because the would-be bridesmaids and page boys have come down with the mumps. Ray promises to help... Lauren s parents are on the warpath, and come into school with their daughter after Mr. Parrott twice blamed her for Dudley s antics. Bevis asks his aunt, Mrs. Mason, the school secretary, if the stolen video equipment has been replaced. Ray invites his sixth form friends to the wedding, and there slowly builds some enthusiasm, even Natalie and Natasha putting aside their differences to combine vocal forces. Fran and Maria too, end their feud to become ushers. Mr. Brisley "comes out" in the staffroom, announcing that his partner s name is Don, when Mr. Parrott s flaunting of his fiancé becomes too much, and Mr. Hankin is organizing a staff trip. Shocked silence follows his announcement. Jacko has been behaving strangely, and an off-the-cuff remark about loony bins by Brian causes him to punch his former friend. Mr. Parrott wastes no time spreading the juicy gossip about Mr. Brisley to Mrs. Mason - and Barry Timpson is standing in the doorway as it happens. He wastes no time in spreading the happy news to Mick. Meanwhile, Mr. Parrott is getting the usual treatment - the class repeating his utterances parrot-fashion. Mrs. Keele sees Lauren and her parents, but the conversation takes a strange turn when they mention Mr. Brisley - they also overheard Mr. Parrott s idle gossip. Seeing Mick playing cards for money with Dave, who calls him a black slob, Mr. Brisley puts Mick in detention, and then tells Dave he will be excluded if he uses racist language again. Mick looks at Mr. Brisley thoughtfully. Jacko makes an apology to Brian in Science, and explains his mother is in hospital. Ray gets Lucy and Lauren to be bridesmaids - but who can he persuade to be a page boy!? Wanting to be near to Lucy, Dennis readily agrees, and wanting to protect Dennis from Lucy, Andy agrees too. In break, Jacko further explains about his mother - she has had a nervous breakdown and is in a mental institution. Mrs Keele is not pleased to see the staff drinking wine, and coldly asks Mr. Parrott to see her in her office. She berates him for the incident with Lauren, and spreading gossip about Mr. Brisley, and she is horrified by his homophobic attitude when he defends himself. Mrs. Keele gives some reassurance to Mr. Brisley, but his troubles aren t over, as Barry has been spreading the word to the others due to play in the cricket match, for which the teacher is umpiring. When he steps out onto the green, he is greeted with chants of "poof", "poof", "poof". Then, remembering the teacher s anti-racist attitude earlier, Mick takes one of the chanting St. Joe s by the scruff of the neck: "He may be a poof, but he s OUR poof, so you re going to leave him alone, understand?" he says....',' Geffers'),
('12419',' Barry Timpson returns to his classmate s horror - but this dissipates when everyone realizes he s without the others from the Cigarette Gang. Ray s brother, Kenny has a new girlfriend who can wrap him around her little finger. She gives Ray a lift to school on her impressive motor bike. As they arrive in the playground, her parting shot of "See you tonight" causes a great deal of interest in Justine, Nick and Richard. Later, when they question him about her, he doesn t disabuse them of the notion that she is his girlfriend. The Year Eight girls want to take part in the five a side football to Mr. Robson s dismay. Jodie seems to be doing well, but she s furious not to be picked for the team - Mr. Robson explains it is not a mixed team. New girl Mary takes her seat with the other Year 10 s, getting involved in a project to describe where they live. Her answers about the house and road she resides at don t seem very convincing though. When Ray comes home, he finds the place in a tip, and no food in the house - it is due to Kenny spending all his spare time with Ruth. Kenny tells Ray to get hoovering, but the machine has a hole in the bag, and the place ends up a worse mess. Spanner is behaving mysteriously - when Techno goes round his house, he is refused entrance - it seems their friendship is at an end. Dave the caretaker turns a simple job of moving tables from one room to another into a major ordeal. Fran s new idea to get Richard interested in Maria is to send a picture and letter from her male cousin to Natasha, but in such a way that Richard discovers it. However, it seems Fran is keeping a secret from her best friend - she also fancies Richard - she just manages to close her diary (in which she s drawn a heart with her own and Richard s name) before Natalie and Maria come back. Seeing the diary, Natalie mentions that her twin is also keeping a secret diary. They hatch a plan to get Natasha s diary, to put in their fake letter. Having stolen it from her locker, with Natalie s help, there s a bit of a problem in getting it back. Barry Timpson - the solitary one from the cigarette gang to be in school - finds he is a pariah, "accidentally" shoved around by just about everybody. Later, he is chased through the corridors by an angry mob out for revenge. He hides in the toilets, but is ejected from that hiding place by Jacko s lot. Outside, he runs again, and trips. The mob approach, then three more faces appear round the corner - Mick, Grimbo and Frank have returned!',' Geffers'),
('12420',' Saturday: Kenny s big day, if Ray can get him out of bed... Bevis turns up at Ray s and takes the camera. After checking on Jacko, Brian and Lee bump into Becky, and with nothing better to do, follow her. Nick and Richard go to a Young Brides store to hire some suits, but find that it s not the usual thing to go without a booking. After getting suited and booted - but unfortunately in groom and best man outfits, they persuade the limo driver to drop them off at the church. Round at Robyn s house, Mary and Becky decide to gatecrash the wedding and get into the photos. Becky warns the others that she was followed. As Ray and Kenny are about to get in the car, Kenny tries the ring on his finger - it doesn t fit. Ray explains that it s Ruth s, but then disaster strikes, as Kenny drops the ring, and it rolls into the drain. At the church, Justine exasperatedly waits for the missing Kenny, and then Kenny s ex, Vikki, appears. She makes a threatening reference to Jane Eyre, which makes no sense to the illiterate Richard and Nick - Nick wonders if Natasha would know... She explains that Vikki must intend to stop the wedding. At school, the staff prepare themselves for a trip to a the Ellen Terry memorial, a National Trust site. Back at Ray s house, the ring has been successfully retrieved from the drain, but at a cost - Ray s smart white jacket is now covered in mud. With Kenny unfit to drive after the stag night, learner driver Ray sets off at an infuriatingly slow pace. Back at the church, the bride to be has arrived, with a small army of embarrassed page boys and bridesmaids, but the vicar seems to be confused about the groom, thinking it s Richard, and starts the wedding prematurely. As Kenny and Ray turn up, Maria and Fran sit either side of Vikki, ready for action. Kenny bursts in and Ruth questions him about the missing camera, the absence of flowers, and Ray s unsuitable red lounge lizard jacket. Meanwhile, Bevis distracts a florists and grabs a pile of flowers, running off. At this time, the staff have gone nowhere fast, their van having a flat tyre. When they load on the spare, they are stopped by the Old Bill, because the replacement tyre is bald. Becky and her friends have been leading Jacko s gang on a merry dance, and have finally arrived in the grounds of the church. As the vicar asks if anyone has any reasons for the marriage not to take place, Vikki tries to rise and speak but is held firmly down, and muted by the combined forces of Maria, Fran, Richard and Nick. At the same moment, Bevis comes in with the flowers, and trips headlong as he does so. The service concludes with Natasha and Natalie singing "Amazing Grace" together and Kenny trying to spell "mechanic" as he writes his occupation into the register. With the wedding service over, the guests come out. It s an opportunity for Dennis to finally explain to Andy about Lucy, and Jacko arrives and tells the others that his mother is a little more like her old self. It seems that Grange Hill s staff are opposite the church, trying to be unseen in their embarrassing predicament with the police, but the law is more interested in the flower thief - Bevis. Apparently Mrs. Mason s errant nephew s van was found to contain a stolen camcorder, and other video equipment. Kenny, Ruth, and Ray (still needed as a driver) head off in the car, and Mrs. Mason catches the bouquet. "Oh look, there s the little gypsy girl, I hope the vicar s locked the church," she says, just before the police grab Bevis, and take Mrs. Mason in too - for receiving stolen property (the bouquet was, after all, stolen!). The denizens of Grange Hill pour out the church gate, waving to the car as Ruth and Kenny are driven away.',' Geffers'),
('12421',' Just who is photocopying Natasha s diary on the school photocopier? Fran and Maria both claim innocence at having taken it and Natalie is cross because her sister s been mad at her ever since it went missing. Seeing a camcorder in the shop window inspires Robyn to wish that they could have one to make their own videos. The Cigarette Gang waste no time in getting back to normal activities - breaking into school lockers, for instance - they commission Barry Timpson to get started on that trick. Unfortunately for him, he s found trying to prise them open by Natasha, who thinks he must have been the one to take her diary. Mr. Brisley intervenes, but his bag is empty. Richard offers her assistance. Mrs. Keele needs to see Mick, Grimbo and Frank to lay down some ground rules - but she is hampered by the loss of her voice. Her condition makes it hard for them to take her warning seriously. Their apologies are insincere, as they prove after terrorizing a young boy they meet out in the corridor. Mr. Robson gets more grief about Jodie s wanting to play football - from Mrs. Monroe too. At the student/teacher meeting, Robyn proposes the idea of the camcorder as a school purchase to help with projects, but there s no money for it. Justine suggests they raise money for it, using the school newspaper. Finally the point about Jodie playing in the boys  football comes up, and Mr. Robson finds he might have to reconsider. Richard goes into Natasha s good books when he finds her diary out near the bins - a watching Maria looks on in dismay. Frank and Grimbo have joined the community action scheme (without much choice in the matter!) and are asked by Mr. Robson to help with the football coaching. When Mr. Robson meets his counterpart from another school for a five-a-side match, to his horror he finds that their team has girls in it - will no-one follow the rules!? When Jodie and Lucy approach him, still nagging about playing, he still refuses. The match is a nightmare for Mr. Robson, not helped by the female audience who cheer the opposition girls when they score a goal. A fight breaks out between Spanner and Techno, and the ref sends both off. Robyn and Julie come across the road that new girl Mary gave as her address, and check out her impressive house. Julie plucks up the courage to knock, and the girls find that there s no Mary living at that address. As they leave, Natasha continues to praise Richard for finding her diary, with just that nagging worry about its lock being broken. Doing a stint as a receptionist at school, Ray confides in Maria that Ruth isn t his girlfriend. She can t resist telling Fran and Justine who fall about laughing. Julie and Robyn confront Mary about her house, but she shrugs it off. Natasha and Richard hear lots of giggling near a notice board - a photocopied page of her diary is pinned there. Richard reads a bit of it out in which Natasha has written her thoughts about the boys and teachers - notably about Mr. Robson who stands listening. Her diary entry says that she thinks Mr. Robson should have gone into the army, except he wouldn t have passed the IQ test!',' Geffers'),
('12422',' Kenny breaks some surprising news to his brother, Ray - he s getting married and is having an engagement party. Home life for Andy (Spanner) is getting tricky with a new baby in the house, which has taken his bedroom, and an annoying little sister. More diary revelations are put up from Natasha s diary, this time saying horrible things about Justine. Justine is upset over the cruel jibes, saying that she s not over Liam. When Richard enters the library, Nick hides something, but Richard makes him show it - it s the photo from Natasha s diary, placed there by Maria and Fran to make Richard think  Tasha is seeing someone else. Kenny offers a variety of carrots to Ray to make peace with his brother, but none of them work, and Ray storms off. Another Natasha diary extract is posted, this time it bad-mouths the Cigarette Gang, who decide things have gone too far. They decide to take a pop at Mary, but she s perfectly able to defend herself. Natasha asks for Richard s help once again, but he refuses, still sore at finding out about her fictional boyfriend. Mr. Hankin mentions to Ray that people are videoing weddings with camcorders - it gives him an idea, with his brother s marriage in the offing. But first, the school has to raise enough money to buy one, and Justine tells him they ve only raised £50 so far. Ray and Nick have a run in with St. Joe s. He bets fifty quid (the very money raised by sponsorship) that their football junior team will beat St. Joe s. He s optimistic - until he speaks to Mr. Robson, and finds out that the Grange Hill team was beaten by girls. He takes on the task of trying to get Techno and Spanner together, speaking to them both. Persuaded by Ray, Spanner finally tells Techno about the baby, and the two are reconciled. While the minibus takes Grange Hill off to play, Ray confidently waits to hear - he s arranged for someone to call in with the result. To his dismay, he finds Dave the Caretaker has dismantled the phone. Later, returning to school, Mr. Robson is surprised to find Ray still waiting to hear the result. After a little tension building, Mr. Robson reveals the score - 4:1 to Grange Hill!',' Geffers'),
('12423',' An angry mob hammer on the close Tuck Shop window... Justine, who is in charge of it, turns up late. She tells Mrs. Keele that she s not well, and the Head suggests she hands over the day to day operation to the Year 8 s. Fran is a little careless when talking to Nick about Natasha s mystery man (happy that her devious plan worked) and almost gives the game away. Maria is no help, she just runs off to play badminton with Justine, with a cat-that s-got-the-cream smile on her face. Frank, Grimbo, and the others sit before the Head who s decided they can participate in the Community Action Scheme. Mrs. Monroe learns of the background of mystery girl Mary, and is upset not to have been told earlier. Asserting their sixth form authority over the Year 10 girls, Nick and Richard, with Fran and Maria play a badminton match: it s all part of the game plan to get Maria with Richard. Nick keels over before the game s gone more than a few seconds, with a fake injury, Fran takes him home, leaving Maria with Richard. She plays the "can you show me how to hold the bat" card to get close to him. Meanwhile, Nick continues to limp, explaining he really did hurt his foot. After Badminton, Maria goes off with Richard to play pool. Meanwhile, Frank and Grimbo s Community Action begins with them visiting Mrs. Sochaski, an old lady with an East European accent. Mrs. Monroe rather cautiously leaves them with her and they start to do some odd jobs. At school, Jodie approaches Mary because she s seen her playing footie with some lads, but Julie butts in, scornful and snobbish about the common nature of the area where she hangs out. Later, Julie challenges Mary about why she showers at school - she is determined to get to the root of her mystery, and follows her after school. At the old lady s house, Grimbo s eyes light up when he sees all her jewellery, but she bosses him out of the room. He and Frank learn that she is Polish. While having tea and cake, while the lady is out of the room, Grimbo finds some computer games lying around. Frank is about to put them in his bag, when she returns. She tells the boys a little of the story of her life, about the loss of her family in concentration camps, and this touches a nerve with Grimbo who tells Frank not to taking the games. In any case, she explains that the games come from her son, and she surprises them by being quite adept at playing them. Later Grimbo returns to show the woman a locket he has with a picture of his dead father inside - killed in the Falklands War. She questions why he s showing it, and this breaks the spell - he reverts to type, is rude to her and walks off...',' Geffers'),
('12424',' Robyn persuades Mary to show her where she lives - it is a caravan and Mary is a gypsy. They are followed by Julie, who spreads the news round the school. The Polish lady, "Mrs. S", earns a little of Graham s trust, getting him to admit the locket was bought in a junk shop, and Graham explains that the man who looks after him used to be his mother s partner. She gives him some computer games, but he pretends he stole them when he speaks to Frank. The boys and girls of Year Ten are competing to show they can run the Tuck Shop. The girls seem to be ahead in the game, using Home Economics to bake some demonstration food. They are sabotaged by Andy and Dennis who spice up their fruit drink and steal their recipe book - but it s Mr Mackenzie who suffers when he takes an experimental taster of their concoction. The girls learn that Mr. Brisley has a spare fridge freezer, and arrange to acquire it for the tuck shop. They easily beat the boys vague account of how they will run the tuck shop, and Justine hands over the reins of the enterprise to the girls. Mary finds herself an outcast, and blames Robyn, who protests innocence. She approaches Jodie in the new Tuck Shop about playing football - Jodie is happy for Mary to play, and leaves her temporarily in charge of the shop. When she returns, with Lucy, the money box is opened, and the float is found to be absent. Sensing accusative eyes looking at her, Mary flies into a rage, pushing a younger girl, and tearing down the tuck shop poster... After she has gone, Justine turns up with the cash which hadn t been put in the money box yet. Mrs. Keele reprimands Mary, and asks her to wait outside. When Mrs. Monroe goes to talk to her, she s gone. Mary sits outside her caravan, crying....',' Geffers'),
('12425',' Mr. Robson is mobbed by enthusiastic female footballers who won t take no for an answer when it comes to getting some training. Mrs. Monroe has been offered a chance for the school to appear in an advert. Ray s shocked to find that she might have turned it down, as the money would pay towards the camcorder fund. He and Justine search Mrs. Monroe s desk until they find the letter from the company. Ray persuades Justine to call as though she were Mrs. Monroe, saying she s changed her mind. The plan is successful, but they have no idea what the advert is for, except that they need footballers. Ray, Justine and Nick hold their own audition for players. At school, the film crew arrive to shoot the advert, and a surprised Mrs. Monroe tries to get the bottom of how come they turned up when she said no to them. In a geography class, Andy and Dennis are determined to somehow get involved in the advert, but they are ill-prepared, as usual. Ray tries to convince Mrs. Monroe it couldn t have been him who phoned, but then Justine turns up, and their subterfuge becomes obvious. Nevertheless, the advert filming gets under way, and a load of male footballers step in for the audition. However, it appears Ray and Justine overlooked a vital detail - the film crew are after female footballers! "No problem," says Ray, and shoots off to get some. With a terrible sense of timing, Andy and Dennis burst in, wearing emergency lost property P.E. kit...',' Geffers'),
('12426',' Andy and Dennis have just burst in to the filming of an advert for shoes, unaware that the production staff are expecting girls... Evidently, the producer wants footballers of the fairer sex, and one solitary male, to sell girls  shoes. To his astonishment, the producer chooses Andy. His pride turns to dismay when she tells everyone that what they want for the advert is a "useless wimpy boy". The advert is shot, and Mrs. Keele receives a cheque - with some reservations about the unorthodox way of raising funds. Fran and Maria have a coffee with Nick, but coincidentally Mick and Grimbo s gang are also there. The ex-Cigarette Gang discuss their community action work - Mick can t understand why Graham and Frank aren t taking stuff from the old lady, but Graham looks uneasy. The school buys the camcorder, but there seems reluctance among the staff to get to grips with the new fangled technology. Who is Andy s mystery admirer? He won t say at first, but then admits it is Lucy Mitchell. Dennis suggests they go to watch the girls  hockey match. Mrs. Monroe and Mr. Robson are also there to video the proceedings, but it s more difficult than it looks with such a fast action game. Lucy s glances at the boys embarrasses Andy further, but he s missing the point: it s Dennis she is looking at. To Mr. Robson s surprise, in the middle of the match Jodie swaps hockey sticks for a football, and she and the others kick the ball, scoring a goal! Mr. Robson is furious, but he sees that there will be no peace, and agrees to start some girls  football teams. Maria calls Richard telling him that everyone s going to a new club, and he agrees to come - but she has no intention of asking anyone else... Unfortunately, Richard innocently asks Justine about it later, and she agrees to come too with the others. At Sofia s house, "Lofty", as the old lady calls Frank, and Graham are under instructions to nick something. Frank pretends to have stomach ache, and Sofia goes to find some medicine. Graham takes advantage of the distraction to take a locket from her jewellery. Justine visits Ray, to tell him about plans for their night time trip to the club, but finds him in a depressed mood. He confides that he s worried Kenny s going to move out and leave him without a roof over his head. Richard and Maria arrive at the club - Mick and Barry are also there, waiting for the other half of their gang. When they turn up, Mick isn t pleased at Graham s pathetic theft. As he investigates it, the picture from inside the locket falls out unnoticed. Richard puzzles over why no-one else has turned up, but Maria grabs him and leads him to the dance floor. As he does so, Justine and Fran turn up. The power goes off briefly - teething troubles at the new club - when they come on Fran is staring enviously at Maria and Richard, in each others arms..',' Geffers'),
('12427',' Kenny s engagement party is looming, and there s bad news as the intended venue has been shut down, so the party must be held at Ray and Kenny s house. Kenny pays Ray to get the place sorted out, and Ray gets a chance to ask a leading question - what happens to him when his brother is married. Kenny evades the question and rushes off. Ray enlists the help of Justine to sort the food out. Meanwhile, Dudley tries to get Dennis and Andy interested in his idea for getting the Tuck Shop from the girls - he plans to douse their food with Worcester sauce. When he sees Justine carrying food, he smiles happily in anticipation, and offers her a hand, unaware that it is food for the party... Mrs. Keele wants to see the video of the hockey match, unaware of the embarrassment caused to Mr. Robson when the girls made their demonstration for girls  football. While Ray, with the (paid) help of Richard and Nick tidy up his place, there s a surprise when Vikki, an ex-girlfriend of Kenny, turns up, and becomes quite interested in the party. Mr. Robson is mobbed by the female footballers again, but Ray comes to his assistance - with the intention of prising the camcorder from him, for use at the engagement party. After some football practice, Ray and Nick smuggle out the camcorder, pretending to put it away. At home, Ray starts filming Kenny, and then the party gets underway. The happy couple give a little speech, Kenny says he used to be ruthless, but now that s got Ruth, he s ruthless no longer! It s all going quite well, despite some "hot" waffle irons turning up, and Kenny s ex, Vikki reappears. Also Richard tastes the food, and finds it ruined by Dudley s earlier intervention. Ray tries to keep Ruth away from Vikki, who s intertwined herself with Kenny. Unfortunately, although Ray s successful in keeping Ruth away - and even gets a reassurance that they ll want him to continue to live with them - he s reckoned without the camcorder which is recording Kenny and his ex downstairs. Justine fends off an admirer with a mouthful of Worcester-sauce impregnated quiche...and finally, the party is over, with Kenny having been given an earful by Ruth - not about Vikki, or stolen goods, but about him not telling his little brother that he ll be staying with them, once they are wed. Back at school, Nick and Ray pretend to borrow the camera from the locked cupboard, but of course they are using that as a ruse for returning it. Unfortunately they reckon without the entry of Mrs. Keele who wants to see the hockey match she thinks is recorded on the tape....',' Geffers'),
('12428',' Both Justine and Mr. Robson are waiting at the airport for a New York flight, unaware of each other s presence. Mrs. Keele is stressed out, evidently facing financial difficulties. Jacko s home life is difficult with his mother in hospital. Justine calls Maria, who s with Richard, to ask her to go to the school council meeting to protest about the badly cleaned toilets. In her office, Mrs. Keele cuts up her credit card, and puts the pieces in her bin. Troubled new girl Anna goes in to see the Head, who tries to persuade her to talk to Mrs. Monroe first. On the way out, while Mrs. Keele talks on the phone, Anna picks up the fragments of credit card. The Upper 6th, Maria and Richard in the library, and Justine at the airport, are working on Wuthering Heights. Mr. Parrott overhears, and to Maria s amusement rambles on enthusiastically about the novel. Anna applies glue to the credit card pieces and reassembles it. Mrs. Monroe is finding the new Year 7 s a bit of a handful, and tells Julie Corrigan that they were angels in comparison. In the airport, Justine gets chatting to a foreign worker in the toilets and gets a different perspective on Heathcliffe. Jacko s poor home life is reflected in his poor homework - Mrs. Monroe gets him to do it again. Mrs. Keele gets Richard to take a letter to the electricity board - Anna overhears that it has all Mrs. Keele s personal information in it. The school council meeting makes a start, but Mrs. Keele is in a flustered state. At the airport, Mr. Robson finally notices that Justine s waiting too, and confronts her. As they are arguing, the person they are waiting for - Martha Jordan - arrives. Ms Jordan is a friend of Ms. Janowitz. In the playground, Anna makes a pretence that the Head wanted her envelope back, and uses the opportunity to note down Mrs. Keele s details. Jacko visits his mum in hospital - she is in another world and doesn t register his presence...',' Geffers'),
('12429',' The loos have had a bit of redecoration - Mr. Robson explains to caretaker Dave that it s because the school inspectors is coming. Mr Robson leaves Dave screwing in a new mirror, but hears the sound of smashing glass - evidently seven years of bad luck for the accident-prone caretaker. Anna pressures Arnie and Sam to do something about the Animal Man problem instead of living vicariously through fast action movies on television. Mr. Robson tells the staff that a school brochure is to be written, with photos taken of classes. Mr Hankin s camera gives Arnie an idea for getting evidence against the animal smuggling, and with a bit of sweet talk, gets hold of it, nominally for getting school brochure photos. Mr. Robson takes on the role as acting head and finds himself overworked. Mr. Manyeke tells Mr. Robson that he s going to resurrect the Grange Hill Choir and he starts gathering some singers - teaching them a song... in Latin. Justine helps get the brochure into shape - her example template sounds better than anything created so far, so Mr. Robson asks her to get involved with the text. Josh suggests that the school video camera is used as well as still photography. Arnie and Sam, with Anna unshakably with them, go to the place they saw "Animal Man" visit, with the intention of getting inside unseen. They create a diversion, with Anna messing with his car, jumping on the roof, and giving an opportunity for Arnie to step inside with the camera. Arnie lets Sam in, and then they take some photos of the place, which all looks disappointingly normal. Then, to their horror, they hear a toilet flush and realize they are not alone. An old lady walks past them - evidently blind, but sensing their presence. They try to get out, but are too late - the man is coming back, so they duck into the back of the flat. As "Vernon" gets a good telling off from his elderly mother, they quietly slip out through the front door. They aren t too pleased with themselves, especially with just one photograph - but under a magnifying glass, they see an address on a letter - the location of some kind of a farm. Anna tells them that she knows where it is - she saw the address on a receipt inside the car...',' Geffers'),
('12430',' The school inspectors are in town, sitting in on lessons, and giving Mr. Robson a headache. With the rather limited clue that they are looking for a farm near Hertford, Arnie and Sam borrow an Ordnance Survey map to try to home in on likely places that Animal Man, Vernon, might be visiting. They find a likely candidate - Watchwood farm, and Anna calls the petrol station using the number on the receipt she saw through the car window, and finds that the farm s owner is called Gibson. Directory enquiries then gives them a phone number for the farm, and Anna calls it - they hear dogs barking in the background. Dave the caretaker does his best to make the school look "wellcoming" - as he spells the word on his home-made banners, to the exasperation of Mr. Robson. Arnie and Sam plan out their complicated trip to Hertford. Mr. Robson gives Justine a lift home, via his house, to collect his notes for the brochure. Martha makes an unexpected appearance, and looks surprised to see them laughing together. Arnie presses his sister, Jessica, for some money, and tells him the story about Animal Man - she doesn t believe him, but does part with the cash. The three head off on their long journey - a series of coaches, then a long walk. Finally, they reach a farm, and Anna hears dogs barking. They cautiously approach, and go inside. They find makeshift compartments with many dogs of different breeds with bad living conditions. They take a photo, hear someone coming and scarper. An elderly worker enters and takes a tiny puppy, talking to himself as he does so. Then, Vernon turns up, and in earshot of Anna, Sam and Arnie, takes the puppy, saying that it s no good to anyone, and demands a bucket of water to drown it. Anna screams, "No!" and rushes out, rescuing the dog. Animal Man looks at Anna in astonishment, then recognizes her - she runs, but finds a barbed wire fence in the way...',' Geffers'),
('12431',' Anna s in big trouble on a farm in Hertford - she bluffs that her parents are nearby, but Vernon s not ready to believe her. At home, Arnie s mum has liaised with Sam s mother and worked out that they ve not gone fishing, and Jessica explains about what Arnie said, which she had thought was just a game. Mrs. Arnold calls the police with a rather hazy idea of what the farm s name was. At the farm, Arnie and Sam creep out unseen, while the threats Vernon makes against Anna get serious. Vernon tells Anna that he s going to destroy the evidence - the dogs - and she yells to Sam and Arnie to get the police. Anna s left in charge of Vernon s elderly assistant, while Vernon drives after Arnie and Sam. Anna easily escapes the clutches of Ron, and smashes the van s windscreen before running off. Sam and Arnie put some old ironmongery in the path of the car, and hide. When Vernon goes to remove the wreckage from the road, Sam grabs the car keys. With police sirens in the distance, time s up for Vernon, who makes a run for it. Anna opens the van s rear doors, and several dogs leap out and pursue Vernon, keeping him from getting away, while the police arrive on the scene. Back at home, Mr. Robson is baffled to find Martha s not talking to him when he visits her flat, but they make up. A new week dawns, with the school inspectors wanting to hear the newly reformed choir sing. Mr. Robson gives the animal rescuers a ticking off for putting themselves in danger. Dennis and Josh are determined to listen on the girls  drama production and hide under a piece of gym equipment while they rehearse. They give a demonstration of their performance called "Bits and Pieces" to Mrs. Monroe, to get her approval. Robyn and Julie do a sketch with them dressed as sexist lads. Jessica plays a piece from Taming of the Shrew, showing the Tudor male s view of the sexes. Then a video is played showing what the modern male thinks of the fairer sex, and the girls give an account of their feelings of being second class citizens. The performance comes to an end - but Mrs. Monroe vetoes it. The girls leave in a gloomy frame of mind, and the lights are turned out. But there is an anguished pair of voices coming from the vaulting horse - Dennis and Josh are unable to get out of their hiding place with the weight of equipment stacked on top...',' Geffers'),
('12432',' Dennis and Dudley escape from their predicament in the Gym, but at the cost of unwittingly vandalizing the stage equipment. Justine bumps into an old school friend with a baby, Jackie, who is stuck with her mundane life. She is persuaded to go to a forthcoming party, and Justine arranges for Robyn and Julie to baby-sit. Mrs. Monroe confides in Mr. Robson that she feels guilty about her decision not to allow the girls  play - but then the two of them find the smashed equipment, and conclude it was the girls expressing their dissatisfaction at her veto. The girls deny knowledge of the damage, and decide to find out with their own investigation. Dennis gets increasingly nervous as the day progresses. Mr. Hankin s science class in forensics gives Lucy the idea for taking fingerprints. In the Gym, Hammy finds Dennis cleaning the equipment he hid under, and is immediately suspicious. When the other girls turn up, Dennis talks his way out of it. Mr. Hankin is persuaded to look at the crime scene, and finds a footprint in one of the vaulting boxes. In the evening, Robyn and Julie start their babysitting for Jackie, while the young mother and Justine go off to their party. Before the party starts, they go to the wine bar, and notice Martha there, sitting alone. While they say hi, Mr. Robson comes in, very late, and immediately is in her bad books for talking to the girls first. Ignoring her grumpiness, he takes her off... to the school swimming pool, and his spontaneity wins her back... Back at Jackie s house, Robyn and Julie are finding their charge a bit of a handful, disappearing and making a mess while their backs are turned. Justine sees Julie and Robyn to their homes, then walks home alone. On the way, she suddenly hears a cry, and sees a man running off. Another bloke steps forward, clutching his chest, and collapses in pain. The first house she tries is no help, the occupant too afraid to help, so Justine heads off to a phone box. As she waits for the 999 call to respond, there s the sound of approaching footsteps, and the phone box door opens...',' Geffers'),
('12433',' Waiting for the 999 call centre to respond, Justine is shocked when the phone box door opens - it s Mr. Robson. Justine goes with him to the police station to give a statement about the stabbing and to try to describe the attacker. The next day, Mrs. Monroe tells Martha about the attack, but the fact that Justine was with Mr. Robson is ringing alarm bells in Martha s head. News spreads to everyone in the school - it reminds Jessica that her own incident was never resolved. Mrs. Monroe reiterates that the girls  play is banned, but they intend to perform it outdoors - there s already a lot of interest, and they start selling makeshift tickets. Josh shows Dennis his detailed plans for buying up old warships and refitting them as leisure centres. Maria tells Richard of her strict father, and he persuades her to go and listen to the choir practising. To Maria s disgust, the song sung is Greensleeves, but then Mr. Manyeke does something surprising - he tears up the song sheet, and tells the choir to do the same. He explains that his choir is going to be a "choral extravaganza" and practice becomes more dynamic. Mrs. Monroe s talk of Shakespeare in the Park gives Lucy the idea that their own drama could be done in any park, without permission. Dennis and Josh make Dave the caretaker spill his paint tin, and Dennis accidentally steps in the paint - Lucy notices the imprint he leaves behind, and considers it thoughtfully. Richard goes to have tea with Maria and his father - they discuss her "goth" appearance as though she isn t present, and Richard gets to see her chess trophies from an earlier age. Hard-up Sam has the idea of a computer tennis competition, with the intention of entering and winning himself. At the park, Lucy and the others fob off a park keeper with a lie that their teacher has organised their impending drama production. Then the performance starts, but it s immediately heckled by Dudley with cries of "get  em off" - Julie s reply to this is to grab Dudley and pull him onto "stage" and put him in his place. The girls  piece now re-enacts the destruction of the stage gear, showing it as a typical yobbish act of boys. Lucy looks knowingly in Dennis s direction, and he whispers "but it wasn t like that!"',' Geffers'),
('12434',' Jacko s about to be left on his own while his father is away for a day. Anna wastes no time in having fun with Mrs. Keele s credit card - she orders some flowers. While out shopping with Robyn, Becky puts a deposit on shoes she sees in the window, and they see Jacko buying women s clothes, not knowing about him having to buy things for his mother while she is in hospital. Becky s outraged that he finds time to do that but hasn t contributed towards their mutual school project. Justine is about to elaborate on the idea of putting flowers in the toilets - an idea she realised when she was at the airport toilets - when Anna s ordered flowers arrive. They have been addressed to Mrs. Monroe, who is very pleased by the gesture - except Mrs. Keele has no idea where they came from. She reads out the message "Sorry I had the hump, love from Mrs. Keele!". In the girls  loos - Justine places a vase of red flowers on the ledge. A short time later, Justine finds the vase in pieces, the flowers strewn across the floor. Ms Jordan finds Year 9 s appreciation of Shakespeare lacking - Jessica asks if they might have a drama club. Jacko puts his mother s new clothes in his locker, and rudely ignores Becky on the way out. After they ve gone, Anna creeps in, forces the lock and takes the bag of clothes. In a rather confused state of mind, Mrs. Keele talks to Justine about the flowers - asking her where they came from. Jacko returns to his locker and is distraught to find it empty - he confides in Becky that it was his mum s nightie. As they speak the nightdress is not too far away - Anna has it, and has clothed a ghoulish mannequin with it, complete with red curly-haired wig. Outside, Arnie and Sam sit with some food which Anna thrust into their hands. Becky finds them with it, recognizing it as part of Jacko s shopping, and insists they find the rest of it, or they re in trouble. Arnie asks his big sister for help, but Jess merely tells him to wise up. Jacko s fellow band members are getting fed up with his non-appearances at their practice. In Mrs. Monroe s class, Anna unveils her creation - as she says, from the Chamber of Horrors - the Mrs. Monroe guy - to squeals of hilarity. Mrs. Monroe places it on the floor without comment. During registration, Arnie and Sam notice Anna s bag is rather full, and suspect her of having Jacko s gear. Ms. Jordan invites Justine to a Thanksgiving dinner, with herself, Mr. Robson, and another American friend. Outside, Arnie and Sam see Anna dump Jacko s stuff in the bin, and Sam races off to find Becky. They retrieve the bags, but the nightdress is missing. When Jacko goes to visit his mum, her social worker digs a little into his home life, concerned at the periodic absence of his father. Becky meets with him and learns the truth of his mother s situation. To Jacko s horror, his mother s social worker turns up at the house -then to his relief, the neighbour walks in, and plays along with the pretence of being his aunt. At school, Sam dares Arnie to walk into the girls toilets - they rush out screaming, running past Mrs. Keele who investigates. She pushes open a cubicle, and reels in horror - Anna s effigy of Mrs. Monroe - a painted balloon face, garish wig, pink kitchen gloves, smiling face, sits there, holding her own credit card...',' Geffers'),
('12435',' Arnie s football accidentally hits Mr. Robson, who light-heartedly kicks the ball himself, followed by the arriving Martha Jordan who seems rather good at soccer. Justine encounters the disinterested cleaner in the toilet, and gets grief for wanting to make the place look better. Jacko brings a photo album in for his mother, who is very pleased to see him. She reminisces about her childhood briefly, mentioning the sea, then insists Jacko goes to school. When Jacko meets up with Becky, he tells her that he d like to take her mother to the sea - to Southwold, in Suffolk. Justine talks to Mrs. Keele about the state of the toilets and her unhappy meeting with the cleaner. Mrs. Keele makes an arrangement to have the toilets locked. Shortly after, the cleaner gives the caretaker an earful, because she s been given the sack. Year 11 start to get some enthusiasm for the drama workshop version of Romeo and Juliet that Martha is starting, and preparing audition pieces. Marion, the cleaner gives Mrs. Keele a piece of her mind, telling about how little she is paid, and adding more to the Head s already distressed state, all overheard by a troubled Justine. Outside the loos, a bunch of girls have gathered trying to get into the locked door, and it takes the sanity of Julie Corrigan to explain they need the key from the office. While Julie goes off for the key, Anna steps in, and takes control, leading the girls, like the Pied Piper, to the boys toilet. Martha and Jessica hold auditions: Lauren reads with confidence, but Dudley is a little over confident. When Anna gets back to the girls  toilets, Julie gives her the keys, with instructions to take it to the office. Instead, she goes to the other toilet and locks it, delightedly hearing that Mrs. Monroe is inside. Back at the audition, Julie s piece is rather appositely about keys. Later the results are posted - Brian is to play Romeo, and Jessica has chosen Juliet for herself. Jacko visits his mum, and takes her to a café, but she gets scared at being outside, and asks to go home again. Mr. Robson goes round to Martha s place for her Thanksgiving dinner, and finds Justine there. Then to his dismay, another male turns up, Scott, who seems on rather friendlier terms with Martha than he had expected. There s a little friction between the two men, but then in the kitchen Martha explains that Scott is her cousin. Justine and Scott leave, then there s just Mr. Robson and Martha left. Mr. Robson makes his excuses, kisses Martha on the cheek and leaves. Then, there s a knock at the door, and he s back again to make it clear he d rather not go, but for the early start tomorrow...',' Geffers'),
