The Queen's Nose - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Episode 1
Mr and Mrs Parker return from Australia to set up a foster home, and when one of the foster children gets hold of the coin, the Queen'sNose begins to influence the household in unpredictable ways. In this edition, an overworked Arthur gets more than he bargained for when he wishes that he could be in more than one place at a time. Fortunately, Harmony is on hand to explain the significance of the coin to Sam.
Episode 2
The Parker family are busy preparing for Harmony's going-away party. Sam longs to find her real mother, and is hopeful that the Queen'sNose will be able to help her. Pansy, however, has other plans for the coin, wishing for an endless supply of ice cream - with very messy results.
Episode 3
Jordan accidentally puts on Sam's coat - with the Queen's Nose in its pocket. Bored and cross, Jordan wishes that life could be more like television - and before long, everybody is talking and behaving like characters from a television programme.
Episode 4
In an attempt to catch the eye of Sean, the hunky lifeguard at the local swimming baths, Melody agrees to take part in a charity fashion show. Sam grants Jordan and Pansy one wish each, but things go horribly wrong.
Episode 5
When Sam rashly wishes for Audrey's problems instead of her own, the two find that they have swapped bodies. While Sam is forced to take on Audrey's responsibilities, Audrey goes skateboarding.
Episode 6
There's a great deal of confusion involving goats, the social services, and a suspicious Mrs Parker. And the coin's last wishes are used up. Will there be a happy ending for the Parkers?
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