Tracy Beaker Returns - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Burnywood Menace
When the Dumping Ground is threatened with closure, Tracy's drastic action leads to disaster.
Drained
The Dumping Ground reopens and Tracy must face the truth: because of her actions Mike looks certain to be sacked.
Crushed
Tracy finds it hard to deal with Lily when she moves into Cam's, while Toby gets a crush on a girl who is not what she seems.
Refugees
When two refugees are left at the Dumping Ground, Gus tries to find out what their story is.
Money
When a big bag of money is dumped in the garden, how long can the kids keep the truth from Tracy? And is Seth a new social worker or one of the gang looking for the loot?
Elektra
New girl Elektra starts a frightening club at the dumping ground. And why are Tracy and Sapphire dressed as giant sausages?
What You Don't Know...
No-one is happy when Johnny persuades Tee to get fostered without him, so Tracy decides to sort out the mess.
A Day in the Country
A fun weekend in the country turns into disaster when Tracy is made team leader.
The Scare Game
Just when Tracy thinks she has a complete family with Lily and Cam, Lily's dad arrives unexpectedly.
Out of Control
Tracy unexpectedly becomes involved with a group of old people when Liam has to do community service in an old people's home.
Snake Bite
A friend from Elektra's past arrives and gains Tracy's trust, but is she who she says she is?
Grandad
Tracy sacrifices her new car as she and the others come together to help Frank after he learns his grandad has died.
Chain Reaction
Tracy finds it hard to deal with life when she is left to live on her own, and Lily's return destroys Carmen and Elektra's friendship.
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