The BEST episodes written by Holly Lyons
#1 - Mind Your Own Business
The Story of Tracy Beaker - Season 3 - Episode 14
Michael and Crash come to blows when Elaine announces that a new kid Wilson is arriving, and one of them will have to share with him. Meanwhile, Tracy reckons it's about time Louise got her own back on her prankster boyfriend, Adam. All goes to plan until Tracy realises that she's got the wrong guy! Elaine is horrified to discover Wilson emerging from the cellar, covered in flour and rotten eggs. To Tracy's surprise, Wilson lies, saying he coated himself in them on purpose. Tracy appreciates Wilson's gesture, but will not admit to liking Wilson.
#2 - I Am Not in Love
The Story of Tracy Beaker - Season 3 - Episode 15
Tracy develops a crush on Wilson, but is loath to admit it. Tracy agrees to go with Wilson to visit his Mum in hospital. Tracy agrees, and on a day out with Cam, she can't stop talking about Wilson. Meanwhile, Duke and Shelley are led a merry dance by some amorous text messages. Lol and Crash are responsible, but when the game is up it looks like Tracy is going to get the blame. However, Wilson takes the blame thinking he is doing it for Tracy. When Tracy asks him why he did it, she finally admits her feelings, and they kiss. Unfortunately, Justine is watching from behind.
#3 - Fun Run
Fireman Sam - Season 5 - Episode 16
Today in Pontypandy, a fun run has been organised for charity. Unfortunately Norman's cheating ways put James and the other competitors in danger.
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#4 - Neighbourhood Watchout
Fireman Sam - Season 5 - Episode 7
Mandy, Sarah and James decide to start a junior neighbourhood watch scheme, but get rather carried away.
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#5 - Episode 7242
Home and Away - Season 32 - Episode 202
Ziggy receives an amazing job offer that jeopardises her relationship with Dean. Colby struggles to make time for Mackenzie because of Bella’s neediness. Alex and Willow make a decision.
#6 - Episode 3795 (Mon 19 July 2004)
Emmerdale - Season 33 - Episode 168
As Charity moves her stuff out of Pear Tree Cottage with Tom she comes across a photo of Noah, and Tom asks her whether she really wants to give her son up? Charity tells him that she doesn’t like the thought of him being brought up by strangers. He tells her that at his time of life he wasn’t planning to raise any more kids and tells her that she must decide whether she wants to keep Noah.