Adrian Edmondson guests as a hopeless teacher suffering a crisis of confidence. Star reporter Sarah Jackson sets out to help.
The race for a grabber story for the front page blinds Lynda to the fact that maybe class clown Spike Thomson knows a thing or two about journalism.
When the printers strike, the Junior Gazette has only three hours to write the next edition ... before the news has even happened!
Why is the newsroom full of pigeons, and does Bobby Tweed have anything to do with the thefts around school?
Colin promotes Frazz as a new Chess champ, despite the fact that he cannot play at all… And is Spike returning to his old ways?
An unusually snappy Lynda drafts Spike, Kenny, and Tiddler for late duty while Colin struggles to meet his appointment with the richest man in town.
“The Phone Ranger” wants an interview with Lynda, while the Headmaster wants to suspend publication of the paper during exams.
Lynda needs an escort for a business function - anyone but Spike! Meanwhile Kenny is flirting with a wrong number and Sarah must decide which is more important to her: a fledgling relationship or her journalistic integrity.
Cindy’s horrific secret is revealed, but who will believe the usually insincere Colin?
Who is the mystery writer providing TV reviews for the paper and why is he so hard to meet?
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