Susan and Tom clash on their first day at school over his radical approach to teaching, with Susan feeling undermined by Tom's interference. But she's shocked when Tom tells her that if she can't cope with working with him – she should resign. Frazer takes Rosie to watch a paraplegic basketball team, his sights set on joining. But Frazer's assumption that being disabled will get him straight into the team doesn't go down too well with the team captain. Frazer is left feeling determined to develop his skills and get into the team. Meanwhile, Rosie's feelings for him go from strength to strength. Harold and Sky continue to believe they are reaping the benefits of dodgy psychic Terrence's spooky training, with Sky unwittingly being reassured that Terrence is good for her by his partner in crime, doctor Charlotte Stone. Harold meanwhile, reckons that he has felt a presence at the General Store. However, the ghost in question isn't Madge - but a homeless Ringo! A half-naked Ringo accosts Lolly in the park after fleeing his hideout in the General Store. Later, after fetching his clothes, Lolly lets slip to Rosie about Ringo's homelessness, and a sympathetic Rosie has a word with Frazer, who lets his little brother come home to number 30.
