The Dumping Ground - Season 2 (2014)

When a filmmaker, Sasha, comes to Ashdene Ridge to make a training film for future care workers, Jody notices that everybody's behaving like mindless zombies, overcome with fame. So she decides to take things into her own hands, and calls on a friend to help her out.

Lily must break the news to Carmen that she is moving to Brighton with her family. Carmen, in frustration, kicks Bailey's football hard and smashes Johnny's bedroom window. Bailey gets the blame, but Floss saw Carmen kick the ball.

Frank has gone missing, as he hasn't been seen for weeks. Some of the residents later discover that Frank is living on the streets, after he is conned and it serious debt.

Expectations are high when Tyler's mum comes for a visit.

The DG kids split into two groups - Team Talent Show and Team Footie - and embark on a crazy endurance challenge, involving who can stay touching the telly the longest, to decide who will win the right to watch their favourite programme.

An unlikely friendship is formed when Mo realizes that Bailey has dyslexia. And with a writing competition going on, they decide to team up to write a short story. And Rick and Faith are at logger heads with each other.

Bailey's dreams are thrown into jeopardy when his football coach shows his true colours after saying a racist comment to Bailey.

When Johnny tackles a mugger, he realises what he wants to do in life. Join the army. But is he really prepared to go to war and leave all his friends (and most importantly, his sister Tee) behind?

Floss meets some prospective parents, but isn't too keen on them, and Rick and Carmen's friendship reaches breaking point when they become more than just friends.

Tee and Johnny's world is turned upside down when they receive a letter from their mum. Meanwhile homeless girl Kazima moves into the Dumping Ground, and Mike has to break the news to Carmen that she's sharing her bedroom with Kazima.

Frank lets his anger get the better of him when he bumps into Liam during his first day at work, which causes him to lose his own job as well as Faith's. Liam has been ignoring Frank for the past year, but can they become friends again?

Liam O'Donovan's life is just as chaotic now as it was in the Dumping Ground. Liam struggles to study plumbing at collage as it's not what he wants to do. He would rather work in the music industry, but does he have a future in music?