Togger arms himself with a camcorder, ambushing pupils for their views on improving the toilets. No-one will speak to him and even Andy thinks his survey is a waste of time, but Togger manages to get him to say something on film. Tanya steps up her PE protest by planning to wear "what a chicken wears when it goes in the oven" - Togger takes this to mean she was going to do PE in the nude! Sammy reclaims her PE skirt from lost property. Chloe realises there's money to be made in "reclaiming" lost property and selling it on via E-Grange. Andrea manages to plunder two CD players from an unsuspecting school secretary, but Max spots the girls and they know he's after them. A bid is made for one of the CD players; Sammy is sent to make the delivery and to her horror Max is her "customer". Max takes the CD player without paying - after all, the girls do owe him.

Tanya rallies the troops in the changing room. When PE begins Togger waits behind a bush with his camcorder. But he isn't expecting what happens next - lead by Tanya, the girls march onto the playing fields wearing tin foil suits. So that's what they meant by chicken in the oven...Malachay sends Tanya to Mrs Bassinger. Dismayed that Tanya's PE crusade is going better than his toilets campaign, Togger door-steps the staff loo but again can't get an interview. Ms Rawlinson agrees to take part and Andy hooks her up to a radio mike. When she defends the staff having their own working toilets, Togger cuts the interview so that Ms Rawlinson appears to say pupils could use the staff loo!

Max spots Tanya hanging with Baz and winds him up in the common room. Karen overhears and waits to catch Baz and Tanya together. Tanya refuses to admit to anything at first, when Karen eventually prises the truth from her she warns it could only end in tears. Tanya accuses her of jealousy. Karen confronts Baz and told him to keep away from Tanya. He tries to assure Karen he won't treat her badly or dump her, but vows to carry on seeing her.

Mrs Bassinger heads straight to the staff toilets, and informs the queue of pupils they couldn't use them after all. She collars Ms Rawlinson - still wired for sound - and Year 10 listen to her grilling. A furious Ms Rawlinson sends Togger to Mrs Bassinger - and throws a detention into the bargain.

Kathy tells Mrs Bassinger she didn't know what Togger was editing. Martin can't believe it when Kathy admits she lied - that's what Spencer would have done, and he realises Kathy is becoming like him! Mrs Bassinger warns Togger and Tanya they'd be excluded if they continue to flout school rules. Togger is horrified when Mrs Bassinger told him she's written to his father. Fearing what could happen, he begs for alternative punishment. But it's too late - the letter is already in the post...