Tuesday is canceled for the newsroom, but for those involved in a confrontation with hungry talent David Jefford, their long day of figuring out what happened on Monday brings them back to to comfort a distraught Lynda
Lynda takes a leave of absence, and the newsroom descends into the madness only Collin Matthews can hope to create. With the Gazette slowly transformed into slimy tabloid "The Gaz", Spyke makes a desperate plea to a shopaholic Lynda to return, but only if she blames the person responsible for what happened to David Jefford and not herself...
Spyke coaches Lynda as she attempts to leave an important dinner party several times due to her shyness and nerves. Colin mingles in with the right crowd in the wrong way
Trapped in a decimated restraunt, Spyke comforts a solitary voice that serves to accompany him as he waits for rescue...how long he can talk depends on how long she can listen
Lynda and Spyke begin a series of challenges in a bid to outdo the other on doing grounded investigative journalism on their own without help, but Spyke begins demonstrating a need to confront Lynda on deeper matters
A Gazzete article on gun clubs and their members drives an armed and masked gunman to infiltrate their offices and hold everyone hostage. Despite managing to initially calm him down, the arrival of the police escalates things further. One thing is clear, a member of the Newsteam will not make it out alive...
At the funeral of their close friend, the surviving Gazzete team inform the leading investigative officer of the real, tragic circumstances behind the final hours of the gun siege, as the unknown gunman reveals more about himself whilst still managing to critically harm and endanger people. With each hostage slowly reduced to only one, who will have the last word?
Lynda appears on a children's television show to promote The Gazette, but feels insulted and condescended to by the show's hosts and storms off. So popular was her apperance that she is invited back, only this time it's to reunite her with Spyke.
Lynda and Spyke's tussle on children's television catches the attention of an important business pioneer, and she visits Lynda just as she begins receiving phone calls from a desperate Collin trapped in an unnerved and paranoid film star's apartment, unable to escape...
Several years ago, Lynda's parents met and fell in love..then they parted ways. As Spyke's mother insists that she shares very much her tastes in men, will the same fate befall Lynda's relationship with the wayward and collected loner? Her dreams of what might be become nightmarish realizations
Collin becomes smitten with the new school secretary, but his pursuit of her affections in his usual manner leads him to a potential scandal. With their former Headmaster about to embark on a new campaign to promote Fidelity in school, Lynda decides to do the wrong thing for the right reasons...
Sarah reads a long and detailed letter to Spike over the phone, a letter that recounts the day that Lynda met her, and the years they shared laying the foundations for what would become The Junior Gazette. But after all those days together, the one thing holding Sarah back from full commitment becomes impossible to ignore, and one must leave the other
Lynda and Spike go undercover at a restaurant to fool an old classmate into revealing details regarding her relationship scandal. but when Spike begins using his usual charm reserved only for girlfriends, and failing miserably as a waitress, Lynda slowly begins to snap...
A drug-related death at the heart of the Junior Gazette threatens it's destruction once and for all. Lynda suspects Spike has informed the media of the incident, Collin divides his loyalties, and an old enemy listens closely as Lynda confesses her sins in a hell of her own making...