in the doghouse, so they organise a strike. When Toone suggests to Patrick that he may have been too harsh, he decides to strike as well. 12."Families" – 8 December 2004 The students work on a drama piece about families but as they're set to perform the piece, Ollie's parents turn up unannounced and get much more of an insight into their son than they ever bargained for. 13."Toone in Love" – 15 December 2004 Avalon Heights is in trouble and Toone thinks he'll to have to sell it. Returning from a weekend of Bhangra dancing having fallen in lovem Toone introduces his future wife but Natalie investigates her background and finds that what she might be really after has more to do with the Avalon Heights title deeds than Toone's eternal love. Songs "Welcome to Avalon Heights" (Prof. Toone's version), "Why Me?" (Felix, Ollie, Amy, Natalie and Khush), "Why Me?" (Ollie's version) "Beautiful Thing" (Calvin and Jay), "Can I Trust You?" (Felix and Amy) "Waste Your Time on Me" (Natalie), "Take Me as I Am" (Khush) "Make a Change" (Prof. Toone, Frankie and Calvin), "I'm Here" (Ollie) "I'm Not Coming with You" (Khush), "Goodbye Radio" (Felix) "You're a Star" (Natalie), "Don't Steal Our Sunshine" (Frankie and Calvin) "Sunshine" (Ollie), "Been There" (Calvin) "Show Me the Stage" (Calvin, Aaron and Jay), "Our Life" (Stacey, Amy and Natalie) "I Dream" (Amy), "Back Off" (Jay) "Open Up My Heart" (Felix and Amy) "Here Comes Summer" (Calvin), "All of the Above" (Felix) "Higher" (Ollie), "Say It's Alright" (Ollie) "Be My Lollie" (Prof. Toone and Lollie Das), "I Want You" (Prof. Toone and I Dreamers), "I Want You Around" (Felix and Amy) Opening Theme: "Dreaming" (Frankie and Calvin) Note: Rochelle Wiseman, Daisy Evans and Hannah Richings did not have a solo in any of the show's songs. Theme song and soundtrack The show's theme song, "Dreaming", was performed by band members Frankie and Calvin and was released as a single on 15 November 2004. It reached number nineteen on the UK Singles Chart, and was billed as 'I Dream featuring Frankie & Calvin'. On 29 November 2004 an official I Dream soundtrack album titled Welcome to Avalon Heights was released and entered the UK Albums Chart at number 133 in its first week. In France, the song "Say It's Alright" was released as a single in July 2005 and reached number 32. References External