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* BreakoutCharacter: Mike Milligan. Even though he only appeared in Series 1, his close friendship with Tracy made fans love him so much he returned as the new cook in Series 5 and eventually became Head Care Worker. He's since gone on to become the only character from this series to appear in ''Series/TracyBeakerReturns'' and The Dumping Ground.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Mike Milligan. Even though he only appeared in Series 1, his close friendship with Tracy made fans love him so much he returned as the new cook in Series 5 and eventually became Head Care Worker. He's since gone on to become the only character from this series to appear in ''Series/TracyBeakerReturns'' and ''Series/TracyBeakerReturns'', The Dumping Ground.Ground, and The Beaker Girls.
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* HappyEndingOverride: The Series 1 finale has a happy ending with Cam deciding to foster Tracy and Tracy finally leaving care. Series 2 opens with Tracy accidentally burning down Cam's kitchen and ends up being sent back to the Dumping Ground temporarily.
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* NewFriendEnvy: "Independence Day" sees Wolfie moving in Cliffside and Lol quickly befriends and spends all his time with Wolfie. However, this also leads him to ditch his plans with Bouncer who worries that Lol won't miss him and that he doesn't care. After Bouncer gets mad at Wolfie, Wolfie runs away but Bouncer and Lol convince him to return after Lol reveals that he didn't go because he thought being without Bouncer would be hard. Wolfie does decide to go back and it lets to the three of them becoming friends.
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** Wolfie briefly does this after Bouncer yells at him for spending so much time with Lol, though Bouncer and Lol do convince him to return.
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* TenMinutesInTheCloset: "Bouncer vs. Lol" has a platonic example. After spending the whole episode fighting, Tracy locks Bouncer and Lol in the Wendy House to get the two to make up, which ends up working.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: In one episode, Elaine arrives at Cam's house for a routine visit, and Cam answers the door holding a knife with a red substance on it. Elaine is unnerved enough to have an ImagineSpot of Cam chasing Tracy with said knife, until Cam points out, "It's tomato sauce, Elaine."
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: In one episode, Elaine arrives at Cam's house for a routine visit, and Cam answers the door holding a knife and Tracy comes up alongside Cam, with a red substance stained on it.her t-shirt. Elaine is unnerved enough to have an ImagineSpot of Cam chasing Tracy with said knife, until Cam points out, "It's tomato sauce, Elaine.""
** In "Sufia the Silent", Tracy and Michael fight in the garden smearing each other with red paint after Michael pours red paint all over Tracy when she did the same to him. Shelley screams in horror when she comes out to see and Duke rushes off to get the first aid kit. Tracy explains to her it was only paint, and they both get sent inside to clean up.
** In "Sufia the Silent", Tracy and Michael fight in the garden smearing each other with red paint after Michael pours red paint all over Tracy when she did the same to him. Shelley screams in horror when she comes out to see and Duke rushes off to get the first aid kit. Tracy explains to her it was only paint, and they both get sent inside to clean up.
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* KnightOfCerebus: The Wellards start out at this, being treated by the show as kids whose behaviour is genuinely dangerous rather than the more playful antics of previous "bad kids" such as Amber. This lessens over the seasons as CharacterDevelopment takes place.
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* KnightOfCerebus: The Wellards start out at this, being treated by the show as kids whose behaviour is genuinely dangerous rather than the more playful antics of previous "bad kids" bullies such as Amber.Amber or Michael. This lessens over the seasons as CharacterDevelopment takes place.
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* GirlyGirl: Louise, Alice and Rebecca are the most notable examples.
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* KnightOfCerebus: The Wellards start out at this, being treated by the show as kids whose behaviour is genuinely dangerous rather than the more playful antics of previous "bad kids" such as Amber. This lessens over the seasons as CharacterDevelopment takes place.
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* PinkIsErotic: Downplayed. The color pink is often used to represent feelings of love and romance between characters.
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* PinkIsErotic: PinkIsLove: Downplayed. The color pink is often used to represent feelings of love and romance between characters.
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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* ThreeAmigos: Tracy, Crash, and Jackie eventually become this by series 5. In the episode where Jackie returns to the Dumping Ground, Mike and Freddy compare them to the Three Musketeers.
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* ThreeShorts: When airing on CBBC, two episodes are shown back to back.
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* ThreeShorts: When airing on CBBC, Creator/{{CBBC}}, two episodes are shown back to back.
