Lost Memories. After a bump to her head, Ellen has forgotten all about Mirror-Belle. Mirror-Belle makes a potion for the bump and tells tales of their adventures to revive Ellen's memory. [S]
Sleepwalking Beauty. After attending Ellen's Christmas party, Mirror-Belle pricks her finger and falls asleep, and Ellen thinks that she can finally prove to Mum and Dad that Mirror-Belle is real! [S]
Frog Prince. Ellen wins the role of the princess in the musical The Frog Prince. When Ellen loses her voice, Mirror-Belle saves the day and sings from the wings while Ellen mimes on stage. [S]
Golden Goose. Ellen looks into her mirror holding a pair of binoculars the wrong way round, and a tiny Mirror-Belle appears. She joins Ellen's Easter egg hunt, hoping to find a giant golden egg. [S]
Magic Carpet. Mirror-Belle thinks the Persian rug that has been laid out on the lawn belongs to her friend Aladdin. Ellen tries to keep her quiet and away from the grown-ups, but chaos ensues. [S]
Unusual Pets Club. It's Throughsday in Mirror Land, a place where you can walk through anything! Ellen uses Precious Paws to impress Seraphina, and MB stays at Ellen's to 'haunt' Luke. [S]
Knight Charming. Ellen is too ill to play with Anthony, who is jealous that she has Mirror-Belle to play with! To placate him, Mirror-Belle summons Knight Charming, Anthony's mirror double! [S]
Swan Lake. Ellen and her ballet class are putting on a performance of Swan Lake. Mirror-Belle, as usual, causes confusion when everybody thinks she is Ellen. [S]
Flying Horse. Ellen is in hospital with a cast on her right arm. Mirror-Belle appears, and she has broken her left arm falling off her flying horse - the doctors and nurses are very confused! [S]
Love Potion Crisps. It's day one of big school, and Mirror-Belle annoys Ellen's teacher, who wasn't expecting twins in her class! Meanwhile, Aunty Pam eats a love potion crisp and falls in love. [S]
Wobblesday. Mirror-Belle wobbles out of a theme park Hall of Mirrors - it's Wobblesday in her land. Her wobbliness helps win lots of prizes and teach Luke a lesson on the Ghost Train. [S]
Lost Trainer. Ellen has nerves at ballet class, while Mirror-Belle looks for the owner of a lost shoe. [S] Followed by Nova Jones: Come Alive; Official music video for Come Alive by Nova Jones.
Lost Memories. After a bump to her head, Ellen has forgotten all about Mirror-Belle. Mirror-Belle makes a potion for the bump and tells tales of their adventures to revive Ellen's memory. [S]
Sleepwalking Beauty. After attending Ellen's Christmas party, Mirror-Belle pricks her finger and falls asleep, and Ellen thinks that she can finally prove to Mum and Dad that Mirror-Belle is real! [S]
Frog Prince. Ellen wins the role of the princess in the musical The Frog Prince. When Ellen loses her voice, Mirror-Belle saves the day and sings from the wings while Ellen mimes on stage. [S]
Golden Goose. Ellen looks into her mirror holding a pair of binoculars the wrong way round, and a tiny Mirror-Belle appears. She joins Ellen's Easter egg hunt, hoping to find a giant golden egg. [S]
Magic Carpet. Mirror-Belle thinks the Persian rug that has been laid out on the lawn belongs to her friend Aladdin. Ellen tries to keep her quiet and away from the grown-ups, but chaos ensues. [S]
Unusual Pets Club. It's Throughsday in Mirror Land, a place where you can walk through anything! Ellen uses Precious Paws to impress Seraphina, and MB stays at Ellen's to 'haunt' Luke. [S]
Lost Memories. After a bump to her head, Ellen has forgotten all about Mirror-Belle. Mirror-Belle makes a potion for the bump and tells tales of their adventures to revive Ellen's memory. [S]
Knight Charming. Ellen and Mirror-Belle both have colds, and Anthony needs a friend. [S] Followed by Odd Tubes; Olympia answers an age-old question with a song.
Swan Lake. Ellen and her ballet class are putting on a performance of Swan Lake. Mirror-Belle, as usual, causes confusion when everybody thinks she is Ellen. [S]
Flying Horse. Ellen is in hospital, when Mirror-Belle appears, causing... [S] Followed by Shark Bites; Steve Backshall gets under the skin of the most graceful fish in our seas: the manta ray.