The Story of Tracy Beaker- Series- 1-07.Episode 7 Back To Back Epiosodes
The Story of Tracy Beaker- Series- 1-07.Episode 7 Back To Back Epiosodes
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00:00I can make my world come true. All my dreams will see me through. Doesn't matter what may come my way. Believe me now, I will win someday.
00:25Woah! What's the rush?
00:27Elaine's here!
00:28Elaine? That would be the same Elaine that you called Fish Face.
00:31Toad Head actually. Yeah, she's doing a treasure hunt with fantastic prizes. Probably a mobile phone or something. And I'm gonna win!
00:42Okay, give it to me straight.
00:44It's okay, I'll help you!
00:48No, no, no, that's my gym kit.
00:50Elaine's been on a team building course, you know the type. Log rolling, walking and hot coals.
00:54Please don't tell me she's going to be here all morning.
00:57No, all day.
00:59You wouldn't be after a little peek at the prize now, would you?
01:02Of course not, Elaine. Ben and I can't wait. He's my partner.
01:05Oh, Tracy, I don't know. Ben doesn't live here.
01:07Elaine, you're the one who says we should mix with children from outside the dumping ground. How am I supposed to grow up normal?
01:13Okay, but just this once.
01:19We are going to be the most fantastic double act. Totally unstoppable.
01:28For Ben and me, the prize is in the bag.
01:31Wanna be on our team?
01:33Elaine's doing a treasure hunt.
01:35Word is, she's loaded with prizes.
01:37Our team is boys only. You in?
01:40Yeah, great. What about Tracy?
01:43No problem. She's bound to be with the girly-wirlies.
01:46Tracy, will you be my partner? Sorry, Weed, me and Ben are already sorted.
01:51You can be with me, but I'm leader, okay?
01:53Ben, you are going to be on my team, right?
01:55Sorry, I promised the lads I'd be with them.
01:57We're gonna win. We're gonna win.
02:00We thought you'd be with the girls.
02:02Of course I am.
02:04I was just making sure you weren't going to get left out.
02:07Louise, let me in.
02:09You're just doing that hurt.
02:10No way. Get lost, Tracy Beaker. We don't want you in our team.
02:13I won't want to be stuck with a couple of bogey-brained amoebas like you anyway.
02:18Now, has each team got their list?
02:21Yes.
02:22And has everyone got their boxes?
02:24Yes.
02:25Good.
02:26Now, the first round is to find the biggest leaf.
02:29Have you got that, Maxie? The biggest leaf.
02:32What's the prize? What's the prize?
02:34Ah, you'll just have to wait and see.
02:37Right. May the best team win.
02:40Whistle.
02:43Not playing.
02:44I just had a treasure hunt for a big, fatty yawn.
02:47You won't catch me joining in either.
02:50Whistle.
02:53I'm just gonna take a peek, see what's going on.
02:57Whistle.
03:00Work together nicely, everyone.
03:03Wow, it's huge.
03:05What about the bird poop?
03:07Wipe it with your sleeve.
03:10What about this one?
03:12Maxie, that's from two different trees.
03:15So?
03:16And I can see the sticky tape.
03:19Okay, right a bit.
03:21A bit more.
03:23Just a bit more.
03:25Ah!
03:27Ah!
03:29Ah!
03:31Ah!
03:33Ah!
03:35Ah!
03:37Ah!
03:39We nearly got it that time.
03:43Peter and Maxie's is easily the largest.
03:46Yes, but this has a larger surface area.
03:49Elaine, you must be joking.
03:52Justine and Louise are the winners.
03:55Keep up the good work, treasure seekers.
04:03So who's winning then?
04:05Justine and Louise, apparently.
04:07I could have found a bigger leaf than them easily.
04:11How about we partner up and show them how it's done?
04:14I'd rather be buried up to my neck in cold custard, but thank you.
04:18Are you sure about that?
04:20You only want to join in so you can win and annoy Elaine.
04:23That's rubbish!
04:26What about that fantastic prize?
04:29Shame to waste it on Justine.
04:34Insect with the most legs?
04:36I don't know what it is, but you're wasting your time poking around here.
04:45It's a good job I know all the best places for insects.
04:48It'd be a tough bug who could get away from me.
05:06That's nothing. We found a scent bead.
05:11What's all this stuff, Louise?
05:13That's a little bed for him and that's a little snack.
05:17I really wonder about you sometimes.
05:19So, where is it?
05:21Looks like he's packed his little suitcase and done a little run up.
05:28Well, you're in the lead so far.
05:31Peter and Maxie, what have you found?
05:36A millipede.
05:37You're the winners!
05:38Yay!
05:40Well done everyone.
05:41And the next round is the most interesting plant.
05:45Plants, plants, no, no, no, not the plants!
05:48Elaine, do something!
05:52The key words are harmony and cooperation!
05:59When the fly goes in there, it captures it and it closes really quickly.
06:03We don't want pretty, Louise, we want interesting.
06:07Like that.
06:09Distract the melanic there.
06:12Oh no! My teeth are falling out!
06:19I bet ours is better than yours.
06:20It's a Venus fly trap. It's carnivorous.
06:24Pick this big pink one.
06:27Touch that flower and you're mashed potatoes.
06:30It wasn't me!
06:32So, when was the last time you watered them?
06:42We're going to win this, lads.
06:44Make way!
06:52Here we have an extremely rare, biggest Beakerus maximus,
06:57found growing only in the wilds of the Himalayan mountains
07:00and propagated by the Tibetan monks.
07:04Well done, Tracy.
07:06Very inventive.
07:08Keep it up, Tracy, because you're working very well together.
07:11Now, the next round is the bendiest twig.
07:14We had it first!
07:16In your dreams, dog breath!
07:19Hey, come see what I found.
07:25At least you got the stick.
07:27Maxi!
07:29Maxi!
07:31Dust-uping!
07:33Maxi!
07:35Maxi!
07:37Dust-up Peter!
07:39Duke will catch ya!
07:41Peter!
07:43And the winners of this round are...
07:47Benzac and Ryan!
07:49That is not a twig, that is a stick.
07:51You'll have to disqualify them.
07:53Ref's decision stands.
07:55Now, as you reach one-one round,
07:57you're going to need a tyre break.
07:59Any ideas?
08:01How about the smelliest sock?
08:03Yes!
08:05No, I really don't think that's...
08:07Please!
08:09Yes, for me!
08:11Alright!
08:21Eight.
08:23That was clean on today.
08:27Okay, clear the area.
08:29Clear the area.
08:33Unclear.
08:35Get hold of the handle.
08:39Now take it very, very easy.
08:43Lift the lid.
08:47Okay, now the tricky bit.
08:51Take the sock out.
08:53I repeat, take the sock out.
08:59Now, you can do it.
09:05Hang on!
09:07I just happen to know where we can find
09:09the smelliest, skankiest sock ever known to man.
09:11Or woman.
09:13Where?
09:15Across to your pizza.
09:17One pizza?
09:19Okay, pizza.
09:21Come on.
09:23What if we get caught?
09:25Who dares wins.
09:27Whistling
09:31What's going on?
09:35Oh, don't you go on at me.
09:37I've just had a bucket full from Jenny.
09:39What do you think you're doing in there, Tracy Beaker?
09:41Yes, and enough of your cheek too, miss.
09:43Thank you, Jenny.
09:51Not bad.
09:53Not bad.
09:55Justine?
10:01Definite hint of pong.
10:03Have a whiff of this, Helene.
10:07Very good.
10:09Well done.
10:11Tracy?
10:13Oh, gross.
10:15Where did you get it from?
10:21I just borrowed it from a friend of mine.
10:23Well, I say a friend,
10:25not a friend exactly.
10:27And I discovered it rather than borrowed it
10:29in a totally amazing way.
10:43Whistling
11:07Fish food.
11:09Fish food.
11:13Curry powder.
11:15Curry powder.
11:19Leftovers.
11:21Leftovers.
11:29That is one smelly sock, Tracy.
11:31I think it's time I presented the prize.
11:33The overall winners are
11:35Tracy and Jenny.
11:37Screaming
11:39It's not fair.
11:41Screaming
11:43Laughing
11:45Screaming
11:47Well done, everyone. Wonderful teamwork.
11:49I think we've all learned something from today.
11:51Now, for the prize.
11:57Congratulations.
11:59They're lovely, Tracy.
12:01Now you can do some pretty colouring.
12:03Well, actually, Justine,
12:05here, you have them.
12:07Call it a constellation prize
12:09instead of being a prize cow.
12:11Now cut off that lady.
12:13It's your fault, Justine.
12:15We could have won if we'd used my plant.
12:17Oh, come on now, girls. You were a super team.
12:19They were rubbish. They tried to steal our stick.
12:21She was rubbish.
12:23Screaming
12:27Boys, that's enough.
12:29Whistling
12:31Thanks for a lovely treasure hunt, Elaine.
12:33Mustache Jenny's promised to take me out for a pizza.
12:35You can help, Judy, for the lunch.
12:37I can keep a promise.
12:39Too right. Sire, I'll have a family size pizza
12:41with extra cheese,
12:43a mega gigantic slice
12:45of double chocolate cake,
12:47and several extremely humongous
12:49gut rotting fizzy drinks.
12:51Tracy.
12:53Okay, okay. Forget the extra cheese.
12:57That was a pretty good day.
12:59Now, watch this space.
13:07Tracy, a word, please.
13:09Just as long as it's not sorry.
13:11Yes, I know I'm back late, and no, I didn't
13:13do the washing up. Choo.
13:15Tracy, it's not about being late.
13:17Justine's been waiting ages for her dad
13:19to turn up, so
13:21I just rang him, and he said he left a message
13:23to cancel with a young
13:25girl.
13:29Oh, sorry. I forgot.
13:31I'm really sorry, Jenny.
13:33Don't tell me. Tell Justine. She's in there giving her dad a hard time right now.
13:37You didn't
13:39leave a message.
13:41I would have got it
13:43otherwise.
13:45Well, who did you
13:47leave it with?
13:51Dad, I'll call you back.
13:53You took
13:55that message, didn't you?
13:57I really, really totally forgot that your dad
13:59rang. I sort of got caught
14:01up.
14:07Huh?
14:09Oh!
14:11Ow!
14:13Sorry.
14:15Sorry, Justine.
14:23Hello?
14:25Dad? Yeah, sorry about that.
14:27Yeah, it was just a mistake.
14:29Yeah!
14:31Who's the man?
14:33Sci-fi exhibition tickets.
14:35I thought they'd sold out.
14:37A guy at school had a couple of spares,
14:39so I swapped them for my rollerblades.
14:41They're for tomorrow. Starts at 4.30.
14:45Oh, no. I gave up on the idea when I thought
14:47they'd sold out.
14:49And I signed up for a karate skills course instead.
14:51When for?
14:53Tomorrow. All day.
14:55So cancel it.
14:57So cancel it!
14:59After nagging Jenny for two weeks solid to let me go,
15:01she killed me.
15:03But where there's a
15:05Zack, there's always a way.
15:09Shhh! Quiet!
15:13What is that?
15:15Carrots and mixed veg?
15:17Yeah, they're good.
15:19Yeah, brilliant.
15:23Cannot nut.
15:27Come on, let's go.
15:29Where's Zack?
15:31He felt a bit dodgy,
15:33but he said he'd be down in a minute.
15:37I don't believe it.
15:39Tracy, look!
15:49What's the matter with you?
15:51Seen a ghost?
15:53She's coming.
15:55My mum's coming to visit me today.
15:57She's really coming at 3 o'clock.
15:59Jenny, Mike, Duke!
16:01Guess what?
16:03My mum's coming. She's coming today.
16:05Don't wait.
16:07Come on, Tracy.
16:09Let's go and have a chat in my office.
16:11Mike, Duke.
16:13OK, Zack. Relax. Calm down.
16:15You'll feel much better.
16:17What is it with the whole diced carrots thing?
16:19Tracy, I just want to see the postcard.
16:21Why?
16:23She's coming at 3 and that's all you need to know.
16:25And you'd better do a good tea.
16:27She'll be used to something really fancy.
16:29Tracy, are you sure it's from your mum?
16:35I'm sure.
16:37I'm sorry, Zack,
16:39but it looks as if we're going to have to cancel your karate.
16:41Karate?
16:43I must go. Jenny will be angry.
16:45You let me worry about Jenny.
16:47Get some rest, OK?
16:54Suckers.
16:56Yes!
16:58OK, the exhibition starts at 4.30,
17:00so all you've got to do
17:02is stage Miraculous Recovery by 3.
17:04It's in the bag.
17:06What's with the beaker?
17:08It's a classy chocolate.
17:10My mum bought me a crateload of them from France
17:12to make up for missing my sports day again.
17:16When my mum arrives today,
17:19she'll bring me enough chocolate to fill my room.
17:23Your mum's coming? Today?
17:34Um, Tracy...
17:37This card is 100% hocus bogus.
17:41The handwriting's pretty good,
17:43but the postmark's been drawn in in pencil.
17:46It's OK.
17:48I know.
17:50I just wanted it to be true for a little bit longer.
17:59Someone set me up!
18:01No-one messes with my mate's beaker and gets away with it.
18:04Come on!
18:21WHISTLE BLOWS
18:34Either we're getting slower or they're getting quicker.
18:37You're right. We should have sussed this out hours ago.
18:40OK, Duke, action stations.
18:44Sit down, Josh. You're making me jumpy.
18:47She's just excited about Tracy's mum coming.
18:50She's a big movie star.
18:52I wonder if she's been to the Oscars.
18:54Of course she hasn't been to the Oscars.
18:56She's not even a movie star. It's all a lie.
18:58Just like this visit.
19:00I bet my necklace against anything you've got that she's not coming.
19:03Where's Tracy?
19:05Who cares?
19:07Justine, close the door, please.
19:12I need to speak to all of you.
19:15I want to check now, before it's too late,
19:18this postcard isn't one of you trying to play a cruel joke on Tracy.
19:23That's sick. Who would do that?
19:25I don't know.
19:27But if any of you know anything about it,
19:29my office door is always open for private chat.
19:32Thanks.
19:44Where are they? It's one o'clock.
19:46We've got to make a move by three or we'll never get there.
19:49Ryan, I'm starving.
19:56Hi, guys.
19:59Oh, Zak, you look dreadful.
20:02Do I? I'm going down for some lunch.
20:05You'd better stay up here, too. You might have caught the bug.
20:07You could pass it on.
20:09But we thought that you two might be well enough to have something to eat up here.
20:12Great! What's for lunch?
20:14Roast beef, Yorkshire puddings, carrots, peas, gravy,
20:18and potatoes. Creamed, of course.
20:21Mmm, of course.
20:24But we thought you could have some fresh water and some crackers.
20:30Creamed, of course.
20:36Come in if you're ugly!
20:41What's going on, Justine? You love that necklace.
20:44You'd never put it on the line unless you were sure.
20:46Meaning?
20:48I think you put that card for Tracy in the post before I picked it up.
20:52I've had enough of this.
20:54Going to call Jenny? Go on, then. Call her.
20:56Better still, I'll go. Her office door is always open, remember?
21:00OK, OK. But don't tell Jenny.
21:03Everyone will call you a snitch witch. You don't want that.
21:06No, I don't. But you got me into something much worse.
21:09Sort this out or I will!
21:23MUSIC PLAYS
21:39Er, Tracy?
21:41We all believe your mum is coming, but if she doesn't, well...
21:45She'll be here and she'll probably bring treats for everyone.
21:49Tracy? She is coming.
21:51And she's a fantastically generous mum.
21:54MUSIC CONTINUES
22:18It's three o'clock! Sad thing, Paul! Where did you put those tickets?
22:21I don't know!
22:25PHONE RINGS
22:31Hello?
22:33Who is it?
22:36Tracy, it's your mum!
22:41I'm Tracy's friend, Peter.
22:43Really?
22:47Hello?
22:49Hello, Mum?
22:51Hello, darling! How's it going?
22:54Are all your little friends behaving themselves?
22:56Yes, Mum. They're all really excited about meeting you.
22:59Oh, but darling, how disappointing for them. I'm stuck in Paris.
23:03Stuck in Paris? Oh, no!
23:05And then I'm afraid Hollywood has just rung and asked me to fly there immediately.
23:10Hollywood? Are you making a new film, Mum?
23:12Yes, it's called Beaker Gets Her Own Back, with Justine Litwood as the arch-villain.
23:17Oh, well, darling, must dash.
23:20The surprise is on the way. See you soon!
23:23Bye, Mum! Love you!
23:31Are you feeling better, Zach?
23:33No. Terrible.
23:35Oh, dear. Well, perhaps you could face this.
23:38Definitely.
23:41Gentlemen, let's talk vomit.
23:45BIRDS CHIRP
23:48KNOCK AT DOOR
23:51BIRDS CHIRP
24:12To my darling Tracy.
24:14A little something for you and your friends. Love, Mum.
24:17Well, what's everyone waiting for? The French chocolates are on me.
24:23Oh, hey, guys. How are you feeling, Zach?
24:26Yeah, much much better, thanks, Jenny.
24:28Um, sorry about the karate.
24:31Oh, that's OK. I'm sorry you weren't well to go.
24:33As soon as you've recovered so well, perhaps you can find a use for these.
24:40Go on, get changed. I'll give you a lift in the minibus.
24:42You never know, there might even be time to grab a burger on the way.
24:45Thanks, Mike. Nice one.
24:47What's going on?
24:49Tell you later. You won't believe it. You will not believe it.
24:58Here, these are for you.
25:01What do you do? Poison them?
25:04Why are you giving them to me?
25:06Cos I forgot to tell you about your dad.
25:08Anyway, they're not from me. They're from my mum.
25:15Liquids.