The_Story of Tracy Beaker Series 1-15min Versions-16.Episode 16
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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.
00:16Tracey, a word please. Just as long as it's not sorry. Yes, I know I'm back late and no I didn't do the washing up. True.
00:30Tracey, it's not about being late. Justine's been waiting ages for her dad to turn up so I just rang him and he said he left a message to cancel with a young girl.
00:41Oh sorry, I forgot. I'm really sorry Jenny. Don't tell me, tell Justine. She's in there giving her dad a hard time right now.
00:50You didn't leave a message. I would have got it otherwise. Well who did you leave it with?
01:03Dad, I'll call you back. You took that message didn't you? I really, really totally forgot that your dad rang. I sort of got caught up.
01:18Sorry, sorry Justine. It's okay, forget it. So we're okay? No Tracey, we were never okay.
01:44I know, I know, but this message thing is finished right? Hello? Dad? Yeah, sorry about that. Yeah, it was just a mistake.
02:01Yeah! Who's the man? Sci-fi exhibition tickets. I thought they'd sold out. A guy at school had a couple of spares so I swapped them for my rollerblades.
02:11Hold on, you never had any rollerblades, they were mine. Let's not worry about that now. They're for tomorrow. Starts at 4.30.
02:18Oh no, I gave up on the idea when I thought they'd sold out and I signed up for a karate skills course instead. When for? Tomorrow, all day.
02:28So cancel it. After nagging Jenny for two weeks solid to let me go, she'd kill me. But where there's a Zack, there's always a way.
02:40Shhh! Quiet! What is that? Carrots and mixed veg? Yeah, they're good. Yeah, brilliant. Can't help that.
02:56Come on, let's go. Where's Zack? He felt a bit dodgy but he said he'd be down in a minute. I don't believe it. Tracy, look!
03:17What's the matter with you? Seen a ghost? She's coming. My mum's coming to visit me today. She's really coming at three o'clock.
03:32Jenny, Mike, Duke, guess what? My mum's coming. She's coming today. Don't worry. Zack's just been seen.
03:41Come on Tracy, let's go and have a chat in my office. Mike, Duke, OK Zack, relax, calm down, you'll feel much better. What is it with the whole diced carrots thing?
03:51Must have been sunky, eh? Thanks. Tracy, I just want to see the postcard. Why? She's coming at three and that's all you need to know. And you'd better do a good tea. She'll be used to something really fancy.
04:04Tracy, are you sure it's from your mum? I'm sure. You're only being so mean because you know when she comes she's going to take me away from here and you couldn't bear to see me leave.
04:18But you can cry all you like. She'll be here. She'll take me away and she'll look after me.
04:35I'm sorry Zack, but it looks as if we're going to have to cancel your karate. Karate? I must go. Jenny will be angry.
04:44You let me worry about Jenny. Get some rest, OK?
04:53Suckers. Yes! OK, the exhibition starts at 4.30, so all you've got to do is stage miraculous recovery by three. It's in the bag.
05:05What's with the beaker? These are classy chocolates. My mum bought me a crate load of them from France to make up for missing my sports day again.
05:16When my mum arrives today, she'll bring me enough chocolate to fill my room.
05:22Your mum's coming. Today.
05:33Um, Tracy, this card is 100% hocus bogus. The handwriting's pretty good, but the postmark's been drawn in in pencil.
05:45It's OK. I know. Just wanted it to be true for a little bit longer.
05:57Someone set me up. No one messes with my mate beaker and gets away with it. Come on.
06:27Either we're getting slower or they're getting quicker. You're right. We should have sussed this out hours ago.
06:37OK, Duke, action stations. Sit down, Josh. You're making me jumpy.
06:45She's just excited about Tracy's mum coming. She's a big movie star.
06:49Wonder if she's been to the Oscars. Of course she hasn't been to the Oscars.
06:53She's not even a movie star. It's all a lie. Just like this visit. I bet my necklace against anything you've got that she's not coming.
07:01Where's Tracy? Who cares? Justine, close the door, please.
07:09I need to speak to all of you. I want to check now before it's too late.
07:16This postcard isn't one of you trying to play a cruel joke on Tracy. That's sick. Who would do that?
07:23I don't know. But if any of you know anything about it, my office door is always open for private chat.
07:41Where are they? It's one o'clock. We've got to make a move by three or we'll never get there.
07:46Ryan, I'm starving.
07:54Hi, guys. Oh, Zak, you look dreadful. Do I? I'm going down for some lunch.
08:02You better stay up here, too. You might have caught the bug. You could pass it on.
08:06But we thought that you two might be well enough to have something to eat up here.
08:10Great. What's for lunch?
08:12Roast beef, Yorkshire puddings, carrots, peas, gravy and potatoes. Creamed, of course.
08:19Of course.
08:22But we thought you could have some fresh water and some crackers. Creamed, of course.
08:34Come in if you're ugly.
08:39What's going on, Justine? You love that necklace. You'd never put it on the line unless you were sure.
08:44Meaning?
08:46I think you put that card for Tracy in the post before I picked it up. I've had enough of this.
08:51Going to call Jenny? Go on, then. Call her. Better still, I'll go. Her office door is always open, remember?
08:58OK, OK. But don't tell Jenny. Everyone will call you a snitch witch. You don't want that.
09:04No, I don't. But you've got me into something much worse. Sort this out or I will.
09:35Er, Tracy? We all believe your mum is coming, but if she doesn't, well...
09:42She'll be here and she'll probably bring treats for everyone.
09:46You'll see. She is coming. And she's a fantastically generous mum.
10:05What's that?
10:16It's three o'clock! Is that thing cold? Where did you put those tickets?
10:19I don't know!
10:29Hello? Who is it?
10:34Tracy, it's your mum!
10:38I'm Tracy's friend, Peter.
10:41Really?
10:45Hello? Hello, Mum?
10:49Hello, darling! How's it going? Are all your little friends behaving themselves?
10:54Yes, Mum. They're all really excited about meeting you.
10:57Oh, but darling, how disappointing for them. I'm stuck in Paris.
11:01Stuck in Paris? Oh, no!
11:03And then I'm afraid Hollywood has just rung and asked me to fly there immediately.
11:07Hollywood? Are you making a new film, Mum?
11:10Yes, it's called Beaker Gets Her Own Back, with Justie Litwood as the arch-villain.
11:15Oh, well, darling, must dash. The surprise is on the way. See you soon!
11:21Bye, Mum! Love you!
11:25Are you feeling better, Zach?
11:28No. Terrible.
11:30Oh, dear. But perhaps you could face this?
11:33Definitely!
11:36Gentlemen, let's talk vomit.
11:54To my darling Tracy. A little something for you and your friends. Love, Mum.
12:15Well, what's everyone waiting for? The French chocolates are on me.
12:20Oh, hey, guys. How are you feeling, Zach?
12:23Yeah, much much better, thanks, Jenny. Sorry about the karate.
12:28Oh, that's OK. I'm sorry you weren't well to go.
12:31As soon as you've recovered so well, perhaps you can find a use for these.
12:36Go on, get changed. I'll give you a lift in the minibus.
12:40You never know, there might even be time to grab a burger on the way.
12:43Thanks, Mike! Nice one!
12:45What's going on?
12:47I'll tell you later. You won't believe it. You will not believe it.
12:57Here, these are for you.
13:00What did you do? Poison them?
13:03Why are you giving them to me?
13:05Because I forgot to tell you about your dad. Anyway, they're not from me. They're from my mum.
13:17Liquids.
13:47I don't want them to come my way. Believe me now, I will win someday.