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The Story of Tracy Beaker Series 5 - 05. Cash Cows/ Telling Tales

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00:00I can make my world come true. All my dreams will see me through. Doesn't matter what may

00:12come my way. Believe me now, I will win some day.

00:18Celebrity's falling over! Celebrity's falling over!

00:22Alright, alright, keep your wigs on.

00:24Celebrity's falling over! Celebrity's falling over!

00:27Oh, so did you see?

00:29Sorry mate, I promised I'd sit with Bounce there.

00:34Celebrity's falling over! Celebrity's falling over!

00:37Celebrity's falling over!

00:38And we're away.

00:40Hurry up Bounce, we're missing the show.

00:42It's not my fault, someone deleted all the settings.

00:44I bet it was Justine, she's always messing with the remote.

00:47I'll mess with your head if you don't watch it.

00:50Can you fix it Bounce?

00:52I'll try.

00:53Oh, you're a genius.

00:55Er, it may take a while.

00:57But we'll miss the programme.

00:59You know, if we had a digital plasma screen.

01:02Ooh, get you!

01:03Youse look like a bit more bling are you Wolfie?

01:05Don't be stupid, I was just saying.

01:12Bit of a loner, ain't he?

01:13I'm off for a rainy day.

01:23Aahhh!

01:34We're supposed to be doing a homework boxy, not messing about.

01:37You're becoming right good at two-shoes, you are real well had.

01:40No, I'm not, but if Mike catches us playing with this

01:42is playing with this we'll be growing to a 50. Quick, put it in reverse!

01:47It's sick! Go on and get it! Why me? This is your idea!

01:52Fine, I'll go in. At least I'll be away from the smell of chicken.

01:56Ch-ch-ch-ch-chicken! Wolfie, could you come over to the office for a moment please?

02:04Roxy!

02:07Quick, hide!

02:12Right. I thought you should know, another one of these came for you today.

02:20Don't want it.

02:21There's plenty of kids here who would give their right arm for something like this.

02:25Just put it in the drawer with the others.

02:28Okay. Your call.

02:33Boy, that was close. What are you doing?

02:36Looking through the drawers, stupid.

02:38Roxy, that's private.

02:39So?

02:41They might come back.

02:42Loading egg yet, chicken boy?

02:45What is it?

02:49Over a thousand pounds, all in cheques, made out to Wolfie. His parents must be loaded.

02:54And he obviously doesn't want it, all the money for us.

02:57You're not going to steal it?

02:58There's more than one way to skin a wolf for you. We could be his new best friends.

03:02You mean, make him like us so much that he gives us the money?

03:05Exactly.

03:06But, pretending to be made to him, just to get something, isn't that a bit mean?

03:11Over a thousand pounds, Rio. Think about it.

03:14We could take a holiday. You, me and Chantelle.

03:18For well odds. Back together again.

03:37Finally, the well odds are in the money.

03:41What money?

03:42Mind your own business.

03:44Oh, Mike. Rio and Roxy are plotting something.

04:07Love, fancy a game of footy?

04:09Sure, if I can be my Chloe.

04:13Bouncer, where'd you come from?

04:15A quiet farm, a wobbly banister. Someone could have had an accident.

04:19Never noticed that.

04:21How about we fix it, together?

04:23Oh, can't Mike do it?

04:25Cutbacks. He's rusted up his feet.

04:27Come on, Barry. It's dead simple.

04:29Don't call me simple, Paul.

04:31Not you, Barry. The banister.

04:33Come on, let's go get the screwdriver.

04:35Screwdriver. Come on, then.

04:36Let's go.

04:37Screwdriver.

04:38Well, maybe we can have that game of footy later.

04:44Right. Time to move in for the kill.

04:48Wait.

04:50None of us have really been that friendly with one another.

04:53I know.

04:55Wait.

04:57None of us have really been that friendly with Wolfie before.

05:00He might get suspicious.

05:03What do you suggest, Einstein?

05:06We need a beard.

05:07A beard? Mike, then?

05:09No, idiot.

05:11A person who acts as a disguise for us.

05:14Someone sweet and friendly.

05:16We're already split in the cash-free ways.

05:18Don't want anyone else muscling in.

05:20So we don't tell them the real reason.

05:22We just need to find the right person.

05:29Hey.

05:30Anyone fancy making some sock puppets?

05:38See Wolfie?

05:39He's in the games room, I think.

05:41Why?

05:42Got a present for him.

05:43Only his birthday, is it?

05:45No. His aura's been quite dark lately.

05:48We just wanted to cheer him up.

05:50Who's we?

05:51Me, Rebecca and the Wailards.

05:54Those guys are so thoughtful, aren't they?

06:01But I don't understand.

06:03It's nothing.

06:04Just a gesture to show how much we care.

06:07And that we want to be friends.

06:09Don't know what to say.

06:11No one's ever done anything like this for me before.

06:14Coffee cream's my favourite.

06:16We want to know all your favourite things, Wolfie.

06:18Well, I love hulling globetrotters,

06:23building dens,

06:27hunting for toads.

06:28Hunting for toads? That's our favourite thing too.

06:30Yeah, totally.

06:34Come on.

06:35Let's go make a nice padded box for the toads.

06:38I'll go get my wellies.

06:42Talk about a piece of cake.

06:45Talk about a piece of cake.

06:47This time next week he'll like us so much,

06:49he'll be begging us to take his money.

06:51A thousand pounds. We'll be rolling in it.

07:14Four more.

07:30How come Wolfie never said he was rich?

07:32Because he knew some unscrupulous slimeballs would take advantage.

07:34He'll be gutted when he finds out.

07:36That's the only reason that lot are sucking up to him.

07:38We need to tell him.

07:39Yeah. If he wants to hide his cash away, that's his business.

07:43Seems like an awful waste though.

07:45Imagine what you could buy with that kind of cash.

08:08Justine's right. We can't let Wolfie waste all that dosh.

08:11So what do we do?

08:12Play those snakes at their own game.

08:14You mean we suck up to Wolfie too?

08:16It won't be sucking up.

08:17More like doing him a favour. Protecting him.

08:20Right. Showing him who his real mates are.

08:22And if he wants to feign cuss before he has the cash later,

08:24that's entirely up to him.

08:26Exactly. Come on, we've got work to do.

08:28And remember, this isn't for us. It's for Wolfie.

08:34I can't believe it.

08:35The whole hour searching and not one toad.

08:37Still had fun though, didn't we?

08:40Best day of my life.

08:41Me too. Thanks, guys.

08:44Wolfie, just the person we wanted to see.

08:46Little Birdie told us you like the Harlem Globetrotters.

08:48So, why don't we go shoot some hoops?

08:50What? Me and you guys?

08:52Who else? Come on.

08:57I do believe we have a contest on our hands.

09:01I suppose I'd better be getting back then.

09:04What is that?

09:05My gloves are late.

09:07Mike.

09:08I think a letter would have been more personal.

09:10Oh, ha, ha.

09:12This is somebody's idea of a joke.

09:14It's probably some of the kids from the village.

09:16We'll clean it up for you.

09:19Thanks, lads.

09:22We will, will we?

09:25Come on, bruv.

09:26Another job for the Chuckle Brothers, eh?

09:32I don't do cleaning.

09:33Yes, come on.

09:35That's all.

09:36Cut, Wolf?

09:37Yeah.

09:38You're casual.

09:42All hail to King Wolfie.

09:45You've won the dumping ground competition.

09:47King for a day.

09:49Since when has there been a King?

09:51Since this morning, brainiac.

09:54You get to do whatever you like.

09:56Borrow people's stuff, wear people's clothes,

09:58eat whatever you want.

10:03But...

10:05Why me?

10:06We didn't pick you, Wolfie.

10:08The universe did.

10:09Because it knows when you need a friend.

10:13King for a day.

10:14Can't tell that.

10:35Surprise!

10:38For me?

10:39Well, we knew how much you liked building dens.

10:41Cheers, guys.

10:43You're best mates ever.

10:47I think it's time we had a little chat.

10:49Don't you?

10:51I know you again, Justin Littlewood.

10:53Well, we saw Wolfie first and he's ours.

10:55You can't own people, Roxy.

10:57You can't pretend to like them just because you want their money.

10:59You're no different.

11:00You never bothered Wolfie before you knew he was loaded.

11:02I never bothered Wolfie before you knew he was loaded.

11:04What?

11:05So you've lied to me?

11:07You said that this was to cheer him up, not to take his money.

11:10Mikey, you're right.

11:12You lot have been competing for Wolfie's friendship

11:14just because you've already got a few quid.

11:17Because if you have...

11:18You're exactly like my parents.

11:26They were always trying to buy me off with presents

11:28to make up for what they did to me.

11:30I thought you lot cared about me.

11:33But it turns out you're exactly the same.

11:38Wolfie!

11:42Wolfie?

11:43Wolfie, wait!

11:45Wolfie! Not in there, it's not safe!

11:56Quick, get him out! Wolfie!

11:59You all right there, mate?

12:00Yeah, I think so.

12:02Come on, come on.

12:03All right, all right, give me some air.

12:05There's no harm done.

12:06You scared us to death.

12:07Yeah, we were really worried.

12:10Honestly?

12:11Honestly.

12:13Someone's taken all the screws out.

12:14What kind of an idiot would do something like that?

12:17Me.

12:18What?

12:20I don't understand.

12:22Well, it was just...

12:23When I fixed the TV for everyone the other day,

12:25it felt like I was home again.

12:26And I figured,

12:27as long as there was things for me to fix, then...

12:29You had reason to stay.

12:31So, the banister, the graffiti,

12:34that was you too?

12:37Wolfie could have been really hurt.

12:38I know, it was stupid.

12:40I'm so sorry.

12:41Look, show's over.

12:42Bouncer, looks like you have a real job to do now.

12:44You reckon you can fix that?

12:45Sure can.

12:47Wolfie, I'm so sorry.

12:50We convinced ourselves we were doing this for you,

12:53but it was partly about the cash.

12:55It's you we really care about.

12:57Money's not important.

12:59Money in itself isn't bad, guys.

13:00It depends on what you do with it.

13:01I know.

13:03And I've been thinking,

13:04it's time I spent my cash wisely.

13:09You know what, Paddy?

13:10I reckon this best pinball machine ain't country.

13:13You're right there, brother.

13:14Lucky our mate had a few bob to pay for it.

13:17Someone mentioned my name?

13:25Oh, you, stick around.

13:26There's more Beaker to come.

13:39This is so unfit.

13:40We were only having a laugh.

13:42Come on, Elaine.

13:43Where's your sense of humour?

13:44I'm sick of being the target of your practical jokes.

13:47You?

13:48The target?

13:49Whatever gave you that idea?

13:51Left a bit.

13:52No, no, no.

13:53Right a bit.

13:56This way.

13:58Steady.

14:00Fire!

14:09Chill, Elaine.

14:10Egg looks supposed to be really good for your hair.

14:12This is not odd.

14:13I've had enough of you in a...

14:18Wait.

14:19What happened?

14:21Rio was being helpful.

14:23You asked me to put the bins out.

14:24Out the bedroom window?

14:41You kids have no respect whatsoever for us.

14:44Mike's right.

14:45You're going to have to stay here for an hour and reflect on your behaviour.

14:48Ooh.

14:49You're so strict, Elaine.

14:50Which is a good thing.

14:51Strictness is necessary in your line of work.

14:53Pity we can't hang around to admire it.

14:55Wait, where do you think you're going?

14:57We'd love to stay, but we've made other plans.

14:59Busy, busy.

15:00The...

15:08Shelley!

15:09What a nice surprise.

15:12All the usual suspects, I see.

15:14Plus a new face.

15:16You must be Rio Wellard.

15:18And you are?

15:19I'm Shelley Appleton.

15:20I'm your temporary head care worker.

15:22Hi, Shelley.

15:24Sorry, Mike Milligan.

15:25I'm your temporary care worker, Cook.

15:27And General, Mr Fixit.

15:29Well, mister, fix this.

15:31Are you two responsible for this?

15:34Who?

15:35Us!

15:53Right, I'm in charge now, and I'm going to start by upping punishment times.

15:57Excellent idea.

15:59Let's see, there are five of you, so five hours sounds about right.

16:03But that's all day.

16:04Yep.

16:05What are we supposed to do for that long?

16:07You'll have to amuse yourselves.

16:13Shouldn't be too hard.

16:15Easy.

16:23I'm something beginning with B.

16:27Bored.

16:29Give me a B.

16:30A.

16:32Give me an O.

16:33O.

16:34Oh, forget it.

16:35I can't believe you idiots like Shelley.

16:37Stop moaning.

16:38Could be worse.

16:39Like how, exactly?

16:41Shelley could have made us taste her cooking.

16:43What's so bad about that?

16:45Trust me, you never have.

16:48What's so bad about that?

16:50Trust me, you never want to go near her spaghetti bolognese.

16:57I realised as soon as I saw it.

16:59Her sauce was part of an evil plot.

17:01That stuff could be dangerous in the wrong hands.

17:03And something told me Shelley's were the wrong hands.

17:08This sauce would spell disaster for kids everywhere.

17:11One drop of the stuff and your childhood was gone.

17:15It was an age accelerator.

17:17The whole planet had just 15 minutes left.

17:20A gas marker.

17:23We were up against an evil genius.

17:26A plan to make the universe an adult-only zone.

17:30All adults were beamed up to Shelley's spaceship before they turned grey and wrinkly.

17:34The kids of planet Earth were doomed.

17:39There was only one chance.

17:42Build their own spaceship and fight back.

17:47A few tweaks.

17:50And it was ready.

17:57OK, time to lock and load.

17:59Everyone wanted to pilot the beast, but there was only one guy up to the job.

18:04Fasten your seatbelts.

18:07Operation Spag Bollies.

18:13Go!

18:35Go!

18:46Shelley thought her plan was foolproof.

18:48Yeah, right.

18:57They sent their best fighters to wipe us out.

18:59But with the fate of the world's children resting on our shoulders, nothing could stop us.

19:05Yeah!

19:09It looked like an impossible task.

19:13For a normal kid, that is.

19:17Time was running out.

19:19But he listened to the inner voice.

19:21Not let the source be with you.

19:23Oh, no!

19:28No!

19:29Shelley's source was about to explode.

19:31He had just seconds to escape.

19:33Bags of time.

19:41Mission Spag Boll is complete.

19:46Woo-hoo!

19:49And the staff never bothered us again.

19:55What do you want, Grandad?

19:57Oh, charming.

19:59I'll keep these for myself, then, shall I?

20:01No! Mike, no!

20:04Enjoy. But...

20:06don't tell Shelley.

20:08You're a star.

20:12You're a star?

20:14You think he's Mr Nice Guy, don't you?

20:18Think again.

20:21Mr Nice Guy's just a front.

20:25Really, he's mad, Mike.

20:32He's secretly out to destroy everything we kids love.

20:45And no-one's saved the dumping ground kids

20:47from the invincible Mad Mike.

20:53But wait, what's this?

20:55Is it a boy, or is it a spider?

20:58No, it's Tarantula Boy.

21:01There was a time when he was just an average K-Home kid.

21:04He was forced to work 30 hours a day,

21:06nine days a week.

21:08But no matter how spotless he made the place,

21:11Mad Mike always found some dirt somewhere.

21:17The poor little boy looked doomed.

21:27Tarantula Boy won, Big Hairy Monster's nil.

21:31Life was never quite the same after that.

21:36He'd found his true destiny.

21:44Tarantula Boy was born.

21:49Oi! No-one goes extra limbs and threatens me and my mates.

21:53What the?

21:56Take this!

21:58And that!

22:00Take this, you Big Hairy Monster!

22:06Oops.

22:14Tarantula Boy won.

22:16Big Hairy Monster's won.

22:18He needed help, but who?

22:20Who could he turn to?

22:26They knew exactly what to do.

22:31Was time running out for Tarantula Boy?

22:34Of course not.

22:45Poor Mad Mike.

22:47Not a leg to stand on.

22:49Tarantula Gang too.

22:51Big Hairy Monster's won.

22:53Finished.

22:54Oh, someone get the straitjacket.

22:56I was only trying to ease the boredom.

22:57Better than sitting and looking at the old wee mug.

22:59Don't start on me.

23:00It was you and your dustbin gag that got us here in the first place.

23:03What? And you should've been watered if I didn't?

23:05Don't start on her then!

23:09Will you keep the noise down?

23:10Why should we?

23:11This is barbaric.

23:12Social services will hear about this.

23:14I am social services.

23:19I am social services.

23:20Oh, she's such a pain.

23:21She's harmless.

23:22She's stupid, but she's harmless.

23:25She's not stupid if she makes out.

23:27Once, she ruled over an entire kingdom.

23:32A land where kids were locked up.

23:34Just for being kids.

23:44The evil, child-catching beasts that lived there hated all children.

23:48The streets weren't safe, and everyone kept themselves hidden.

23:51This was a creature so hideous, no one even dared to look at its face.

23:59The child-catcher could smell a victim several miles away.

24:02Don't be scared, my lovelies.

24:05Come and get your presents.

24:13Those two poor, unfortunate souls didn't stand a chance.

24:19They were locked up, and the key thrown away.

24:25They needed a brave hero to come to the rescue,

24:27but Tracey was fed up of always having to save the day.

24:31And so she left.

24:33No, come back, Tracey!

24:34We need you!

24:35Help us!

24:36Help us!

24:37Help us!

24:38Help us!

24:39Help us!

24:40Help us!

24:41Help us!

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24:45Help us!

24:46Help us!

24:47Help us!

24:51So with Tracey gone, the inmates settled down to a lifetime of chore and housework horror.

25:05But being the unselfish, wonderful superhero she is,

25:08Tracey decided to drop some presents off to her old mates.

25:13But these weren't your usual soft, cuddly teddy bears.

25:19These were jumping round kids.

25:28The child catcher didn't give up easily.

25:34But I soon had her dancing to a different tune.

25:39Yay! Go Tracey!

25:41Yay!

25:48Sorted. Everyone rescued.

26:02Well, five hours are up.

26:03I think that lot will have definitely got in line by now, don't you?

26:07Definitely.

26:12What?

26:14What are you doing?

26:15We're amusing ourselves.

26:17Like you said.

26:18We found something that really makes us laugh.

26:20So really bargaining.

26:21Stupid.

26:22Mad.

26:23Oh? What's that?

26:24You!

26:27Freedom!

26:36Oh, it's good to be back.

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