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THE STORY of TRACY BEAKER EPISODE 25 Based on the Book by Jacqueline Wilson Broadcast: 13 November, 2003 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 THE STORY OF TRACY BEAKER EPISODE 25 Based on the book by Jacqueline Wilson Broadcast: 13 November, 2003 DUKE: Yep, it's stuck again. ZAC: Can't we get a new one? RYAN: If we get a DVD, Ben can lend us a million movies. DUKE: Well perhaps next year's budget... JUSTINE: That is so not fair! Dumping ground kids are last to get everything. DUKE: Well, when I was a kid we made our own entertainment. RYAN: You can't make a DVD player with two baked bean tins and a bit of string, Duke. TRACY: We could make money and buy one! DUKE: I don't need my car washing! TRACY: Not chores. A sale. We could sell things that we don't want and buy a DVD player! JUSTINE: I don't have anything I don't want. LOUISE: Me neither. TRACY: Well, I'm going to bring heaps and heaps of stuff. Which means you won't be able to watch movies on my new DVD player. RYAN: Is that all you brought!? JUSTINE: Well, let's see what you brought. Urgh. ZAC: I need this. RYAN: Well at least Tracy's bringing heaps. TRACY: Grrr! JENNY: What on earth do you think you're doing? TRACY: I need stuff for our sale! 1 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 JENNY: Well I need it for my kitchen. TRACY: You don't even know what this is for. JENNY: Yes I do, it's urm...it's one of those...erm, well it chops. TRACY: See! JENNY: Okay, you can have that - but that's it! TRACY: Talk about mean! What about you? MIKE: Oh, you wouldn't get much for me. TRACY: Ha-ha, not. I bet you've got plenty of junk stored all over the place. Now's the time for a good clear out - right? JENNY: Right. MIKE: Right. Put the garbage in this one, alright? Put my keepies in that one Put the stuff for the sale in there. Okay? Hey, look at that. MIKE: Hey! I made that myself, remember when the pottery lady came last summer. TRACY: Next. MIKE: No! TRACY: Let it die, it's suffering. MIKE: We only need to blow it up. TRACY: The rubbish tip's cheaper than dynamite. MIKE: I taught you everything you know with this ball. TRACY: Yeah - I was good, wasn't I? TRACY: I have magic feet and magic toes...I kick a ball and in it goes...and in it goes...and in it goes.... MIKE: Right, Ryan, play it to Tracy! To Tracy! Go on. Good one. Play it back to Tracy, go on, go on, give it a lash! JENNY: Who is responsible for this? MIKE: Me, sorry. I kicked it too hard. 2 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 Anyone squeals, they get rat poo in their cereal. MIKE: Lots of good memories, eh? TRACY: Say goodbye to Mike. Goodbye Mike, thank you for all the lovely memories. Gotta go now. Next! MIKE: Alright, keep your frizz on. ZAC: It's still not very much. RYAN: Go and tell Tracy to hurry up with her stuff. JUSTINE: I bet she hasn't got anything. She won't be watching our DVD. RYAN: At this rate neither will we. DUKE: Oh, we've got all day. Let's stoke up with some lunch before we get started. BEN: I'll watch the stuff if you bring me a sandwich. DUKE: Alright. MIKE: Well hey! I've had this since I was at college. TRACY: Imagine, and you still don't know where the notes are. MIKE: Hey! Oh, not nice, eh? D'you know, we always meant to take you kids on a camping trip so we could sing for you round the camp fire. You'd have loved that. TRACY: Sure. You bring the guitar, I'll bring the marshmallows. MIKE: High on a hill was a lonely goatherd...yodelay, yodelay yodelay he ho. Loud was the sound of the lonely goatherd...yodelay, yodelay, yodelooo. Folks in a town that was quite remote heard...yodelay, yodelay.... MIKE: Shall I give you a quick tune? TRACY: Quick, save yourself and I'll head him off at the pass. MIKE: Oh no you don't. Where I go, the guitar goes. It's true lurve. JENNY: Mike, there's a call for you. 3 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 DUKE: Girls! Stop it! JENNY: Okay, settle down. Can we all gather round? Mike's got something he wants to talk to us about. TRACY: Whatever it was, I didn't do it. JENNY: Nobody's in trouble. MIKE: I've been asked to be an emergency replacement at a bigger care home. ELAINE: Someone had to leave suddenly, they've asked Mike to step in. RYAN: For how long? MIKE: It's permanent. LOUISE: When are you leaving? MIKE: They said they need me from Monday. JUSTINE: But this is your weekend off here. JENNY: This is going to be Mike's last day here at Stowey House. MIKE: I'm sorry it's so sudden, guys. Nobody knew until the last minute. JENNY: We're all going to miss Mike, but this is a great opportunity for him, so lets all wish him lots of luck, eh? BEN: Great. We should get quite a bit for that. TRACY: Sell it cheap, it's rubbish. DUKE: Roll up, roll up! Bargains galore! Oh, come on everybody. We might make enough money to get a remote control. JUSTINE: I don't care about the DVD any more. I only wish Mike was staying. LOUISE: Me too. RYAN: Then why don't we use the money we make to get him a going away present? LOUISE: What will we get him? RYAN: Oh, I don't know. Something that will remind him of us forever. 4 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 DUKE: Oh, he won't forget any of you. LOUISE: Let's get him a present anyway, let's get him the best present ever. ZAC: With that? We'll be lucky if we make enough to get a card. RYAN: Then we're going to have to sell decent stuff, stuff that people want. JUSTINE: You mean the stuff that we want to keep? JUSTINE: We've got to get going! LOUISE: I can't decide! JUSTINE: Come on! LOUISE: You do it. No, not that! No! I love that! JUSTINE: Just pick something! DUKE: Oh, that's really nice. It'll sell. JUSTINE: I used to play it when I was a kid to help me go to sleep. But I don't need it any more. ZAC: Duke? DUKE: Yeah? ZAC: Can you sell them together, I wouldn't want them to split up. They're kind of a family. ZAC: That's his whole racing car collection. DUKE: One will do, Maxy. MAXY: Yeay! LOUISE: Take these, before I change my mind. TRACY: Come in if your name's not Mike! I said..! MIKE: I'm not in, am I? 5 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 TRACY: Oh, very clever. MIKE: Look, about my leaving, they just didn't give any time to... TRACY: Is this the face of someone who cares? MIKE: I care if you're upset. TRACY: You get paid to care, Mr Care Worker, I don't. MIKE: Ouch! TRACY: Oh, and don't bother begging me to forgive you cos I'm not listening. TRACY: Oh, are you still here? MIKE: You really don't care about me, huh? TRACY: Watch my lips. MIKE: Oh! I'm really sorry! I do care and I didn't mean to hurt you! MIKE: Heh-heh. Gotcha! Alright! Okay! Forgiven? TRACY: Just when you get used to things everything changes. MIKE: Well y'know sometimes change can be good, it makes life interesting, anyway. TRACY: So you're leaving us because we're boring and you want a change? MIKE: You're definitely not boring. Look, if someone moves on, it doesn't mean they're going to forget you. TRACY: Everyone forgets dumping ground kids. MIKE: I won't, I promise. DUKE: Come on everybody, get your bargains here! The guitar madam? Yes, there you go. £5.00. Thank you very much for your custom....don't all scrabble...there's enough for everybody. Yeah, you can have that. £5.00 for that. JENNY: Two quid. 6 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 25 Programnr:: 21305tv25 DUKE: It's for a good cause...£2.50... MIKE: Well, that's it except for the guitar. You didn't see where I left it, did you? TRACY: Do the kids at the new place a favour and leave it behind. MIKE: No way. I wasn't kidding when I said I loved it, y'know. TRACY: Let it go. You've got all the memories! MIKE: I've also got the guitar. It must be upstairs. TRACY: Who bought the guitar? ZAC: What guitar? TRACY: Mike's old one! Who bought it? RYAN: That went ages ago. Who cares? JUSTINE: You didn't even bring anything special to the sale, Tracy Beaker. TRACY: Yes I did. TRACY: You know what you said about moving on? MIKE: What? TRACY: Guess what? Guitars do it too! MIKE: Hah! Very funny.
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