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00:00I can make my world come true. All my dreams will see me through. Doesn't matter what they come my way. Believe me now, I will win someday.
00:20Ryan, Ryan, there's someone downstairs.
00:33There he is!
00:43Tracy! Tracy, put it in!
00:48Ryan, you total twank!
00:50What is going on?
00:52Tracy's getting a baseball team together. Come on, Zak.
00:56I'm waiting.
00:58When are we getting together in the morning?
01:00Didn't think so.
01:02What happened? Tracy?
01:08Tracy, what were you doing?
01:10Protecting you, actually.
01:14I heard a strange noise.
01:16So I crept downstairs and listened outside your office door.
01:20There was someone in there!
01:22So I bravely charged in and caught the most evil looking burglar you've ever seen.
01:32He was trying to look in your filing cabinet, which was locked.
01:36What would a burglar want with my boring old filing cabinet?
01:39Give me a foul. Oh, mine will do and I'll try and figure it out.
01:42Now you know that's not allowed. Why don't you tell me instead?
01:46If you're not showing, I'm not telling.
01:55Did you bring any sweets?
01:57No, sorry.
01:59You should try it, Elaine. It might help you with my confidence.
02:02Thanks for the tip.
02:04So what were you after in Jenny's office?
02:06Burglars.
02:07Hiding in the filing cabinet, were they?
02:09Don't try and make jokes. Social workers aren't funny.
02:12What were you looking for?
02:18It might be something I can help you with.
02:24That is a tragic attempt at a bribe.
02:27You didn't have to set Elaine to paint on me!
02:32Will you call her off if I tell you what I wanted?
02:35Most definitely.
02:38I was looking for my mum's address.
02:40I want to write to her and tell her that I'm back here and get her to come and get me.
02:45She knows you're here. Elaine wrote to her.
02:47But if I write to her, she'll know it's urgent.
02:50Sorry, Tracey, it's just not possible.
02:52How can you keep a child from their mother?
02:54Don't blame me if my behavioural problems get any worse.
03:01Low turnout after last night's hoo-ha.
03:04Hear you scream the place down, Tracey.
03:07I heard a burglar. I was screaming to frighten them off.
03:09Admit it, you were terrified.
03:11I'm braver than you, Jocelyn Littlewood, any old day of the week.
03:18Once, before you came, the dumping ground caught fire and I was the one who raised the alarm and led everyone out to safety.
03:26And then I was the only person brave enough to go in and save poor little Maxie.
03:31He'd have been burnt to a crisp if I hadn't rescued him from that terrible, terrible fire.
03:43What on earth do you think you're doing, Tracey?
03:45Seeing if it's true what they say on TV.
03:48A real fire makes your house feel more like home.
03:51Didn't work.
03:53Justine's twice as brave as you.
03:55Want to prove it?
03:56We could have a dare competition.
03:58Nothing better to do.
04:00What's the prize?
04:01My old bedroom.
04:03Not as brave as you thought.
04:05I'm in.
04:06And if you chicken out, she gets your room.
04:08Yeah, but why she chickens out?
04:10You get to keep it.
04:11Want any help with the packing?
04:21I get to go first because it was my idea.
04:24I dare you to.
04:27Duke, can you help me with this lock?
04:43She's done it. Top of the cupboard door.
04:45What's daring about that? Duke will get it and he's so soft it don't even count.
04:48Tracey dared me to flab on someone.
04:51She didn't say who.
04:52Shh. Someone's coming.
04:58You alright?
05:00Don't talk to me unless you want your head bitten off.
05:02Probably need some sugar in your system.
05:04It's a great idea.
05:06I'm in.
05:27Trust me, you don't want to go in that kitchen.
05:29Look at the state of me.
05:31Screwdriver.
05:34Beat that. Just tell me what he's doing.
05:37Do you know anything about this?
05:39Oh, it's for sweeping up. It's called a dustpan.
05:42Don't push your luck, miss.
05:48Are we doing dares or what? I've got a bedroom to move into.
05:51Right, here's your next dare.
06:04Here, put this by the back door.
06:06But I'm the referee.
06:07Same.
06:16Duke's coming.
06:18Quick.
06:20Hold the jug.
06:34One all. Everything to play for.
06:36Ready for another one or shall we just start moving things out of my bedroom?
06:40In your dreams.
06:41You can drop the innocent act.
06:43When I come down after my shower, I want to find this place exactly as I left it.
06:47No booby traps, no flower bombs, nothing.
06:51Yes, Jenny.
06:54OK, Justine, a Beaker Dare special coming up.
07:03Come on.
07:21Hello?
07:24I wish I could see her face.
07:27Really? Well, it looks like this.
07:30No TV for you tonight.
07:32And if anything else should happen to me today, I'll ban you from watching it for the rest of your lives.
07:36Everyone's innocent till proven guilty.
07:39I think the evidence is pretty conclusive, don't you?
07:52Hello.
07:53You haven't seen a load of cheese sauce, have you?
07:57Have you checked the top of the cupboard door?
08:03She'll never do it.
08:05She's got to. Justine done flour and shower.
08:08Tracy's only done cheese sauce.
08:10She's got to do three so they're even.
08:12Shut up, you lot. I'm trying to plan my route.
08:14Ryan?
08:26Ryan?
08:45Fearlessly, I climbed higher and higher.
08:47Higher than the birds.
08:49Higher than the clouds.
08:51Until I was almost as high as the stars.
08:56Tracy, that's high enough.
08:59Be careful.
09:01Tracy's stuck up a tree.
09:03All right, Peter. I'll be with you straight away.
09:05I'll be with you in a second, all right?
09:07Oh, what on earth?
09:10My cheese sauce.
09:14Hey, who put you up to this, eh?
09:16No one. It wasn't me.
09:18Listen, I'm going to take my sock and wring it out and serve it up to them.
09:22Are you going to go rescue Tracy?
09:24What? She really is stuck up a tree?
09:33It doesn't count.
09:34It does. I haven't finished yet.
09:36Oh, yes, you have.
09:37You've snitched, Peter Ingram.
09:39If he hadn't told us, you'd have been stuck up there all day.
09:42I wasn't stuck. I was resting.
09:45What's that scratchy noise?
09:47Socks in cheese sauce. Anything to do with you?
09:49How could it be? I've been stuck up a tree.
09:55What are you waiting for, Justine? Rubber gloves.
10:10Go on. Right down.
10:13She's doing it.
10:14Gross.
10:19A convincing three-two lead.
10:21A convincing three-two lead to Justine Littlewood.
10:25What's the matter, Tracy? You can't stand it because you've finally met someone more daring than you?
10:29No one's more daring than me.
10:35I dare you to eat a worm.
10:39You're not scared of worms, are you?
10:41I'm not scared of anything.
10:43It doesn't matter how creepy, cruelly, hairy, slimy it is.
10:49Baa!
10:51Oh, and I'm especially not scared of worms.
10:57Go on, take it. It's a lovely little worm. It's lovely, lovely.
11:01Aw. What's the matter with your kid? She's always bending my ear about having a pet.
11:11She's never going to.
11:19Oh, gross.
11:25Yuck!
11:31Awesome.
11:33What's the matter, Justine? You can't stand it because you've finally met someone more daring than you?
11:37Now, what shall I dare you to do next?
11:40Forget it. You had me jumping off the roof or something.
11:43I'm not killing myself for you, Tracy Beaker. You are a total headcase.
11:48Tracy Beaker, champion dare-doer, can now reclaim her rightful bedroom.
11:53Thank you, thank you.
11:55Come on, Bob, guys. Come on.
11:57Come along, slow coach.
12:00You were going to have lasagne until somebody changed my cheese sauce into a foot bath.
12:04I'd rather have a foot bath.
12:06You were going to have lasagne until somebody changed my cheese sauce into a foot bath.
12:10I'd rather have this drink. I love the way you make it so wriggly and slithery.
12:29Happy now?
12:31Not really.
12:32Have you got your room, didn't you?
12:34You know what, Justine Littleford? My new room's much better than this.
12:37And I want your scraggly old pit after all.
12:40Tracy!
12:49Nice one, but I didn't stop there.
12:57Tracy, I've just tidied that.
13:00I need a blue crayon to colour in a ribbon.
13:03I thought you were supposed to be working on your life book.
13:05What are you doing colouring in rivers?
13:07Using my imagination, Mike. That's what writers do.
13:11I've written about how upset my foster parents were when I made them bring me back.
13:16So I've drawn a picture of them crying a river of tears.
13:19More like tears of happiness at getting shot of you.
13:23SCREAMING
13:31This couldn't even colour in a puddle, let alone a river.
13:34Yeah, well, come on. Come over here and help me tidy this lot away.
13:37I can't. I won't have enough time to finish this before the writer gets here.
13:40I suppose I'd better start at the top and work my way down then, had I?
13:43I don't know why you're bothering.
13:45I bet she won't even read it.
13:47Shows how much you know about writers.
13:49She can't do an article about this until she finds out about us lot first.
14:07Hiya.
14:08Listen, I don't suppose you'd help me tidy up, would you?
14:11Sorry. I'm writing my life book.
14:13Oh, what with? Plum crush?
14:15Anyway, I've done the house chores today.
14:17Yeah, this is extra.
14:19I promised Jenny that I'd help straighten the place out for the visitor.
14:22OK, for five tapes of my choice from your CD collection
14:25and a late pass so I can see a movie with CJ.
14:27I thought you'd dumped him.
14:29Keep up. That was so last week.
14:31Right, listen, three tapes, but no late pass. I'm sorry.
14:34No late pass, no deal. Sorry.
14:38Anybody want to help me bake a cake for the visitor?
14:41Cheek, let's interrupt a writer in full flight.
14:45What sort of cake?
14:47I thought a sponge cake, maybe.
14:50Sponge? That's not interesting enough for someone posh like a writer.
14:54Sorry. Well, what do you suggest?
14:57How about fairy cakes?
14:59Because it's fair when you eat them.
15:01When you have one cake, someone always gets a bigger slice than you.
15:04So, fairy cake it is, then.
15:08Tracy, aren't you going to help?
15:12Cheek, I'm a writer, not a cook. Ask one of the less creative kids.
15:18That's good.
15:20And what I've written to go with it is so brilliant,
15:23the writer will want to do her whole article just about me.
15:27The minute my mum sees it, she'll come and get me straight away.
15:31They'll probably stick me on the front cover and everything.
15:34Even if my mum doesn't see it, tonnes of other people will.
15:38It won't be long before somebody tells her about it.
15:42Thought any more about my late pass?
15:44Nope.
15:45Obviously don't need help, then.
15:47Adele, wait!
15:49I still haven't done downstairs yet.
15:51I'll tape the Sunset Grove Omnibus for you.
15:53Sunset Grove Omnibus, three tapes and a late pass.
15:57Two tapes, the Sunset Grove Omnibus and no late pass.
16:02Maxie!
16:04You said I could lick the bowl if I helped.
16:07Not till it's empty.
16:09But if it was empty, there would be nothing to lick.
16:16Tracy, bog off, Will, I'm busy.
16:19I need some help.
16:21I've been trying to choose a photo of my nan.
16:24Can you help me?
16:26Not you, choose one of yours.
16:28She hasn't got any.
16:30Yes, I have, Justine Littlewood.
16:32But I don't take up valuable space with photos
16:35because I am a writer.
16:37And writers write about all the totally brilliant outings
16:40they've been on with their mums.
16:42Yeah, making it up as you go along.
16:44No, I'm not!
16:45She always used to take me out.
16:47The last time, we went to the fair.
16:49We liked the big wheel the best.
16:51And she'd never say it was time to get off, ever.
16:55Sometimes it felt like we'd been going round for days.
17:03Yeah, me and my mum, we went everywhere together.
17:19You wish.
17:22You wish.
17:24Mike's made everything dusty.
17:26He's got my hay fever going now.
17:30Let's have a look.
17:38What is going on in here?
17:40We've been making fairy cake.
17:42Yeah, but what with? A baseball bat?
17:45Come on, let's get you whores down.
17:47Nobody washes twice a day!
17:49Maxie, you have got so much cake mix on you,
17:52I can either wash you or bake you.
17:55Come on.
17:57Oh!
17:58That's it, every scrap of my life up to date.
18:01Now all I have to do is decide what to wear.
18:04What's wrong with that?
18:06Peter, it's really important what you look like
18:09when you're dealing with a writer.
18:11They're seriously glamorous people.
18:14Bet she'll have servants to do everything for her.
18:17I can't leave her wearing just any old thing.
18:20I've got to look exactly right,
18:22so she'll know I'm someone worth talking to.
18:27Oh, no! My beautiful clean bathroom!
18:30You monster!
18:37Ha-ha-ha-ha!
18:40Ha-ha-ha!
18:43Ha-ha-ha-ha!
18:46Ha-ha-ha-ha!
18:53Sunset Grove Omnibus, three tapes,
18:55and a lift into town after the writer's gone.
18:58Sunset Grove Omnibus, three tapes,
19:00a lift into town after the writer's gone,
19:02and a late pass.
19:04Oh, come on, Adele, we both know
19:06you've had your late pass for this week.
19:08Well, it's a shame the one of us that needs help
19:10can't forget about it then.
19:12Oh, come on!
19:16I'm not in!
19:22The writer will be here soon.
19:24Can I come with you to meet her?
19:26No.
19:30You're going to roast in there.
19:32So I've got to make an effort.
19:34The writer will probably turn up looking like a film star.
19:37At least she'll remember my name.
19:42Don't touch my mum!
19:44I mean, she's not my mum,
19:46but it's not cheating,
19:48cos my mum and that model are practically twins.
19:51Now shift!
20:15OK, I'm prepared to deal.
20:17Sunset Omnibus, three tapes,
20:19a lift into town after the writer's gone.
20:21Too late.
20:23I dropped the late pass.
20:25Yeah, I know.
20:27Jenny's dropped the cleaning.
20:32Oh, Adele, the writer's here.
20:34Lasso the herd and get them into the sitting room,
20:36will you, please? Thank you.
20:38Don't try and escape. Back inside.
20:41Don't try and escape. Back inside.
20:47Hi, I'm Cam Lawson.
20:49Hello, Jenny Edwards. Do come in.
21:07Hope this won't take long.
21:09I'm not sure I can stand the excitement.
21:11Go away!
21:13Maxie, Justine was going to sit there.
21:15Off, please.
21:18Right, why don't you show Cam your lifebooks?
21:21Adele, I couldn't find yours.
21:23Oh, it's in my room. I'll go and get it.
21:34Oi, who's been in my stuff?
21:37This is my granny.
21:39She is dead.
21:41And those my mum.
21:43They're angels in heaven now.
21:47Someone's been using all my make-up.
21:49Oh, yeah, there's only one person missing,
21:51and when I get my hands on her, I'm going to kill her.
21:53Hello!
21:55At first, the crowd was stunned into silence
21:57as Tracy Beaker, the glamorous best-selling writer,
21:59arrived to be interviewed
22:01by another famous best-selling writer.
22:04Then they couldn't control themselves a moment longer
22:06and went absolutely wild.
22:10No one told us there was going to be a freak show.
22:16All right, that's enough.
22:18Justine, Louise,
22:20Tracy, apologise to Adele.
22:23Even you can't deny using her make-up
22:25with that much evidence on your face.
22:27Tracy.
22:29Sorry.
22:31Sorry!
22:33You will be.
22:37Now, Tracy, come and meet Cam.
22:41Tracy's the girl I told you about who wants to become a writer.
22:43Tracy, a writer?
22:45Yeah, that's really going to happen.
22:49Give that back!
22:51I'm Tracy Beaker with my incredible heart-rending stories.
22:57Tragic.
22:59Tracy pretending it's her mum.
23:05You two girls, get off that!
23:15I hate you, dusty little wuss!
23:19I hate you!
23:23You're a total headcase, Tracy Beaker!
23:29Come on.
23:31Jenny.
23:33Oh, Maxi, I've had two already.
23:35We made them for you.
23:37All right, then.
23:39I stuck the sweets on first.
23:41I licked them to make them extra crispy.
23:45Maxi!
23:47Yeah, good idea.
23:49I tell you what, I reckon we should save this one for Tracy.
23:53Bug off, Jenny! I hate you!
23:55You knew how much I wanted to meet that writer.
23:57And I hate that dusty little wuss!
23:59She always spoils everything!
24:01Tracy, it's me, Cam.
24:09I just wanted to tell you that I've looked through your life book.
24:11You've written some fantastic stuff.
24:13I adored a bit about your foster parents in The River of Tears.
24:17It showed a lot of imagination.
24:19Are you just saying that because you feel sorry for me?
24:21You better not, because I don't care.
24:23I know.
24:25No, you don't.
24:27I'm the one stuck in here, not you.
24:29I bet you're not even a proper writer.
24:31Writers don't bite their nails or wear tatty jeans.
24:33You look like a right loser, you do.
24:35Not rich and glamorous at all.
24:37That's smart, writer.
24:39Really smart, with posh hair and swanky clothes
24:41and loads of make-up
24:43and loads and loads and loads and loads and loads!
24:55Thank you!
25:19Thank you!
25:25Thank you!
25:31She likes you, Tracy Beaker.
25:55Thank you!
25:57Thank you!