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Hi, I'm Millie Macdonald. Nah, just kidding.

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I'm Millie Innes and I play Millie MacDonald in Millie Inbetween.

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So, that's the series over, I cannot believe it.

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Filming Millie Inbetween was the best summer ever.

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Hiya.

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Action.

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CHILDREN SCREAM

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LAUGHTER

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Cut.

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So, a third of us don't live with both our parents.

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So, that means either you don't or you have a friend who doesn't.

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We wanted to make a show about how there is no such thing

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as a normal family any more. Or, as Millie says...

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Maybe weird's the new normal. Round here it is anyway.

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One of the best things for me was watching the characters come to life

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from the script to the screen.

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So, the family... There is Millie's mum and dad.

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They're both really nice people but they just don't get on.

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It's like when you have two friends who can't stand each other,

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tricky, isn't it?

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You like them both but they can't be together or...boom.

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Tony... Come on, clean the bathroom.

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What if I put my back out and walk around like a chimp?

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Well, that would make sense.

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-You are the only furry one that clogs up the drain.

-Oh, gross.

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-That is so chimp-ist and I am not.

-Oh, yeah? What is this?

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LAUREN SCREAMS

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The turkey's totally dried up. Do you know what it looks like?

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-Your mum's face?

-Tony.

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"Our Colin would never expose his family to electricals."

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She got a shock off the loo seat.

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Yeah, that was the static from her fluffy slippers.

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Next time, you can get Mr Muscles to mend your fuse box.

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You didn't fix it, you broke it.

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You do know she dyes her hair?

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Next, there's Millie's big sister Lauren.

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Almost ready.

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She's played by the terrific Tallulah Greive.

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That's what I call her, anyway. But not to her face

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or she'd get a big head.

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LAUREN GASPS MILLIE!

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In this show, Lauren doesn't only fight with Millie,

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she fights with everyone. She's a teenager, of course.

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She probably fights with herself in the mirror.

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CRAIG!

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Why does my hair smell like bacon?

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Why can't you compromise and do what I want?

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Because what you want is crazy and impractical.

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But you're crazy and impractical.

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I HATE YOU. Ungh.

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That's right, have a go at me the second I walk in the door.

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It's not fair...

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Right, Mum. She is very different from Dad, but just as funny.

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Nice funny.

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Mum's played by Hannah Jane Fox. Oh, she's well lovely.

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And did you know Hannah is an amazing singer?

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She's been in proper musicals and everything. I am in awe.

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Here are some of the funniest scenes

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that just happened to have Mum in them.

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Whoo! Ooh, sick move.

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Oh, no, they've done it again, haven't they?

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You fall for it every time.

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Oh, come on. Anyone?

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You know I can't get stressed in my condition.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Ow. O-o-w.

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Oh, I'll just let it cool down.

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Mum, shouldn't you be honest and tell Mike you can't do the race?

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What, and admit that I haven't been doing his training programme?

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-That I lied to him?

-Aren't you sort of lying now?

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Isn't that the doorbell?

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DOORBELL RINGS

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It IS the doorbell. Ugh-Ugh...

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Oh, you get that.

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Mum, it's Mike. Have you got a date or something?

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-Not till Thursday.

-It is Thursday

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Poo!

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Dad is sort of brilliantly useless...

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Hi...

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..like a chair made from cake.

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I'm coming!

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Here's some of my favourite scenes of Dad in action,

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played by the fantastic James Bachman.

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MUSIC: Should I Stay Or Should I Go? by The Clash

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This is going to be wicked.

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Pleased to meet you, anyway.

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-ELECTRICITY CRACKLES

-Ow!

-Oh!

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This jacket is smoking.

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Hey, girls, who wants a lemonade float with a daft paper umbrella?

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-Yay.

-Oh, what are they for anyway?

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Like it's going to rain in your drink.

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Dug this out, thought we could belt out some old classics.

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-FEEDBACK ECHOES

-# I'm on me way from misery

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# to happiness today

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# Uh-ha, uh-ha, uh-huh, uh-ha. #

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Well, someone's been hit with the happy stick.

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Yeah, we thought you'd be totally gutted.

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-Gutted? Why would I be gutted?

-Mum and Mike.

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Mike? Mike.

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Oh, Mike. Him.

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So, this was the basic not-so-happy family.

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And as you saw, just as they were getting used to everything

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it all changed.

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Cue Mum's not so secret boyfriend, played by Jeremy Edwards...

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Remember me?

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..who's called... Wait, what's he called again?

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Mike.

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Mike.

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Mike?

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-This is Mike...he thinks.

-Hiya.

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So, it's bad enough your parents split up,

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without them bringing home a random person.

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What if that random person has a kid?

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Now, they could be all right or they could be a teenage boy.

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-TINNY MUSIC THROUGH HEADPHONES

-Yo.

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He's a bit shy, but he's great once you get to know him.

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'The first time Millie and Lauren met Craig, it did not go well.'

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-He's a bit in the way, isn't he?

-We could just cover him with a blanket.

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-Snackage for the baby-sitter, sweet.

-Er, no. That's...

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I can tell we are going to get on just fine.

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Chuck this in for us, will you?

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Sorry, but we're watching The Boy Over The Road,

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not Mega Truck Rally volume five.

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And the snacks are for us, we're having a pamper party. Girls only.

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But you can go hang out in the kitchen.

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-Except during our pizza break.

-Yo, ladies.

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Let's get a few things straight, yeah.

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I'm the baby-sitter, you're the babies. I'm in charge.

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Therefore what I say goes.

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And I'm watching this, so pamper yourself somewhere else.

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Any questions? Nah. Good.

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To be fair, not all teenage boys are quite as bad as Craig.

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And you know, Craig is actually quite clever.

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Let's just say he hides it well.

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-I've been expecting you.

-Aw, is that a cuddly toy?

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Let me guess. You want my expert skills

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-to get you out of the holiday from hell.

-How do you know?

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Because I'm a psychic genius.

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A psychic genius who still plays with teddies.

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A little less sneering, little more begging.

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Tell Mike and Mum that we can stay with you.

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-Say that you don't mind looking after us.

-What's it worth?

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-OK, name your price.

-Mm...I do need my toenails clipped.

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Haven't done them in months.

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If you look at things from Craig's point of view,

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which I don't really like to do,

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he's forced to live with his dad's girlfriend

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and her two super-annoying girls.

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I've never met such a mean, big-headed, annoying, rude boy.

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That's just because you've not been in secondary school long enough yet.

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You just need to speak to them in their language.

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I'm sorry, but I don't speak Grunt.

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'But in Mike's eyes Craig can do no wrong.'

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-Let me give you a big man hug.

-All right, get off. Get off.

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-Ahhh, you're a diamond, son.

-Get off.

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-Awesome.

-Thanks.

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Zombies four, kids nil. Huh.

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'Soon, Mike realises it's much harder being a step-dad.'

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-Sorry, what are you talking about?

-That.

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Oh, my phone? Oh, I know, it's great. Thank you.

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Yeah, um, no problem. But, um...

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No, it's-it's...the noise, the texts, the calls...

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It's all a bit much.

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-Wait, are you telling me off?

-No. No-no-no. Sort of. Yes.

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-It's a phone. That's what it's for.

-Yeah, but you were told

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-you weren't allowed to use it in bed.

-Teagan called me,

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-I couldn't not answer, that would be rude.

-Um, hand it over.

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What? That's like a violation of my human rights.

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-Give me the phone.

-You can't tell me what to do, you're not my dad.

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Whilst we are coping with that lot, Dad goes out and gets himself

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a trendy new girlfriend.

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Here's some of my fave highlights of Jaye Jacobs,

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the motorcycling midwife.

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Let's see your moves, Mr DJ.

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I bet they don't even know who's got the best lips.

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Is that my T-shirt?

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And on their first date, Mike and Mum were in the same restaurant.

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Cringe!

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-Oh, I'm so sorry I'm late.

-That's OK.

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Oh, and I'm not like a leather nut or anything,

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-I came on my bike, so...

-Oh, right.

-Oh, and, er...

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-I brought it with me so...

-Er...

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Oh!

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-Was that a bit weird?

-Not at all.

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I like living alone. My life feels very centred at the moment.

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Centred around the telly.

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SHE GASPS

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Now, don't react. You're better than that.

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OK, OK. Well, now you're even.

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Let it go!

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That was meant for him, I'm sorry.

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-I made that mistake. They're not for eating.

-No?

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OK, then. Oh, o-o-oh.

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Amber has two kids.

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-Haaghhh!

-Ho-ho!

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Tony, Lauren and Millie, these are my two wee beasties, Fran and Jake.

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First, there's Jake. He was played by Marley Lockhart.

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I hate bedtime, I like doughnuts.

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Then there's Fran, played by Mya-Lecia Naylor.

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Ready, and with my super-hearing, I can sense my surroundings

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in microscopic detail.

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Ow.

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She's an odd-ball, all right. But a really lovable one!

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Sometimes the weirdest weirdos are the funniest people to be around.

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-Can I cram my duck into the chicken?

-No.

-No.

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-Oh.

-That looks extremely disturbing. I'll get the camera.

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-Argh!

-It's a spider pinata.

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Mum met a tribe in South America who believed in a giant spider

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who came out of the jungle once a year and gave sweets to everyone.

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-I might have made that up.

-Mum!

-Mum!

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Close your eyes and whack the Spider.

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BOTH: Whack the spider, whack the spider, whack the spider.

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-Go on.

-Big and hairy.

-Go on!

-WHACK IT.

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THEY SCREAM

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SCREAMING ON TV

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So, guys, I have been joined by these two.

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Hi, there. I'm Theo and I play Craig in Millie Inbetween.

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Hi, I'm Tallulah and I play Lauren in Millie Inbetween.

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And it's a good thing they've joined me

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because CBBC thought you guys would like to know a bit about us

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and a bit about filming Millie Inbetween.

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So, what was everyone's favourite scene and why did you choose it?

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My ultimate favourite scene has got to be the day where Sharon...

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Well, Craig calls her Sharon, your mum in the show.

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...is trying to impress Craig and get to know him

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and see what he's about.

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What's your strategy?

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Decapitate the aliens before they eat my face.

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Oh, lovely. How's that going for you, Craig?

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Not well, Sharon.

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We might put on a family movie later, if you fancy it?

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No, you're all right. I'll just, erm, watch something upstairs.

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Oh, Craig. Wait.

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Whoo-hoo...Craig. Why not come and hang with me at the park?

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Cos I don't do rain.

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Next thing, you'll be on about a family fun day.

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Cool idea.

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They have a day playing those fun games

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and having a bit of competition time.

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Am I evil?

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-Yes.

-OK.

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Am I trying to destroy the life of an innocent young boy?

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Yes.

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I've got it.

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-I'm you.

-Hah! Craig.

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And so we did a bit of dancing in front of the TV on the mats,

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I really enjoyed that.

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And with THAT, she wins again.

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Yes! Yes! Yes!

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-How? How did you do that?

-My hips don't lie.

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Yeah, you got to admit it, she did thrash us.

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-But well played though, Craigmeister.

-In your face.

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-OK, let's leave it at that point, I think.

-What?

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Genius.

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-T?

-My favourite scene was when I go to Dad's

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and Amber gets stuck in the bathroom and I have to help Chloe,

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who is played by Kirstie Steele, give birth.

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-I'm Tony, this is Lauren.

-Hi.

-Hi.

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-Actually, Lauren's got a few questions for...

-Aaaaaghhhh.

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-Aagghhh. Ooh-ooh.

-It can wait.

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Let's get you comfy while I sort out an ambulance, OK?

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See, that was a lady pain.

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Dad, it's called a contraction.

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OK, this baby wants out. There's no time to move her, I'm afraid.

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-I've called a colleague for backup.

-You've called a midwife.

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-Wait! Here? She's going to have the baby here?

-It's OK.

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There's no complications and I've got all my kit. I'm sorry...

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-No, no, it's fine.

-Ugghhhh...

-Hang in there, Chloe!

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-Is there anything that we can do?

-Thank you, Lauren.

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I need some hot water and clean towels.

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-Is this really happening?

-You heard her,

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-we need clean water and hot towels.

-Dad, we need to stay absolutely calm.

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-HE PANTS.

-I'm calm, totally calm.

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-HE PANTS FASTER

-Are you calm?

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-Yes, I'm totally calm.

-Tony, the door's stuck.

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-Aaaaaghhh.

-Aaagggh.

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-I'm not so calm any more!

-Uunnggh.

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And I think the great bit about that scene

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is that Lauren's being really supportive

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until Chloe starts to squeeze her hand

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and she ends up screaming more than Chloe. It's pretty good.

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Can I get you anything? A pillow, another glass of water?

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-Don't panic, everyone.

-Ear muffs to block out our panicking dad?

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-Could you just hold my hand?

-Yes, sure.

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-Oh, actually, can I get a pen and paper and...

-Hold my hand, please.

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-Uunnghh.

-THEY BOTH SCREAM

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But the most fun scene was in the boy band episode with Amber

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and I am teaching her all about my favourite band, the Temper Hearts.

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And I get to teach her a dance routine, that was really fun.

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-OK, stand up, you need plenty of room.

-OK.

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Temper heart, heart.

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-Temper heart, heart.

-Temper heart, heart.

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Slide bop, slide bop, slide bop, slide bop.

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Knee, knee. Double knee. Knee, knee. Heart, heart.

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Temper heart, heart.

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OK, now you go. Five, six, seven, eight!

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Temper heart, temper heart. Temper heart, temper heart.

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-Knee, knee, double knee. Knee, knee, double knee.

-Whoa!

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Yes. The Temper Hearts, Temper Hearts. Temper... Ow!

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-Bah-bah, b-a-a-h, bah!

-Let's try it again.

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My favourite scene would have to be this scene with the three of us.

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-Seriously, are you OK?

-OK, just shut your eyes.

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-What are you going to do?

-No, nothing, I swear.

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Just shut your eyes.

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-LAUREN SIGHS

-Just go with it.

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Now picture it...

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After a long day surfing, you're looking up at the stars,

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the breeze is warm.

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HAIRDRYER BLOWS

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Oh, yeah. You are sipping a refreshing mango smoothie...

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as the music drifts in from the beach.

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STEEL PAN MUSIC PLAYS

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They're having a barbecue.

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Yes, I know, again.

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You wiggle your toes in the warm sand

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and you breathe in..

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and the air smells...

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-HAIRDRYER SPEED INCREASES

-..of tropical flowers.

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Oops.

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The day we filmed the titles I just felt a bit emotional

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because it was the first time I realised,

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"Wow, this is actually happening and this is going to be on the TV."

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We are filming the titles for the Millie show.

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-Let's go, guys. We have to go.

-Bye.

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-Rolling...

-Action.

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Cut.

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-There were some pretty special costumes.

-Yeah, definitely.

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And you got more costumes than everyone else.

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Hence why I brought it up.

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-Hunh.

-Ahhhh!

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HOOTER SQUEAKS

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Agh!

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-What was your favourite?

-Craig on one day, in fact,

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dressed up as an angel,

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as well as a school boy,

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a school girl with freckles and everything,

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but out of all, my favourite's got to be the devil.

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I'm talking...red face, horns, trident...

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I even went with the fangs, just to top it up.

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-T?

-My favourite costume...probably the '60s girl costume.

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-Cover your eyes.

-OK.

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-Ta-da!

-Yay! Oh, wonderful.

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-You look fab.

-I do, don't I?

-Yeah. Oh, I am so pleased,

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it really suits you. You remind me of me when I was your age.

0:18:070:18:11

-Dad!

-Yeah?

0:18:110:18:13

-No way you're going out dressed like that.

-Why not?

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Because there's not enough of it, that's why not.

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I got to put on a wig and some boots and a nice dress.

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I loved that costume so much.

0:18:240:18:26

Fine, I'll wear something else, then.

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How about a bin bag or some stitched-together hessian sacks?

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Now, my favourite costume is obviously the pumpkin costume.

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I've been waiting for this all week, just to be a pumpkin.

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OK, I'll bite. Why are you dressed as a basketball?

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I'm not, I'm a pumpkin.

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All units, we have a pumpkin down.

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That was worth it, yeah. Good.

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Lunchtime, bye.

0:19:030:19:06

Now, obviously Millie Inbetween is very funny

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and there's a lot of really nice comedy scenes.

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But, as you know, this show is based on something real,

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so it has to be a bit emotional.

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Now, what was the most emotional scene for yous and why?

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The most emotional scene for Craig has got to be with you, Millie,

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um, where I'm explaining how he doesn't want anyone

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to take his dad away from him because that's all he's got.

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Erm, which is exactly how I think you would feel,

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if your parents are divorced

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and you are forced to live with a new family. It's a tough move.

0:19:380:19:44

I'm sick of this, I'm sick of you.

0:19:440:19:47

Lauren, your mum, my dad, you think you're one big happy family?

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You even eat in sync, it's freaky.

0:19:520:19:55

-You're jealous.

-I'm not jealous, Shorty.

0:19:560:20:00

Yeah, because we all get along. Me, Lauren, Mum and your dad,

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we all have a laugh together, but you're not a part of it.

0:20:050:20:10

Yeah, you're right.

0:20:100:20:11

Well done, Sherlock. You've got your sister and your mum.

0:20:120:20:17

Your dad and that other really weird family.

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All I've got's my dad...

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..and you're not having him.

0:20:250:20:27

In terms of Craig's emotion, that was probably, you know,

0:20:270:20:31

the most he'd ever share the world.

0:20:310:20:33

Craig definitely let out his inner feelings for the first time.

0:20:330:20:36

What was the hardest part about filming Millie Inbetween?

0:20:360:20:41

The hardest thing about filming Millie Inbetween has got to be...

0:20:410:20:44

You do a really good take and then you forget

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you've got to do it from another angle

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and you have to give the exact same performance.

0:20:500:20:53

-'Lauren comes down and Millie comes back.'

-Whoa!

-'That's great.'

-Whoa.

0:20:530:20:57

And you have to hit the same mark and do the same move

0:20:570:21:00

and get your line exactly the same and I always found that really hard.

0:21:000:21:04

We had to film something on a tiny bike and I practised for ages...

0:21:040:21:09

42, take one, A camera only.

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SHE LAUGHS

0:21:150:21:17

Then we came to do it, I couldn't do it.

0:21:170:21:19

SHE LAUGHS Can we go again?

0:21:190:21:23

-Why was that?

-Because riding on a tiny bike is really hard. OK, Theo.

0:21:230:21:27

-OK.

-It's really challenging.

0:21:270:21:29

Oh, please let me buy you a new bike, Lauren.

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And ride it outside.

0:21:330:21:35

CRASH

0:21:350:21:36

The hardest thing for me making Millie Inbetween, erm,

0:21:360:21:41

was actually more of a personal goal

0:21:410:21:44

that I one day hoped I would achieve,

0:21:440:21:47

and that's managing to get out of bed on time

0:21:470:21:50

and responding to an alarm clock

0:21:500:21:52

and getting out of bed first thing in the morning.

0:21:520:21:54

I wouldn't even class five in the morning as the morning.

0:21:540:21:58

So, that was quite... I was proud of myself.

0:21:580:22:00

Because it was actually my first time staying away from home alone.

0:22:000:22:04

-Being on your own.

-On my own, yeah.

0:22:040:22:06

Because this time you didn't have to have a chaperone, which was lucky.

0:22:060:22:10

And basically, a chaperone is someone who looks after you

0:22:100:22:13

if you are under the age of 16, but also you have to do school work.

0:22:130:22:17

-So, I had to do school work every single day.

-And I didn't.

0:22:170:22:22

I had to have someone follow me about all the time.

0:22:220:22:26

-But it was all right, it was good.

-MIMICS MILLIE:

-Was it all right?

0:22:260:22:29

-It was all right.

-I didn't have to do any of that.

0:22:290:22:32

All right, don't rub it in.

0:22:320:22:34

Well, the hardest part for me

0:22:340:22:37

would have to be the hottest day of the year.

0:22:370:22:40

-Merry Christmas!

-Hiya!

-It's not even Christmas, it's July.

0:22:400:22:44

And I am sweltering.

0:22:440:22:46

We were filming the Christmas episode, it was what, 30 degrees?

0:22:460:22:51

-Plus.

-Plus. 30 degrees plus.

0:22:510:22:54

And we were wearing so many layers of woolly clothes,

0:22:540:22:59

woolly jumpers, Christmas jumpers. I just found it really hard

0:22:590:23:02

-to film in the heat. Really hard.

-It was challenging.

0:23:020:23:05

-ALL: Happy Christmas.

-Yay!

0:23:050:23:09

For me, the most emotional scene would have to be...

0:23:090:23:13

in Christmas when Lauren was really upset that Mum and Dad

0:23:130:23:17

were really not getting back together.

0:23:170:23:20

It was so nice to have that relationship on screen,

0:23:200:23:23

it was really lovely, but she finally realises it.

0:23:230:23:27

I can't help it, I am trying but...

0:23:290:23:33

I just want everything to be how it was

0:23:340:23:37

and I just really, really miss Dad.

0:23:370:23:40

I miss Dad, too.

0:23:450:23:46

-Really?

-Yeah, of course.

0:23:470:23:51

We didn't ask for everything to be different, things just are.

0:23:510:23:55

So, I'm just trying to go with it.

0:23:550:23:58

You've always been really, really good at that.

0:23:580:24:02

-You're as annoying as anything, but you're good at that.

-Thanks.

0:24:020:24:06

I think it really shows that it's this really gradual process.

0:24:060:24:10

You don't just become OK about it overnight

0:24:100:24:12

and I think it's really lovely that the sisters support each other.

0:24:120:24:15

Millie was trying to cheer Lauren up, as she always does.

0:24:150:24:18

She always tries to stick everyone back together.

0:24:180:24:21

-Millie is the glue of Millie Inbetween.

-Yeah, she's my rock.

0:24:210:24:24

-So, that's us now, guys. I think it's time to wrap this...

-Hold on.

0:24:260:24:30

What about this super-secret behind-the-scenes footage?

0:24:300:24:32

MUSIC: Sing by Ed Sheeran

0:24:320:24:35

-Run the VT.

-THEY ALL LAUGH

0:24:350:24:38

-I am actually filming now.

-I know.

0:24:380:24:41

People often wonder what the sound and camera department get up to.

0:24:410:24:44

This is what they do.

0:24:440:24:47

She's running from me.

0:24:490:24:50

So, the show's about a girl called Millie, that's me.

0:24:500:24:54

-And, erm...

-Wait. What's your name in real life?

-Millie.

0:24:540:24:57

-Wait, and what's your character's name?

-Millie.

-What?!

-Yeah.

0:24:570:25:00

-This is not the end, though.

-I'm quite full of lunch.

0:25:000:25:04

-Say, "Hi, Neil."

-Hi, Neil.

0:25:040:25:07

The best thing for me about being in Millie Inbetween

0:25:070:25:09

has just got to be the people that I was working with.

0:25:090:25:12

Erm, everyone got on really well and they're all such legends.

0:25:120:25:15

So, that's why we all had such a fun time.

0:25:150:25:18

And I hope YOU had as much fun watching it as we did making it.

0:25:180:25:22

And I just want to say a big thank you to everyone

0:25:220:25:24

who helped make the show. Here they are. Cue the credits.

0:25:240:25:28

-The camera crew.

-There's camera.

0:25:280:25:32

-And sound.

-Oh, there's you.

-There's myself playing Craig

0:25:320:25:35

-Costume, make-up.

-There's the cast, us lot. Director, producer.

0:25:350:25:40

-A few chaperones there.

-Design.

-Ah, there's all the production team.

0:25:400:25:44

Night, Mum.

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Night.

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