Soft Drink Musical Prank Patrol Down Under

Today, Stevie-Lou joins the Prank Patrol.

Her mission, to set up a lemonade stand

at a local netball game.

When the secret ingredient of her lemonade

makes people sing and dance,

her cousin Georgia will think

she's been caught in the middle of a musical number.

-# Here we go

-# Here they come, they're on a roll

# Where they'll strike, nobody knows

# If you have a point to prove

# They'll make a plan And see it through

# They'll sign you up To join the crew

# Scotty and the Ninjas, too

# Here we go, come on Join the Prank Patrol

# Here we go #

G'day, Lachlan. I'm after your most fastest,

advanced speed skates possible. Pronto.

Scotty, you always ask for those.

Mate, these are the ones you need. Beginner skates.

HE TUTS Beginner skates? What?

Ah! What are you doing?!

There they are!

-Are you Stevie-Lou?

-Yes.

-Did you apply for Prank Patrol's help?

-Yes.

Congratulations. You're the newest member of the Prank Patrol.

-That is your pass to prank.

-Thank you.

You'll also need this, your Prank jacket.

-Now, Dad, can we go pranking for a while?

-Yeah. Have fun.

-Ready to go?

-I'm ready.

-I'll give you a head start.

-I'm a better skater than her. See you.

-Bye.

This is Stevie-Lou.

She's a singing, sewing, handstanding all-rounder

who can't wait to add pranking to her list of achievements.

Please, Prank Patrol, I need your help to prank my cousin Georgia.

PLAYFUL MUSIC

The target of her prank is her cousin Georgia.

Georgia likes to help Stevie-Lou make clothes

and loves reading in the rose garden.

All right, Stevie-Lou, here's the Prank Van. Jump in!

Stevie-Lou and Scotty-do, what a pranking team right there.

-Welcome to our Prank Van. Who are we pranking?

-Georgia, my little cousin.

-Have you ever pranked her before?

-No.

-Why do you want to prank her?

-It'll be fun.

-Will she get a good laugh?

-Yes!

-I've got the perfect prank.

-Do you want to check this out?

-OK.

-This is called Soft Drink Musical.

We'll get you and Georgia to help one of your mum's friends

by running a lemonade stand at a netball game.

-Sound like fun?

-Yes!

-It'll be cool.

Your mum's friend

is going to accidentally spill a special ingredient in the lemonade

and it's going to make everyone sing and dance.

-As soon as you drink it, that's what happens. How does that sound?

-Fun!

It's a little bit weird, as well. And get this,

the stand's going to spring a leak

and everyone on the court is going to break out into song and dance!

-Sound like fun?

-Yes! Lots of fun.

What will Georgia do when everyone starts singing and dancing?

She'll think it's weird, but I reckon she'll have lots of fun.

Fantastic. Stevie-Lou, we've got ourselves a prank.

Ninjas, we've got to get ourselves some netball players!

For this prank to work,

we're going to need just the right kind of sound

to get everyone at the game singing and tapping their feet.

There's a group of girls who just may be what we're looking for.

I thought we were getting some netballers.

We're getting netballers, but we need them to sing and dance,

so we're going to the Australian Girls Choir

-to get ourselves some singers.

-Awesome!

I think we're running late.

Don't worry, a little Scotty charm and we'll be fine.

GIRLS SING BEAUTIFULLY

Hi, everybody! I'm Scotty. This is Stevie-Lou.

Don't rush at us all at once, but we're from Prank Patrol!

# You're late #

I'm so sorry about that. Is there any way we can make it up to you?

# No #

There must be something I can do!

# No #

Come on, please?

# Well, Scotty

# Maybe there might

# Be one thing #

Anything you want.

-Are you sure?

-Don't worry about them.

They're choir girls! How bad could it be?

# With my imagination

# With it, I'll reach the stars

# With my imagination

# With it my mind can fly

# Mind can fly #

ALL CHEER

SCOTTY WHOOPS

-Killed it!

-Yes.

So, girls, do we have a deal? Are you in the prank?

Sure. But we want our own trailer.

Each.

We want chocolate! ALL SHOUT DEMANDS

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

GIRLS CONTINUE TO SCREAM

Running out of good prank ideas?

Well, stick to the basics with today's sweet recipe,

the old switcheroo!

All you need for this prank

is to take the contents of an empty salt shaker and fill it with sugar.

Then, empty your sugar container and fill it with salt.

Put them back in their original positions and wait.

That morning, be ready for Dad

when he puts what he thinks is sugar in his coffee!

Or your sister,

when she puts what she thinks is salt on her eggs!

Their taste buds will be expecting something completely different

and they'll be totally grossed out.

Stevie-Lou is out to prank her cousin Georgia

with lemonade from a stall that makes people dance and sing.

She's found the performers,

now all she needs is the right kind of lemonade

and she's on her way to a prank performance of a lifetime.

OK, Stevie-Lou, I'd like to introduce you to Bob.

-Bob, Stevie-Lou.

-Hello.

-Hey, Stevie-Lou.

Bob is our Prank Patrol special effects expert.

-Bob, you know the prank. What do you have?

-I like that prank.

We're going to come up with the perfect colour-flavour combination.

-Sounds great. Let's get to it.

-Hang on! Not so fast!

Safety first, guys.

-This is pretty dangerous stuff, isn't it?

-Yes.

'With my safety plan under way,

'it's time to mix and match our tasty but bewildering beverage

'into a successfully quenching drink

'worthy of our prankee's palate.'

That's about it.

Mm!

I must say, we've absolutely killed it with the lemonade.

-I think there's one problem. You put a bit too much red in yours.

-Red?!

In my lemonade?

What are you talking about?

Will this be the lemonade stand at the netball game?

It will. We'll have the lemonade machine there

with some already made up,

so when the netballers drink it, they sing and they dance.

-Sing and dance? Better test it out, Bob.

-Go for it, Scotty.

-HE SINGS OUT OF TUNE

-# I'm a hero, watch me fly

# I'm a hero Da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da #

-Perfect. Look at that. It's great, Bob.

-Awesome.

-What about the final performance?

-The Ninjas have the remote control.

At the right moment, they'll push a button and the gas is released.

The netballers will be affected and we'll have a song-and-dance number.

-Picnic!

-HE LAUGHS

-NINJA: 'Great food!'

-Awesome. Who's done this?

Fairy bread, as well! Aww, man, this is the best...

Who's this present for?

Me!

You have to be...

Nuts? You beauty!

SQUELCHING

HE GROANS

Ninjas!

NINJAS GIGGLE

PLAYFUL MUSIC

'Ooh!'

'Huh?'

GIGGLING

SNORTING

'Hm, drinkies!'

'Mm! Oops!'

'Nom-nom-nom-nom-nom!'

'Lovely!'

'Mmm!' BELCHING

The latest Prank Patrol member is out to prank her cousin Georgia

with an all singing, all dancing musical lemonade stall.

But will Georgia fall for it?

Or is this one song-and-dance act destined for the dustbin?

-Here we go, Stevie-Lou!

-THEY CHEER

Yes!

Stevie-Lou, welcome to your prank location.

Now, here on Prank Patrol, we don't do things by halves.

We have got the biggest and best netball stadium we can find.

-What do you reckon?

-It's awesome!

-You really like it?

-Yes.

-Fantastic.

-It's now time to meet Zara, our Prank Patrol actor.

-Hey, Stevie-Lou!

I like that, what you guys have got going there!

She'll play Jenny, our lemonade attendant.

Tell Zara how you want her to play her character.

Could you do a bit of an accent?

I could be like a Russian lady who has been in lemonade all her life.

Of course, back in home country, we make lemonade with potatoes.

-I like that one! Thank you, Zara.

-Thank you.

-That's perfect.

And as well as Zara, there is Troy, our coach.

How are you, Troy? Stevie-Lou, do you want to tell Troy...

-HE BLOWS WHISTLE

-You've got to talk!

Tell Troy how you want him to play the coach.

-Could you be a classic coach?

-Like the angry coach?

Like, "You ladies are the worst I've ever seen"?

-Heart on the sleeve!

-And on the whistle!

-Fantastic!

Just a classic in-your-face coach. Thank you, Troy.

-All right, guys, we'll see you at prank time.

-Yes!

Stevie-Lou, it's getting very close to prank time.

-How do you think the prank's going?

-It's going really well.

-Are you getting sick of lemonade?

-Not yet.

-Bring on the lemonade!

So we've got to give Georgia a call, make sure she's cool to come along.

-Do you know what you'll say?

-I think so.

-It's also her birthday today.

-Really? Today?

-Yes.

-What better present than being pranked?

-Best of luck. Are you nervous?

-No.

-Look at you go!

I'll talk to you at the end of the phone call.

-Good luck!

-Thank you.

PHONE RINGS

-"Who is it?"

-Hi, Georgia. It's Stevie-Lou.

-Hi, Stevie.

-What did you get for your birthday?

-"Lots of stuff with my name on it."

OK, cool.

I was wondering if you'd like to sell some lemonade with us?

-"OK."

-We'll be going to the netball.

-It'll be lots of fun. We'll be with my mum's friend.

-"OK."

-See you tomorrow.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-"OK."

-Bye.

GEORGIA GIGGLES

-Well done! How do you reckon that went?

-Really well.

-She's a little giggling girl, isn't she?

-Yes!

-Well done. Only one more thing to do. Do you know what that is?

-No.

Release the Ninjas!

The blueprint for Stevie-Lou's prank is,

one lemonade stall,

a netball game,

some special musical lemonade, a burst canister

and one spontaneous musical number.

I don't think Georgia is suspicious

because she just thinks she's coming to sell lemonade with me.

Hi, Stevie. I'm so thankful that you're not pranking me.

Hey, Stevie. I hope everything goes really well when you prank Georgia.

I cannot wait to hear what happens.

'It's prank time.

'Stevie and Georgia arrive,

'ready to help an unusual character with her soft drink stall.'

-Look what she's doing.

-SHE GARGLES LOUDLY

'What a laugh!'

-Hello, ladies! Welcome!

-Hello.

-Welcome to my lemonade stand.

-'Lemonade? Yum!'

-You are my helpers today?

-Yes.

-Your name is?

-Stevie.

-Hello, Stevie. Nice to meet you!

-And your name is?

-Georgia.

-Very nice to meet you also.

Now, first off, we need to protect your beautiful clothes.

Turn around. Pop your arm through. Very good. Like a professional.

-All righty!

-'Looking good, girls.'

Maybe we pop you on the other side, Stevie-Lou.

-Have you ever worked on lemonade stand before?

-'Maybe not!'

This is first time? OK, when the team arrives, it's crazy!

There's people everywhere, they're running and bouncing balls.

They get very, very thirsty. So our job is to be happy

and to entice them to want to drink the lemonade.

We say, "Would you like some lemonade?" You try first.

-"Would you like some lemonade?"

-'Now that's funny!'

OK, how about you say, "How about some DELEEECIOUS lemonade?"

-Delicious lemonade!

-'This girl's a natural!'

-You're very good.

-That was great.

I made this this morning. I made this fresh this morning.

-But I have a little bit of a secret to share with you.

-'A secret?'

I think maybe I make little mistake with the ingredients

and I mix up my grandpapa's recipe...

-'Uh-oh.'

-..which has secret ingredient in it.

I'm not sure. But I thought maybe we could try.

-OK.

-Do you like lemonade? It's not lemonade as you would expect.

The way that we test it to see if the secret ingredient is in there,

we just put our tongue in.

'Our lemonade lady gives the girls ordinary lemonade.

'But she'll make our prankee believe it contains a secret ingredient

'that makes only some people sing and dance.'

OK, now slurp like pussycat. Ready? GEORGIA GIGGLES

Like pussycat. Lick it.

Can you feel little tingle on your tongue?

-A little tingle?

-'Let's see how our prankee reacts.'

-Can you taste the special ingredient?

-'You can? Wow!'

Good! Now, here is the thing. You cannot tell anybody,

but what happened many years ago in my home country,

my great, great, great, great, great, not-so-great grandfather...

'Maybe there is something in the lemonade.'

..he make special batch of lemonade and he bring it to family do.

Everybody drank my great, great, great, great, great,

not-so-great grandfather's lemonade

and then everybody...

-..start to dance.

-'Wow.'

-For no reason. They just danced.

Some of them, they start to sing and no-one can explain it.

It's something to do with the magic in the lemonade.

I think I mixed it up in this today.

I need you, when the netballers arrive

and they start drinking the lemonade, I need you to watch them.

I need you to watch them and see if they are doing any funny business.

-'Funny business?'

-Do it casually. Look like this.

Now you try. You pretend they're out there.

-Casually. Very good, Georgia. That's very good.

-'Very casual!'

-All right, do you understand?

-'I think she gets it.'

They should be here any minute.

'Here's our coach, right on schedule,

'to put in a very unusual request for Stevie and Georgia.'

-I'm the coach. What's your name?

-I'm Stevie-Lou.

-And?

-Georgia.

-Hello, Georgia. How are you?

-He's being nice. Normally, he's grumpy!

-I do have a problem.

-Our mascots haven't shown up.

-Oh, no.

I'm hoping the girls could help us out and dress up for a bit.

'That's a yes.'

You look colourful, anyway, Georgia. Would you like to put on a costume?

-OK!

-OK, well, come on over.

-Do it for the coach.

We have two important teams today, Parkville and Collingwood.

-So, Stevie-Lou? Is that your name?

-Yes.

-Would you like to be Parkville for me?

-OK.

OK, that's the Parkville Princess. Yours is on top.

'A princess? Nice! But I wonder what Georgia's going to be.'

Guess what you're going to be. 'Uh-oh.'

-A clown?

-The Collingwood Clown. 'Score!'

-I think you'll look like a fantastic clown.

-How colourful is this?

Here you are. There you go.

Come over here, Coachy-Coach.

Just make sure we've got the outfit done.

-A nose for you.

-Georgia, let me see. Pop this on.

-Thank you.

-Very good. One arm in there.

Now, Parkville Princess, you have to be very regal and wave to your fans.

Look out, Collingwood Clown, your nose fell off. 'Ouch!'

You get to be clown crazy. What are you going to do?

-A moustache!

-That's perfect.

I'm going to get the teams ready. You guys decide what you'll do.

-But you can have lots of fun.

-Come over here, girls.

Do you think that you can pour some of the lemonade?

Because the girls are going to be here any minute now.

-They're coming. Quick.

-'With our teams arriving on court,

'it's time for the girls to help get the lemonade stall ready.'

The coach is tough. He was nice to you, but he's quite tough.

Very good, Georgia.

Keep going on the passing drill. Make sure you make eye contact.

None of these long passes. Nice and direct.

-There we go.

-'Here comes our first thirsty customer.'

OK, I want you to serve this lady.

-Hi. Can I have some lemonade?

-Here.

-Thank you.

'Keep an eye out for anything suspicious, girls.'

That's really nice. I quite like that.

-Thank you.

-Did you guys make that yourself?

-My friend Jenny did.

-It's really lovely. Thanks.

-'I can feel a dance move coming on.'

-Georgia. Georgia.

-She's dancing!

-TRIBAL DRUM BEAT

It must be the secret ingredient.

Look at her!

-Look at her! Georgia, she's dancing!

-I know!

-What's she doing? She's dancing!

-Monique!

-She's dancing.

-Well spotted, ladies!

-'That was cool!'

-Don't make her feel silly.

-You can leave this off, Georgia. Is it hot?

-Yes.

-OK.

I want you to look after lemonade stand, OK?

-OK.

-Very important job.

I need to go to car. I trust you. Georgia, I trust you.

'With our lemonade lady out of the picture,

'time for the girls to compare notes.'

Did you see her dancing? It was creepy!

-Do you want to...

-They're coming.

-'Look smart, girls. Customers!'

-Can I have some lemonade?

-Yes.

-Thanks.

That's amazing!

Do you guys want some?

-It's so nice.

-It tastes good? Yes!

-Thanks.

Thank you.

-'I think something might happen.'

-Nice lemonade!

-It hasn't affected them.

-'Give it time, girls.'

I have the ingredients out the back. We have plenty for whole afternoon.

-They had some lemonade.

-They had some lemonade?

-Did they like it?

-Yes.

-Did they say it was nice?

-Yes!

-Everybody loves my lemonade.

-They're not dancing, though.

-'They're not dancing on the outside.'

-This is good news.

'And just when it looks like everything is back to normal...'

-POP MUSIC PLAYS

-COACH: Stretch as far as you can.

Ooh!

-Which girls had the drinks?

-Those three.

-Are you all right over there?

-They're pretty good!

Ladies?

-Girls?

-Are you OK?

-Back to the drill, please.

This is very strange.

Any time this has happened with the special mix from my grandpapa,

they don't dance together.

-They drank from the same cup.

-The one cup?

-'The same cup.'

-They drank from the one cup?

-Yes.

-Not three different cups?

-No.

-They drank from the one cup.

-I am very nervous about this.

It's the only job I have and I could get in very big trouble.

Make sure they drink from individual cups from now on, OK?

And just keep an eye... CANISTER HISSES

Oh! Oh, my goodness!

'OK, girls. Time to really bust out some dance moves on this prank.'

COACH: It's fine!

'Uh-oh. Song-and-dance gas code-red!'

That is the gas that puts the fizz, the bubbles, in the lemonade.

It has the secret ingredient in it!

If that has been leaking into room, it could be very, very big problem!

-What if everybody starts to dance?

-'There may be a dance explosion!'

-You didn't touch that while I was away?

-BOTH: No.

Why did it just go off like that?

GIRL HUMS

That scares me!

I think I'm in big trouble. I'm very sorry about this.

Look at that girl.

GIRLS HUM IN UNISON

She's dancing again!

Everybody's singing.

# Do-do, do-do-do-do-do Do-do, do-do-do-do-do

# Do-do, do-do-do-do-do Do-do, do-do-do-do-do

-# Do-do, do-do-do-do-do

-Here we go!

# Here we come, we're on a roll

# When they strike, nobody knows

# If you have a point to prove

# They'll make a plan And see it through

-# They'll sign you up

-How weird is this?

# Scotty and the Ninjas, too

# Here we go

# Come and join the Prank Patrol # Here we go!

What's going on?

Sorry I'm late. I missed my bus.

-Oh, and you would be?

-Uh, me? I'm Scotty.

I'm the mascot. Hang on. What's your name?

-Stevie-Lou.

-Can you tell me what's going on?

You've been pranked.

You've just been pranked by the Prank Patrol!

-You've been pranked...by the...

-HE LAUGHS

As soon as we came into the room, she was gargling with the lemonade.

She cracked me up all the time. She'd do the dance.

-The dance was brilliant.

-It was funny!

GEORGIA HUMS They just dance, like this.

I think it went really well. She giggled and laughed a lot.

We just put our tongue in, like this.

Now slurp like pussycat.

What happened when the gas started coming out?

Her face went bright red!

Oh! Oh, my goodness!

I reckon we did a pretty good job. You girls, good job!

The netballers dancing, it was just like,

"Wow, now this is getting really, really weird."

# Here we come, we're on a roll

-# When they strike, nobody knows #

-How weird is this?

-It went really well.

-You did a fantastic job, as well.

Give me a high five, Georgia.

-WHISTLE BLOWS

-Here we go!

# Here we come, we're on a roll

# When they strike, nobody knows

# If you have a point to prove

# They'll make a plan And see it through

# They'll sign you up To join the crew

-Scotty!

-# Scotty and the Ninjas, too

# Here we go Come and join the Prank Patrol #

Here we go!

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