The Big Bust Out Prank Patrol Down Under

Today, Jason joins the Prank Patrol.

His mission - to prank best friend Jordan

into thinking Jason's got a serious criminal record.

Then, make Jordan face the heat

when the cops start asking sticky questions

before bringing them face-to-face with the real criminal mastermind.

# 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 their crew

# Scotty and the Ninjas too

# Here we go - come on, join the Prank Patrol. #

That's them. Ssh.

-Hey dad, what's going on?

-Dunno. What's wrong with this thing?

Try it again.

-Who are you, mate?

-Don't worry, Dad. Are you Jason?

Sure am.

-Did you apply for your dream prank to come true on Prank Patrol?

-Yeah.

-Got 50 bucks?

-Sorry, man.

-Don't worry, it's on the house.

Congratulations, newest member of the Prank Patrol. You'll need that.

Your pass to prank. You'll also need your prank jacket. Pop that on.

-Dad, we're going to go pranking. Is that all right with you?

-Yeah, sure.

You might need that one to get into your car.

-Ready to go?

-Can't wait.

Jason, let's get pranking.

-See you, Dad.

-See you.

This is Jason.

He describes himself as being very imaginative

and he loves cooking up a storm.

Hi. I'm Jason, and I need Prank Patrol's help

to help me prank my mate Jordan.

He's my best mate, and it's time for some serious revenge.

The target of Jason's prank is his best friend Jordan,

a very skilled pianist

who loves kicking back and scoffing down Jason's food.

Jason, welcome to the Prank Patrol.

Now, we're here to prank, so who are we getting?

Best mate Jordan, he needs something done. He's too much of a handful.

-Really? Tell me about Jordan.

-He's a little bit taller than me.

He's 17. I've known him a long time.

17, that's going to be tough, but I can't wait to get into it.

-Why do you want to prank him?

-Everyday he gets me. Don't know how.

-He even gets me in trouble with my own mum.

-Wow.

-It's bad.

I like his style, but now we have to get him back, so...

we need an idea for a prank. Have you got anything?

I've got no idea. I'm thinking something big and scary.

We've got heaps of pranks in our secret Prank Patrol files,

but there's one that stands out, and I'll tell you all about it.

Let's have a look.

This is just my ninja mail. This is how we send e-mails to each other.

No...I don't. Anyway, let's check out that prank.

-Anyway... Do you want to seriously check out the prank this time?

-Yeah.

This is the one I had in mind for Jordan.

It's called The Big Bust Out. What happens is,

you're going to tell him you've scored a joy flight in a plane.

-Sweet.

-So the two of you go to an aircraft carrier.

When you get there, there'll be some Prank Patrol cops to bust you.

We'll provide a loopy lawyer who won't be much help at all.

Plus, we're going to give you some incriminating evidence

to say Jordan has been your accomplice.

He's your partner in crime. And finally, to top it all off,

we'll send word that a criminal mastermind has escaped custody

and is on his way to the hangar to get a sweet ride out of town.

So, Jason, there's your prank.

-Do you think it's the right one for Jordan?

-Scotty, it sounds awesome.

He's not going to know what hit him, and it's just going to be brilliant.

I can't wait to see his face. This is going to be fantastic. All right,

better start. We've a lot to do. This is a ripper of a prank.

So, ninjas! Take us to Prank Patrol HQ.

DUCK QUACKS

Jason, welcome to Prank Patrol HQ.

That is Bob. He's our go-to guy.

Bob, this is our newest prankster, Jason.

Hi, Jason.

-Hi, Bob.

-Seen my paperweight? I can't find it anywhere.

-Nah.

You guys'll have to start without me.

Bob's pretty busy, so let's get down to business.

-All right, you and Jordan are going to be in an interrogation room.

-Yep.

The Prank Patrol police will put forward evidence,

you guys will have to answer questions about it,

so what evidence would you like?

-I'm thinking the gorilla masks.

-Cool. I like it.

-Oh, how about you use an orange as your calling card?

-Nah.

No? OK. Maybe you could break into this safe as part of your crime.

ALARM BLARES

-We could call you the rubber ducky while we're at it.

-I don't think so.

So what happens - the Prank Patrol police will come in.

You guys will have to answer questions about this stuff.

Plus, check this out.

This is Jordan's favourite jumper.

Yeah, he wears it with the collar out, kind of embarrassing.

We're going to plant this to have proof Jordan was there

at the scene of the crime. How does that sound?

-I think he's going to freak out.

-All right. Last, but not least,

-I've got this.

-Is this Bob's important paperwork?

-Ssh!

It is, but Bob's got heaps of paperwork. He's fine.

Look at that. It looks exactly like a case file from the police.

-"Buy hair mousse, look like Scotty."

-See, I told you. Bob stuff.

Jason, so, in the prank, what we'll do is separate you and Jordan,

and have the police interrogate you, on video camera. What you'll say?

I'm going to blame the whole thing on Jordan.

There you go. Look at you,

you're such a dog of a friend, but perfect for the prank.

So, I think it's a bit of a giveaway. If I record it right now,

you probably can't have the prank jacket on, so, just allow me...

Much better. All right, I'll direct you.

Do it in one take. One take wonder. Here we go, three, two, one, action!

-All right.

-Cut.

A bigger, you know, deeper breath at the beginning, just...

Action!

Cut. Too big. Just, sort of, half half.

-Action!

-All right, it was me,

-but...

-Cut. Can you do it, maybe,

in more of like a, teenage girl, you know, a bit more happier? Action.

All right, it was me, but, seriously, he's just a good friend.

Cut. Maybe, eh, tears... Action.

All right, it was me!

Cut. All right, really, really scared,

like a giant spider is about to land on your head. Action.

All right, it was me. But, he made me, I swear.

Cut, cut, cut. All right, let's just try to combine them all, all right?

-Minus the teenage girl.

-Exactly, lose the girl. Here we go.

This is the one. Action.

All right, I admit it. But it was Jordan's idea.

All right. Let's review the footage.

Man, you look so guilty in that. That's fantastic. What do you think?

I think he's really going to fall for it. I'm really excited.

Then he will be squirming at this footage.

Know some people that love donuts a bit too much?

Well, why not spice up their lives with today's recipe?

All you need is a box of jam, or cream, donuts.

Use a straw to suck out some of the yummy filler material,

and then, take some squirt bottles full of tomato sauce and mustard,

and refill your donuts. Next, place your gourmet, prank donuts

in an easy location for your donut connoisseurs

to discover and appreciate. Bon appetit!

Latest prank patrol member, Jason, is out to make pranky Jordan

believe he's best friends with a serious criminal.

Latest Prank Patrol member Jason, is about to

pull off a criminal caper on his best friend, Jordan.

What need to call Jordan and make sure he's in for the prank.

-Sounds great.

-What will you say?

-I'll make it up as I go.

-And, are you nervous?

-A little bit.

Don't be nervous. All right, give him a call, see what he's doing.

-'Jason.'

-Hey, man. What's up?

-'Not much. Just finished school.'

-Cool. Are we still on for tomorrow?

-'Yeah.'

Dad just told me that he might have hooked us up with, um,

-a joy flight on a plane.

-'Really?'

-Yeah.

-'Awesome.'

-(Ever been on a joy flight before?)

-Ever been on a joy flight before?

-'No.'

-Well, we're going to be in for a treat.

-'OK, cool, I'll definitely be ready.'

-OK.

-Cool, man. See you tomorrow.

-'OK, cool.'

-See you.

Well done, great phone call. Do you reckon he's suspicious at all?

-Nah. He has no idea what's going on.

-Went pretty well.

There's one more thing to do for your prank. Know what that is?

-No idea.

-It's time to...

Release the ninjas!

The blueprint for Jason's prank is -

two cops, one loopy lawyer, some dodgy goods,

footage of the prankster ratting out the prankee,

and a criminal mastermind turning up to his getaway.

Hey Jay, good luck for tomorrow. Happy pranking.

Good luck for tomorrow, mate. I hope it all goes really well.

I think it's going to go awesome.

Jordan's not going to know what hit him.

It's all just too perfect.

Jason, welcome to your prank location.

This is the aircraft hangar where it'll go down. What do you think?

Scotty, I think this is amazing.

-Freeze!

-Hands in the air! Police!

-Aw, cops. Could do with a lawyer.

-Someone in need of legal assistance?

-What are the chances?

Jason, I'd like to introduce you to your Prank Patrol actors.

-We've got Scott and Kerri-Anne.

-Hey.

-They're playing the cops.

-We've also got our loopy lawyer here, Mark.

-Hey.

-Nice to meet you.

How do you want these guys to play their characters?

I'm thinking, with the police, as hard as you can.

-On Jordan, not myself. Just go all out.

-Ah, we can do that.

-And our loopy lawyer Mark.

-I love the suit. But I'm thinking,

-a bit clumsy, a bit disorganised.

-Absolutely, I can do that.

Right on cue, Mark. Guys, best of luck, see you shortly in the prank.

-Jason, you've put in a hard yards. It's prank time.

-Let's do it.

'Our prankster has brought his best mate Jordan to a mysterious hangar

'to check out some of the cool things inside.

'And Jordan has no idea he's about to land in a whole lot of trouble.'

Boys, freeze. Police.

-'Here's our Prank Patrol actors, right on cue.'

-Stay where you are!

Stop right there! Turn around.

-Your name?

-Jordan.

-Bring him in. Come on, mate.

-Take a seat on the left.

'Hmm. Looks like Jordan is definitely buying it.'

We'd like to ask you a few questions. All right?

Officer Gooding, I'm Officer Baker.

-We're here to ask you a few questions, boys.

-'Um...OK.'

-Do you know what this is about?

-No.

-You sure, Jason?

-Yeah.

-Either of you know a guy called Jack McCracken?

-'Isn't that a joke name?'

-No.

-Jordan?

-No.

-Otherwise known as Crackerjack.

-No.

It's pretty funny. He seems to know who you are.

-I haven't met him before.

-It's pretty serious business.

You've been implicated in a major crime spree.

'Our target is starting to look worried.'

You're underage. We can't interview you until a lawyer gets here.

Here comes your lawyer, boys.

-This is Mark Doggett.

-Hi, boys. Mark.

-Hey.

-You're...?

-Jordan.

-Jordan, that's right, yeah.

Can you tell me what it is my clients are accused of?

-'That's a pretty big folder!'

-Look through the file.

-You'll see Jay's been a pretty bad boy.

-'I don't know about you,

'but it looks like our target is looking guilty about something.'

We think you're in cahoots with Jack McCracken.

-I don't know a Jack McCracken.

-'Everyone knows Jack McCracken!'

-He knows you.

-OK.

-Jack McCracken is

currently in custody for a number of crimes.

He's implicated you, pal. I reckon you're involved too, Jordan.

-Why?

-'Because we said so?'

Crackerjack loves this place. This is where he always comes.

Do you think that's a coincidence, Jason?

I don't know anything. This is the first time I've been here.

'Jason is starting to look seriously dodgy.'

This is what we found at the crime scenes, OK?

-Not my rope.

-This is stuff you've bought, mate.

-I've never seen any of this stuff.

-Guys, Internet purchases these days,

-anyone can do it on behalf of other people.

-Exactly.

-'Good point.'

-What about this?

-'Time to crank the prank,

'and let our target start taking some major heat.'

-Jase?

-It's not mine.

-It's not yours? Beg your pardon?

-It's not mine.

-Not yours?

-No.

-'I wonder whose it could be?'

-So whose is it?

-Jordan's.

-Jordan, you've been ratted out.

-It's Jordan's jumper?

-Jordan's.

Actually, I borrowed it off Jason, but I...

- It's been in your possession? - Yes.

You said you'd nothing to do with this,

now we find your jumper at a crime scene.

I was wondering where it had gone.

'Time for the next part of the prank.'

I think we should split them up

and interview them. They're obviously in cahoots.

-Jason, come with us, please.

-Jason, it's all right.

'Our target is completely falling for it.'

-So what's going on, mate?

-I don't know.

Perhaps you could tell me a bit about

why your jumper might have ended up at one of the crime scenes?

I don't know. I was wondering where it was, actually.

So, you're pretty close friends with Jason, then?

-Very close, he's my best friend.

-How long have you known him?

Since Year Eight.

The reason I'm asking you these questions is because

I had a little look through his file,

his criminal record, and, he's linked to this...

-Jason has a criminal record?

-Yeah, he does.

Look, I'm not saying he's a criminal mastermind himself,

but there's absolute evidence

he's been involved in some pretty shady stuff.

'Who would have thought Jason was SUCH a bad egg?'

< I've just taken a statement from Jason.

-This is what your mate Jason said.

-'This is not going to be good.'

All right, I admit it.

-But it was Jordan's idea.

-'What?!'

-But he's a mate.

-'Things have gone from bad to much, much worse.'

I don't want to say more and get him in trouble but...it wasn't my idea.

It was his.

What have you got to say for yourself, Jordan?

Well, he's lying. He's trying to get out of trouble himself.

-He's lying, is he?

-Yes.

-So you know nothing about this?

-I know nothing about this at all.

-Pretty serious crimes here, Jordan.

-I didn't do anything.

-I beg your pardon?

-I didn't do anything.

-You didn't?

-I should be fine.

-'You hope!'

-All right.

-Don't worry. When Jason's back here, we'll work it out.

Tsk, tsk, tsk.

'Jason returns, looking very guilty, and Jordan isn't impressed.

'Time to introduce the incriminating evidence.

'These boys are in a lot of trouble.'

Security footage.

What did you do that for?

So, that jumper looks pretty familiar.

-Yeah, that's my jumper.

-'Uh-oh!'

-Who's that, Jase?

-I'm in the red top, Jordan's in the gorilla mask.

-You're silly, you're lying.

-'Jordan's taking it pretty well.'

We should leave these guys alone to talk

because we've got a bit of sorting out to do ourselves.

What is going on here?

I'm really sorry. I had to say it was you, man.

-I realise...

-Crackerjack told me to...

He told me if I ever did anything like this, I needed a scapegoat.

-He said me.

-Jordan was the man for that.

-And that was you.

-See, I didn't do anything!

-Sorry.

-'Well, that's a relief. Or is it?'

You're both implicated in this now, regardless of who did what.

All I can tell you, at this point,

is the best possible option for you is to plead guilty.

'I'm not sure he thinks that's a good idea.'

I shouldn't plead guilty, I didn't do it.

-That would be...

-You understand the situation you're in?

-Jordan, can you just please help me out?

-'What are friends for?'

Ah, help the guy out that rats Jordan to the police for no reason!

-I'm sorry.

-That is the best option now, to plead guilty.

OK, boys, time's ticking. Got anything you want to tell me?

They both want to plead guilty.

Jordan, is it true? Are you happy to plead guilty?

Apparently!

I'll take that as a yes.

'But, wait, it's time to send in the big guns!'

McCracken has escaped custody. Odds are, he'll come straight here...

-Did someone say he's coming here?

-..get on a plane, leave the country.

Why don't we use these guys as a distraction?

-Brilliant!

-What are we doing?

-These guys?

Yeah, I'm a distraction.

Stay here, act perfectly normally. When he comes in, speak naturally.

-Is that understood?

-'It seems straightforward.'

It's all right boys, we'll be right here.

'With the criminal mastermind around the corner,

'it's time to leave the boys to fend for themselves.

-'Any last words?'

-Sorry.

'There he is! The criminal mastermind himself!'

Jase, what are you doing here?

-Hey, man.

-What are you doing?

-Just waiting for you.

-For me? Who's that?

-My friend Jordan.

-What's he doing here?

-Helping us.

I don't need help. Anyway, there's my jet. I'm good to go.

-You told him what's going on?

-Yeah.

-Have you told him anything else?

Yeah, Jordan, I'm really sorry.

I've got one thing to say.

-This is Prank Patrol!

-You've been pranked, Jordan!

Congratulations, mate. This whole thing is a set up.

There's cameras everywhere!

Well done, dude! these are all actors, mate.

We've got hidden cameras everywhere.

You make a good angry man!

SHE LAUGHS: Sorry!

-How was that?

-I think that went great.

I really think it did.

How much trouble did you think you were in?

I knew I didn't do anything, so I didn't think I was in much trouble.

-Are you guys still going to be friends after this?

-No.

-Come on!

-Hug it out!

-Where did you get my jumper?

-Can I just say, your mum's in on this.

-Mum's in on this? What?

Yeah, your mum's known about it for ages.

-Lots of people...

-She kept asking me what I was doing today.

I reckon a round of applause, anyway, for Jordan.

I thought Jason wasn't being a very good friend

when he ran for it, as I walked in. I was getting a bit nervous.

I could see Jordan's face the whole time I was getting "interrogated"

and I was laughing, because he was really freaking out.

It's what I wanted.

I think I definitely have to get him back sometime.

-I think we can still be friends.

-I think MAYBE we'll still be friends!

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