Cleaning Calamity Prank Patrol Down Under

Today, Leila joins the Prank Patrol.

Her mission: get a cleaning job with her friend,

do an emergency makeover on the dirtiest apartment in the world,

then take the rap when the apartment ends up worse than when they started!

# Here we come, we're on a roll

# Where we'll strike nobody knows

# If you have a point to prove

# We'll make a plan and see it through

# Are you up to join the crew

# Scotty and the Ninjas too

# Here we go - come and join the Prank Patrol! #

What do you want to see?

Yes!

Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo!

-Hey, are you Leila?

-Yes.

-What?

-I'm Leila.

-Pardon?

-I'm Leila.

-Sorry, you're Leila?

-Yes.

Congratulations, you're the newest member of the Prank Patrol.

That is your pass to prank.

You'll need this, your prank jacket.

Whack that on. Mum, is it sweet if we go pranking for a while?

-Absolutely.

-You are a legend. Thank you. Put it there.

-Ready to get your jogging boots on?

-Yeah.

-Let's go pranking!

-Bye!

-Bye!

Meet Leila. She doesn't have much time with all the singing she does.

Not to mention playing with her dog, Wilson.

Prank Patrol, I need your help to prank my friend Zoe.

I want her to get the biggest surprise of her life

and have a really special reaction.

The target of Leila's prank is her good friend, Zoe.

Zoe does some things well like kicking the footie

and playing netball.

But cleaning and tidying up is not one of her strong points!

She prefers her mum to clean up after her!

Leila, welcome to the Prank Patrol spy van.

This is where we'll plan the perfect prank on Zoe.

Yeah. Don't you usually wear a Prank Patrol jacket?

Oh, yeah.

-Wow! Looking good.

-Thanks. Tell me about Zoe, who we're pranking.

Zoe's really into netball

and we do life-saving together.

We like shopping together and having lots of fun.

You sound like close friends. Is she terrified of anything?

She's scared of spiders and scary movies and cleaning her own room!

Her room is really messy!

It's hard to get in her room sometimes with so much rubbish there.

Have you guys ever pranked each other before?

Not really, no.

We like first-time pranksters. You're getting in before she does!

You say she doesn't like messy things and doesn't like cleaning.

-We've got a ripper of a prank, a big one. Are you prepared?

-Yes.

I reckon she'll love it.

Eugh! That's disgusting!

Not a good combo. I wouldn't like that. Whatever.

Hang on. What's...

Eugh!

Ever tried it? The hotness of the chips and coolness of the ice cream.

-Everyone's going to be eating it soon.

-And ketchup?! Yuk!

Tomato sauce on top. Mmm! It's delicious.

-You'll love it!

-No!

Let's check out the prank, anyway. Try some later.

This is the one I told you about.

What's going to happen is we'll tell Zoe that you and her have got a job

working for your mum's friend cleaning her warehouse apartment.

-Get this. You're going to earn 500 to do it. Sound good?

-Yeah!

A real estate agent wants to sell the apartment to a new buyer.

But when you get there to clean it up, it'll be a total mess.

There'll be stuff everywhere

-and it'll get a lot worse. Want to hear what happens?

-Yes.

You're going to be releasing pigeons into the house.

You'll ruin a fancy floor rug.

-You'll break a posh statue that will break into 100 pieces.

-Wow!

An electrician will come in and put holes in the walls,

and when the estate agent comes back to check on the apartment,

you girls will be responsible for breaking an expensive light

that crashes down to earth!

-That sounds really cool.

-That is one big prank. Ready to do this?

-Yes.

Let's go prank Zoe. Ninjas, take us to the homing pigeon professionals!

First stop on the way to our cleaning job from hell

is to collect a few pooing pigeons to put inside our apartment.

# Gonna prank in the pranking zone! #

Classic song.

-What's up, Andrew? How are you?

-How are you?

-Andrew, Leila.

-How are you?

-Good, thank you.

Andrew has owned pigeons since he was a whipper-snapper.

Could we use some of your pigeons to cause chaos in an apartment?

Absolutely.

But you said you've got heaps of pigeons, but there's only a few.

I've got them on a training toss. In a few minutes, they'll be here.

It could get quite messy. I'll hand this to you, Leila.

I'll just use my own umbrella.

Here they come!

That was close!

Eugh!

They got you!

Doh, pigeons!

Andrew, how do these pigeons find their way home?

They're actually homing pigeons.

They use the magnetic pull of the earth if there's no sun.

If the sun's out, they use the degrees of the sun to get home.

They always find their way very well.

We've raced from the top end of Queensland back to Victoria

in a single day. They're very quick.

That's crazy, eh, Leila?

Awesome!

So if any of the pigeons got away on the prank day, they'd come home?

Absolutely. They've no traffic lights, nothing.

They'll be here quicker than I could be. It's a hop, skip and a jump!

One of my pigeons is missing. He's always last. He's due about now.

If that's the case, I'm getting my umbrella up.

Oh!

Oh, man!

Pigeons! They're better at pranking than I am!

Andrew, thanks for your help. You've been great.

We've got to get back to Prank HQ to get advice on making a big mess.

Let's go. See you later, Andrew. I'll leave you that!

-Cute.

-Let's go.

-Thank you, Andrew.

-Bye!

I think Zoe's going to be really freaked when the pigeons come in

and all the mess that's going to be there.

Maybe when the electrician comes in and starts banging holes

and leaving us there, she'll be really freaked!

Did you know that you can make scary videos of ghosts

with your mobile phone?

You can with today's recipe!

Just take a mobile phone, a black texter

and a tiny strip of clear plastic.

Take the texter and draw a little person on the piece of plastic.

Next, hold your mobile phone in your hand

and hide the plastic strip under your fingers.

Then, in a dark hallway or room,

tell your friends that the place is haunted.

And to prove it, shoot a video.

While you're shooting, secretly slide the plastic back and forth

in front of the lens.

It will totally look like a ghostly figure

that isn't there.

This prank takes a little practice to pull off.

But once you do, you'll be pranking people in a flash!

Latest Prank Patrol member Leila

is about to let loose on best friend Zoe with a cleaning calamity.

She's got some pigeons to take to the party

but now it's time to see what other dirty disasters

she can unleash on our unsuspecting cleaners.

Scotty! Oh, you look a bit stressed!

Bob, we were at this pigeon place and there was this pigeon

the size of a pterodactyl flying around everywhere.

-It was pooing all over us. Look!

-Stop exaggerating, Scotty.

They were cute. They only pooed on you!

-No, they were... Bob, this is Leila. Leila, Bob.

-Hello!

Bob can pretty much do anything.

First, we need a statue to break in the prank.

Can you show us the tricks of the trade on how we can do this?

-We've borrowed a priceless artefact from the museum.

-Wow!

I've made a mould of it. We're going to cast a couple, paint it up,

-and smash that one. Let's go for it.

-OK.

First put the case round the mould to hold it together.

Use a bit of tape so it doesn't fall apart.

Now we'll mix up our plaster

which is about two to one, so one cup of water.

Two cups of plaster. Scoop a couple out.

-That much?

-About that.

Now, that's a bit white, isn't it, for an old artefact.

-We'll put some colour in it.

-Raw umber.

-Raw umber.

I love raw umber.

Mix that up.

Pour it all in.

Now I'll turn it round nice and slowly.

It'll get into all the little cracks and details.

-Leila, how's it going? Good?

-Yep, I think it'll be good.

Mission accomplished.

The plaster's dry enough to take out of the mould now. Give us a hand.

-I'll give you a hand too.

-Hold that.

Leila, just edge it off.

Excellent.

Oh, Bob, that's awesome. Do you like it?

-Yes.

-This is the statue we'll use on the prank day

and Zoe's going to knock it over and it'll break into hundreds of pieces.

-I think she'll definitely believe it.

-Well, Bob,

nice job!

Pleasure, guys!

Leila, we're going to set up a fake wall in our apartment

for our electrician to ruin.

We've set up a dummy wall. On prank day we won't have a sign there!

-Do you want test out the wall?

-Would I ever!

Hang on - before you do.

Guys, don't try this at home! You can't go smashing walls.

-But Leila you can. So let's get smashing!

-OK!

Here we go. Woo-hoo!

Yeah, that's it! How's that?

Yep!

Nice.

Do you mind if I have a turn?

-Sure!

-Yes!

Here we go.

That is it!

It's fake!

Ninjas!

Latest Prank Patrol member Leila

is out to catch her best friend Zoe in a cleaning calamity!

But will Leila succeed and take her friend to the cleaner's?

Or will she fail and be forced to come clean about the whole mess?

-I didn't do it! Zoe did.

-I didn't!

OK, Leila, this is it. This is the dreaded apartment.

Our task is to make it look like the biggest disaster zone. I'm talking

-completely, utterly, horrendously...

-Like Zoe's bedroom!

Exactly like Zoe's bedroom. Your statue is ready to go.

-The light here will be the icing on the cake.

-It's awesome!

Wait until it comes crashing to the ground with special effects

-so we'll get sparks flying out, too.

-Zoe will get the surprise of her life!

There's one more thing we've got to do. I can't remember what it is.

-I know. I know.

-You wouldn't know. Trust me.

-I know.

-You wouldn't know.

I've been pranking for years. You won't know.

We've done the set-up, checked the location. Everything's in place.

-I know! I know!

-All right, what is it?

Release the Ninjas!

That's right! How did you know?

I don't know!

The blueprint for Leila's prank is

one messy, messy apartment!

A cupboard full of pigeons.

A breaking statue.

And a chandelier that's about to come crashing down

and make an awful mess of Zoe's life.

Hi, Leila. Good luck with the prank. I hope Zoe falls for it.

Come on, Leila. I want to see my sister scream!

Get her good, Leila!

-You've always been a pranky neighbour.

-Go get her!

Yeah, I'm really happy with what the Ninjas have done with the room.

It's cool. It's really messy.

Leila and Zoe are being prepped by a Prank Patrol team member.

The girls have got two hours to get the place spotless.

Zoe has no idea what they're in for.

Mrs Williams, the owner, has left a message on the bench

with her phone number if you need to contact her.

That's an emergency number.

-Thank you.

-All the best!

We have to clean up this?!

-'Home sweet home!'

-Zoe, look at this!

Maybe they had some big party or something.

-Disgusting!

-'Sorry, Zoe, the party hasn't even begun!'

Here are the cleaning products. We'd better start cleaning.

'Where to begin?'

At least we'll get paid a heap.

'Make that paid out on heaps!'

We need bags to pick up this stuff.

'With time ticking away, these girls need to get cracking!'

-I'll start sweeping, OK?

-Yeah, start sweeping.

I'll start picking up. Great(!)

Oh, my God, you've got to be kidding me.

-What?

-This gravel is used for vomit.

'Vomit? Eugh!'

-I reckon she's had a party here.

-Me, too.

I' don't think this apartment is anywhere near messy enough.'

Call the lady, quick! Call the lady!

-Open the door! Open the door!

-I can't!

'Quick! She's getting away!'

No, don't open the door.

Call the lady and say there's six pigeons in the house!

'Pigeons in the house. Yo!'

Come over here. "Call me if any problems."

Is this a problem?

-Yes!

-It's a pigeon problem!

-OK, just call.

-Shall we call her?

-Yes.

'Call. Our Prank Patrol actor is not going to help!'

-They can't fly. They've got clipped wings.

-'Are you for real?

'Did they walk to that window on their legs?'

-'Mrs Williams.'

-Hello, this is Leila.

Hi, Leila. What's going on?

There's pigeons in your house!

Those are my pets. Sorry, I forgot to tell you about them.

-You have pet pigeons?

-'Yes, I do.'

-Where are they?

-They're flying in your house right now!

Oh, my gosh! You'll have to catch them.

You have to catch them.

-How do we catch pigeons?

-'Good question!'

Leila, you have to make a noise. You have to go, "Boo-oop!"

-Boo-oop!

-What do we have to do?

You've got to go "Boo-oop!"

Boo-oop!

-Say it!

-No!

-If you act like a pigeon,

they will come to you. They need to see you acting like a pigeon.

I've got to go, girls! Bye!

-OK. Bye.

-'Right, girls.

'Time to be the pigeon.'

I hate pigeons!

'Zoe, we want you to catch them, not hang out with them!'

Caw!

Do it louder. Do it louder!

Coo!

'It's a musical!'

Coo! Coo!

What shall we do?

'With time ticking away, the girls need to get the place cleaned up.

'Or in Leila's case, making an even bigger mess of the place!'

Oh! Leila!

'I don't think that's tomato soup!'

Pick it up! Pick it up!

Oh, Leila!

Well, she's going to have orange carpet!

Here, use the newspaper. Use the paper to pick it up.

-Whatever you do, don't get it on your clothes.

-I know.

'Or on the pigeons!'

-Leila, that's just making it worse!

-I'm trying! Help me!

'With the paint on the carpet,

'it's time for Leila to get the next part of the prank going

'with the good old "move the table" trick!

Maybe we should move this table or something. Help me move the table.

'Just keep an eye on that priceless South American statue, girls!

'Close!'

Don't...

Zoe!

-Sorry!

-It's all your fault!

-No.

We've wrecked everything!

There's pigeons flying, paint on the ground,

and that's like a priceless statue!

It looks really old. We could glue it together.

-'Glue it together?'

-The hair's falling out!

-Maybe we could put it back.

-Don't go near this or the lights.

-'The light, huh?'

-Let's put it...

-Don't touch anything else, Leila.

-Move it over there.

-'She's kind of clumsy.'

It's like a priceless statue.

'These girls need a professional.

'Send in the one-man Prank Patrol demolition squad!'

Hello?

Oh, hello.

I'm Trevor, the electrician.

The owner sent me to do some electrical work. What's going on?

-Pigeons?!

-We're cleaning up.

'Is that what you're doing?'

Jeez. Oh, my...

What happened?

-Maybe we can clean up.

-I have to do some electrical work on this wall.

That's it there.

-Is it all right if I work away?

-Yeah, sure.

-Sure.

'The girls just gave the demolition electrician their permission!

'What exactly is he doing again?

'Keep an eye on him, girls. He's working very close to that light!

'Do you think he needs a hand?'

-Don't worry. I can fix this with plaster.

-That's OK.

HE SINGS CASUALLY

'Cool! An extra room!

'It's only minutes from when the girls are meant to finish cleaning.

'Time for our electrician to throw another spanner in the works!'

How do you girls know Mrs Underwood, anyway?

Who's Mrs Underwood?

-The owner.

-Mrs Williams is the owner.

-No, it isn't.

-This is Mrs Underwood's place, isn't it?

-What's the address?

I've got a quote here.

Better be Mrs Underwood's house.

-A quote for Mrs Underwood. Level two...

-This is Level one.

Is there an upstairs?

I think so. Have you just bashed a wall in the wrong house?

I walked in and was telling you about it and you said it was fine.

You never said the name.

But I said I've got to do some electrical work and you both said fine.

I said I was working on a wall with a light. There it is.

-But we didn't know who you were doing it for.

-What's going to happen now?

'Now we send in one very upset real estate agent!'

Yoo-hoo!

Uh-oh!

-Hi.

-What's going on here? This place looks atrocious!

-We're cleaning it up.

-I've got a buyer coming in a few minutes!

-Girls, this is a really expensive apartment!

-'Jeez!

-'you wouldn't know!'

-There's lots of expensive things in here.

I've got a buyer coming. This was supposed to be clean!

-We're cleaning it.

-What's happened to the statue?

-Where's that statue?

-It's there.

-'Next to the spilled paint!'

That's worth thousands of dollars!

-'Not any more!'

-This statue.

-I didn't do it. Zoe did.

-I didn't!

I need to see exactly what's going on here, OK? What's your name?

Have you done anything to the light?

I've had a quote for a job, but it's meant to be upstairs!

Has that affected the antique light?

I started work cos the girls said it was fine.

Apparently, I'm on the wrong floor.

So there weren't any wires there connected to that antique light?

'That light seems important. Let's get our prankee to turn it on!'

-OK. What's your name?

-Zoe.

-Come and turn the light on.

The switch is there. Let's see if it's all working OK.

'Did someone say priceless antique lights?'

How expensive was that light?

'Very, very, very expensive.'

-What are your names?

-Hello? Hello?

Hey, what's happening?

What's this?!

I'm not going to buy this!

Can someone tell me what's going on?

Zoe, you've been pranked by Prank Patrol!

Zoe, you've been taken in by the Prank Patrol.

Leila has pranked you. Are you in shock from that bang?

-Give her a hug!

-You've been Prank Patrolled!

Leila, what was your favourite bit of the whole prank?

Probably the light, how it just exploded.

-Did it scare both of you?

-Yes.

-It was a shock.

-Zoe started going quiet, going, "Uh..."

When I first walked in, I didn't know what happened.

I thought they'd had a party.

But when I saw the birds, I thought it was them!

I thought we'd get in heaps of trouble when the lady came in

to look at the house. I didn't know what to do!

Zoe, you've been pranked by Prank Patrol.

I'm going to get you back.

-A round of applause, everyone, for Zoe!

-Well done, Zoe!

Our prankster. Next question. What do you think of this guy?

Dodgy!

Let's see if it's all working OK.

I didn't do anything!

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