Da Bad Break Rastamouse

# Zooba dooba dooba dang

# Zooba dooba dooba day

# Rastamouse and Scratchy and Zoomer

# Also known as the Easy Crew

# Crime fighters They're very special agents

# Playing reggae when the work is through

# Give it up, give it up

# Give it up for the Easy Crew

# Solvin' mysteries in the neighbourhood

# Always there to make a bad thing good. #

Watch this.

It's very nice, Scratchy, but watch this.

Me call it the Zoomer.

-What ya tink?

-Me tink the Zoomer needs work.

RASTAMOUSE CHUCKLES

That's right, Zoomer, keep practising.

Yeah, me will, Rastamouse and, soon,

all of Mouseland will be doing the Zoomer.

Trust me. SCRATCHY LAUGHS

RADIO CRACKLES

'Rastamouse, come in, come in! Are you reading me?

'Message from President Wensley Dale - come immediately.'

Ya hear that, Easy Crew? Let's ride.

-Ha-ha!

-Woo-hoo!

-Come on!

-Yo, Wensley Dale.

-Ah, Rastamouse, me glad you came.

Me would love you to get pon this case. It's me nephew, Frank.

Him one sad mouse. You think you can put a smile back on him face?

Him all sad? That's not right.

Erm, Wensley Dale, do you know why him feeling so down?

-Wa'gwan?

-Well, me know him love to dance but, lately,

him not been so light pon him feet and it make me feel bare unhappy,

to see him look so downbeat.

Maybe him just needs to learn to do the Zoomer.

It always make me feel irie.

-Zoomer, not everyone want to do the Zoomer.

-They will, you'll see.

-So, Wensley, where's Frank now?

-Where him been all day -

moping outside the shed, listening to sad-sounding jams.

Come on, Crew, let's go find him.

-Yo, Frank, wa'gwan?

-FRANK SIGHS

What's the problem?

Me got me own dance crew by-by-by the name of Fresh Style.

-We-we bust the freshest moves.

-Like this?

ZOOMER BEATBOXES

A likkle bit like that, but more like this.

FRANK BEATBOXES

-THEY LAUGH BOTH:

-Oh, Frank!

-That was wicked!

-Amazing!

-So, what's the problem, Frank?

Yeah, man, you should be happy about them moves.

-But no-one turn up to dance with Fresh Style any more.

-No-one?

N-n-not one mouse.

M-m-me next session is this afternoon

and me tink m-m-me going to be on me own.

So, tell me, who usually dance with the Fresh Style crew?

Dexter, him in charge of the music.

And Steppa, she's in charge of the Fresh Style-style.

She's supposed to make some caps with the Fresh Style logo

and me make this flyer t-t-to spread the word about the Fresh Style Crew.

-Cool.

-That flyer is fly!

-Thanks.

-So why no-one come t-to join the Fresh Style Crew?

-It's a mystery,

that's for sure. Where you leave all these flyers?

Well, me give them to Uncle Wensley Dale. Him said he could help.

Then let's head back inside and chat with your uncle.

So, Rastamouse, did you speak to Frank?

-Me did but me not find out wa'gwan.

-Oh.

But me and the crew will get to the bottom of this.

Can you tell us what happened to Frank's flyers?

The ones him make to big up the Fresh Style Crew?

-Me give them to 50p.

-And what him do with them?

-He take them to the record store.

-Then that is where we're going next.

-Yo, Stylus.

-Yo, Easy Crew.

-Have you seen any flyers like this?

-No, me not see any of those. Sorry, Rastamouse.

-You sure?

That's one fly flyer, Rastamouse,

so me tink me would've remember if me seen it.

Oh, OK. Tanks, Stylus.

Yo, Dexter, you picking up some boom tunes for your Fresh Style Crew?

-Erm, nah. These jams not Fresh Style-style.

-Ah, me see.

But you're going to be spinning some tunes with Frank later, right?

For the Fresh Style Crew?

Er, sorry, Rastamouse, me got another appointment, an urgent engagement.

Hmm. OK, Dexter, see you later.

What's up with Dexter?

Him acting all weird.

Me not know, Scratchy, but me sure will find out soon.

Yo, Easy Crew!

Yo, Natty Kass, wa'gwan?

Well, let me see. Me have these baseball caps.

For Frank? For the Fresh Style Crew?

Nah, Rastamouse, these are for Stepper.

Hmm, well, we just on the way to see Stepper.

-You want us to take them caps for you?

-Tanks, Rastamouse, that's boom.

See you later.

Rastamouse, why you say we're on the way to see Stepper?

Because that's where we're going next, Zoomer.

Hey, what's up, Rastamouse? Wa'gwan?

Yo, Stepper, we brought these baseball caps from Natty Kass.

Tanks, Rastamouse.

So tell me now, are these the caps with the Fresh Style logo?

Nah, man, they're, er...

for some other team. OK, then, Rastamouse,

tanks for the delivery.

Yo, Stepper, me see you later dancing with the Fresh Style Crew?

Erm... no. Me gots another appointment.

SHE GIGGLES

Man, is that the time? Me got to go now.

-Laters.

-You see that?

She said, "Is that the time?" And she not even wearing a watch!

She seemed to be in a hurry

and she another mouse who won't be dancing with Frank.

-So wa'gwan, Rastamouse?

-Me still not know.

Maybe we missed a clue or something.

Why don't we go and talk to 50p about them flyers?

That's a boom idea, Scratchy! Come on, let's shift.

-Yo, 50.

-Wa'gwan, Rastamouse?

Did you take all of Frank's flyers to the record store?

Oh, right, yeah, erm... Me forgot to distribute them flyers.

-Me do it later.

-Later?

-For real, me can't do it now, me got, erm...

An important appointment with the bins. Laters.

It seem like a lot of mice got urgent appointments today.

Check it out! These fell out of 50p's rubbish-recycling bag.

Oh, Frank's flyers! Easy Crew, follow that mouse.

-Ooh, look at what he's doing. Wa'gwan?

-Me not know!

-Greetings! Ha-ha.

-(This way.)

Look, him stoppin' at the dance studio.

-And look, there's Stepper.

-And Dexter. Wa'gwan, Rastamouse?

Me think it's time to call the Pres.

Greetings. Ah, Rastamouse, wa'gwan?

Oh. Me see. That not good.

50, Dexter and Stepper? At the dance studio? Me see.

Me will come right away.

Rastamouse, what are you doing here?

Me want to ask you the same question, Dexter.

That's right. Why you not with me nephew Frank?

Him all alone with no dance crew.

Me wanted to be part of the Fresh Style Crew

but me not got the moves to show.

Me can't pop and lock like your nephew Frank. He all like...

And me not have that flow, so me work out my own extra-special style.

Bustin' B-boy breaks, not bodypop. Me can show you now.

Come on, Stepper, hit that button. Let the beat drop.

MUSIC PLAYS

-Dexter! That was boom!

-You got some moves, Dexter, for real.

So why you not share them with the Fresh Style Crew?

Me not tink Frank like me B-boy breaks, so me not know what to do.

Me not want to dance all on me own, so me take Frank's dancers

and start me own crew - Da Boogie Breakers.

Dexter, it's boom that you got your own moves and, 50, Stepper,

it's cool that you like them too but why do Da Boogie Breakers

-have to meet at the same time as the Fresh Style Crew?

-That's right.

You make Frank 'nuff sad. Him got no-one to dance with now.

Me sorry, Mr President.

Me got proper frustrated cos me can't do Frank's moves,

so me took his crew.

You did a bad ting, Dexter. But me tink me

know how you can make a bad ting good.

-HE WHISPERS

-Hm? Mm-hmm.

Ah, Rastamouse, that plan there sound proper.

Me sorry, Frank, me shouldn't have taken

all your dancers for me own crew.

-Me feel really bad.

-That's cool, Dexter,

but me just wish you'd tell me you not like the way me dance.

Me do like it, Frank, it's just that me can't do it myself.

That's your ting, Frank.

Me got my own ting, my own style.

Frank, Dexter, why not put your styles of dancing together?

Hm, maybe.

Frank, you can still do your smooth moves and, Dexter,

you can still do your B-boy breaking.

Together, as one awesome team, the Fresh Style Crew

and Da Boogie Breakers make the all new Style Breakers. Ha-ha!

-Hit it, Zoomer.

-Cool!

THEY PLAY REGGAE MUSIC

Boom!

RADIO CRACKLES

'Easy Crew, come in, come in. Are you reading me?

'Message from President Wensley Dale. Listen up, you three.

'Rastamouse, come in, come in. Me loved your new-style plan.

'Me so happy you cheered up me nephew Frank.'

Tanks. Me love that. Irie, man.

# Give it up, give it up

# Give it up for da Easy Crew

# Solving mysteries in the neighbourhood

# Always there to make a bad ting good. #