Episode 22 Haunting at Halloween
Narrative
ANNIE
And I can see a great big bowl of dog food and on the bowl it says a name. It says. Charley! It must be tea-time, Charley!
BRIDGET
Guess what?
ANNIE
Ooh, you've just met Brad Pitt.
Today you will be in for a big surprise." BRIDGET Oh, goodie! Banging noise/sound of screaming BRIDGET I'm getting a name. It's. . . Nick. NICK Ooh, Gigi, you must be psychic! Oww! HECTOR Sidekick? NICK No, not sidekick - psy-chic - a fortune teller. ANNIE Someone who can see the future. HECTOR Ah, like Nostradamus. ANNIE Er... NICK Who? ANNIE Kind of .. like horoscopes or Tarot. NICK Ah, Tarot! The Death card. Look! It's Bridget with no make-up. Sound of laughter ANNIE Like having the palm of your hand read. NICK Nah, rubbish. There's nothing there. BRIDGET What a surprise. Come here, give me your hand. I'll give you a lesson. This one is your life line. NICK Oooohhhh..... BRIDGET This one is your lurve line. NICK Oh yes! BRIDGET And this one is your... NICK Oooff! BRIDGET ....punch line! NICK Aww! HECTOR Punch line? NICK She means it's the end of my lesson. Hey, Hector! What happens when you go to a fortune teller's house? Sound of atmospheric harp music HECTOR Come in! BRIDGET Ha-ha. Let's see what your horoscope says. NICK Aw, you don't believe all that rubbish, do you? ANNIE Rose Marie says that Bridget is going to meet a tall, dark, handsome stranger. BRIDGET Hector? ANNIE Bridget, this is my tall, dark, handsome stranger. Get your own. NICK Who is Rose Marie? BRIDGET My fortune teller. NICK Oh! Is she good-looking? Could she find me a cute babe? BRIDGET Do you want to hear your horoscope or not? NICK Go on then. Aquarius. BRIDGET Aquarius, eh? I should've guessed. "This week beware of black hair and the number 3." NICK Oooohhh. That means that three babes with black hair are going to chase me. Spooky!! HECTOR Oh, can I be Aquarius? ANNIE No! NICK Go on, Hector. Let's go out. I'm gonna meet some black-haired babes. BRIDGET Put that umbrella down. It's very unlucky. NICK But I'm feeling lucky! Oww! Ooh! BRIDGET Ooh, I wish I could meet a tall, dark, handsome stranger. ANNIE Well, let me look into my crystal ball. BRIDGET Annie, that's a goldfish bowl. ANNIE So? I got it right for Charley, didn't I, Charley. Sound of knocking on door BRIDGET Ooh! That'll be my stranger now! Oh, hello, Bernard. ANNIE Hello, Bernard, how are you? BERNARD Not happy. Not happy at all. I've lost my marbles. BRIDGET Oh dear. Bernard's lost his marbles. ANNIE What? Oh! You mean Marbles, your cat! BERNARD And she's not well. She's got a cold. ANNIE Oh well, I'm sure you'll find her. We'll look out for her, Bernard. BERNARD I hope so. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. ANNIE Poor Bernard. BRIDGET He's lost his marbles. Well it had to happen! ANNIE [Composing email] Today is Hallowe’en and I'm practising my psychic skills. ANNIE And on the bowl it says a name. It says Charley! ANNIE [Composing email] Bridget has been to see Rose Marie, her fortune teller, who told her she would meet a tall, dark, handsome stranger. BRIDGET Hello, Bernard. ANNIE [Composing email] Then Bernard knocked on the door! Poor Bernard said he had lost his cat, Marbles. BRIDGET Oh dear! Bernard's lost his marbles! ANNIE [Composing email] Anyway, tonight we are all going to a Halloween party. I can't wait! NICK [Composing email] Bridget read my horoscope today. NICK Ah, you don’t believe all that rubbish, do you? NICK [Composing email] It said ‘Beware of black hair and the number three!’ NICK Oooh! NICK [Composing email] I think it means three black haired babes NICK Are going to chase me! Spooky! NICK [Composing email] I don’t have to beware of them, do I? NICK & HECTOR Oww!! HECTOR This is a true story about a man and wife on their honeymoon. They were in the car. It was late. The wife broke her mirror, which means seven years' bad luck. Just then, they ran out of petrol, so the man told the wife to go for petrol. ANNIE He's the man. He should've gone. HECTOR Equal opportunities. The wife was gone for a long time. Then boom, boom, boom. He heard a noise on the roof of the car. It got louder - boom, boom - and then his wife appeared. She smiled and walked away. The noise was very loud now. The man got out of his car and standing on the roof he saw a madman holding his wife's head! NICK, BRIDGET & ANNIE Ahhh! NICK So the banging was... ANNIE Her head?! BRIDGET But he’d just seen his wife! HECTOR That... was her ghost! NICK, BRIDGET & ANNIE Ohhh! ANNIE Is that a true story? HECTOR Yeah. BRIDGET Tell us another! NICK No, don't! I mean, it was a bit dull, wasn't it? ANNIE Right, come on, let's go shopping for the party. BRIDGET Yeah! I'm in the mood now. HECTOR Are you coming, Nick? NICK What? Oh, er, no. See you later. One, two.... "Beware of black hair...." Three ... ... "...and the number 3." Hah! So what? There are three apples - hah! Big deal. Arrrgghh! "It's seven years of bad luck. Bad luck." What rubbish! I think I'll go back to my apartment now. Black cat. Black hair. Right, keep calm. Nice pussy! Spooky sounds from TV programme NICK Who’s there? “Beware number three.” Aaargghh! Stop! BRIDGET, HECTOR & ANNIE Nick! Nick! Nick! NICK What? ANNIE He's coming round. NICK Ahh! Ahh! What's going on? Why are you dressed like that? ANNIE Nick! Have you forgotten? It's Hallowe’en. We're going to the party. NICK Oh yeah. HECTOR I cannot get this knife into the pumpkin. Can you? NICK OK. CHILDREN Trick or treat! ANNIE Treat! There you are. CHILDREN Thank you. ANNIE Oh, aren't they sweet. NICK Yeah, sweet. ANNIE [Composing email] Hector told us a ghost story today. It was scary. HECTOR This is a true story about a man and wife on their honeymoon. ANNIE [Composing email] One night, a honeymoon couple broke down in their car. The wife went to get the petrol, but only her ghost returned. Oooohhhhh! We're having great fun this Hallowe’en! NICK [Composing email] Hector told us a stupid ghost story. Nothing scares me! NICK I think I’ll go back to my apartment now! NICK [Composing email] Bridget said, ‘Beware of the number three.’ Hmm! Then I saw three apples. NICK One, two, three apples. Ohhhh! [Sound of breaking glass] NICK [Composing email] And three children playing ‘trick or treat’. CHILDREN Trick or treat! NICK [Composing email] I even saw a black cat. It’s all too much! Sound of thunder Sound of laughter NICK Those witches were very cute! I think the small one fancied you! HECTOR Do you think so? NICK Yeah! BRIDGET Boys, they weren't pretending. They really were witches. HECTOR Oh. ANNIE They were ugly enough. HECTOR Ho-ho. ANNIE Hey! The lights have gone out. BRIDGET It must be the storm. A power cut! NICK What was that? HECTOR Who was that? NICK & HECTOR Aaaarrggghhhh! ANNIE Bernard! What are you doing on the roof? BERNARD I still can't find my Marbles. HECTOR Your marbles? BRIDGET His cat. ANNIE Bernard, I really don't think that you should be on the roof. BERNARD Ohhhh! ANNIE Bernard? Bernard, are you OK? BERNARD Yeah, I'm fine. I'll kill that cat when I find it! ANNIE I know! We'll light a candle. Well, there's no television, so I guess it's time for bed. NICK & HECTOR Oh no! BRIDGET What's the matter, boys? Are you scared of the dark? NICK & HECTOR No. ANNIE Well, if you're not scared of the dark, then let's play a game. HECTOR A game? BRIDGET Let's get the ouija board out! NICK Ohhh.... HECTOR B - That's you, Bridget. NICK Ohhh.... ... ... ..... N! HECTOR That's you, Nick! Bridget fancies Nick! BRIDGET Oh, don't be so childish. Give that to me. It's getting warm. I can feel... it's starting to move! ANNIE H – that’s you, Hector. BRIDGET & ANNIE D-E-P-A-R-T HECTOR Deep art. Depart. Depart? But I am not leaving. NICK Depart. 'Dearly departed' means 'dead'. Sound of loud thunderclap/screams HECTOR That's it! I am leaving! ANNIE Hector, sit down. HECTOR Aw, you are moving the glass, Bridget. BRIDGET No, I'm not. N - I think it's for you, Nick. NICK Oh great. It'll be about babes. 3? Three what? BRIDGET Didn't your horoscope say "Beware of the number 3"? ANNIE Oh yeah! NICK You don't believe that rubbish, do you? BRIDGET Of course I do. Don't you? HECTOR Oh! BRIDGET Oh! HECTOR Oh! ANNIE Oh! Well, the lights are back on. HECTOR I'm tired. BRIDGET Why don't you depart then. NICK Yeah, great idea. Come on, Hector, let's go. Boo! Sound of thunder NICK Hector? HECTOR Eh? NICK Do you believe in horoscopes? HECTOR Of course not. NICK No, of course not. They're silly. "Beware of black hair and the number three.” HECTOR Rubbish. NICK Yeah! It could've meant: beware of those three witches we met at the party. HECTOR Well, they did have black hair. NICK Or those three trick-or-treaters. CHILDREN Trick or treat! NICK Or the black cat. Huh! What was that noise? HECTOR Probably the wind. NICK Yeah, wind. Hector? HECTOR Eh? NICK Can I get into your bed? HECTOR OK. Sound of whimpering NICK I'm not afraid of the dark. HECTOR Nor am I. NICK I've only got one torch. It's good to share. Ah, the storm's finished. HECTOR Shh! What's that noise? NICK It's in the room! HECTOR It's getting nearer! Sound of footsteps/knocking on door NICK Who's that? HECTOR I don't know. Nick, there is something touching my legs. NICK Well, it's not me! HECTOR I know, but there is something touching my legs! NICK Aarrghhh! ANNIE Bernard, did you hear that scream? BRIDGET What are you doing? BERNARD I think Marbles is in there. ANNIE Right, we're going in. Hector? Nick? What's the matter? BERNARD Marbles! There you are! How’s your cold? ANNIE Are you two OK? What's wrong? BRIDGET What’s wrong? Has the cat got your tongue? COMMENTARY [v.o.] Next time in EXTRA, Nick goes shopping, Hector tells Annie the truth, and why has Bridget got so many admirers? EXTRA, don't miss it!
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