This leads to an argument between Sean and Justine, revealing that they continued seeing each other but had a toxic on-and-off relationship. He departed on 9 December 2005 in series 5 during the episode 'The Wedding'. Everyone refused to help at first, but eventually they decided to help her. Rick tells Justine that Charlie is a con man and has loads of other girls on the go and twists things and lies to scam all these girls for their money, Justine refuses to believe her husband to be could be this evil, but agrees to team up with Tracy to find out the truth. He was portrayed by Joe Starrs in The Story of Tracy Beaker, and by Jim English in My Mum Tracy Beaker. This new series follows Tracy as a single mother and is based around her relationship with her 12 year-old daughter Jess (Emma Davies). Tracy Beaker's not exactly sure what her mother does, because Tracy has been in foster care for as long as she can remember. During lunch Justine's fianc Charlie gets a phone call, Rick Barber (who was already suspicious of Charlie) sneaks out the dining room to listen in on Charlie, and it sounds dodgy. Crash has quite a bad and short temper, due to his background and life before he lived in care. Maxy King. Peter Ingham. Tracy later apologised for breaking into her flat, and Cam says that she was still considering fostering her. She often antagonises everyone else at the Dumping Ground. He departed on 8 December 2005 in series 5 during the episode Two's a Crowd. When they arrived at her flat, Cam was out, so Tracy and Ben rearranged the furniture, played music and ate chocolate. Shelley returned on 2 December 2005 in series 5 during the episode Telling Tales. Elaine ended up making her try out some potential new foster parents, none of which Tracy liked at all but ended up developing a bond with father and son Tom and Jake, the latter of whom Elaine gained a crush on. Bouncer departs in series 4 when he moves to a Halfway House, which caused tension between him and his brother Lol, resulting in an argument in the episode 'Bouncer VS Lol'. A srie segue a vida das crianas que vivem em uma creche fictcia de Stowey House, apelidada de eles "o terreno de despejo". When Cam got home, she was furious and took Tracy back. The girls separate themselves from the boys, but are brought together by their hatred for Elaine. However, Tracy's birth mother turns up and initially seems willing to take Tracy back into her care. Ryan Patterson,[5] portrayed by Sonny Muslim, makes his first appearance in the first series of The Story of Tracy Beaker. When she learns that Tracy is being fostered by Ben's aunt and uncle, she is deeply upset. After her conversation with Elaine, Tracy stormed in Jenny's office, and bargained to tell Jenny what she wanted with her file in exchange for Jenny calling off Elaine. Rio Wellard,[3] portrayed by Craig Roberts,[21] made his first appearance on 7 October 2004 in series 4 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Return to Sender. Finally, when she attempted for the second time, Sean entered the building, and it caused her to hesitate and not reveal her secret. On the other hand, Peter liked the look of them. Mike makes his first appearance in the first episode of The Story of Tracy Beaker; he is a care worker at Stowey House, and has been for some time - he is already on good terms with Tracy Beaker ( Dani Harmer ), thinking she's a 'good kid on the whole'. Tracy had gone on holiday with Cam to Egypt. Amber Hearst,[3] portrayed by Alicia Hooper, made her first appearance on 21 January 2003 in series 2 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Alien. Hayley is described as quiet, she often gets annoyed when she is ignored. Justine then tells Carmen to never to tell anyone she said that "Tracy Beaker's right". Company Credits Her last appearance was during the episode "The Wedding" in series 5. She even got a little emotional when he left the Dumping Ground to move in with Terry and Jill Brown. Social worker Elaine Boyak (Nisha Nayar) brings Chantal and her half-brother, Rio Wellard (Craig Roberts), and her half-sister, Roxy Wellard (Sophie Borja), to The Dumping Ground on the day the young people move from Elm Tree House to Cliffside. Having been asked by Tracy on numerous occasions to be her foster mother, Camilla eventually agrees at the end of series 1. Some of her adventures as a careworker included her disastrous first night shift at the Dumping Ground, her attempt to get Lily back with Poppy and Rosie and her attempt of finding out about stolen goods in Sapphire's room. Alice attends Cam (Lisa Coleman) and Gary's (George McAllister) wedding. Alice, portrayed by Olive Gray,[24] made her first appearance on 1 December 2005 in series 5 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Return to Sender. Later in the series Tracy learned that another couple called Terry and Jill Brown wished to foster her, but was disappointed after being pranked by Peter to see they are old. She departs during the final episode of series 4, to attend a sports academy, however returns in series 5 after admitting she faked an injury to return to the Dumping Ground. It ultimately leads to the break-off of the wedding and Tracy's depressed state in the series/movie. She then leaves abruptly. Justine is disturbed by Sean's surprise presence, concludes that he is the father, and leaves while it is flooding. In series 4, Camilla and Tracy are happily living together again. Justine takes a liking to Sean Godfrey, Tracy's fiance, and begins an affair with him. When they return to England, Tracy angrily returns to the Dumping Ground when Gary moves in. After that, she had a job filled with excitement almost every day and she became closer to the kids, particularly Lily and Toby because of their problems. Jackie Hopper,[3] portrayed by Abby Rakic-Platt,[18] made her first appearance on 9 October 2003 in series 3 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Jackie. Justine is uncomfortable and when Justine has to give up her room, Carrie tells Justine it is her father's decision and Justine decides to move back to The Dumping Ground. When they go to argue with Crash (Darragh Mortell), Tracy Beaker (Dani Harmer) and the other young people stand up to them. Bouncer (Ben Hanson) returns to The Dumping Ground as chef, but the young people hate his food, apart from Alice and Rio. After many more adventures at the Dumping Ground, including being made to dress up as a giant sausage with Sapphire and having to be a team leader during a weekend in the countryside, Tracy finally lost Lily as a sister when she decided to live with her dad once again. It's presumed his parents passed away. Tracy Beaker star Chelsie Padley announced she was expecting her first child in an adorable video that saw her burst into . He departed on 1 April 2004 in series 3 during the episode Good as Gold. Study now. Unfortunately, the foster placement is short lived when Tracy accidentally sets fire to Camilla's kitchen (series 2). This is short lived Camilla reveals that she and Gary are getting married. PETER ANDRE. Afterwards, Camilla and Gary tell Tracy that they are adopting her, before they leave on their honeymoon. When Nathan Jones arrives at The Dumping Ground in the first episode of series 2, to be a trainee care worker, Dolly starts to like him already. Tracy Beaker star Chelsie Padley reveals she's pregnant with her first child. Chantal Wellard,[3] portrayed by Deepal Parmar,[20] made her first appearance on 7 October 2004 in series 4 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Return to Sender. Adele Azupadi,[3] portrayed by Rochelle Gadd,[7] made her first appearance in the first episode of series 1. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! Tracy goes to find her mum after she leaves, having fallen out with careworkers. The. Trash or Treasure is the 6th episode of Series 2 of The Beaker Girls. In 2021, she featured in the music video of the remix of "Someday" by Keisha White alongside Chelsea Padley who portrayed Louise Govern. The Story of Tracy Beaker (both book and TV series), Un-named nan, Terry and Jill (foster parents, TV series) Vi and Stanley (foster parents, book). Elaine wasn't everyone's favourite person, as she was nicknamed "Elaine the Pain". She makes her final appearance in 'The Wedding'. 0. newsfeedmedia1 1 day ago. She's loud, she's fiery and, somehow, she's always in trouble. Tracy watches as Rio and Crash find something in common. ISFJ. Tracy is the daughter of Ray Langton (Neville Buswell) and Deirdre Barlow (Anne Kirkbride). Peter appeared in Series One of The Story of Tracy Beaker. In the first series of The Story of Tracy Beaker, at first, Tracy returns to the Dumping Ground (Stowey House II), after being kicked out of Ted and Julie's house, as Tracy had had a horrible history with babies. Layla , portrayed by Cara Readle,[16] made her first appearance on 25 September 2003 in series 3 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Leavin' on a Jet Plane. The TV personality and singer says: "We were brought up very religious, so the first book I was given was The Bible. She gave birth to her son, Steve Godfrey Littlewood, named after her father. She departed in series 5 during the episode Caring and Sharing. Tracy Beaker star Chelsie Padley reveals she's pregnant with her first child. Shelley Appleton,[3] portrayed by Nicola Reynolds,[17] made her first appearance on 9 October 2003 in series 3 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Leavin' on a Jet Plane. Camilla makes guest appearances throughout "The Beaker Girls". Zac leaves The Dumping Ground with his brother Ryan, between series 1 and 2. Disney fans have gone wild for the new trailer that has dropped of the live-action Peter-Pan movie.. WATCH FULL EPISODES https://www.bbc.co.uk/tv/cbbcSUBSCRIBE TO CBBC https://bbc.in/3gH3ioUThe Beaker Girls are BACK for their final series! In the second season, Camilla fosters Lily Kettle after she falls off the roof of the Dumping Ground during a protest. Fortunately, after the other kids formed an alliance to all leave if Tracy did, Shelley postponed the idea. Rio is feisty but kind. Ben impressed Tracy with his quantity of chocolate. She is the main protagonist of the Tracy Beaker franchise, consisting of books written by Jacqueline Wilson and television series, airing on CBBC. Milly, portrayed by Holly Gibbs, made her first appearance on 30 November 2005 in series 5 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Scary Milly. It ran on for five series from 2002 to 2005. Alice tells Layla about her tooth fairy and shows her her fairy palace, which Roxy (Sophie Borja) insults. At the end of The Story of Tracy Beaker, he is fostered by a couple called Terry and Jill in the TV series or Vi and Stanley in the book. sort of. Tracy is ten years old and lives in a children's home, which all the children call "the dumping ground". Peter Pan & Wendy trailer leaves Disney fans furious over casting. At this point, there is a continuity error when Tracy exclaims that she has "never seen" her birth mother, in contradiction to flashbacks in series 1 of the original series, and the feature-length movie. As revealed in Sufia The Silent, she is a flair for art as she paints a stream, until Michael ruins it. After Roxy and her half-brother, Rio (Craig Roberts), and Rebecca (Georgina Hagen) find out Wolfie (Felix Drake) has unwanted money from his parents, they use Alice to help make friends with him and Alice is angry that they only want Wolfie for his money. Liam "Crash" Watkins,[9][10] portrayed by Darragh Mortell,[11] made his first appearance on 9 October 2003 in series 3 of The Story of Tracy Beaker during the episode Leavin' on a Jet Plane. Tracy appears as a guest in the Series 6 finale as she is Mike's best man. Whilst Elaine briefly leaves the room, Tracy and Cam snuck off and Tracy decided to show Cam what it's like to 'be her', which culminated in a disappearance at the shops to indicate how she felt when Cam left her. The Story of Tracy Beaker. Tracy was still at Cam's, while Duke was interested in a new job, and a battle of the sexes ended up at the DG following Elaine's attempt to introduce a democracy at The Dumping Ground. When Carrie and Steve are getting married, Justine is their bridesmaid, however, Justine isn't happy with the dress and the kids decide to alter it. She was arrested and interviewed before being locked up, where it was revealed that Cam's marriage with Gary didn't work out, with Tracy stating that they don't talk about him, but the reason why is still unknown. Shaughna wishes she found out the gender of her baby Credit: Instagram. The series was followed by Tracy Beaker Returns that ran for three series from 2010 to 2012 and then The Dumping Ground that has aired since 2013. In the end Tracy decided to go to Scotland, but only for a holiday. Michael has few redeeming qualities, he bullies and snitches on everyone and usually only does things to please himself. Tracy's previous care worker from The Story of Tracy Beaker - Mike Milligan, returns as the head care worker and Tracy's new boss. This retcons the backstory of Mike, whose character had originally revealed contradictory elements of his history in Series 5 of The Story of Tracy Beaker. In We are the Beaker Girls, Justine finds evidence of Sean Godfrey two-timing her and locates Tracy, convinced that Tracy is stealing her back. Carmen then asks Justine about fostering which freaks Justine out a little but says she'll think about it and talk to Charlie after Carmen said it worked for Cam and Tracy. She is not seen in series 3, as it is thought that she had now moved out, and back into her bed-sit. The episode ended with the main Beaker girls cast, Tracy, Cam, Justine (and her newborn son), Peter Ingham, Sean, Jess, Jordan, Si Martin, Mary, Flo, and Tyrone, all celebrating Christmas in the Dumping Ground shop. Like many of the staff, he maintains a disliking aura toward Elaine the Pain, having once locked her in the pantry to hide her from an inspector. Before living in care, Peter used to live with his Nan. 733. This was when Tracy started to feel sorry for Peter and became good friends with him. There is drama in the Dumping Ground as Peter, the houses' least troubling dweller causes a ruckus in the household as Satan inhibits his soul. He is Tracy's best friend. Peter went berserk, trashed the dining room and threatened to throw Tracy's photo of her mother out the window. He makes his final appearance in 'The Wedding'. Dani Harmer. The series is based on the book of the same name by Jacqueline Wilson. Camillla falls out with Tracy again after the latter reads the ending and discovers that her inspiring character does not get fostered. Jenny leaves at the end of the second series, for a new job. Mike offers her a job at the Dumping Ground because it is short-staffed, with only himself and Gina working there. In 2023 she made an guest appearance in the Beaker Girls. Sometime between the end of the original series and the start of Tracy Beaker Returns, Camilla and Gary divorce under unknown circumstances. They arrive in Narnia, a magical land that has been cast into an eternal winter by the evil White Witch. Lily was fostered by Cam after the accident, and Tracy started to feel jealous as it had always just been her and Cam living together. The Whole Story Series 1 Movie 1. She departed on 29 November 2005 in series 5 during the episode Chantal's Goodbye. Tracy Beaker was an ill-tempered girl with behavioural problems, and created by author Dame Jacqueline Wilson. Tracy became increasingly frustrated with Cam, who had still not decided whether or not to foster her. Tracy overheard Jenny and Mike telling Elaine that Peter would probably be much better suited with the Browns, and was cross with Peter for ruining her chances. Camilla disagrees, but Johnny overhears a later phone call saying that there is no point fostering again if Tracy is not going to move out, prompting him to decide to be interviewed by Tracy in another scheme to get himself and Tee fostered. Technical Specs, See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro, (based on the book by) (2 episodes, 2002), producer / executive producer (98 episodes, 2002-2005), executive producer (51 episodes, 2002-2003), associate producer (40 episodes, 2005-2006), associate producer (27 episodes, 2002-2003), makeup designer / make up designer (8 episodes, 2002-2003), make up assistant / makeup assistant (4 episodes, 2002), first assistant director / 1st a.d. (14 episodes, 2002), first assistant director (14 episodes, 2004), first assistant director (9 episodes, 2003-2004), third assistant director (9 episodes, 2005-2006), 2nd a.d. / second assistant director (5 episodes, 2002), 1st a.d. / first assistant director (5 episodes, 2002), 3rd a.d. / third assistant director (4 episodes, 2002), second assistant director (4 episodes, 2003), first assistant director (4 episodes, 2005), third assistant director (3 episodes, 2003), second assistant director (1 episode, 2004), first assistant director (1 episode, 2006), second assistant director (1 episode, 2006), first assistant director (unknown episodes), design team / properties master / designer (23 episodes, 2002-2004), design team / designer (18 episodes, 2004), design team / designer (17 episodes, 2004), sound editor / dubbing / dubbing editor / dubbing mixer (72 episodes, 2002-2005), foley artist / sound editor / dubbing (34 episodes, 2003-2004), french voice director (26 episodes, 2002), sound / sound recordist / sound team (26 episodes, 2004-2006), boom operator / boom operative (4 episodes, 2002), first assistant camera / focus puller (46 episodes, 2002-2006), lighting / gaffer (23 episodes, 2003-2004), camera team / camera operator (23 episodes, 2003-2004), lighting camera / lighting cameraman (4 episodes, 2002), animator / animation (35 episodes, 2002-2004), costume assistant (31 episodes, 2005-2006), costume supervisor (4 episodes, 2002-2003), written by: theme song (3 episodes, 2002), perfomer: "Let Me Love You" (1 episode, 2006), script supervisor (4 episodes, 2002-2003), titles / title designer (32 episodes, 2002-2004), production accountant (21 episodes, 2004), 3rd Assistant Director (20 episodes, 2006), production coordinator (20 episodes, 2006), production accountant (7 episodes, 2005-2006), co-ordinator / coordinator / production coordinator (5 episodes, 2002), production accountant (4 episodes, 2002-2003), production coordinator (3 episodes, 2003), french voice dubbing: Brian Gee (1 episode, 2002), French voice dubbing: Layla (1 episode, 2004).
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