Yes, the moment has arrived...
...the long-awaited Episode 3 of Wazelpick Street is finally here! You can read Episode 1 on Tim's LJ, and you'll have to trawl the archives for Episode 2, but I'm sure you can catch up with all the goings-on on Wazelpick Street in Episode 3!
Enjoy...!
Wazelpick Street - Episode 3!!!
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, girls and boys, the long-awaited third episode of Wazelpick Street is finally here! Things sure have changed since Episode 2, but I’m sure you’ll all soon catch up! Enjoy the show…
*rather cheesy opening credits*
Much has changed down on Wazelpick Street. Guys have got with girls, girls have got with Guy (sorry, sorry - PIE) and hearts have been broken. Who knows what will happen next!?
Several of our favourite characters have moved away from Wazelpick Street - no, don’t worry, there haven’t been fall-outs (indeed, quite the opposite…!) - a few of the Wazelpickians have simply had to move to other places to further their educations and careers. Tom has moved to Womanchester, Mick is in Peltenham, and Maz is off in Drizzle. And Tracey is now off living it up in Bompey. But we rejoin our favourite soap stars all back on the Street at the height of summer - and some of them at the height of passion…!
Maz, although some people seem to believe that she has like a million different men on the go, started off the Summer being her normal pure and innocent self. She had a smile and a happy word for everyone, and the whole Street were falling over themselves to spend time with her. No change there, then.
Pie, Mick, Tom, Ni-Nar and Flea were hangin’ doin’ lots of ‘boys’ stuff - talking about the girls they fancied, comparing hair gel, and ALWAYS going to the toilet in pairs.
Gemma had moved in with her long-term love, Rave, and their flash new pad soon became a favourite hang-out of the local residents.
And Mary and Tutch were also working to further their careers, but luckily they were able to stay closer to home - cos let’s face it, someone’s gotta keep those boys in check!
Summer 2005 proved to be a somewhat passionate season - guys and girls that you never would have put together found themselves fighting feelings they never knew they had! There was passion under damp-damaged duvets, flirting over friendly games, and rolling in the hay at the local farm! Girls and guys snuggled up on little train rides through the fields, and the guys purposely got the girls lost in the maze in an attempt to have their wicked way with them!
But now it’s coming towards the end of the Summer - people are preparing to return to Uni, or even to wave goodbye to Wazelpick Street for the first time to move to pastures new (don’t worry, it’s only till Christmas). Feelings are slowly being put back in check, hearts are being pieced back together - and new romances are bubbling under the surface…
The Wazelpickians decide to hold a good old street party (you know, the way they used to do it in the War, and all that…). With Tom, Mick, Tracey and Maz all about to say goodbye for a while, the others decide to give them a good send-off. But some of the residents are going to struggle to say goodbye - and some can’t bear to say goodbye at all…
The street party gets underway - everything is planned to precision, thanks to the street’s top Organiser Of All Things Social, Gemma. The houses are decorated with banners, flags, ribbons and streamers, and from one end of the street to the other, tables are filled with enough food to feed not just one but several small armies (although obviously there’s nothing chocolate…). Joyful cheesy pop music numbers, from such artists as those old legends S Club 7, are intertwined with romantic slow and smoochy numbers to give some of those guys and girls the opportunity to say goodbye.
Everyone is having a good old boogie to S Club 7, but then the pace slows down and they all take their partners for some smooching. Maz grabs Pie, for whom she has always harboured a not-so-secret love - yes, Maz does love everyone, but Pie’s always been a bit special - ever since they were naked together (oh, come on, that’s a whole nother story…and besides, I’m sure Maz has mentioned it to you before - where the hell have you been not to hear about that!?) But the truth is that Pie has always harboured a much better-kept secret love for Maz - and he’s decided that he can’t bear the thought of her going back to Drizzle and living so far away again - he can’t stand not to see her every single day. Yes, tonight, he’s going to tell her how he really feels!
Gemma is dancing with Rave (she’s finally got him back after he spent most of the night making the most of his final opportunity to enjoy the Mazzie love).
Mary and Tutch are hiding under the tables drinking fizzy pop and comparing notes on the boys of the street. They both find Flea a bit of a stud, but for them, no-one compares to the Ultimate Boy Of Perfection - of course, it’s Pie. With his Chippendale looks, sweet and caring personality, ability to make anyone laugh even when they want to cry, and biceps to DIE for, he really IS the Ultimate Boy Of Perfection. They wonder where he is - but in fact, he’s taken Maz back to ‘The Palace’ (AKA Number 32, AKA the smelly pit the boys call their home…) in a final attempt to woo her. Whilst Maz is wondering why he has bought her back to this toxic shelter, Pie whips out the biggest bouquet of red roses you ever saw (which have died due to all the boy fumes, but hey, it’s the thought that counts) and some special non-chocolate chocolates (which he made himself after discovering that no shops ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD sold any similar products). And then, he declared his love to Maz.
“Wow!” said Maz. “It only took you twenty years to realise that the feeling is mutual!”
And then, just as Maz and Pie were about to give in to the passions that had been burning inside them for so many years, in stormed Mary and Tutch!
“Don’t do it, Maz!” yelled Mary. “He’s done this to three other girls this week!”
“Yeah!” said Tutch. “He’s confessed his love to me, Mary and that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop! Don’t let him break your heart too!”
It turns out that Mary and Tutch had been watching Pie dancing with Maz all night, and they had a feeling that Pie would end up breaking her heart as he had broken theirs (and the heart of that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop). They had simply been trying to protect their friend from the same heartache that they had been put through by Pie, the serial heartbreaker.
“No, Maz, it’s not true, you’re the one I love!” cried Pie. “You’re the only one for me!”
“That’s exactly what he said to me!” wailed Mary and Tutch in unison. “Don’t listen to him!”
What will Maz do!? Is Pie really the serial heartbreaker that the girls say he is!? Will Maz return to Drizzle alone and heartbroken!? (And just who is that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop!?)
Tune in to Episode 4 to find out!!! Coming soon!!!
*rather cheesy closing credits*
This production was brought to you by ABATD Productions.
Enjoy...!
Wazelpick Street - Episode 3!!!
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, girls and boys, the long-awaited third episode of Wazelpick Street is finally here! Things sure have changed since Episode 2, but I’m sure you’ll all soon catch up! Enjoy the show…
*rather cheesy opening credits*
Much has changed down on Wazelpick Street. Guys have got with girls, girls have got with Guy (sorry, sorry - PIE) and hearts have been broken. Who knows what will happen next!?
Several of our favourite characters have moved away from Wazelpick Street - no, don’t worry, there haven’t been fall-outs (indeed, quite the opposite…!) - a few of the Wazelpickians have simply had to move to other places to further their educations and careers. Tom has moved to Womanchester, Mick is in Peltenham, and Maz is off in Drizzle. And Tracey is now off living it up in Bompey. But we rejoin our favourite soap stars all back on the Street at the height of summer - and some of them at the height of passion…!
Maz, although some people seem to believe that she has like a million different men on the go, started off the Summer being her normal pure and innocent self. She had a smile and a happy word for everyone, and the whole Street were falling over themselves to spend time with her. No change there, then.
Pie, Mick, Tom, Ni-Nar and Flea were hangin’ doin’ lots of ‘boys’ stuff - talking about the girls they fancied, comparing hair gel, and ALWAYS going to the toilet in pairs.
Gemma had moved in with her long-term love, Rave, and their flash new pad soon became a favourite hang-out of the local residents.
And Mary and Tutch were also working to further their careers, but luckily they were able to stay closer to home - cos let’s face it, someone’s gotta keep those boys in check!
Summer 2005 proved to be a somewhat passionate season - guys and girls that you never would have put together found themselves fighting feelings they never knew they had! There was passion under damp-damaged duvets, flirting over friendly games, and rolling in the hay at the local farm! Girls and guys snuggled up on little train rides through the fields, and the guys purposely got the girls lost in the maze in an attempt to have their wicked way with them!
But now it’s coming towards the end of the Summer - people are preparing to return to Uni, or even to wave goodbye to Wazelpick Street for the first time to move to pastures new (don’t worry, it’s only till Christmas). Feelings are slowly being put back in check, hearts are being pieced back together - and new romances are bubbling under the surface…
The Wazelpickians decide to hold a good old street party (you know, the way they used to do it in the War, and all that…). With Tom, Mick, Tracey and Maz all about to say goodbye for a while, the others decide to give them a good send-off. But some of the residents are going to struggle to say goodbye - and some can’t bear to say goodbye at all…
The street party gets underway - everything is planned to precision, thanks to the street’s top Organiser Of All Things Social, Gemma. The houses are decorated with banners, flags, ribbons and streamers, and from one end of the street to the other, tables are filled with enough food to feed not just one but several small armies (although obviously there’s nothing chocolate…). Joyful cheesy pop music numbers, from such artists as those old legends S Club 7, are intertwined with romantic slow and smoochy numbers to give some of those guys and girls the opportunity to say goodbye.
Everyone is having a good old boogie to S Club 7, but then the pace slows down and they all take their partners for some smooching. Maz grabs Pie, for whom she has always harboured a not-so-secret love - yes, Maz does love everyone, but Pie’s always been a bit special - ever since they were naked together (oh, come on, that’s a whole nother story…and besides, I’m sure Maz has mentioned it to you before - where the hell have you been not to hear about that!?) But the truth is that Pie has always harboured a much better-kept secret love for Maz - and he’s decided that he can’t bear the thought of her going back to Drizzle and living so far away again - he can’t stand not to see her every single day. Yes, tonight, he’s going to tell her how he really feels!
Gemma is dancing with Rave (she’s finally got him back after he spent most of the night making the most of his final opportunity to enjoy the Mazzie love).
Mary and Tutch are hiding under the tables drinking fizzy pop and comparing notes on the boys of the street. They both find Flea a bit of a stud, but for them, no-one compares to the Ultimate Boy Of Perfection - of course, it’s Pie. With his Chippendale looks, sweet and caring personality, ability to make anyone laugh even when they want to cry, and biceps to DIE for, he really IS the Ultimate Boy Of Perfection. They wonder where he is - but in fact, he’s taken Maz back to ‘The Palace’ (AKA Number 32, AKA the smelly pit the boys call their home…) in a final attempt to woo her. Whilst Maz is wondering why he has bought her back to this toxic shelter, Pie whips out the biggest bouquet of red roses you ever saw (which have died due to all the boy fumes, but hey, it’s the thought that counts) and some special non-chocolate chocolates (which he made himself after discovering that no shops ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD sold any similar products). And then, he declared his love to Maz.
“Wow!” said Maz. “It only took you twenty years to realise that the feeling is mutual!”
And then, just as Maz and Pie were about to give in to the passions that had been burning inside them for so many years, in stormed Mary and Tutch!
“Don’t do it, Maz!” yelled Mary. “He’s done this to three other girls this week!”
“Yeah!” said Tutch. “He’s confessed his love to me, Mary and that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop! Don’t let him break your heart too!”
It turns out that Mary and Tutch had been watching Pie dancing with Maz all night, and they had a feeling that Pie would end up breaking her heart as he had broken theirs (and the heart of that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop). They had simply been trying to protect their friend from the same heartache that they had been put through by Pie, the serial heartbreaker.
“No, Maz, it’s not true, you’re the one I love!” cried Pie. “You’re the only one for me!”
“That’s exactly what he said to me!” wailed Mary and Tutch in unison. “Don’t listen to him!”
What will Maz do!? Is Pie really the serial heartbreaker that the girls say he is!? Will Maz return to Drizzle alone and heartbroken!? (And just who is that blonde girl that lives above the Corner Shop!?)
Tune in to Episode 4 to find out!!! Coming soon!!!
*rather cheesy closing credits*
This production was brought to you by ABATD Productions.