Bad Wolf
29-04-2005, 08:14
Harley is struggling with Shannon’s constant desire for celebrity. The couple are now the subject of a ‘fly on the wall’ documentary and Harley has just woken to find a camera crew in his bedroom! Things get worse when Shannon brings Erika and the crew out to see the lads train. Roger isn’t too happy to see them, especially as he’s busy showing off his son, Seb’s talents to Hazel. Jackie however is concerned that Roger may be pushing his son too hard, but Roger is too preoccupied with his worries that Seb will end up humiliating him on the pitch.
Amber is reigning supreme ever since her and Conrad sent Tanya packing. Conrad is determined to win back Amber’s affections but she has no time for a reconciliation; she’s off to meet Peter Andre to convince him to record a single with her.
Says Peter: “Before filming my role I had not seen many episodes of Footballers’ Wives but I will definitely be watching it now I’ve met all the characters. It is a great show and I had a lot of fun recording it. They are a great bunch of actors and it was really enjoyable working with them.”
However, Amber’s meeting with Peter starts disastrously. It seems that no one told Peter that Conrad wasn’t going to be there – Amber can’t believe it – didn’t his agent tell him about her idea for a duet? Peter is polite but firm, she’s just not cool enough. Jealous Conrad isn’t too pleased when he sees the two together and fists soon start to fly. When Peter walks out, Amber makes it clear that she blames Conrad for ruining everything.
After overhearing Roger’s conversation with Jackie, Seb starts putting 110% into training. It’s obvious that he’s desperate to receive even the smallest word of praise from his dad. He does seem to be impressing at least one of his new team-mates though, although Noah’s motivations may not be purely innocent!
At last Amber is given the chance to be a pop princess when she is asked to record ‘Bhangra Bootie’, a single for a top record producer. Conrad organises a special dinner by way of a celebration and finally, Amber seems to be melting towards him. Predictably, Amber is in her element as a haughty pop princess, but she’s in for a shock when she tries to sack Surjit, the director and discovers that the single is only being made because Conrad is paying for it! Although initially furious, she forgives Conrad when he explains that he did it to give her a chance to shine.
Noah is gutted when Seb invites a drunken Darius to join them both for drinks, especially when Darius calls some girls over and Seb starts to get cosy with them – it seems that Noah is out of luck. Roger makes a fool of himself when he crashes the party and has a go at Seb for staying out late. Seb is furious and walks out, but not before pointing out to Roger that he’s been on the orange juice all night. Later, Darius takes one of the girls home with him, but unable to do the business, he throws her out and finds solace in alcohol.
Seb’s made up when Roger picks him as a substitute for the upcoming match. It looks like he might have a good chance of getting a game when Roger and Harley discover Darius crying in the shower. Although they miss Darius on the pitch, the Sparks seem to come alive in the second half when Roger brings Seb on. When Seb scores and the Sparks win, Roger is bursting with pride. However, the smile quickly disappears from Seb’s face when the drug-testers arrive. Roger picks up on Seb’s relief when he is not called for a test – it seems that there may be a reason for his son’s enhanced performance.
Shannon is gutted when she discovers that none of the other wives watched her documentary, and feels even more left out of things when she finds out that Lucy is hosting a Bhangra themed launch at Cocoon for Amber’s single. Amber is beside herself at the launch – she loves being back in the spotlight. Shannon finds the whole thing increasingly hard to swallow – until she sees some of the foreign kitchen staff that she met during the filming of her documentary – but why are the police taking them away? It turns out that Bruno’s been cutting corners. He’s definitely not impressed with Shannon – he could end up ruined!
Noah is in a mess over his sexuality and is finding it increasingly difficult to suppress Bethany’s insatiable desire. Realising that he’s going to have to take some drastic action if he’s ever going to be ‘cured’ of being gay, he sticks a gay porn film on the TV and picks up a staple gun.
Roger can’t let his nagging doubts go and, even though Seb denies looking shifty when the testers arrived, decides to give him a piss test just to make sure. Seb cracks and admits that he did take drugs to enhance his performance.
Amber is reigning supreme ever since her and Conrad sent Tanya packing. Conrad is determined to win back Amber’s affections but she has no time for a reconciliation; she’s off to meet Peter Andre to convince him to record a single with her.
Says Peter: “Before filming my role I had not seen many episodes of Footballers’ Wives but I will definitely be watching it now I’ve met all the characters. It is a great show and I had a lot of fun recording it. They are a great bunch of actors and it was really enjoyable working with them.”
However, Amber’s meeting with Peter starts disastrously. It seems that no one told Peter that Conrad wasn’t going to be there – Amber can’t believe it – didn’t his agent tell him about her idea for a duet? Peter is polite but firm, she’s just not cool enough. Jealous Conrad isn’t too pleased when he sees the two together and fists soon start to fly. When Peter walks out, Amber makes it clear that she blames Conrad for ruining everything.
After overhearing Roger’s conversation with Jackie, Seb starts putting 110% into training. It’s obvious that he’s desperate to receive even the smallest word of praise from his dad. He does seem to be impressing at least one of his new team-mates though, although Noah’s motivations may not be purely innocent!
At last Amber is given the chance to be a pop princess when she is asked to record ‘Bhangra Bootie’, a single for a top record producer. Conrad organises a special dinner by way of a celebration and finally, Amber seems to be melting towards him. Predictably, Amber is in her element as a haughty pop princess, but she’s in for a shock when she tries to sack Surjit, the director and discovers that the single is only being made because Conrad is paying for it! Although initially furious, she forgives Conrad when he explains that he did it to give her a chance to shine.
Noah is gutted when Seb invites a drunken Darius to join them both for drinks, especially when Darius calls some girls over and Seb starts to get cosy with them – it seems that Noah is out of luck. Roger makes a fool of himself when he crashes the party and has a go at Seb for staying out late. Seb is furious and walks out, but not before pointing out to Roger that he’s been on the orange juice all night. Later, Darius takes one of the girls home with him, but unable to do the business, he throws her out and finds solace in alcohol.
Seb’s made up when Roger picks him as a substitute for the upcoming match. It looks like he might have a good chance of getting a game when Roger and Harley discover Darius crying in the shower. Although they miss Darius on the pitch, the Sparks seem to come alive in the second half when Roger brings Seb on. When Seb scores and the Sparks win, Roger is bursting with pride. However, the smile quickly disappears from Seb’s face when the drug-testers arrive. Roger picks up on Seb’s relief when he is not called for a test – it seems that there may be a reason for his son’s enhanced performance.
Shannon is gutted when she discovers that none of the other wives watched her documentary, and feels even more left out of things when she finds out that Lucy is hosting a Bhangra themed launch at Cocoon for Amber’s single. Amber is beside herself at the launch – she loves being back in the spotlight. Shannon finds the whole thing increasingly hard to swallow – until she sees some of the foreign kitchen staff that she met during the filming of her documentary – but why are the police taking them away? It turns out that Bruno’s been cutting corners. He’s definitely not impressed with Shannon – he could end up ruined!
Noah is in a mess over his sexuality and is finding it increasingly difficult to suppress Bethany’s insatiable desire. Realising that he’s going to have to take some drastic action if he’s ever going to be ‘cured’ of being gay, he sticks a gay porn film on the TV and picks up a staple gun.
Roger can’t let his nagging doubts go and, even though Seb denies looking shifty when the testers arrived, decides to give him a piss test just to make sure. Seb cracks and admits that he did take drugs to enhance his performance.