走向未来电视脚本(二).doc

走向未来（上册）- 35 -Unit 16 At the WeekendDAVID:Hello, I’m David. NATALIE:Hello, I’m Natalie. KEVIN:Hi, I’m Kevin. DAVID:Today we look at what people do at the weekend. Do they stay in— stay at home? Or do they go out? NATALIE:And we look at when people go on holiday. DAVID:(to camera) But first—the weekend. -Kevin, what do you do at the weekend? KEVIN:Well, first I get up late. DAVID:Always? KEVIN:Yes. Always. KEVIN:Every weekend I get up late. I always get up late. Saturday and Sunday, I always get up late. KEVIN:(VO) Always. Always. NATALIE:What time do you get up at the weekend? KEVIN:12 o’clock. NATALIE:12 o’clock! DAVID:That’s late. NATALIE:You don’t get up before 12 o’clock? KEVIN:Never. I always get up late. KEVIN:(firmly) I never get up before 12 o’clock. Never, never, never! KEVIN:(VO) Never. Never. DAVID:So you get up late. KEVIN:Never before twelve. DAVID:Never before twelve. But then what do you do? KEVIN:Oh, different things. I sometimes go shopping. I sometimes go for a walk. I sometimes watch television. KEVIN:I sometimes go shopping. Not always. I sometimes go for a walk. And I sometimes watch television. KEVIN (VO): Sometimes. Sometimes. NATALIE (VO): Always. Always. -Sometimes. Sometimes. -Never. Never. DAVID:At MAP Advertising Rachel Hanson is doing some market research for a magazine. It’s a magazine for young men and women. DAVID (VO): Rachel wants to know what they do at the weekend. RACHEL:Er… excuse me. YOUNG MAN: Yes? RACHEL:Could I ask you some questions? YOUNG MAN: Of course. Sit down. RACHEL:It’s nice here. YOUNG MAN: Yes, it is. What do you want to know? RACHEL:I work for an advertising agency, and I’m doing some research. It’s for a new magazine for people like you. YOUNG MAN: People like me? What do you mean? RACHEL:People between 18 and 25 years old. YOUNG MAN: Right. What do you do at the weekend? YOUNG MAN: Well, on Fridays my wife always goes to her exercise class. Then she visits friends. RACHEL:Don’t you go out? YOUNG MAN: Not on Fridays. I never go out on Fridays. I stay at home and watch television. RACHEL:And on Saturday? YOUNG MAN: On Saturdays my wife and I always go sailing together. RACHEL:Really? YOUNG MAN: We love it. We never miss it. And then, in the evening we go out. RACHEL:Where to? YOUNG MAN: Different places. We sometimes go and see friends. We sometimes go to the cinema or a restaurant. But we always go out on Saturday evenings. RACHEL:I see. And now Sunday. What happen on Sundays? YOUNG MAN: Nothing special. We often go for a walk… And I always cook a big Sunday lunch. RACHEL:Oh. How often do you do the cooking? YOUNG MAN: Um… twice a week… three times a week. RACHEL:Thank you very much. All I need 走向未来（上册）- 36 -now are your personal details— your name, job and so on. What’s your surname? YOUNG MAN: Robinson. DAVID:So what did Rachel find out? KEVIN:On Saturdays my wife and I always go sailing. KEVIN:We never miss it. We always to sailing. Every Saturday. KEVIN:We sometimes go to the cinema. We sometimes go to a restaurant. DAVID: And what about Sunday? KEVIN:We often go for a walk. Often. (PRONOUNCED/’ fn/THROUGHOUT) DAVID (VO): Often. Often. KEVIN (VO): Always. -Often. -Sometimes. -Never. DAVID:Kevin, how often do you go out? KEVIN:Three times a week. DAVID:Natalie? NATALIE:Twice a week. And how often do you go out? DAVID:Once a week. DAVID:How often do you go out? How often? How often? NATALIE:(to camera) Three times a week. NATALIE:(to camera) Twice a week. NATALIE:(to camera) Once a week. KEVIN:(without taking breath) Once. Twice. Three times. Four times. Five times. Six times. Seven times. Eight times. Nine times. Ten times. Eleven times. Twelve times. DAVID:How often? CIDERELLA: But I never go out. UGLY SISTER: (pointing at cooking pots on range) Cook the dinner! CINDERELLA: (dejected) I always cook the dinner. -How often do you cook the dinner? UGLY SISTER: Wash the dishes! CINDERELLA: How often do you wash the dishes? CINERELLA: (dejectedly to herself) I always wash the dishes. CINDERELLA: I always cook the dinner. CINDERELLA: I always wash the dishes. CINDERELLA AND PERINCE: We never go out. DAVID: (to camera) We don’t always work. We sometimes go out. And we sometimes go on holiday. -Natalie, how often do you go on holiday? NATALIE:Once a year. DAVID:Kevin? KEVIN:About four times a year. DAVID:(repeating in astonishment) Four times year! NATALIE:How often do you go on holiday? INTERVIEWEES: PC HILL:Probably twice a year: once in the winter, then again, a summer holiday. SHERRY MCGONEGLE: I go on holiday about 5 or 6 times a year. CHRIS SIMPSON: I try and to on holiday… er… at least 3 times a year. CHRISTINE BAHR: I take a vacation… um… about once or twice a year. NORMAN STEPHENS: I don’t very often go on holiday at all. NATALIE:How often do you eat in a restaurant? INTERVIEWERS: GENE ABBOTT: I eat in a restaurant about twice a week. PATSY SEDDEN: Um, at least once or twice a wee。