WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:03.336 --> 00:00:07.340 (film reel rolling) (mysterious music) 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:11.845 --> 00:00:15.015 (bright upbeat music) 5 00:00:31.031 --> 00:00:34.534 (upbeat orchestral music) 6 00:01:07.859 --> 00:01:09.694 - It's a win-win, 7 00:01:09.694 --> 00:01:11.488 and you'll be reunited with your daughter back east, 8 00:01:11.488 --> 00:01:14.074 and I'll make sure that your treasured home 9 00:01:14.074 --> 00:01:17.702 gets the buyer who appreciates what a rare gem this is. 10 00:01:17.702 --> 00:01:19.454 - Thank you, have a nice day. 11 00:01:19.454 --> 00:01:20.497 - You too. 12 00:01:23.875 --> 00:01:27.212 - You know, I think... 13 00:01:28.296 --> 00:01:30.006 Let's go with the penthouse. 14 00:01:30.006 --> 00:01:31.424 - Okay. (cell phone buzzing) 15 00:01:31.424 --> 00:01:32.258 Excuse me. 16 00:01:34.094 --> 00:01:36.221 Meg, honey. 17 00:01:37.764 --> 00:01:39.474 Where are you? 18 00:01:39.474 --> 00:01:40.725 - Beverly Hills. 19 00:01:42.018 --> 00:01:43.228 - The Aspen Wall mansion? 20 00:01:43.228 --> 00:01:44.771 - Mm-hm, we got the listing. 21 00:01:45.980 --> 00:01:48.024 - You are relentless. 22 00:01:48.024 --> 00:01:49.192 You've been on the hunt for that 23 00:01:49.192 --> 00:01:50.443 since before you even met me. 24 00:01:50.443 --> 00:01:51.444 - Hm, it's hereditary. 25 00:01:51.444 --> 00:01:53.279 - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 26 00:01:53.279 --> 00:01:55.156 I know, your family's treasure hunters. Blah, blah, blah. 27 00:01:55.156 --> 00:01:57.075 - [Meg] How's it going over there? 28 00:01:57.075 --> 00:01:59.119 - Well, Ms. Oswald is here 29 00:01:59.119 --> 00:02:02.622 and she wants to sign on the penthouse. 30 00:02:02.622 --> 00:02:04.707 - Don't you dare let that happen. 31 00:02:04.707 --> 00:02:06.126 - She doesn't want a big house. 32 00:02:06.126 --> 00:02:07.377 - I'll convince her. 33 00:02:08.461 --> 00:02:09.963 There'll be a bigger commission. 34 00:02:11.131 --> 00:02:12.674 (Royce sighs) 35 00:02:12.674 --> 00:02:14.551 - Fine, I can buy you an hour, but hurry. 36 00:02:14.551 --> 00:02:15.385 - Perfect. 37 00:02:17.053 --> 00:02:20.223 (bright upbeat music) 38 00:02:23.434 --> 00:02:26.354 - I'll admit, I've always loved this house, 39 00:02:26.354 --> 00:02:28.481 but I never thought Babs would put it on the market, 40 00:02:28.481 --> 00:02:30.608 so I just forgot about it. 41 00:02:30.608 --> 00:02:32.527 - Well just because something is forgotten 42 00:02:32.527 --> 00:02:34.988 doesn't mean it's not worth finding again. 43 00:02:37.031 --> 00:02:41.119 You know, the penthouse apartment is nice, 44 00:02:41.119 --> 00:02:44.956 but a property like this, so much space. 45 00:02:44.956 --> 00:02:49.961 So many rooms for children and grandchildren. 46 00:02:50.879 --> 00:02:52.422 - I can hear it now. 47 00:02:52.422 --> 00:02:53.590 The pitter-patter of all those little feet 48 00:02:53.590 --> 00:02:55.049 on the vintage oak floors. 49 00:02:55.049 --> 00:02:56.551 - I like the sound of that. 50 00:02:59.345 --> 00:03:02.891 Let me call my accountants. I think we can make this work. 51 00:03:02.891 --> 00:03:05.268 - Amazing. (Meg chuckles) 52 00:03:05.268 --> 00:03:07.562 I will write that offer up for you right away. 53 00:03:07.562 --> 00:03:09.105 - Thank you. Look forward to talking to you. 54 00:03:09.105 --> 00:03:10.732 - Of course. After you. 55 00:03:12.150 --> 00:03:15.320 (bright upbeat music) 56 00:03:16.571 --> 00:03:20.366 Babe, you are amazing. 57 00:03:20.366 --> 00:03:21.784 - I know. 58 00:03:21.784 --> 00:03:23.244 - Couple more commissions like that, 59 00:03:23.244 --> 00:03:24.829 we're gonna be partners in no time. 60 00:03:24.829 --> 00:03:26.623 Just think, maybe we should start looking 61 00:03:26.623 --> 00:03:28.666 for that property that the partners want for their resort. 62 00:03:28.666 --> 00:03:30.126 (Meg chuckles) 63 00:03:30.126 --> 00:03:31.336 Come on, it'd be champagne, penthouses 64 00:03:31.336 --> 00:03:33.588 and ski trips for us. 65 00:03:33.588 --> 00:03:35.673 - I don't know if a penthouse is for me. 66 00:03:37.091 --> 00:03:38.927 I always thought something like this. 67 00:03:38.927 --> 00:03:40.428 A little bit more homey. 68 00:03:40.428 --> 00:03:41.971 - Babe, home is where you put your stuff 69 00:03:41.971 --> 00:03:43.765 between the office and the golf course. 70 00:03:45.099 --> 00:03:47.894 (Meg scoffs) (cell phone buzzing) 71 00:03:47.894 --> 00:03:48.728 - Hello. 72 00:03:52.774 --> 00:03:54.943 (melancholy music) 73 00:03:54.943 --> 00:03:57.779 Um, thank you for letting me know. 74 00:03:59.322 --> 00:04:00.156 - What's up? 75 00:04:02.784 --> 00:04:03.618 - I... 76 00:04:05.578 --> 00:04:07.163 I have to go. 77 00:04:07.163 --> 00:04:08.248 - Well, what happened? 78 00:04:09.165 --> 00:04:09.999 Are you okay? 79 00:04:12.001 --> 00:04:14.921 (melancholy music) 80 00:04:16.714 --> 00:04:18.466 100K, baby. 81 00:04:22.887 --> 00:04:26.391 (gentle orchestral music) 82 00:04:49.747 --> 00:04:50.915 (Meg gasps) (tires squealing) 83 00:04:50.915 --> 00:04:53.209 - Whoa, watch it. 84 00:04:53.209 --> 00:04:54.961 Why don't you watch where you're... 85 00:04:57.714 --> 00:04:58.548 - What? 86 00:04:59.632 --> 00:05:01.551 - No harm, no foul, right? 87 00:05:01.551 --> 00:05:03.553 - Yeah, luckily. Hate to be stuck here waiting for AAA. 88 00:05:04.804 --> 00:05:06.306 - Lakewood's not so bad. 89 00:05:06.306 --> 00:05:07.932 I could show you around if you want. 90 00:05:07.932 --> 00:05:09.642 - No need. I grew up here. 91 00:05:10.518 --> 00:05:12.103 - Oh. 92 00:05:12.103 --> 00:05:14.355 Oh, you must be here for the Tomato Toss. 93 00:05:14.355 --> 00:05:17.650 - Mm. Rather go to jury duty. 94 00:05:17.650 --> 00:05:20.153 - Wow, you are pretty judgemental 95 00:05:20.153 --> 00:05:21.696 for somebody who hasn't apologized yet 96 00:05:21.696 --> 00:05:23.781 for almost hitting me with her car. 97 00:05:23.781 --> 00:05:25.241 Who died and made you grumpy? 98 00:05:26.451 --> 00:05:27.285 - My father. 99 00:05:28.202 --> 00:05:29.287 If you'll excuse me. 100 00:05:32.915 --> 00:05:36.002 (car starts up) 101 00:05:36.002 --> 00:05:39.505 (gentle orchestral music) 102 00:06:05.406 --> 00:06:08.326 (door bell chimes) 103 00:06:09.410 --> 00:06:11.621 Coffee, please. 104 00:06:11.621 --> 00:06:14.290 - Meg? Oh my gosh, is that you? 105 00:06:14.290 --> 00:06:15.124 - Sarah. 106 00:06:15.124 --> 00:06:16.709 Hi. 107 00:06:16.709 --> 00:06:19.837 - Oh my gosh. Look at you with that LA glow. 108 00:06:19.837 --> 00:06:21.714 Oh my goodness, I haven't seen you 109 00:06:21.714 --> 00:06:24.884 since you stormed outta a lake with like a bat outta heck. 110 00:06:24.884 --> 00:06:26.677 Seems like just yesterday I was sneaking you waffles 111 00:06:26.677 --> 00:06:31.057 outta the back of this place and now it's all mine. 112 00:06:32.141 --> 00:06:33.601 - Hm. 113 00:06:33.601 --> 00:06:35.436 (Sarah sighs) 114 00:06:35.436 --> 00:06:36.854 Oh, I'll have that to go. 115 00:06:37.730 --> 00:06:38.981 - Oh. 116 00:06:38.981 --> 00:06:39.816 Okay. 117 00:06:41.234 --> 00:06:42.735 I know it seems pretty quiet in here now, 118 00:06:42.735 --> 00:06:44.737 but you should see this place at breakfast. 119 00:06:44.737 --> 00:06:46.280 These farmers can put away 120 00:06:46.280 --> 00:06:48.699 an alarming amount of pancakes. (chuckles) 121 00:06:48.699 --> 00:06:50.993 Gary says sometimes I flip 'em in my sleep. (chuckles) 122 00:06:50.993 --> 00:06:52.453 - Gary? 123 00:06:52.453 --> 00:06:54.038 - Yeah, my husband. 124 00:06:54.038 --> 00:06:57.125 - Wait, Gary, Gary from high school? 125 00:06:57.125 --> 00:06:58.918 - Very same. 126 00:06:58.918 --> 00:07:02.088 I know, high school sweethearts to Lakewood power couple. 127 00:07:02.088 --> 00:07:03.548 He runs the hardware store in town. 128 00:07:03.548 --> 00:07:05.133 - Wow. 129 00:07:05.133 --> 00:07:06.300 - You have got to come by for dinner 130 00:07:06.300 --> 00:07:07.135 to meet our daughter Kimmy. 131 00:07:07.135 --> 00:07:08.678 She is amazing. 132 00:07:08.678 --> 00:07:10.304 She's got dreams as big as a mountain, 133 00:07:10.304 --> 00:07:12.765 attention span as deep as a puddle. 134 00:07:12.765 --> 00:07:14.142 - Sarah, when you've got a second, 135 00:07:14.142 --> 00:07:15.351 can I grab a refill? 136 00:07:15.351 --> 00:07:16.519 - In a second, Kyle. 137 00:07:16.519 --> 00:07:18.146 - Oh, I'm not staying long. 138 00:07:18.146 --> 00:07:21.065 Have to just meet with my father's lawyer. 139 00:07:21.065 --> 00:07:23.067 - Oh, right. God, listen to me babbling on. 140 00:07:23.067 --> 00:07:25.403 I was so sorry to hear about Frank. 141 00:07:25.403 --> 00:07:26.320 How are you doing? 142 00:07:27.238 --> 00:07:29.699 - Oh, um, fine, thanks. 143 00:07:29.699 --> 00:07:31.159 We weren't that close. 144 00:07:32.076 --> 00:07:33.619 - Right. 145 00:07:33.619 --> 00:07:35.037 Well, he will really be missed around here. 146 00:07:35.037 --> 00:07:36.706 He was a real gem, your pop. 147 00:07:38.499 --> 00:07:40.209 - I could just grab a coffee pot myself. 148 00:07:40.209 --> 00:07:41.752 - In a second, Kyle. 149 00:07:41.752 --> 00:07:44.505 I am reuniting with my oldest friend, okay? 150 00:07:44.505 --> 00:07:47.383 Learn a little patience and you might go far in life. 151 00:07:47.383 --> 00:07:49.093 - I'm a doctor. 152 00:07:49.093 --> 00:07:50.261 (Sarah scoffs) 153 00:07:50.261 --> 00:07:51.846 - Some people are so oblivious. 154 00:07:51.846 --> 00:07:54.432 - Sarah, it was lovely running into you. 155 00:07:54.432 --> 00:07:55.683 - Oh, right. Oh, you gotta go. 156 00:07:55.683 --> 00:07:57.727 I know, but hold on one second. 157 00:08:01.814 --> 00:08:04.150 Call me anytime, day or night. 158 00:08:05.443 --> 00:08:07.278 - I appreciate that. 159 00:08:07.278 --> 00:08:08.112 Thanks. 160 00:08:08.112 --> 00:08:08.946 - [Kyle] Sarah. 161 00:08:10.698 --> 00:08:11.991 - Coming, Kyle. 162 00:08:13.493 --> 00:08:16.996 (gentle orchestral music) 163 00:08:35.515 --> 00:08:37.058 - Megan. 164 00:08:37.058 --> 00:08:40.019 Good to see you again. - Oh, Don, you too. 165 00:08:40.019 --> 00:08:42.522 - Ah, sorry, I had to drag you all the way out 166 00:08:42.522 --> 00:08:44.732 to settle the estate. - Mm, it's okay. 167 00:08:44.732 --> 00:08:46.776 It's good to be back here again. 168 00:08:46.776 --> 00:08:49.570 - Mm, well, it was one of Frank's conditions 169 00:08:49.570 --> 00:08:51.531 that we do this here. 170 00:08:51.531 --> 00:08:53.407 - Typical dad. - Mm. 171 00:08:53.407 --> 00:08:55.993 - Wait. One of his conditions? 172 00:08:57.453 --> 00:09:00.456 (soft upbeat music) 173 00:09:09.757 --> 00:09:11.884 - [Don] Did you know your dad was in the process 174 00:09:11.884 --> 00:09:13.844 of turning the house into an exhibit? 175 00:09:15.304 --> 00:09:17.223 - No, we hadn't talked in a while. 176 00:09:17.223 --> 00:09:19.058 - Hm. 177 00:09:19.058 --> 00:09:22.478 Frank was particularly proud of his local finds. 178 00:09:22.478 --> 00:09:26.649 He wanted to create a museum that was a tribute to Lakewood. 179 00:09:26.649 --> 00:09:28.234 - Are you sure it wasn't a tribute 180 00:09:28.234 --> 00:09:30.736 to Frank the incredible explorer extraordinaire? 181 00:09:31.654 --> 00:09:32.488 - Here it is. 182 00:09:34.991 --> 00:09:36.492 - It being? 183 00:09:36.492 --> 00:09:40.538 - Your father's final wishes all encased 184 00:09:40.538 --> 00:09:44.709 in the hidden compartment in his treasured desk. 185 00:09:46.752 --> 00:09:49.213 The presentation was all a part of it, sorry. 186 00:09:49.213 --> 00:09:54.218 Frank loved a bit of drama. (Meg and Don chuckle) 187 00:09:57.597 --> 00:10:00.516 (mysterious music) 188 00:10:03.436 --> 00:10:05.896 First, his last will and testament, 189 00:10:05.896 --> 00:10:09.233 a copy of which he entrusted with me 190 00:10:09.233 --> 00:10:11.235 for safekeeping in a vault. 191 00:10:11.235 --> 00:10:15.406 Second, Frank's personal diary. 192 00:10:16.741 --> 00:10:19.869 And last but not least, 193 00:10:19.869 --> 00:10:23.789 the centerpiece of your father's legacy. 194 00:10:24.874 --> 00:10:28.002 The one prize that alluded him. 195 00:10:28.002 --> 00:10:30.713 the reason he moved to Lakewood in the first place. 196 00:10:30.713 --> 00:10:35.051 The map to the long lost treasure of Lakewood. 197 00:10:36.427 --> 00:10:37.303 - That old thing. 198 00:10:38.763 --> 00:10:41.182 My dad used to stare at that for hours. 199 00:10:41.182 --> 00:10:44.018 - Yeah, your father wanted to leave his collection 200 00:10:44.018 --> 00:10:46.354 with someone who would care for it 201 00:10:46.354 --> 00:10:48.189 and share it with the world. 202 00:10:48.189 --> 00:10:49.815 He wanted that someone to be you. 203 00:10:51.734 --> 00:10:54.362 - Why do I sense a gigantic but? 204 00:10:54.362 --> 00:10:58.282 - But you wanted to make sure you were the right person, 205 00:10:58.282 --> 00:11:00.910 so he left you a task. 206 00:11:00.910 --> 00:11:05.081 Use this map to find the treasure of Lakewood, 207 00:11:05.081 --> 00:11:08.084 the one puzzle he could never solve. 208 00:11:08.084 --> 00:11:10.920 You do this, you inherit everything. 209 00:11:10.920 --> 00:11:13.297 The house, the land, the whole sha-bang. 210 00:11:13.297 --> 00:11:17.677 - Great. So he left me with an impossible task. 211 00:11:17.677 --> 00:11:20.554 What happens if I don't wanna jump through his hoops? 212 00:11:20.554 --> 00:11:23.349 - The whole thing gets handed over to a trust he set up 213 00:11:23.349 --> 00:11:25.935 and they'll install their own curator. 214 00:11:25.935 --> 00:11:27.728 - Is there a a deadline? 215 00:11:27.728 --> 00:11:30.940 - Two weeks, and then the curator position goes to a vote. 216 00:11:30.940 --> 00:11:33.818 - So he left me two weeks to solve a mystery 217 00:11:33.818 --> 00:11:37.029 that has baffled him for decades? (scoffs) 218 00:11:37.029 --> 00:11:40.449 And people wonder why our relationship was so complicated. 219 00:11:40.449 --> 00:11:42.493 - I'm just the messenger. 220 00:11:42.493 --> 00:11:44.954 - Do you do a lot of treasure hunt will readings, Don? 221 00:11:44.954 --> 00:11:46.831 - Well, this is my first. 222 00:11:46.831 --> 00:11:49.125 Your father, he was a dear friend, 223 00:11:49.125 --> 00:11:51.669 but he sure could be exhausting. 224 00:11:51.669 --> 00:11:54.630 (Meg chuckles) 225 00:11:54.630 --> 00:11:56.090 (gentle orchestral music) 226 00:11:56.090 --> 00:11:57.091 (Royce scoffs) 227 00:11:57.091 --> 00:11:58.676 - Whoa, whoa, whoa. 228 00:11:58.676 --> 00:12:01.178 You're telling me that you get all that land? 229 00:12:02.138 --> 00:12:04.014 - Yeah, I guess. 230 00:12:04.014 --> 00:12:05.516 - Babe, I'm just throwing this out there, 231 00:12:05.516 --> 00:12:07.017 but if you can get all that land, 232 00:12:07.017 --> 00:12:08.644 it's the perfect spot for the resort. 233 00:12:08.644 --> 00:12:10.938 - What, you mean the partners' dream project? 234 00:12:10.938 --> 00:12:12.523 - Yes. 235 00:12:12.523 --> 00:12:13.983 They've been looking for a perfect spot for years 236 00:12:13.983 --> 00:12:14.984 and if we could deliver that to them. 237 00:12:14.984 --> 00:12:16.819 - Yeah, I don't know. 238 00:12:16.819 --> 00:12:19.363 I mean, just because this place holds a lot of bad memories 239 00:12:19.363 --> 00:12:20.740 doesn't mean I wanna see it get turned 240 00:12:20.740 --> 00:12:22.616 into Disneyland Minnesota. 241 00:12:22.616 --> 00:12:25.119 - Babe, it's like I was saying the other day. 242 00:12:25.119 --> 00:12:27.121 Something like this is career rocket fuel. 243 00:12:27.121 --> 00:12:29.206 It would shoot us straight to the top. 244 00:12:29.206 --> 00:12:31.041 We'd be able to pick whatever office we want, 245 00:12:31.041 --> 00:12:32.793 whatever project we want. 246 00:12:32.793 --> 00:12:35.379 We'd be able to start building our dream home. 247 00:12:35.379 --> 00:12:37.840 - Okay, I'll give it one shot. 248 00:12:37.840 --> 00:12:39.383 But even if I find anything, 249 00:12:39.383 --> 00:12:41.302 I'm not making any promises, okay? 250 00:12:41.302 --> 00:12:44.889 - Let's just collect all the cards before we fold, okay? 251 00:12:45.848 --> 00:12:47.016 - All right. 252 00:12:47.016 --> 00:12:49.226 Let's find some treasure. 253 00:12:49.226 --> 00:12:50.561 - Let's find some treasure. 254 00:12:52.271 --> 00:12:55.107 (fabric rustling) 255 00:12:56.192 --> 00:12:59.528 (upbeat mysterious music) 256 00:13:19.340 --> 00:13:21.133 (Meg grunts) 257 00:13:21.133 --> 00:13:23.135 - [Tom] Not big reader in LA, are ya? 258 00:13:25.095 --> 00:13:25.930 - Hello? 259 00:13:27.473 --> 00:13:28.933 - You talking to a scarecrow? 260 00:13:29.892 --> 00:13:31.393 (Meg gasps) 261 00:13:31.393 --> 00:13:33.938 (Meg sighs) 262 00:13:33.938 --> 00:13:35.022 Looks like that hurt. 263 00:13:35.981 --> 00:13:37.441 - Oh. 264 00:13:37.441 --> 00:13:38.984 You again. 265 00:13:38.984 --> 00:13:40.361 - [Tom] If only there was a sign 266 00:13:40.361 --> 00:13:41.737 telling you how to keep out. 267 00:13:46.909 --> 00:13:51.914 - Yeah, well. What are you doing up high again? 268 00:13:53.666 --> 00:13:55.459 - I'm getting a bird's eye view of the scarecrow 269 00:13:55.459 --> 00:13:57.127 to see if it works, which clearly it doesn't. 270 00:13:58.587 --> 00:14:02.216 Okay, look, I lost my dad a couple years ago, 271 00:14:02.216 --> 00:14:05.344 so I'm sorry about earlier. 272 00:14:05.344 --> 00:14:08.889 But what are you doing here on my land? 273 00:14:11.016 --> 00:14:14.019 - We got off on the wrong foot. How about we start over? 274 00:14:14.979 --> 00:14:16.856 I'm Meg Davis. 275 00:14:16.856 --> 00:14:18.315 - I'm Tom. 276 00:14:18.315 --> 00:14:20.609 - You might have known my father Frank. 277 00:14:20.609 --> 00:14:23.863 He fancied himself something of an explorer. 278 00:14:23.863 --> 00:14:25.614 - Oh, yeah. 279 00:14:25.614 --> 00:14:27.992 Yeah, I caught him stiffing around a few times. 280 00:14:27.992 --> 00:14:28.868 Hence the sign. 281 00:14:30.286 --> 00:14:31.620 - Yeah, I can explain that. 282 00:14:31.620 --> 00:14:34.206 He came across this map. 283 00:14:34.206 --> 00:14:37.793 Supposedly it leads to Lakewood's long lost treasure? 284 00:14:37.793 --> 00:14:39.837 Became obsessed hunting it down. 285 00:14:41.046 --> 00:14:42.631 - On my land? 286 00:14:42.631 --> 00:14:44.925 No. I'm not that lucky. 287 00:14:46.427 --> 00:14:48.762 Besides, what's that gotta do with you? 288 00:14:48.762 --> 00:14:51.473 - He left me in sort of a tricky position. 289 00:14:51.473 --> 00:14:53.350 In order to inherit his estate, 290 00:14:53.350 --> 00:14:56.979 I must find this so-called treasure. 291 00:14:56.979 --> 00:15:01.233 - Well, look, it's getting late and I don't really have time 292 00:15:01.233 --> 00:15:03.569 for a wild goose chase, so. 293 00:15:03.569 --> 00:15:05.863 - Yeah, that wasn't an invitation. 294 00:15:05.863 --> 00:15:07.698 - Take my word. 295 00:15:07.698 --> 00:15:10.034 Inheritances aren't always all they're cracked up to be. 296 00:15:11.493 --> 00:15:13.537 - Well, can I at least look around? 297 00:15:13.537 --> 00:15:15.831 - Everything you need to know is on that sign. 298 00:15:16.916 --> 00:15:18.834 You might wanna wash that shoe. 299 00:15:18.834 --> 00:15:21.503 There's a chance that that mud you stepped in ain't mud. 300 00:15:21.503 --> 00:15:23.505 (Meg scoffs) 301 00:15:23.505 --> 00:15:28.510 (upbeat music) (Meg grumbling) 302 00:15:32.222 --> 00:15:37.227 (bath water running) (upbeat music) 303 00:15:53.827 --> 00:15:54.662 Look at you. 304 00:15:56.038 --> 00:15:58.415 Not even good enough for ketchup. 305 00:15:58.415 --> 00:15:59.291 (tomato thuds) 306 00:15:59.291 --> 00:16:01.168 Come on, boys. 307 00:16:01.168 --> 00:16:02.503 This is our last shot and you're letting me down. 308 00:16:03.921 --> 00:16:05.756 - Ah, you might wanna give 'em a break. 309 00:16:05.756 --> 00:16:07.299 And yourself. 310 00:16:07.299 --> 00:16:09.218 - I don't know what dad's secret was, mom. 311 00:16:09.218 --> 00:16:10.386 I don't have the touch. 312 00:16:12.179 --> 00:16:14.723 - Ugh, that new fertilizer's not working out for you then? 313 00:16:14.723 --> 00:16:15.891 - No. 314 00:16:15.891 --> 00:16:17.726 And for what we paid for it, 315 00:16:17.726 --> 00:16:18.602 we ought to be fighting off tomato monsters by now. 316 00:16:18.602 --> 00:16:19.436 (June chuckles) 317 00:16:19.436 --> 00:16:20.980 - Well... 318 00:16:20.980 --> 00:16:23.983 Ugh, yeah, I'd say you get an early night. 319 00:16:23.983 --> 00:16:25.943 Things always look better in the morning. 320 00:16:33.534 --> 00:16:36.370 (insects buzzing) 321 00:16:43.043 --> 00:16:46.255 - Antique mayonnaise. 322 00:16:47.840 --> 00:16:48.674 Gross. 323 00:16:54.555 --> 00:16:57.224 (Meg sighs) 324 00:16:57.224 --> 00:16:59.727 Restaurants near me. 325 00:17:02.688 --> 00:17:04.023 Closed, 326 00:17:04.023 --> 00:17:05.858 closed, 327 00:17:05.858 --> 00:17:07.359 closed. 328 00:17:07.359 --> 00:17:08.193 Open. 329 00:17:09.486 --> 00:17:10.404 About an hour away. 330 00:17:11.447 --> 00:17:13.032 (Meg sighs) 331 00:17:13.032 --> 00:17:15.367 Daddy really did drag us out to the boonies. 332 00:17:36.847 --> 00:17:39.433 - Hey, Sarah, it's Meg. 333 00:17:39.433 --> 00:17:41.477 Does your diner deliver? 334 00:17:43.228 --> 00:17:46.732 (gentle orchestral music) 335 00:18:09.338 --> 00:18:11.757 (Tom sighs) 336 00:18:13.926 --> 00:18:15.260 - Some family motto. 337 00:18:16.678 --> 00:18:17.805 More like a curse. 338 00:18:20.099 --> 00:18:24.103 (gentle orchestral music) 339 00:18:24.103 --> 00:18:26.855 (doorbell rings) 340 00:18:29.108 --> 00:18:31.944 (insects buzzing) 341 00:18:34.822 --> 00:18:35.906 (Tom yells) (Meg screams) 342 00:18:35.906 --> 00:18:37.825 (Tom laughing) 343 00:18:37.825 --> 00:18:41.245 - Ugh. 344 00:18:41.245 --> 00:18:42.830 (Tom laughs) 345 00:18:42.830 --> 00:18:43.831 Did you drag that all the way from the field 346 00:18:43.831 --> 00:18:45.374 just to scare me? 347 00:18:45.374 --> 00:18:47.459 - Yes, I did. And it was totally worth it. 348 00:18:49.211 --> 00:18:53.048 So I was thinking, this treasure you're looking for, 349 00:18:53.048 --> 00:18:54.716 is it valuable? 350 00:18:54.716 --> 00:18:56.301 - It can be. 351 00:18:56.301 --> 00:18:58.428 - Okay, so let's make a deal. 352 00:18:58.428 --> 00:19:00.639 You and I go hunting for it together 353 00:19:00.639 --> 00:19:03.100 and whatever we find, we split 50/50. 354 00:19:03.100 --> 00:19:03.934 (Meg scoffs) 355 00:19:03.934 --> 00:19:04.852 - It's my map. 356 00:19:04.852 --> 00:19:06.103 - It's my land. 357 00:19:11.233 --> 00:19:14.236 - Deal, but the scarecrow stays in the car. 358 00:19:16.738 --> 00:19:17.906 Sarah. 359 00:19:17.906 --> 00:19:19.241 - Hi. 360 00:19:19.241 --> 00:19:21.160 - Oh, you are a lifesaver. 361 00:19:21.160 --> 00:19:23.162 - Oh, just being neighborly. 362 00:19:23.162 --> 00:19:24.746 - Hi, Tom. - Hey. 363 00:19:24.746 --> 00:19:26.165 - I didn't know you two knew each other. 364 00:19:26.165 --> 00:19:27.791 So you're saying dinner, huh? 365 00:19:27.791 --> 00:19:29.585 - No, no, no, I was just on my way out. 366 00:19:29.585 --> 00:19:30.919 - Nonsense, there's plenty. 367 00:19:30.919 --> 00:19:32.337 Come on, help me heat this up. 368 00:19:32.337 --> 00:19:33.505 The others are bringing in the rest. 369 00:19:33.505 --> 00:19:34.590 Go on. - The... 370 00:19:35.549 --> 00:19:36.425 The others? 371 00:19:38.510 --> 00:19:41.680 Uh... 372 00:19:41.680 --> 00:19:43.265 Gary, hi. 373 00:19:43.265 --> 00:19:44.558 - Hi, Meg. 374 00:19:44.558 --> 00:19:45.517 Great to see you. 375 00:19:45.517 --> 00:19:47.394 This is Kimmy. 376 00:19:47.394 --> 00:19:49.438 - Mom says you live in Los Angeles. 377 00:19:49.438 --> 00:19:51.273 (gasps) Do you know Lady Gaga? 378 00:19:52.399 --> 00:19:55.235 - I did show her a house once. 379 00:19:58.238 --> 00:19:59.072 Sarah? 380 00:20:01.116 --> 00:20:02.326 - Kimmy. 381 00:20:02.326 --> 00:20:03.327 It's been a while. 382 00:20:03.327 --> 00:20:04.870 How is school? 383 00:20:04.870 --> 00:20:07.331 - School's boring. I'm thinking about quitting. 384 00:20:07.331 --> 00:20:08.790 - You're not quitting school. 385 00:20:08.790 --> 00:20:10.667 - But I'm already so smart. 386 00:20:10.667 --> 00:20:11.835 (Meg laughs) 387 00:20:11.835 --> 00:20:13.921 - So Tom, how's your mom? 388 00:20:13.921 --> 00:20:15.464 - She's good. 389 00:20:15.464 --> 00:20:17.007 You know her back kind of bothers her, 390 00:20:17.007 --> 00:20:17.841 but she doesn't like to complain. 391 00:20:17.841 --> 00:20:19.426 - And the farm? 392 00:20:19.426 --> 00:20:20.594 Think you'll have the tomatoes ready 393 00:20:20.594 --> 00:20:22.346 for the annual Tomato Toss? 394 00:20:22.346 --> 00:20:23.764 - Yes, you betcha. 395 00:20:23.764 --> 00:20:24.806 Yeah. 396 00:20:24.806 --> 00:20:26.683 (Sarah sighs) 397 00:20:26.683 --> 00:20:29.144 - I'll tell you, Meg, this place hasn't changed a bit. 398 00:20:29.144 --> 00:20:31.063 - My dad liked to preserve history. 399 00:20:32.439 --> 00:20:33.899 - I don't know what to say, Sarah. 400 00:20:33.899 --> 00:20:35.484 This is incredible. (Sarah sighs) 401 00:20:35.484 --> 00:20:37.319 - You know I'm always happy for an excuse 402 00:20:37.319 --> 00:20:40.656 to make anything other than burgers and waffles. 403 00:20:40.656 --> 00:20:41.573 So let's dig in. 404 00:20:43.784 --> 00:20:47.246 - Is it true in Los Angeles everybody works in the movies? 405 00:20:47.246 --> 00:20:49.373 - Not really. (chuckles) 406 00:20:49.373 --> 00:20:52.000 - Do you have a star on that Hollywood celebrity street? 407 00:20:52.000 --> 00:20:55.587 - No, but- - Let her eat in peace, Kimmy. 408 00:20:55.587 --> 00:20:57.089 - No, you know what? 409 00:20:57.089 --> 00:20:59.132 Actually, I kind of want to hear this answer. 410 00:20:59.132 --> 00:21:02.594 - I do have a door mat with my name on it. 411 00:21:02.594 --> 00:21:04.179 - Cool. (Meg chuckles) 412 00:21:04.179 --> 00:21:05.847 - Oh, no thank you. I'm a vegetarian. 413 00:21:05.847 --> 00:21:06.682 - Oh. 414 00:21:08.267 --> 00:21:09.476 - Yeah, me too. 415 00:21:11.395 --> 00:21:14.231 (gentle orchestral music) 416 00:21:14.231 --> 00:21:15.065 - Thanks. 417 00:21:16.400 --> 00:21:18.819 (Meg chuckles) 418 00:21:18.819 --> 00:21:21.780 (gentle orchestral music) 419 00:21:21.780 --> 00:21:24.574 - So, meet at the forest first thing? 420 00:21:24.574 --> 00:21:25.742 - I'll be there. 421 00:21:25.742 --> 00:21:26.910 And make sure you wear something 422 00:21:26.910 --> 00:21:28.078 a little bit more appropriate. 423 00:21:28.078 --> 00:21:28.996 - Excuse me? 424 00:21:29.997 --> 00:21:31.873 - Your shoes. 425 00:21:31.873 --> 00:21:33.542 The city heels ain't gonna cut it in the mountains. 426 00:21:33.542 --> 00:21:34.376 See you there. 427 00:21:38.630 --> 00:21:41.174 - Well, best of luck with the treasure hunt tomorrow. 428 00:21:41.174 --> 00:21:42.718 - Mm. 429 00:21:42.718 --> 00:21:44.636 I half wish it gets turned into a dud, 430 00:21:44.636 --> 00:21:46.388 then I don't have to deal with Tom for much longer. 431 00:21:46.388 --> 00:21:48.432 - Well, I know quite a few ladies in town 432 00:21:48.432 --> 00:21:50.600 that wouldn't mind dealing with Tom. 433 00:21:50.600 --> 00:21:52.686 - And on that note. 434 00:21:52.686 --> 00:21:53.520 Goodnight, Meg. 435 00:21:54.980 --> 00:21:56.982 - But I still have more questions. 436 00:21:56.982 --> 00:21:58.900 - [Sarah] Kimmy. 437 00:21:58.900 --> 00:22:00.193 - Goodnight, Kimmy. - Goodnight. 438 00:22:00.193 --> 00:22:02.779 (Meg chuckles) 439 00:22:07.451 --> 00:22:09.786 (Meg sighs) 440 00:22:20.005 --> 00:22:22.424 (gentle orchestral music) 441 00:22:22.424 --> 00:22:23.300 - You see that? 442 00:22:24.760 --> 00:22:27.095 That's what a good dad looks like. 443 00:22:27.095 --> 00:22:30.265 And a dad who's obsessed with treasure hunting 444 00:22:30.265 --> 00:22:32.768 makes his daughter go on a wild goose chase 445 00:22:32.768 --> 00:22:34.394 to claim her inheritance. 446 00:22:35.937 --> 00:22:38.357 (Meg scoffs) 447 00:22:41.485 --> 00:22:44.905 You want me to read this journal 448 00:22:44.905 --> 00:22:48.492 so I can tell the whole world how great you are, right? 449 00:22:51.078 --> 00:22:53.830 (journal thuds) 450 00:22:57.584 --> 00:22:58.502 Night, dad. 451 00:22:59.669 --> 00:23:03.173 (gentle orchestral music) 452 00:23:07.719 --> 00:23:12.724 (birds chirping) (gentle orchestral music) 453 00:23:35.205 --> 00:23:39.543 (gentle orchestral music continues) 454 00:23:46.341 --> 00:23:47.259 - Hi there. 455 00:23:48.677 --> 00:23:50.679 Hey. I'm June, Tom's mom. 456 00:23:50.679 --> 00:23:52.722 And you must be Frank's daughter Meg. 457 00:23:52.722 --> 00:23:54.307 - Ah, by DNA only. 458 00:23:54.307 --> 00:23:55.851 Nice to meet you. - You too. 459 00:23:55.851 --> 00:23:56.852 - Mom, what are you doing? 460 00:23:56.852 --> 00:23:58.728 We gotta get going. 461 00:23:58.728 --> 00:24:00.772 - I thought you kids might like little adventure juice. 462 00:24:00.772 --> 00:24:02.983 (Tom scoffs) - That is very sweet. 463 00:24:02.983 --> 00:24:05.569 Thank you. - Thanks, mom. 464 00:24:05.569 --> 00:24:07.237 - You are very welcome. 465 00:24:07.237 --> 00:24:09.948 I just, you know, your little treasure hunt 466 00:24:09.948 --> 00:24:11.450 reminded me of when he was a kid, 467 00:24:11.450 --> 00:24:13.785 he'd go on all these adventures. 468 00:24:13.785 --> 00:24:15.287 Remember. you'd always say, 469 00:24:15.287 --> 00:24:17.414 "I need some adventure juice." 470 00:24:17.414 --> 00:24:18.498 Name stuck. 471 00:24:18.498 --> 00:24:19.416 - Yeah. (June chuckles) 472 00:24:19.416 --> 00:24:20.959 - What's in it? 473 00:24:20.959 --> 00:24:22.252 - It's just lemonade and orange juice. 474 00:24:22.252 --> 00:24:24.087 - And a hint of cinnamon. 475 00:24:24.087 --> 00:24:25.755 - Mm, sounds delicious. 476 00:24:30.177 --> 00:24:33.972 I've tasted that before when I was a kid. 477 00:24:33.972 --> 00:24:36.266 The annual Tomato Toss. 478 00:24:36.266 --> 00:24:37.851 - That's right. 479 00:24:37.851 --> 00:24:39.394 Yeah, we serve it there every year. 480 00:24:39.394 --> 00:24:40.896 And we also supply all the tomatoes 481 00:24:40.896 --> 00:24:42.731 for the big free for all. 482 00:24:42.731 --> 00:24:45.484 - Yeah, we would, if someone hadn't ruined the crop. 483 00:24:45.484 --> 00:24:47.235 - Tom, that's not your fault. 484 00:24:47.235 --> 00:24:48.695 - I'm not following. 485 00:24:48.695 --> 00:24:49.863 - It's nothing. Don't worry about it. 486 00:24:49.863 --> 00:24:51.406 We should probably get going. 487 00:24:51.406 --> 00:24:52.240 We've got a lot of ground to cover. 488 00:24:52.240 --> 00:24:53.116 Love you, mom. 489 00:24:53.116 --> 00:24:54.534 - I love you. 490 00:24:54.534 --> 00:24:55.535 - Nice to meet you. - Good luck. 491 00:25:00.832 --> 00:25:02.834 (June chuckles) 492 00:25:02.834 --> 00:25:06.338 (upbeat mysterious music) 493 00:25:10.091 --> 00:25:12.677 - [Tom] So, tell me about this map. 494 00:25:14.471 --> 00:25:17.557 - Not much to say. It's old, it's well preserved. 495 00:25:17.557 --> 00:25:20.602 It was drawn up by somebody who signed it "ZL." 496 00:25:20.602 --> 00:25:22.729 Dad found it on one of his excursions. 497 00:25:22.729 --> 00:25:25.815 Supposedly it leads to Lakewood's long lost treasure, 498 00:25:25.815 --> 00:25:27.651 whatever that is. 499 00:25:27.651 --> 00:25:30.278 - And how long was he looking for this treasure? 500 00:25:30.278 --> 00:25:32.656 - Decades. That's why we moved here. 501 00:25:32.656 --> 00:25:34.449 Uprooted our entire life to find it. 502 00:25:35.742 --> 00:25:37.244 He became obsessed. 503 00:25:37.244 --> 00:25:40.038 - Great, so this should be a piece of cake. 504 00:25:41.498 --> 00:25:42.332 - This way. 505 00:25:43.583 --> 00:25:44.417 - You sure? 506 00:25:45.627 --> 00:25:47.212 - I was a Girl Scout. 507 00:25:47.212 --> 00:25:48.046 I got this. 508 00:25:49.256 --> 00:25:52.759 (upbeat mysterious music) 509 00:25:53.843 --> 00:25:55.512 Okay, should be right up here. 510 00:26:00.850 --> 00:26:02.394 - Ah. 511 00:26:02.394 --> 00:26:03.395 Deja vu. 512 00:26:05.188 --> 00:26:06.940 How long has it been since your Girl Scouting days? 513 00:26:06.940 --> 00:26:08.108 - Not so long that I've forgotten 514 00:26:08.108 --> 00:26:10.819 how I got my knife skill badge. 515 00:26:10.819 --> 00:26:12.320 - Well, I guess you don't need a compass 516 00:26:12.320 --> 00:26:14.155 when you take Ubers everywhere, huh? 517 00:26:14.155 --> 00:26:15.657 (Meg scoffs) 518 00:26:15.657 --> 00:26:16.783 - I'd like to see you navigate the 405. 519 00:26:16.783 --> 00:26:18.243 - Okay. I'm taking over. 520 00:26:18.243 --> 00:26:19.369 This needs a fresh eye. 521 00:26:20.870 --> 00:26:24.124 (Tom exhales) 522 00:26:24.124 --> 00:26:27.168 Wait. Wait, this is a trick. 523 00:26:27.168 --> 00:26:28.587 - What do you mean? 524 00:26:28.587 --> 00:26:30.422 - Here. 525 00:26:30.422 --> 00:26:32.799 See, the path seems right, but if you're a local, 526 00:26:32.799 --> 00:26:35.176 you know that the landmarks are reversed. 527 00:26:35.176 --> 00:26:36.720 Heh. 528 00:26:36.720 --> 00:26:38.930 Never give a city girl a country boy's job. 529 00:26:38.930 --> 00:26:40.932 - I think you're wrong, country boy. 530 00:26:40.932 --> 00:26:44.227 But knock yourself out. I'm gonna stay right here. 531 00:26:44.227 --> 00:26:46.313 I'm sure I'll see you soon. 532 00:26:46.313 --> 00:26:48.148 - With the treasure. - Mm-hm. 533 00:26:49.566 --> 00:26:50.483 - Have fun. 534 00:26:51.568 --> 00:26:54.988 (upbeat mysterious music) 535 00:27:04.581 --> 00:27:06.499 - Don't. - Peace offering. 536 00:27:06.499 --> 00:27:08.251 Last of the adventure juice. 537 00:27:09.961 --> 00:27:12.547 Look, this map is obviously sending us in circles. 538 00:27:13.965 --> 00:27:15.717 We need to pool our resources. 539 00:27:16.676 --> 00:27:18.219 - I'm listening. 540 00:27:18.219 --> 00:27:20.096 - Let's look at the map together. 541 00:27:23.350 --> 00:27:24.934 Okay, it's trying to trick us. 542 00:27:24.934 --> 00:27:27.520 Let's just look for things that are wrong. 543 00:27:31.566 --> 00:27:33.193 - Well here. 544 00:27:33.193 --> 00:27:35.445 The instructions say go north to Eagles Mound 545 00:27:35.445 --> 00:27:38.448 but I know for a fact that that's south of the path. 546 00:27:38.448 --> 00:27:39.616 - Great. 547 00:27:39.616 --> 00:27:41.201 And look at this. 548 00:27:41.201 --> 00:27:44.120 The map says that it's looking east at dawn, 549 00:27:44.120 --> 00:27:46.539 but those shadows don't make sense. 550 00:27:46.539 --> 00:27:49.250 Let's just assume that the time of day is right. 551 00:27:49.250 --> 00:27:52.212 These shadows indicate that we should be going south. 552 00:27:55.882 --> 00:27:57.217 (Meg chuckles) 553 00:27:57.217 --> 00:27:58.259 Let's go south. 554 00:28:01.304 --> 00:28:06.309 If we got this right, the X marks the River Lookout. 555 00:28:08.061 --> 00:28:08.770 We used to go here for picnics when I was a kid. 556 00:28:14.234 --> 00:28:15.110 - So we did it. 557 00:28:16.027 --> 00:28:17.237 Right? 558 00:28:17.237 --> 00:28:18.571 Did we do it? 559 00:28:18.571 --> 00:28:19.906 - Yeah, I think we did. 560 00:28:21.491 --> 00:28:22.367 It doesn't match. 561 00:28:23.326 --> 00:28:24.911 - What? 562 00:28:24.911 --> 00:28:26.454 - The river bend, it doesn't match. Look. 563 00:28:26.454 --> 00:28:27.997 From this vantage point, 564 00:28:27.997 --> 00:28:29.499 we should be able to see the cave. 565 00:28:29.499 --> 00:28:30.917 - Did we do something wrong? 566 00:28:33.336 --> 00:28:35.380 - Wait a minute, there is something else. 567 00:28:36.464 --> 00:28:39.801 (upbeat mysterious music) 568 00:28:42.220 --> 00:28:45.056 (leaves rustling) 569 00:28:47.016 --> 00:28:48.518 - [Tom] What is that? 570 00:28:48.518 --> 00:28:50.061 - I used to look forward to seeing this here 571 00:28:50.061 --> 00:28:51.229 when I was a kid. 572 00:28:51.229 --> 00:28:52.605 Thought it was really magical. 573 00:28:54.232 --> 00:28:55.775 - Meg, there's a tiny key. 574 00:28:55.775 --> 00:28:56.609 This has to be a hiding place. 575 00:28:56.609 --> 00:28:57.777 - Yeah, it is. 576 00:28:57.777 --> 00:28:59.320 When I was little, 577 00:28:59.320 --> 00:29:00.655 my dad would put me on these treasure hunts 578 00:29:00.655 --> 00:29:01.990 to this garden dweller. 579 00:29:01.990 --> 00:29:03.575 It's where I found this locket. 580 00:29:06.161 --> 00:29:08.580 - So what if there's something underneath? 581 00:29:10.206 --> 00:29:12.292 - Okay, help me move it. - Okay. 582 00:29:12.292 --> 00:29:13.126 All right. 583 00:29:14.085 --> 00:29:17.338 (Meg and Tom grunting) 584 00:29:21.009 --> 00:29:22.302 (Tom sighs) - It's empty. 585 00:29:23.762 --> 00:29:25.346 - Someone got to it before we did. 586 00:29:25.346 --> 00:29:27.348 - Maybe it's just another dead end. 587 00:29:30.643 --> 00:29:32.520 - Wait, wait. 588 00:29:32.520 --> 00:29:34.355 Hey, "FD," initials carved right here at the base. 589 00:29:34.355 --> 00:29:37.108 - Yeah, Frank Davis, my dad. It makes sense. 590 00:29:37.108 --> 00:29:39.569 He probably put it here in the first place. 591 00:29:42.155 --> 00:29:43.323 Wait. 592 00:29:43.323 --> 00:29:45.700 Wait. "ZL?" 593 00:29:46.659 --> 00:29:47.494 - Hold on. 594 00:29:49.287 --> 00:29:51.581 "ZL," right there on the map. That has to mean something. 595 00:29:51.581 --> 00:29:54.209 - Meaning what? It's just another loose end? 596 00:29:55.919 --> 00:29:58.755 Help me move it back. 597 00:29:58.755 --> 00:30:01.174 (Meg grunts) 598 00:30:03.927 --> 00:30:05.595 (Meg chuckles) 599 00:30:05.595 --> 00:30:07.138 You know what? 600 00:30:07.138 --> 00:30:09.849 I learned something very important today. 601 00:30:09.849 --> 00:30:11.392 - What's that? 602 00:30:11.392 --> 00:30:12.936 - That even during the good times, 603 00:30:12.936 --> 00:30:15.355 my father just had a hidden agenda. 604 00:30:15.355 --> 00:30:16.940 - How so? 605 00:30:16.940 --> 00:30:19.317 - I used to cherish these picnics here. 606 00:30:20.819 --> 00:30:22.612 But instead of father-daughter bonding time, 607 00:30:22.612 --> 00:30:25.448 he was just looking for this stupid treasure. 608 00:30:27.617 --> 00:30:30.036 - Well, I think your father loved you very much. 609 00:30:33.039 --> 00:30:33.873 - Whatever. 610 00:30:36.376 --> 00:30:39.879 (gentle orchestral music) 611 00:30:49.138 --> 00:30:51.975 (insects buzzing) 612 00:30:57.689 --> 00:31:00.608 (door bell chimes) 613 00:31:02.110 --> 00:31:04.153 - Well hey, you two. Did you guys find anything? 614 00:31:04.153 --> 00:31:05.488 - Only more proof that my dad 615 00:31:05.488 --> 00:31:07.991 is exactly who I thought he was. 616 00:31:07.991 --> 00:31:08.950 - I'll get a table. 617 00:31:09.993 --> 00:31:11.452 (Meg sighs) 618 00:31:11.452 --> 00:31:12.954 - Well, you're not gonna give up, are you? 619 00:31:12.954 --> 00:31:14.330 - This whole thing is ridiculous. 620 00:31:14.330 --> 00:31:16.499 I feel like I lost my mind. 621 00:31:17.584 --> 00:31:20.461 But no, I am not a quitter. 622 00:31:20.461 --> 00:31:22.297 - Good. 623 00:31:22.297 --> 00:31:24.340 And at least you get to go crazy around some pretty scenery. 624 00:31:24.340 --> 00:31:25.842 - I never, ever see another tree again, 625 00:31:25.842 --> 00:31:27.594 I'll be happy. 626 00:31:27.594 --> 00:31:30.555 - Mm, that's not the scenery I was talking about. 627 00:31:33.474 --> 00:31:35.018 (Meg scoffs) 628 00:31:35.018 --> 00:31:36.185 - I don't know what you're dogging about. 629 00:31:36.185 --> 00:31:37.812 - Hm, then why are you blushing? 630 00:31:39.188 --> 00:31:42.233 - Sarah. (Sarah chuckles) 631 00:31:45.028 --> 00:31:46.779 - Please make up your mind. 632 00:31:46.779 --> 00:31:49.908 - I would just kill for some cauliflower wings. 633 00:31:49.908 --> 00:31:51.743 - Well, unfortunately, in a small town, 634 00:31:51.743 --> 00:31:53.745 you can't always get exactly what you want 635 00:31:53.745 --> 00:31:55.580 and when you want it. 636 00:31:55.580 --> 00:31:57.874 But if you try what we do have, you just might like it. 637 00:32:00.501 --> 00:32:02.128 Hello. - Hi, you guys ready? 638 00:32:02.128 --> 00:32:04.505 - I would love a Juicy Lucy, please. 639 00:32:04.505 --> 00:32:06.132 - Okay. - Salad it for me. 640 00:32:06.132 --> 00:32:07.926 - All right. 641 00:32:07.926 --> 00:32:09.719 - And a basket of the deep fried tater tots for the table. 642 00:32:09.719 --> 00:32:10.720 - Coming right up. 643 00:32:19.979 --> 00:32:20.813 - Mm. 644 00:32:24.275 --> 00:32:25.443 Man, these are good. 645 00:32:27.195 --> 00:32:29.113 How's your salad? 646 00:32:29.113 --> 00:32:32.575 - Crisp and fresh and unlikely to glue my arteries together. 647 00:32:32.575 --> 00:32:33.409 - Hm. 648 00:32:33.409 --> 00:32:34.243 Suit yourself. 649 00:32:35.328 --> 00:32:36.329 I'm gonna hit the restroom. 650 00:32:40.166 --> 00:32:42.752 (upbeat music) 651 00:32:50.259 --> 00:32:51.094 - Mm. 652 00:32:52.720 --> 00:32:53.554 Mm. 653 00:33:04.899 --> 00:33:07.819 - What uh, what happened here? 654 00:33:07.819 --> 00:33:09.779 - A bird ate them. 655 00:33:09.779 --> 00:33:11.364 - A bird? (Meg chuckles) 656 00:33:11.364 --> 00:33:12.198 - What she said. 657 00:33:13.449 --> 00:33:14.909 So guys, what's the next step? 658 00:33:14.909 --> 00:33:16.202 - Mm, I don't think there is one. 659 00:33:17.495 --> 00:33:19.122 The map is misleading on purpose. 660 00:33:19.122 --> 00:33:21.582 It's starting to feel like a gigantic prank. 661 00:33:23.710 --> 00:33:26.045 Sarah, do you have wifi here? 662 00:33:26.045 --> 00:33:27.463 My reception is bad in this town. 663 00:33:27.463 --> 00:33:28.631 - Yep, code's on the menu, hun. 664 00:33:28.631 --> 00:33:29.465 - Hm. 665 00:33:35.847 --> 00:33:38.516 (phone chiming) 666 00:33:41.227 --> 00:33:43.354 - I don't know how you live like that. 667 00:33:43.354 --> 00:33:45.064 I couldn't get a thought between the beeps. 668 00:33:45.064 --> 00:33:47.316 - I like it, it makes me feel productive. 669 00:33:47.316 --> 00:33:49.152 - Productive or just busy? 670 00:33:50.903 --> 00:33:52.447 Why don't you try and cut yourself off sometime? 671 00:33:52.447 --> 00:33:54.032 - I'm not an addict. 672 00:33:54.032 --> 00:33:55.992 - That's exactly what addicts say. 673 00:33:55.992 --> 00:33:58.911 Do yourself a favor and switch off every now and then. 674 00:33:58.911 --> 00:34:00.163 Give silence a try. 675 00:34:01.998 --> 00:34:04.584 (upbeat music) 676 00:34:12.925 --> 00:34:16.429 (gentle orchestral music) 677 00:34:16.429 --> 00:34:17.972 - Hey. (laughs) 678 00:34:17.972 --> 00:34:18.973 I heard you two. 679 00:34:20.641 --> 00:34:23.561 Oh, I take it we aren't exactly rolling in diamonds yet? 680 00:34:23.561 --> 00:34:25.021 - Wild goose chase, Mom. 681 00:34:25.021 --> 00:34:26.481 - It's been a long day. 682 00:34:26.481 --> 00:34:28.024 I should go. 683 00:34:28.024 --> 00:34:30.068 - No, why don't you come in for some cake? 684 00:34:30.068 --> 00:34:31.069 - I... 685 00:34:31.069 --> 00:34:32.070 - It's really good cake. 686 00:34:33.905 --> 00:34:35.531 - Sure. Why not? 687 00:34:35.531 --> 00:34:36.365 (June chuckles) 688 00:34:36.365 --> 00:34:37.158 - Great. 689 00:34:44.665 --> 00:34:45.666 - Thank you. 690 00:34:45.666 --> 00:34:50.671 - [June] Mm-hm. 691 00:34:51.631 --> 00:34:53.466 - Mm. (June chuckles) 692 00:34:53.466 --> 00:34:55.843 They do not make cake like this in Los Angeles. 693 00:34:55.843 --> 00:34:57.261 - You ever miss it here? 694 00:34:57.261 --> 00:34:58.096 - No. 695 00:34:59.889 --> 00:35:04.185 I mean, it wasn't all bad, but no, I like my life. 696 00:35:04.185 --> 00:35:05.561 - Well, still. 697 00:35:05.561 --> 00:35:07.105 I mean, you won't be ashamed 698 00:35:07.105 --> 00:35:09.190 to say goodbye to that gorgeous house of yours? 699 00:35:10.858 --> 00:35:12.485 - It was my dad's house. 700 00:35:12.485 --> 00:35:13.444 I just lived there. 701 00:35:15.238 --> 00:35:16.781 - Besides, we're no closer to finding of this treasure, 702 00:35:16.781 --> 00:35:18.449 so the house might not be hers anyway. 703 00:35:18.449 --> 00:35:19.283 - Tom. - What? 704 00:35:20.743 --> 00:35:22.703 - You are no help with that attitude. 705 00:35:22.703 --> 00:35:24.580 Look, don't mind him. 706 00:35:24.580 --> 00:35:26.833 You get that map out, I'm gonna grab my cheaters. 707 00:35:41.264 --> 00:35:42.098 All right. 708 00:35:43.808 --> 00:35:45.643 How old is this map? 709 00:35:45.643 --> 00:35:46.811 - We don't know. 710 00:35:46.811 --> 00:35:48.187 - Why, does that change things? 711 00:35:48.187 --> 00:35:50.064 (June chuckles) 712 00:35:50.064 --> 00:35:53.526 - Typical kids don't see the trees for the forest. 713 00:35:53.526 --> 00:35:56.154 Look, see, these are aspens. 714 00:35:56.154 --> 00:35:58.781 I mean, they haven't grown in this area for decades. 715 00:35:58.781 --> 00:36:01.784 They cut 'em all down and replaced 'em with spruce. 716 00:36:01.784 --> 00:36:03.786 Produces more lumber. 717 00:36:03.786 --> 00:36:06.581 Whoever drew this map, I mean they drew it beautifully, 718 00:36:06.581 --> 00:36:08.916 but it was a long, long time ago. 719 00:36:08.916 --> 00:36:11.043 - So if there was some sort of geographical shift, 720 00:36:11.043 --> 00:36:14.130 that would explain why things don't match up. 721 00:36:14.130 --> 00:36:15.464 We gotta go to the library tomorrow. 722 00:36:15.464 --> 00:36:16.716 - What time do they open? 723 00:36:16.716 --> 00:36:17.925 - 9:00 AM. 724 00:36:17.925 --> 00:36:19.552 Meet me there? 725 00:36:19.552 --> 00:36:20.386 - Yeah. 726 00:36:22.597 --> 00:36:25.641 (gentle orchestral music) 727 00:36:25.641 --> 00:36:27.602 (upbeat music) 728 00:36:27.602 --> 00:36:29.103 Untucked is better. 729 00:36:29.103 --> 00:36:30.396 - Okay, good, 'cause I don't know how 730 00:36:30.396 --> 00:36:31.898 to dress for a library. 731 00:36:31.898 --> 00:36:33.733 - You look very library appropriate. 732 00:36:33.733 --> 00:36:34.567 - Thank you. 733 00:36:35.818 --> 00:36:39.322 (upbeat mysterious music) 734 00:36:50.082 --> 00:36:51.626 - Hey, you two. 735 00:36:51.626 --> 00:36:53.211 - Hey. - What are you doing here? 736 00:36:53.211 --> 00:36:54.754 - Well, Kimmy has a homework project 737 00:36:54.754 --> 00:36:56.255 and I'm trying to teach her the value 738 00:36:56.255 --> 00:36:58.007 of using books instead of Google. 739 00:36:58.007 --> 00:36:59.842 - How's that going? - Slow. 740 00:37:01.302 --> 00:37:03.512 - You know, it can also be profitable. 741 00:37:03.512 --> 00:37:05.473 Why don't you go ask the librarian 742 00:37:05.473 --> 00:37:06.849 for all the information that they have 743 00:37:06.849 --> 00:37:08.184 on the history of Lakewood? 744 00:37:09.977 --> 00:37:13.606 - Thank you. (Meg chuckles) 745 00:37:13.606 --> 00:37:16.108 - Did you just bribe a child? 746 00:37:16.108 --> 00:37:19.403 - No, I stimulated the local economy. 747 00:37:21.072 --> 00:37:24.575 - Mm. (Meg chuckles) 748 00:37:24.575 --> 00:37:25.826 - As kids, they always warned us 749 00:37:25.826 --> 00:37:27.328 to stay outta the mine shafts. 750 00:37:28.162 --> 00:37:29.830 - Hm. 751 00:37:29.830 --> 00:37:31.374 It's strange. 752 00:37:31.374 --> 00:37:32.917 There's accounts of what the town was like 753 00:37:32.917 --> 00:37:34.043 when it was founded. 754 00:37:35.002 --> 00:37:36.087 The mining times. 755 00:37:37.171 --> 00:37:38.673 But then there's this huge gap, 756 00:37:38.673 --> 00:37:41.217 like something happened 757 00:37:41.217 --> 00:37:44.262 and no one could bring themselves to write about it. 758 00:37:44.262 --> 00:37:45.429 Did you find something? 759 00:37:47.223 --> 00:37:50.935 - Yeah, it's a map of the land that my farm is on. 760 00:37:50.935 --> 00:37:54.814 There's the farmhouse, there's the field, there's the creek, 761 00:37:54.814 --> 00:37:56.983 there's this spot that you trespassed on. 762 00:37:56.983 --> 00:37:59.235 - Trespass? I half climbed a fence. 763 00:37:59.235 --> 00:38:01.070 - Yeah, and thank God I was there to stop you. 764 00:38:01.070 --> 00:38:02.947 Who knows what kind of trouble you'd have caused? 765 00:38:02.947 --> 00:38:04.824 - How long has your family lived there? 766 00:38:04.824 --> 00:38:07.535 - Since the town was founded over a hundred years ago. 767 00:38:07.535 --> 00:38:10.454 - Hm. Quite a legacy. 768 00:38:10.454 --> 00:38:12.290 - Yeah. 769 00:38:12.290 --> 00:38:14.667 And it's only taken me two years to flush it down the drain. 770 00:38:15.584 --> 00:38:16.544 - What do you mean? 771 00:38:19.130 --> 00:38:20.840 (Tom sighs) 772 00:38:20.840 --> 00:38:23.801 - There was an infestation three years ago. 773 00:38:25.094 --> 00:38:25.928 Parasites. 774 00:38:27.972 --> 00:38:30.057 They destroyed our crops, 775 00:38:30.057 --> 00:38:32.935 left our land practically barren. 776 00:38:35.980 --> 00:38:37.565 I think it was the stress dealing with it 777 00:38:37.565 --> 00:38:40.151 that was the final straw for my dad. 778 00:38:41.652 --> 00:38:42.528 - I'm so sorry. 779 00:38:43.946 --> 00:38:47.074 - When I took over, I was convinced 780 00:38:47.074 --> 00:38:49.618 that I was gonna turn it around and make him proud. 781 00:38:51.412 --> 00:38:53.706 But whatever I try, 782 00:38:55.458 --> 00:38:59.920 crops fail and we just get deeper and deeper in the hole. 783 00:39:03.090 --> 00:39:05.301 - Mm, and that's why you need the treasure. 784 00:39:05.301 --> 00:39:09.847 - Yeah, without it, I think Larson's Tomato Farm is over. 785 00:39:12.641 --> 00:39:16.228 - You do realize that none of this is your fault, right? 786 00:39:18.606 --> 00:39:20.358 - Yeah, but it doesn't feel like that. 787 00:39:20.358 --> 00:39:24.195 - I have seen you these past couple of days. 788 00:39:24.195 --> 00:39:26.405 Okay, you care about this 789 00:39:26.405 --> 00:39:29.116 and you're doing everything that you can to fix it. 790 00:39:29.116 --> 00:39:30.785 No one expects more than that. 791 00:39:33.829 --> 00:39:34.830 - I appreciate that. 792 00:39:35.873 --> 00:39:37.708 (Meg chuckles) 793 00:39:37.708 --> 00:39:39.668 You know, for a snooty big city girl, you're not so bad. 794 00:39:40.836 --> 00:39:42.671 (Meg chuckles) 795 00:39:42.671 --> 00:39:46.634 - And for a tree climbing scarecrow loving country boy, 796 00:39:47.593 --> 00:39:49.720 you could be worse. 797 00:39:49.720 --> 00:39:53.224 (gentle orchestral music) 798 00:39:54.725 --> 00:39:57.061 Okay, we need to focus. 799 00:39:57.061 --> 00:39:59.939 We need to fill in the gaps of what happened to the mines. 800 00:40:01.690 --> 00:40:05.820 - Yeah, but if there's no information here, then where? 801 00:40:08.906 --> 00:40:11.534 - Do you ever realize that what you've been looking for 802 00:40:11.534 --> 00:40:14.537 has been under your nose the entire time? 803 00:40:16.455 --> 00:40:17.289 - What, your dad? 804 00:40:18.999 --> 00:40:19.834 - My dad. 805 00:40:22.920 --> 00:40:26.424 (gentle orchestral music) 806 00:40:31.762 --> 00:40:34.515 (birds chirping) 807 00:40:36.100 --> 00:40:37.852 - Who's driving the Tool-Mobile? 808 00:40:37.852 --> 00:40:40.438 - I don't know. Maybe somebody from my dad's estate? 809 00:40:40.438 --> 00:40:41.689 - Want me to get him to leave? 810 00:40:41.689 --> 00:40:42.523 - Leave? 811 00:40:43.441 --> 00:40:44.692 What do you mean? 812 00:40:44.692 --> 00:40:46.235 Just got here. 813 00:40:46.235 --> 00:40:48.195 - Royce, what are you doing here? 814 00:40:48.195 --> 00:40:50.322 - I came to help with the treasure hunt. 815 00:40:50.322 --> 00:40:52.450 Tried to call, but none of my calls seem to go through. 816 00:40:52.450 --> 00:40:54.452 - Yeah, signal's very sketchy. 817 00:40:54.452 --> 00:40:55.995 - Mm. 818 00:40:55.995 --> 00:40:58.539 - Oh, um, Tom, this is my boyfriend, Royce. 819 00:40:58.539 --> 00:41:00.249 Royce, this is Tom. 820 00:41:00.249 --> 00:41:03.002 - Ah. Meg said she had a run in with the locals. 821 00:41:03.002 --> 00:41:04.628 - I didn't say it like that. 822 00:41:04.628 --> 00:41:06.130 - But this is great. 823 00:41:06.130 --> 00:41:08.132 I mean, even better than I imagined. 824 00:41:08.132 --> 00:41:10.509 Put the chalets over there, tennis courts down there, 825 00:41:10.509 --> 00:41:11.594 golf course went over there. 826 00:41:11.594 --> 00:41:13.387 This is great. 827 00:41:13.387 --> 00:41:15.347 - What do you mean? - Oh, she didn't tell you? 828 00:41:15.347 --> 00:41:17.183 Well, when we win the property, 829 00:41:17.183 --> 00:41:19.768 we're gonna let our bosses turn it into a luxury resort. 830 00:41:21.395 --> 00:41:22.688 - Really? 831 00:41:22.688 --> 00:41:24.440 - Oh, yeah. 832 00:41:24.440 --> 00:41:26.984 In a year's time, Lakewood's gonna be the hotspot 833 00:41:26.984 --> 00:41:29.528 for city folk looking to take a load off. 834 00:41:29.528 --> 00:41:32.323 - Oh, won't that be a lovely surprise 835 00:41:32.323 --> 00:41:33.616 for the people people of Lakewood? 836 00:41:33.616 --> 00:41:35.451 - Won't it? - Yeah. 837 00:41:35.451 --> 00:41:36.744 - That way you don't ever have to come back here again. 838 00:41:36.744 --> 00:41:40.039 (Royce chuckles) 839 00:41:40.039 --> 00:41:43.459 (gentle orchestral music) 840 00:41:43.459 --> 00:41:44.293 You comin'? 841 00:41:47.379 --> 00:41:48.255 Ooh, gorgeous. 842 00:41:50.257 --> 00:41:52.551 This place is like an exhibit in a museum. 843 00:41:52.551 --> 00:41:54.345 - [Meg] My father curated these artifacts 844 00:41:54.345 --> 00:41:55.888 from all over the world. 845 00:41:55.888 --> 00:41:57.640 - Some of them are from this area. 846 00:41:57.640 --> 00:42:00.100 - Never really liked museums. 847 00:42:00.100 --> 00:42:02.353 No, always kind of found 'em to be a bore. 848 00:42:03.354 --> 00:42:04.563 - Anyone find anything? 849 00:42:06.065 --> 00:42:09.944 - Well, here's a statue of a couple coal miners. 850 00:42:09.944 --> 00:42:11.403 - That's interesting. 851 00:42:11.403 --> 00:42:13.781 - Tell you what's interesting. This view. 852 00:42:13.781 --> 00:42:15.282 It's gonna be incredible 853 00:42:15.282 --> 00:42:17.159 when we level this place and build a resort. 854 00:42:17.159 --> 00:42:19.328 The golf course is gonna look amazing from up here. 855 00:42:21.539 --> 00:42:22.540 - Anything? 856 00:42:22.540 --> 00:42:23.624 - Yeah, look at this. 857 00:42:23.624 --> 00:42:25.167 Larson and Nelson. 858 00:42:25.167 --> 00:42:27.253 This Larson guy must be my ancestor. 859 00:42:27.253 --> 00:42:29.255 I've never seen this. 860 00:42:29.255 --> 00:42:32.174 I don't know how or where your dad unearthed it. 861 00:42:32.174 --> 00:42:35.261 (cell phone buzzing) 862 00:42:37.263 --> 00:42:38.347 - Hello? 863 00:42:38.347 --> 00:42:40.182 - Meg, hi. 864 00:42:40.182 --> 00:42:41.100 It's Don. 865 00:42:42.268 --> 00:42:44.478 I'm afraid I got some news. 866 00:42:44.478 --> 00:42:46.063 (Meg sighs) 867 00:42:46.063 --> 00:42:48.065 - I've got some news is never good news. 868 00:42:48.065 --> 00:42:52.486 - I was trying to make sure that Frank's will was concrete 869 00:42:52.486 --> 00:42:55.197 and I was reviewing the trust bylaws 870 00:42:55.197 --> 00:42:58.659 and the thing is, well... 871 00:42:58.659 --> 00:43:01.078 - Come on, Don. We're on the clock here. 872 00:43:01.078 --> 00:43:02.913 - That's the thing. 873 00:43:02.913 --> 00:43:06.417 I hate to tell you this, but according to the bylaws, 874 00:43:06.417 --> 00:43:09.670 the clock didn't start when you received the map. 875 00:43:09.670 --> 00:43:11.088 - When did it start? 876 00:43:11.088 --> 00:43:13.132 - When Frank died. 877 00:43:13.132 --> 00:43:14.675 - Oh, perfect. 878 00:43:14.675 --> 00:43:16.635 So instead of two full weeks, we have- 879 00:43:16.635 --> 00:43:19.054 - You only have three days left. 880 00:43:19.054 --> 00:43:20.598 - Three days? 881 00:43:20.598 --> 00:43:24.018 - I wanted to tell you as soon as I found out. 882 00:43:25.477 --> 00:43:26.687 - If you haven't found the treasure 883 00:43:26.687 --> 00:43:28.480 by the time the vote occurs, 884 00:43:29.982 --> 00:43:31.775 I'm afraid there's nothing I can do. 885 00:43:33.569 --> 00:43:35.321 - I just wish you would've figured this out sooner. 886 00:43:35.321 --> 00:43:36.196 (Don sighs) 887 00:43:36.196 --> 00:43:37.823 - Sorry, Meg. 888 00:43:37.823 --> 00:43:39.074 - Me too. Bye. 889 00:43:41.201 --> 00:43:42.786 Judging by the looks on your faces, 890 00:43:42.786 --> 00:43:44.121 you got the gist of that. 891 00:43:44.121 --> 00:43:45.581 - So what now? 892 00:43:45.581 --> 00:43:47.207 - We need more eyes. 893 00:43:47.207 --> 00:43:49.209 None of this means much to any of us, 894 00:43:49.209 --> 00:43:51.545 but to the people of this town, 895 00:43:51.545 --> 00:43:54.298 maybe there's a connection that we're not seeing. 896 00:43:54.298 --> 00:43:55.799 - So what do we do? 897 00:43:55.799 --> 00:43:58.093 Go door to door with photos of the artifacts. 898 00:43:58.093 --> 00:44:01.305 - Or we bring them to us. 899 00:44:02.139 --> 00:44:04.183 - Exactly. 900 00:44:04.183 --> 00:44:06.644 We pop some bottles of champagne, put out some charcuterie. 901 00:44:06.644 --> 00:44:08.771 - Maybe play some music. 902 00:44:08.771 --> 00:44:09.855 - I don't get it. 903 00:44:09.855 --> 00:44:10.814 - Oh, Tim. 904 00:44:10.814 --> 00:44:12.566 - Tom. 905 00:44:12.566 --> 00:44:14.068 - You are in for a pleasant surprise, my friend. 906 00:44:14.068 --> 00:44:15.611 You're about to experience 907 00:44:15.611 --> 00:44:16.945 one of Royce and Meg's famous open houses. 908 00:44:19.907 --> 00:44:21.950 (Meg chuckles) 909 00:44:21.950 --> 00:44:24.536 (upbeat music) 910 00:44:26.497 --> 00:44:30.000 (gentle orchestral music) 911 00:44:38.550 --> 00:44:41.887 - Not bad for a half day's notice if I do say so myself. 912 00:44:41.887 --> 00:44:44.973 - Oh well, we make a pretty great team, don't we? 913 00:44:44.973 --> 00:44:46.600 (glasses clink) 914 00:44:46.600 --> 00:44:47.726 - Hi, you two. 915 00:44:47.726 --> 00:44:49.144 - Hey. 916 00:44:49.144 --> 00:44:50.437 This place looks amazing. 917 00:44:50.437 --> 00:44:53.399 - Yeah, it's um, it's all right. 918 00:44:53.399 --> 00:44:54.483 - Is it, Tim? 919 00:44:55.317 --> 00:44:56.819 - It's Tom. 920 00:44:56.819 --> 00:44:59.029 - Well, I better go make the rounds. 921 00:44:59.029 --> 00:45:00.823 You should as well, hon. 922 00:45:00.823 --> 00:45:01.657 Wish us luck. 923 00:45:04.284 --> 00:45:07.287 - Okay, I'm gonna take small groups of people upstairs 924 00:45:07.287 --> 00:45:08.706 to go look at the museum. 925 00:45:08.706 --> 00:45:10.666 Just keep a listen down here 926 00:45:10.666 --> 00:45:12.584 and enjoy the food and champagne 927 00:45:12.584 --> 00:45:14.211 and more importantly, have fun. 928 00:45:14.211 --> 00:45:16.839 - Okay. You have fun, too. 929 00:45:16.839 --> 00:45:18.048 Or, um... 930 00:45:20.801 --> 00:45:22.428 (Tom sighs) 931 00:45:22.428 --> 00:45:24.096 (people chattering) 932 00:45:24.096 --> 00:45:25.097 - Oh. 933 00:45:25.097 --> 00:45:26.265 Mm. 934 00:45:26.265 --> 00:45:27.975 (Tom mumbles) 935 00:45:27.975 --> 00:45:29.518 Ooh. - Okay. 936 00:45:29.518 --> 00:45:32.020 - Meg and Royce put on quite the show. 937 00:45:32.020 --> 00:45:33.939 - Yeah, it must be easy to throw a party 938 00:45:33.939 --> 00:45:35.983 when money's no object and you wanna show people 939 00:45:35.983 --> 00:45:37.484 you're better than them. 940 00:45:37.484 --> 00:45:39.069 - This place is amazing. 941 00:45:39.069 --> 00:45:41.447 I never knew Lakewood had such a rich history. 942 00:45:41.447 --> 00:45:42.990 We should make coming here 943 00:45:42.990 --> 00:45:44.867 a part of the annual Tomato Toss Festival. 944 00:45:44.867 --> 00:45:46.160 - Yeah. - Oh. 945 00:45:46.160 --> 00:45:47.953 Enjoy it while you can, 946 00:45:47.953 --> 00:45:49.997 'cause pretty soon this is gonna be one giant golf course. 947 00:45:49.997 --> 00:45:52.124 - Oh, great. I love golf. 948 00:45:52.124 --> 00:45:53.208 - Shut up, Kyle. 949 00:46:09.433 --> 00:46:12.603 - You know, I really must say it's kind of great 950 00:46:12.603 --> 00:46:15.814 to see all of Frank's hard work on display like this. 951 00:46:15.814 --> 00:46:19.610 - Yeah, turns out he wasn't completely useless after all. 952 00:46:21.445 --> 00:46:23.405 - You know, Meg, I know you had your struggles with him, 953 00:46:23.405 --> 00:46:25.115 but over the last few years, 954 00:46:25.115 --> 00:46:28.076 he became a really important part of this town. 955 00:46:28.076 --> 00:46:30.537 People liked talking to him. 956 00:46:30.537 --> 00:46:33.540 He made people feel like their history mattered. 957 00:46:35.042 --> 00:46:37.920 - Yeah, it's not as noble as it sounds. 958 00:46:37.920 --> 00:46:40.714 He probably was just looking for clues on that treasure. 959 00:46:41.715 --> 00:46:43.550 - Maybe. 960 00:46:43.550 --> 00:46:46.553 But just look at how much care he put into this exhibit. 961 00:46:48.180 --> 00:46:49.681 Just with a little attention, 962 00:46:49.681 --> 00:46:52.100 this could really become a local attraction. 963 00:46:52.100 --> 00:46:54.812 Kimmy, don't touch that. 964 00:46:59.107 --> 00:46:59.942 - Hey. 965 00:47:00.943 --> 00:47:01.944 - Hey. 966 00:47:01.944 --> 00:47:03.111 Having a good time? 967 00:47:03.111 --> 00:47:04.404 - Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's great. 968 00:47:05.405 --> 00:47:06.824 Can we talk? 969 00:47:06.824 --> 00:47:07.825 - Yeah, what's up? 970 00:47:08.951 --> 00:47:09.785 - In private? 971 00:47:11.620 --> 00:47:12.538 - Oh, okay. 972 00:47:26.677 --> 00:47:30.222 - Look, this is your house. 973 00:47:30.222 --> 00:47:33.141 You can do whatever you want with it, but- 974 00:47:33.141 --> 00:47:34.142 - But? But what? 975 00:47:34.142 --> 00:47:34.935 What do you mean? 976 00:47:36.019 --> 00:47:37.271 - If we find this treasure, 977 00:47:39.064 --> 00:47:42.901 are you really gonna let Royce turn this into a playground 978 00:47:42.901 --> 00:47:44.236 for the rich and famous? 979 00:47:44.236 --> 00:47:45.279 - Look, I don't know. 980 00:47:46.780 --> 00:47:49.908 My feelings about this place are complicated. 981 00:47:51.076 --> 00:47:53.161 Take this locket, for example. 982 00:47:53.161 --> 00:47:55.038 It used to remind me of my dad 983 00:47:55.038 --> 00:47:58.375 and then it reminded me that he was gone most of the time. 984 00:48:00.168 --> 00:48:04.006 I get that this place is special for everyone else, 985 00:48:04.006 --> 00:48:08.218 but for me it was a lot of lonely nights. 986 00:48:09.678 --> 00:48:11.138 - But you are really gonna give this all up 987 00:48:11.138 --> 00:48:12.514 just to get back at him? 988 00:48:12.514 --> 00:48:14.391 - It's not about him. 989 00:48:14.391 --> 00:48:16.727 He's gone. 990 00:48:16.727 --> 00:48:18.604 Okay, Royce was right. 991 00:48:18.604 --> 00:48:21.148 The past is an anchor and if I wanna move forward, 992 00:48:21.148 --> 00:48:23.901 if I want my career to flourish, 993 00:48:23.901 --> 00:48:25.944 I need to start looking to the future. 994 00:48:27.905 --> 00:48:28.739 - You're sure. 995 00:48:29.823 --> 00:48:31.867 (Meg sighs) 996 00:48:31.867 --> 00:48:33.702 - Meg, Tim. 997 00:48:33.702 --> 00:48:35.287 - Still Tom. 998 00:48:35.287 --> 00:48:36.872 - Right. 999 00:48:36.872 --> 00:48:37.706 We got a bite. 1000 00:48:39.875 --> 00:48:43.211 (soft mysterious music) 1001 00:48:50.886 --> 00:48:52.763 - See, Larson and Nelson. 1002 00:48:52.763 --> 00:48:56.058 The Nelson guy must have been old Wyatt Nelson's ancestor. 1003 00:48:56.058 --> 00:48:57.643 If anyone remembers anything 1004 00:48:57.643 --> 00:48:59.937 about the mines back then, it'll be him. 1005 00:48:59.937 --> 00:49:00.938 (Meg exhales) 1006 00:49:00.938 --> 00:49:01.855 - Great job, Kyle. 1007 00:49:03.357 --> 00:49:06.693 (soft mysterious music) 1008 00:49:12.532 --> 00:49:15.285 (birds chirping) 1009 00:49:22.000 --> 00:49:23.502 This looks like the place. 1010 00:49:24.336 --> 00:49:26.213 - This guy. 1011 00:49:26.213 --> 00:49:29.007 Looks like he's preserved in coal dust and moonshine. 1012 00:49:29.007 --> 00:49:30.759 Sure there's not a shotgun up there? 1013 00:49:32.719 --> 00:49:33.553 All righty then. 1014 00:49:37.265 --> 00:49:39.142 Hey, you're a local. 1015 00:49:39.142 --> 00:49:40.769 I'm sure he'd prefer to hear from a familiar face. 1016 00:49:42.562 --> 00:49:44.147 Good morning, sir. 1017 00:49:44.147 --> 00:49:45.941 - Wherever it is, I don't want none. 1018 00:49:45.941 --> 00:49:48.193 Nothing good ever arrives in a car that fancy. 1019 00:49:48.193 --> 00:49:49.027 (Royce scoffs) 1020 00:49:49.027 --> 00:49:50.070 - Let's just go. 1021 00:49:52.572 --> 00:49:57.536 Mr. Nelson, I'm Tom Larson. You might know my dad, Adam. 1022 00:49:57.536 --> 00:50:00.205 He used to bring you supplies every now and then. 1023 00:50:00.205 --> 00:50:03.125 - I remember Adam Larson. He was good people. 1024 00:50:03.125 --> 00:50:04.418 - Well, this is Meg. 1025 00:50:04.418 --> 00:50:06.670 Her father was Frank Davis. 1026 00:50:06.670 --> 00:50:08.422 - Oh, I know Frank Davis, too. 1027 00:50:09.840 --> 00:50:11.675 - Hm, doesn't sound like he's a fan. 1028 00:50:11.675 --> 00:50:14.136 - Mr. Nelson, we just wanna ask a few questions 1029 00:50:14.136 --> 00:50:16.430 about Lakewood and what happened to the mines. 1030 00:50:18.390 --> 00:50:19.891 (Wyatt sighs) 1031 00:50:19.891 --> 00:50:21.143 - Fine but that's only 'cause your daddy 1032 00:50:21.143 --> 00:50:22.394 was good to me, Larson. 1033 00:50:24.187 --> 00:50:26.773 - We're actually here about the treasure of Lakewood. 1034 00:50:26.773 --> 00:50:28.483 Not that I think it actually exists, 1035 00:50:28.483 --> 00:50:29.735 but you gotta try, right? 1036 00:50:31.194 --> 00:50:32.529 Is there anything you can tell us 1037 00:50:32.529 --> 00:50:33.822 about the mines, the mountains? 1038 00:50:33.822 --> 00:50:35.365 - I'll tell you if you shut up. 1039 00:50:36.867 --> 00:50:38.618 It's not a long story as my daddy remembered it. 1040 00:50:40.412 --> 00:50:42.956 Lakewood in the early days weren't much of a town. 1041 00:50:42.956 --> 00:50:47.044 Things were peaceful until somebody dug up a gigantic ruby. 1042 00:50:47.044 --> 00:50:49.337 It don't take much to light a spark of greed 1043 00:50:49.337 --> 00:50:51.631 when the people don't have much, 1044 00:50:51.631 --> 00:50:53.216 and with a rock like that, well, 1045 00:50:53.216 --> 00:50:55.427 the fighting started almost immediately. 1046 00:50:55.427 --> 00:50:56.887 - And who won? 1047 00:50:56.887 --> 00:50:59.431 - No one wins a fight like that, son. 1048 00:50:59.431 --> 00:51:02.142 When the dust settled, the ruby was gone. 1049 00:51:02.142 --> 00:51:03.685 There's always suspicions 1050 00:51:03.685 --> 00:51:06.605 that one of the town founders, Zach Larson. 1051 00:51:06.605 --> 00:51:09.274 yes, Tom, your kin, had took it, 1052 00:51:09.274 --> 00:51:12.944 but it never resurfaced again while he was alive. 1053 00:51:12.944 --> 00:51:14.488 - What happened to the mines? 1054 00:51:15.947 --> 00:51:18.575 All I know is it's been abandoned for decades. 1055 00:51:18.575 --> 00:51:19.785 - There was a terrible accident. 1056 00:51:19.785 --> 00:51:21.912 They breached a hidden cave 1057 00:51:21.912 --> 00:51:24.247 and the side of the mountain just caved in on itself, 1058 00:51:24.247 --> 00:51:25.791 taking the miners with it. 1059 00:51:25.791 --> 00:51:27.334 - That's why your map doesn't line up. 1060 00:51:27.334 --> 00:51:28.877 They blew up the freaking mountain. 1061 00:51:28.877 --> 00:51:31.421 - It was a dark time for the community. 1062 00:51:31.421 --> 00:51:34.800 The survivors banded together and they rebuilt 1063 00:51:34.800 --> 00:51:39.387 and focused on farming instead of mining and fighting. 1064 00:51:39.387 --> 00:51:40.722 - That fight, is that what the festival's about, 1065 00:51:40.722 --> 00:51:42.641 with the tomato battle? 1066 00:51:42.641 --> 00:51:46.019 - It was meant to be a way to let bygones be bygones, 1067 00:51:46.019 --> 00:51:49.481 to turn a tragic accident into a celebration. 1068 00:51:49.481 --> 00:51:52.109 People don't like to dwell on the hard times. 1069 00:51:52.109 --> 00:51:55.320 - That's very important to remember. 1070 00:51:55.320 --> 00:51:56.488 - Sorry, I can't be more of help 1071 00:51:56.488 --> 00:51:58.240 in your little treasure huntin'. 1072 00:51:58.240 --> 00:51:59.074 - Yeah. 1073 00:52:00.992 --> 00:52:02.953 - Got something to say, son? 1074 00:52:02.953 --> 00:52:04.496 - You know, it just feels like 1075 00:52:04.496 --> 00:52:06.331 you're holding out on us a little bit, 1076 00:52:06.331 --> 00:52:08.125 like you know a little more than what you're saying. 1077 00:52:08.125 --> 00:52:09.459 - What if I did? 1078 00:52:09.459 --> 00:52:12.254 (Royce chuckles) 1079 00:52:12.254 --> 00:52:13.713 - I know how this game is played. 1080 00:52:13.713 --> 00:52:16.091 - Royce. - No, no, no, it's okay. 1081 00:52:16.091 --> 00:52:17.676 It's business. 1082 00:52:17.676 --> 00:52:19.928 Not gonna get something for nothing, am I right? 1083 00:52:22.973 --> 00:52:25.183 Anything else you can remember? 1084 00:52:25.183 --> 00:52:27.519 - You'll pay me $100 to tell you 1085 00:52:27.519 --> 00:52:29.896 whether I know something else or not? 1086 00:52:29.896 --> 00:52:30.939 - Well do ya? 1087 00:52:32.649 --> 00:52:34.234 See, I told you. 1088 00:52:34.234 --> 00:52:35.110 Now let's hear it. 1089 00:52:36.695 --> 00:52:38.864 - The answer to your question is... 1090 00:52:40.949 --> 00:52:43.410 - Is? We're waitin'. 1091 00:52:43.410 --> 00:52:44.244 - It's simple. 1092 00:52:47.664 --> 00:52:51.334 - Uh? 1093 00:52:51.334 --> 00:52:54.462 - I don't know anything else. Scout's honor. 1094 00:52:54.462 --> 00:52:55.755 Y'all have a nice day. 1095 00:52:57.174 --> 00:52:59.301 (Tom chuckles) 1096 00:52:59.301 --> 00:53:01.720 (Meg laughs) 1097 00:53:03.555 --> 00:53:06.141 (cars passing) 1098 00:53:13.690 --> 00:53:15.317 - Hey kiddo. What you got there? 1099 00:53:15.317 --> 00:53:16.484 - Math. 1100 00:53:16.484 --> 00:53:18.528 - Yeah? You need some help? 1101 00:53:18.528 --> 00:53:20.739 - Well hey Meg, how was Nelson's? 1102 00:53:20.739 --> 00:53:23.325 - Charming. I got his decorator's number. 1103 00:53:23.325 --> 00:53:24.326 (Sarah laughs) 1104 00:53:24.326 --> 00:53:25.785 - So no luck, huh? 1105 00:53:25.785 --> 00:53:27.454 - Another in a series of dead ends, 1106 00:53:27.454 --> 00:53:29.581 and I'm afraid this might be our final one. 1107 00:53:31.124 --> 00:53:32.083 - I'm sorry, Meg. 1108 00:53:33.001 --> 00:53:33.793 Hey, pie's on me. 1109 00:53:34.753 --> 00:53:35.587 - Hey Meg. 1110 00:53:36.880 --> 00:53:38.423 Guess what? 1111 00:53:38.423 --> 00:53:39.257 I'm gonna go to LA just like you. 1112 00:53:39.257 --> 00:53:40.383 - Oh, really? 1113 00:53:40.383 --> 00:53:41.218 (Royce scoffs) 1114 00:53:41.218 --> 00:53:42.802 (Royce groans) 1115 00:53:42.802 --> 00:53:43.345 Do you mind telling me about this later? 1116 00:53:45.722 --> 00:53:47.307 - Well, unfortunately, 1117 00:53:47.307 --> 00:53:48.850 I don't think there's anything edible here. 1118 00:53:48.850 --> 00:53:50.602 - Ooh, you should try the tater tots. 1119 00:53:50.602 --> 00:53:51.770 They are delicious. 1120 00:53:51.770 --> 00:53:53.230 - Yeah, birds like 'em too. 1121 00:53:54.481 --> 00:53:57.108 (Meg chuckles) 1122 00:53:57.108 --> 00:54:00.779 - Yeah, I think I'm just gonna wait to eat. 1123 00:54:00.779 --> 00:54:02.614 - All right, y'all ready? 1124 00:54:02.614 --> 00:54:06.368 - Yes, salad for me, tater tots and coffee for the table 1125 00:54:06.368 --> 00:54:07.911 and burgers for the boys, please. 1126 00:54:07.911 --> 00:54:09.246 - Actually, do you have anything 1127 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:11.039 a little less fried back there? 1128 00:54:11.039 --> 00:54:12.582 - Royce. 1129 00:54:12.582 --> 00:54:14.417 Sorry about him. Sarah. It's been a long day. 1130 00:54:14.417 --> 00:54:15.877 - You know what? I don't think this is my kind of place. 1131 00:54:15.877 --> 00:54:17.379 Sorry. - Royce. 1132 00:54:22.509 --> 00:54:24.052 (door bell chimes) 1133 00:54:24.052 --> 00:54:25.595 Where are you going? 1134 00:54:25.595 --> 00:54:27.681 - There is a country club not far from here 1135 00:54:27.681 --> 00:54:29.099 with a golf course and sushi. 1136 00:54:29.099 --> 00:54:30.558 I need civilization. 1137 00:54:30.558 --> 00:54:32.102 - Why are you being so hotheaded? 1138 00:54:34.145 --> 00:54:36.898 - Why are you and your farmer friend so chummy? 1139 00:54:36.898 --> 00:54:39.150 - What? What are you implying? 1140 00:54:39.150 --> 00:54:40.568 - Do you need to tell me something, Meg? 1141 00:54:40.568 --> 00:54:42.654 - No, of course not. 1142 00:54:44.030 --> 00:54:45.240 - I'll see you tomorrow. 1143 00:54:46.866 --> 00:54:49.744 You know, you always said your dad spent 1144 00:54:49.744 --> 00:54:51.329 as little time here as possible. 1145 00:54:52.247 --> 00:54:53.415 I'm starting to see why. 1146 00:54:56.710 --> 00:54:59.379 (car starts up) 1147 00:55:03.091 --> 00:55:05.427 (Meg sighs) 1148 00:55:10.098 --> 00:55:11.641 - What's his problem? 1149 00:55:11.641 --> 00:55:13.476 - There's a lot riding on this for both of us. 1150 00:55:14.436 --> 00:55:16.271 - Yeah. 1151 00:55:16.271 --> 00:55:18.606 I guess country life's not really for everybody. 1152 00:55:18.606 --> 00:55:22.819 Maybe he needs a spa day or a massage or a mani pedi. 1153 00:55:22.819 --> 00:55:24.654 I know somebody who makes organic moisturizer 1154 00:55:24.654 --> 00:55:27.324 in case his hands get a little too rough. 1155 00:55:27.324 --> 00:55:28.575 - You do realize that you're talking 1156 00:55:28.575 --> 00:55:30.368 about my boyfriend, right? 1157 00:55:30.368 --> 00:55:33.955 - Yeah, I know, but you gotta admit, it's a bit much. 1158 00:55:35.040 --> 00:55:36.624 - Look, I know he can be a lot. 1159 00:55:36.624 --> 00:55:38.752 But he did come all this way to help me. 1160 00:55:40.211 --> 00:55:42.464 He's very passionate about our future. 1161 00:55:44.591 --> 00:55:46.176 - Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry. 1162 00:55:48.428 --> 00:55:50.013 I should get going. 1163 00:55:50.013 --> 00:55:51.097 My mom's expecting me. 1164 00:55:55.727 --> 00:55:58.438 (Meg scoffs) 1165 00:55:58.438 --> 00:56:01.691 (upbeat country music) 1166 00:56:06.071 --> 00:56:07.030 - Gross. 1167 00:56:07.030 --> 00:56:08.531 (Meg chuckles) 1168 00:56:08.531 --> 00:56:09.908 I think boys are dumb. 1169 00:56:11.534 --> 00:56:12.369 - Agreed. 1170 00:56:14.120 --> 00:56:17.624 (gentle orchestral music) 1171 00:56:42.941 --> 00:56:45.693 (birds chirping) 1172 00:56:48.780 --> 00:56:51.658 (knocking on door) 1173 00:56:53.201 --> 00:56:54.786 - Meg, hey. What are you doing here? 1174 00:56:54.786 --> 00:56:56.621 - I was looking for Tom. 1175 00:56:56.621 --> 00:56:58.623 Probably not gonna be here for much longer. 1176 00:56:58.623 --> 00:57:00.583 I wanted to thank him for his help. 1177 00:57:00.583 --> 00:57:03.420 - Yeah, he came home in a bit of a mood last night. 1178 00:57:03.420 --> 00:57:04.504 Is everything all right? 1179 00:57:04.504 --> 00:57:06.005 - Yeah. 1180 00:57:06.005 --> 00:57:08.716 He left pretty quickly last night, but... 1181 00:57:08.716 --> 00:57:11.845 - Meg, you know Tom, he likes to joke around a lot, 1182 00:57:11.845 --> 00:57:14.264 but he's always a little on edge 1183 00:57:14.264 --> 00:57:16.850 around the annual Tomato Toss. 1184 00:57:16.850 --> 00:57:17.684 - Why? 1185 00:57:18.935 --> 00:57:19.769 - Well... 1186 00:57:22.147 --> 00:57:24.482 See the Tomato Toss, 1187 00:57:24.482 --> 00:57:28.111 it was always his daddy's proudest moment of the year. 1188 00:57:28.111 --> 00:57:30.738 You take a big haul of tomatoes down to the recreation 1189 00:57:30.738 --> 00:57:34.492 and since the farm's been struggling, 1190 00:57:34.492 --> 00:57:36.369 we haven't been able to contribute 1191 00:57:36.369 --> 00:57:40.748 and I'm afraid that Tom, he sees it as a personal failing. 1192 00:57:42.792 --> 00:57:45.879 - I'd like to patch things up. 1193 00:57:45.879 --> 00:57:47.505 Do you know where I can find him? 1194 00:57:49.591 --> 00:57:51.801 - How do you feel about climbing trees? 1195 00:57:53.553 --> 00:57:55.638 (Meg chuckles) 1196 00:57:55.638 --> 00:57:59.559 (soft upbeat orchestral music) 1197 00:58:03.813 --> 00:58:04.689 - I'm coming up. 1198 00:58:15.074 --> 00:58:16.159 What's up, Peter Pan? 1199 00:58:17.702 --> 00:58:19.037 Where are your Lost Boys? 1200 00:58:20.747 --> 00:58:21.873 - What are you doing here? 1201 00:58:24.125 --> 00:58:25.960 - Probably gonna be heading out soon. 1202 00:58:27.128 --> 00:58:28.630 - Yeah. 1203 00:58:28.630 --> 00:58:29.881 Need to get back to work? 1204 00:58:30.882 --> 00:58:31.716 And Royce? 1205 00:58:34.010 --> 00:58:35.553 - I'm sorry about the treasure. 1206 00:58:36.638 --> 00:58:38.556 Is your farm gonna be okay? 1207 00:58:38.556 --> 00:58:40.099 - Yeah. We'll figure it out. 1208 00:58:41.643 --> 00:58:42.727 Sorry for you, though. 1209 00:58:43.645 --> 00:58:44.771 We didn't find anything. 1210 00:58:46.272 --> 00:58:47.732 - Yeah, well just 'cause we didn't find anything 1211 00:58:47.732 --> 00:58:49.108 doesn't mean it was all bad. 1212 00:58:52.278 --> 00:58:54.155 - Yeah, it was kind of fun. 1213 00:58:54.155 --> 00:58:57.033 - Okay. (chuckles) 1214 00:58:57.033 --> 00:59:01.955 - It was interesting seeing the other Meg yesterday. 1215 00:59:01.955 --> 00:59:03.164 - Other Meg? 1216 00:59:03.164 --> 00:59:04.707 - Yeah. Business Meg. 1217 00:59:06.125 --> 00:59:09.128 The Meg you become with Royce. City Meg. 1218 00:59:12.382 --> 00:59:14.842 - Maybe that's the real Meg. 1219 00:59:14.842 --> 00:59:18.930 - That's a shame 'cause country Meg's a lot more fun. 1220 00:59:18.930 --> 00:59:22.308 - If you're gonna be like this, I can just go. 1221 00:59:22.308 --> 00:59:23.893 - I'm sorry. 1222 00:59:23.893 --> 00:59:25.812 - You know, maybe it's just confusing for you 1223 00:59:25.812 --> 00:59:27.522 to meet someone whose life is a little bit more complicated 1224 00:59:27.522 --> 00:59:29.440 than hanging out in tree houses all day. 1225 00:59:29.440 --> 00:59:31.568 - I don't think your life's that complicated. 1226 00:59:31.568 --> 00:59:33.152 You just do whatever it takes 1227 00:59:33.152 --> 00:59:34.988 to get the next big payday the fastest. 1228 00:59:34.988 --> 00:59:36.489 Simple. 1229 00:59:36.489 --> 00:59:37.824 - Is this about the resort? 1230 00:59:39.659 --> 00:59:42.537 I still haven't decided if I'm gonna sell the estate or not. 1231 00:59:42.537 --> 00:59:46.291 Besides, it's none of your business. 1232 00:59:46.291 --> 00:59:50.044 Okay, it's my dad, my estate, my career. 1233 00:59:50.044 --> 00:59:52.088 - My, my, my. 1234 00:59:52.088 --> 00:59:53.590 Wow, do they teach self-centeredness 1235 00:59:53.590 --> 00:59:55.550 in year one of business school or year two? 1236 00:59:55.550 --> 00:59:57.468 - Shut up, Tom. - Did you major in it? 1237 00:59:57.468 --> 00:59:59.554 - Okay, look, you idiot. 1238 01:00:06.561 --> 01:00:07.395 - Is that? 1239 01:00:09.230 --> 01:00:10.231 Cave? - Cave. 1240 01:00:12.358 --> 01:00:14.527 Okay, we passed the petrified stump. 1241 01:00:14.527 --> 01:00:16.237 There's the overhanging ledge. 1242 01:00:16.237 --> 01:00:19.616 Must be just around here. 1243 01:00:19.616 --> 01:00:21.534 - Oh, yes. 1244 01:00:21.534 --> 01:00:22.702 - We did it. 1245 01:00:22.702 --> 01:00:24.537 - You did it. 1246 01:00:24.537 --> 01:00:26.247 Guess there's still some country left in you after all, huh? 1247 01:00:26.247 --> 01:00:27.123 (Meg chuckles) 1248 01:00:27.123 --> 01:00:27.957 - Here, help me. 1249 01:00:32.545 --> 01:00:33.463 Tom, look. 1250 01:00:35.048 --> 01:00:38.134 "My arms hold up a stony sky, 1251 01:00:38.134 --> 01:00:40.511 my muscles stiff as boards. 1252 01:00:40.511 --> 01:00:44.432 Amid the rubble at my feet, you'll find my hidden hoard." 1253 01:00:46.809 --> 01:00:48.728 - How did we miss that? 1254 01:00:48.728 --> 01:00:49.729 What does that mean? 1255 01:00:50.855 --> 01:00:52.231 - Stony sky? 1256 01:00:53.691 --> 01:00:55.276 Could it be the roof of the cave? 1257 01:00:55.276 --> 01:00:56.819 - Muscles stiff as boards. 1258 01:00:56.819 --> 01:00:58.780 It's gotta be the supports. 1259 01:00:58.780 --> 01:01:00.281 Let's go take a look. - Yeah. 1260 01:01:01.199 --> 01:01:04.494 (soft mysterious music) 1261 01:01:11.334 --> 01:01:13.086 Tom! 1262 01:01:13.086 --> 01:01:15.213 - [Tom] "ZL". Zach Larson. 1263 01:01:15.213 --> 01:01:17.048 (Meg gasps) 1264 01:01:17.048 --> 01:01:18.216 - This must be the one. 1265 01:01:20.218 --> 01:01:23.471 (rocks clattering) 1266 01:01:23.471 --> 01:01:26.224 (Meg chuckles) 1267 01:01:26.224 --> 01:01:27.809 I can't believe it. 1268 01:01:31.020 --> 01:01:32.897 (Tom chuckles) 1269 01:01:32.897 --> 01:01:36.234 (soft mysterious music) 1270 01:01:37.443 --> 01:01:38.277 Here. 1271 01:01:42.657 --> 01:01:44.492 A journal. 1272 01:01:44.492 --> 01:01:46.327 - [Tom] A journal? What happened to the giant ruby? 1273 01:01:49.872 --> 01:01:51.666 - Unbelievable. 1274 01:01:51.666 --> 01:01:54.419 It's Zach Larson's accounts of founding the town. 1275 01:01:54.419 --> 01:01:57.130 It's an incredible historical find. 1276 01:01:57.130 --> 01:01:58.673 You should be thrilled. 1277 01:01:58.673 --> 01:02:00.258 It's written by one of your ancestors. 1278 01:02:01.926 --> 01:02:03.845 - This could be the Declaration of Independence. 1279 01:02:03.845 --> 01:02:05.847 It doesn't matter. It's not gonna help me save my farm. 1280 01:02:07.515 --> 01:02:08.641 This was my last hope. 1281 01:02:09.642 --> 01:02:11.352 - I'm sorry, Tom. 1282 01:02:13.688 --> 01:02:15.440 Where are you going? 1283 01:02:15.440 --> 01:02:18.568 - I gotta go do some thinking. I, I'll see you later. 1284 01:02:20.403 --> 01:02:21.404 (Meg scoffs) 1285 01:02:21.404 --> 01:02:24.490 (cell phone buzzing) 1286 01:02:27.577 --> 01:02:29.162 - Hello? 1287 01:02:29.162 --> 01:02:30.997 - Meg, Kimmy's not with you, is she? 1288 01:02:30.997 --> 01:02:33.624 - No, I haven't seen her all day. Is everything okay? 1289 01:02:33.624 --> 01:02:35.084 - She didn't turn up for school today. 1290 01:02:35.084 --> 01:02:36.794 A bunch of her clothes are missing. 1291 01:02:36.794 --> 01:02:38.504 We think that she ran away. 1292 01:02:38.504 --> 01:02:39.922 I don't know what to do. 1293 01:02:41.424 --> 01:02:42.759 - I'll come get you. 1294 01:02:44.594 --> 01:02:47.847 (tense dramatic music) 1295 01:02:56.939 --> 01:02:58.858 - Gary's off checking all Kimmy's favorite spots 1296 01:02:58.858 --> 01:03:00.651 and I've just been waiting here until she comes back. 1297 01:03:00.651 --> 01:03:02.737 - Oh, Sarah. Sarah, slow down. 1298 01:03:02.737 --> 01:03:05.114 - It's almost nightfall. I don't know what to do. 1299 01:03:05.114 --> 01:03:07.450 - I'm sure she's gonna be fine. 1300 01:03:07.450 --> 01:03:09.368 Did she leave some sort of note? 1301 01:03:09.368 --> 01:03:11.621 - Just this. 1302 01:03:11.621 --> 01:03:14.123 - "Off to live somewhere more exciting. 1303 01:03:14.123 --> 01:03:16.334 Back for Christmas probs." 1304 01:03:17.585 --> 01:03:18.920 Oh, boy. 1305 01:03:18.920 --> 01:03:20.421 I think I have an idea. 1306 01:03:20.421 --> 01:03:21.255 Come on. 1307 01:03:29.305 --> 01:03:33.309 (tense dramatic music) 1308 01:03:33.309 --> 01:03:34.519 - [Sarah] Kimmy. 1309 01:03:34.519 --> 01:03:35.436 Thank God. 1310 01:03:41.734 --> 01:03:42.568 - Mom. 1311 01:03:44.028 --> 01:03:46.322 - Don't you ever run off like that again on me, 1312 01:03:46.322 --> 01:03:47.323 do you understand? 1313 01:03:47.323 --> 01:03:48.491 What were you thinking? 1314 01:03:49.951 --> 01:03:51.160 - I heard Meg was going back to LA 1315 01:03:51.160 --> 01:03:52.578 and I wanted to go with her. 1316 01:03:56.541 --> 01:03:57.708 - Mind if I talk to her? 1317 01:04:00.086 --> 01:04:03.589 (gentle orchestral music) 1318 01:04:07.927 --> 01:04:11.138 So, why do you wanna move to LA? 1319 01:04:11.138 --> 01:04:13.182 - It's boring here. 1320 01:04:13.182 --> 01:04:16.394 They are just trees and mountains and nothing ever happens. 1321 01:04:16.394 --> 01:04:19.021 - I know that the city can seem exciting, 1322 01:04:19.021 --> 01:04:20.648 but Lakewood might surprise you. 1323 01:04:20.648 --> 01:04:24.277 I mean just this week I made new friends, 1324 01:04:24.277 --> 01:04:27.113 I threw a party, explored a cave. 1325 01:04:27.113 --> 01:04:28.364 - Ooh, where's the cave? 1326 01:04:29.782 --> 01:04:31.325 (Meg chuckles) 1327 01:04:31.325 --> 01:04:33.202 - I'll tell you about that later. 1328 01:04:33.202 --> 01:04:35.496 What I'm trying to say is that there's still a lot 1329 01:04:35.496 --> 01:04:37.456 that this town has to offer. 1330 01:04:37.456 --> 01:04:39.375 - I suppose. 1331 01:04:39.375 --> 01:04:42.128 - If you promise to not give your mom 1332 01:04:42.128 --> 01:04:44.171 any more heart attacks, 1333 01:04:44.171 --> 01:04:46.507 I promise I'll let you come visit me in LA. 1334 01:04:46.507 --> 01:04:47.675 - [Kimmy] You swear? 1335 01:04:47.675 --> 01:04:49.886 - [Meg] I swear. (chuckles) 1336 01:04:49.886 --> 01:04:52.930 - [Royce] Sorry to interrupt girls night, ladies. 1337 01:04:52.930 --> 01:04:55.141 I need to speak to Meg privately, though. 1338 01:04:55.141 --> 01:04:57.393 - I have to take Sarah and Kimmy home. 1339 01:04:57.393 --> 01:04:58.936 - No worries. 1340 01:04:58.936 --> 01:05:00.271 I texted Gary. He's on his way to get us. 1341 01:05:00.271 --> 01:05:01.272 - Perfect. 1342 01:05:01.272 --> 01:05:02.732 Shall we? 1343 01:05:02.732 --> 01:05:03.691 - You sure? - Yeah, go ahead. 1344 01:05:07.778 --> 01:05:08.613 Thanks. 1345 01:05:10.364 --> 01:05:15.328 Oh. 1346 01:05:16.662 --> 01:05:18.581 - So what is this all about? 1347 01:05:18.581 --> 01:05:21.375 - All right, I've been thinking. 1348 01:05:21.375 --> 01:05:24.045 We have had some setbacks, 1349 01:05:24.045 --> 01:05:25.588 but I have a new foolproof plan 1350 01:05:25.588 --> 01:05:26.714 on how we're gonna get the estate. 1351 01:05:26.714 --> 01:05:27.715 - I'm listening. 1352 01:05:27.715 --> 01:05:29.050 - We sue the trust. 1353 01:05:29.050 --> 01:05:29.884 (Meg scoffs) 1354 01:05:29.884 --> 01:05:31.677 Come on. 1355 01:05:31.677 --> 01:05:33.179 All this treasure hunt mumbo jumbo can't be legal. 1356 01:05:33.179 --> 01:05:34.847 We get a couple high powered attorneys on it, 1357 01:05:34.847 --> 01:05:36.015 they'll file some injunctions 1358 01:05:36.015 --> 01:05:37.725 on all sorts of technicalities. 1359 01:05:37.725 --> 01:05:38.559 - Royce. 1360 01:05:39.560 --> 01:05:40.686 - What? 1361 01:05:40.686 --> 01:05:41.520 What's that? 1362 01:05:42.939 --> 01:05:45.024 - The treasure of Lakewood. 1363 01:05:45.024 --> 01:05:48.361 - Okay, but it's a book? 1364 01:05:48.361 --> 01:05:49.445 You're sure? 1365 01:05:49.445 --> 01:05:51.030 - Pretty sure. 1366 01:05:51.030 --> 01:05:52.865 - You're telling me this means we win? 1367 01:05:52.865 --> 01:05:54.700 - Yeah, I guess so. Maybe. 1368 01:05:54.700 --> 01:05:56.619 - All right, then well I'll start making some calls 1369 01:05:56.619 --> 01:05:59.205 and we'll have this place down to the studs in a week. 1370 01:05:59.205 --> 01:06:01.040 - I'm not selling. 1371 01:06:01.040 --> 01:06:03.042 - Of course you're selling. It's our future. 1372 01:06:03.042 --> 01:06:04.168 - No, it's not. 1373 01:06:04.168 --> 01:06:05.336 Not anymore. 1374 01:06:05.336 --> 01:06:06.837 - Meg, you're kidding me. 1375 01:06:06.837 --> 01:06:08.005 Don't tell me you wanna hang around here 1376 01:06:08.005 --> 01:06:08.673 showing off your dad's old junk. 1377 01:06:09.548 --> 01:06:11.050 (Meg scoffs) 1378 01:06:11.050 --> 01:06:13.010 Okay, that came, that came out wrong. 1379 01:06:15.221 --> 01:06:17.181 This old house is getting to us, okay? 1380 01:06:17.181 --> 01:06:18.849 Why don't we go to the country club, 1381 01:06:18.849 --> 01:06:20.977 relax at the spa and we'll talk about this 1382 01:06:20.977 --> 01:06:22.436 when we've cooled off. 1383 01:06:22.436 --> 01:06:24.355 - I'm gonna stay here, thank you. 1384 01:06:26.774 --> 01:06:28.359 (Royce scoffs) 1385 01:06:28.359 --> 01:06:30.987 - All right, but I'm not giving up. 1386 01:06:30.987 --> 01:06:32.279 Not when we're this close. 1387 01:06:34.448 --> 01:06:36.867 (Meg scoffs) 1388 01:06:39.161 --> 01:06:42.581 (journal thuds) 1389 01:06:42.581 --> 01:06:45.501 (Tom sighs) 1390 01:06:45.501 --> 01:06:49.005 (gentle orchestral music) 1391 01:06:55.094 --> 01:06:56.721 - I'm sorry, mom. 1392 01:06:56.721 --> 01:06:57.555 - About what? 1393 01:06:58.556 --> 01:06:59.515 - Letting you down. 1394 01:07:00.933 --> 01:07:03.644 - No, you haven't failed me or anybody else. 1395 01:07:04.729 --> 01:07:06.480 This family's about a lot more 1396 01:07:06.480 --> 01:07:09.525 than a couple of tomatoes or a plot of land. 1397 01:07:09.525 --> 01:07:10.317 It's love. 1398 01:07:12.153 --> 01:07:14.196 No matter what happens to the farm, we'll always have that. 1399 01:07:15.573 --> 01:07:17.116 - Yeah, love doesn't pay the bills. 1400 01:07:18.200 --> 01:07:19.910 - Honey, something will come up. 1401 01:07:19.910 --> 01:07:21.287 We just have to be patient. 1402 01:07:23.330 --> 01:07:26.834 (gentle orchestral music) 1403 01:07:28.252 --> 01:07:30.004 (Royce sighs) 1404 01:07:30.004 --> 01:07:33.340 (soft mysterious music) 1405 01:07:55.112 --> 01:07:57.156 (Royce clears throat) 1406 01:07:57.156 --> 01:07:58.032 - Tom. 1407 01:07:59.450 --> 01:08:01.077 - Royce. 1408 01:08:01.077 --> 01:08:01.911 What's up? 1409 01:08:07.625 --> 01:08:11.128 (gentle orchestral music) 1410 01:08:24.767 --> 01:08:27.686 (knocking on door) 1411 01:08:32.983 --> 01:08:35.277 (Meg yells) 1412 01:08:35.277 --> 01:08:36.403 (Meg laughs) 1413 01:08:36.403 --> 01:08:37.238 - Pay back. 1414 01:08:38.447 --> 01:08:40.116 - What are you doing here? 1415 01:08:40.116 --> 01:08:42.910 - I brought you this journal. 1416 01:08:42.910 --> 01:08:44.245 It belongs to your family. 1417 01:08:47.248 --> 01:08:49.750 - It must be so easy to just change your mind 1418 01:08:49.750 --> 01:08:51.961 about what is or isn't important. 1419 01:08:51.961 --> 01:08:54.463 You know, some of us actually have to make hard decisions. 1420 01:08:54.463 --> 01:08:56.048 - What do you mean? 1421 01:08:56.048 --> 01:08:58.801 - The offer on my dad's farm. Royce just called. 1422 01:08:58.801 --> 01:09:00.219 - You're selling to Royce? 1423 01:09:01.554 --> 01:09:03.097 - You know what? 1424 01:09:03.097 --> 01:09:04.265 Go back to LA and enjoy your bonus 1425 01:09:04.265 --> 01:09:06.392 or your promotion or whatever. 1426 01:09:06.392 --> 01:09:09.228 I'm so glad I could help you add a zero to your paycheck. 1427 01:09:10.104 --> 01:09:10.938 Goodbye, Meg. 1428 01:09:16.777 --> 01:09:19.113 (Tom sighs) 1429 01:09:20.739 --> 01:09:23.325 (upbeat music) 1430 01:09:28.247 --> 01:09:29.582 - Meg. 1431 01:09:29.582 --> 01:09:31.125 We did it. 1432 01:09:31.125 --> 01:09:32.751 We got the resort. - How could you? 1433 01:09:32.751 --> 01:09:34.628 - How could I what? Save the day? 1434 01:09:34.628 --> 01:09:36.630 - You had no right to meddle into Tom's life like that. 1435 01:09:36.630 --> 01:09:39.216 - Slow down, okay. I did this for us. 1436 01:09:39.216 --> 01:09:41.051 And you get the best of both worlds. 1437 01:09:41.051 --> 01:09:43.637 You get your house and you get your job and he gets paid. 1438 01:09:43.637 --> 01:09:45.014 Win, win, win, win, win. 1439 01:09:45.014 --> 01:09:46.223 - You always do this. 1440 01:09:46.223 --> 01:09:48.017 You act in your own interest 1441 01:09:48.017 --> 01:09:50.436 and you pretend like it's what we both wanted. 1442 01:09:50.436 --> 01:09:53.272 You should have asked me first. 1443 01:09:53.272 --> 01:09:55.524 - Look, I'm sorry, but it's a done deal. 1444 01:09:55.524 --> 01:09:56.901 June comes tomorrow to sign the paperwork 1445 01:09:56.901 --> 01:09:58.694 and then I'm off to the Alps. 1446 01:09:58.694 --> 01:10:00.321 With or without you, sweetheart. 1447 01:10:00.321 --> 01:10:02.031 - Definitely without me. 1448 01:10:02.031 --> 01:10:03.365 We're done. 1449 01:10:03.365 --> 01:10:05.201 - Oh, Meg. 1450 01:10:05.201 --> 01:10:07.244 Come on, you're breaking up with me? Don't be silly. 1451 01:10:07.244 --> 01:10:08.787 - No, sticking in a relationship 1452 01:10:08.787 --> 01:10:11.165 that doesn't work is being silly. 1453 01:10:11.165 --> 01:10:12.666 I'm choosing to be smart. 1454 01:10:13.626 --> 01:10:15.336 Goodbye, Royce. 1455 01:10:15.336 --> 01:10:18.005 Oh, and by the way, you're a terrible skier. 1456 01:10:18.005 --> 01:10:19.632 Almost as bad as you are at golf. 1457 01:10:21.383 --> 01:10:24.261 (door closes) 1458 01:10:24.261 --> 01:10:26.847 (upbeat music) 1459 01:10:28.933 --> 01:10:29.767 - Rude. 1460 01:10:31.602 --> 01:10:34.271 (insects buzzing) 1461 01:10:34.271 --> 01:10:37.191 (melancholy music) 1462 01:10:40.819 --> 01:10:43.906 (cell phone buzzing) 1463 01:10:45.658 --> 01:10:46.784 - Hello. 1464 01:10:46.784 --> 01:10:48.911 - Meg, it's Don. 1465 01:10:48.911 --> 01:10:50.996 Just called to see how things were going. 1466 01:10:50.996 --> 01:10:54.583 - Oh yeah, we we actually found it. 1467 01:10:54.583 --> 01:10:55.960 - You found the treasure? 1468 01:10:55.960 --> 01:10:57.795 - Yeah, it was a journal 1469 01:10:57.795 --> 01:10:59.505 that belonged to one of the founders. 1470 01:10:59.505 --> 01:11:01.423 - Well that's fantastic. 1471 01:11:01.423 --> 01:11:05.177 But your tone does not sound like it's fantastic. 1472 01:11:06.929 --> 01:11:11.558 - I just, I'm just thinking about what it all means. 1473 01:11:12.476 --> 01:11:14.103 - Well, it's up to you. 1474 01:11:14.103 --> 01:11:17.231 You can stick around or the board can vote 1475 01:11:17.231 --> 01:11:18.816 to appoint a new custodian. 1476 01:11:20.567 --> 01:11:21.610 What do you wanna do? 1477 01:11:24.405 --> 01:11:25.239 - Um... 1478 01:11:27.574 --> 01:11:30.119 (upbeat music) 1479 01:11:31.495 --> 01:11:36.250 (people chattering) (upbeat music) 1480 01:12:02.109 --> 01:12:03.902 - You heard from Royce? 1481 01:12:03.902 --> 01:12:07.364 - I did, he said the contract is ready to sign. 1482 01:12:07.364 --> 01:12:10.034 I'm gonna meet him on the library steps at noon 1483 01:12:10.034 --> 01:12:11.118 to do the paperwork. 1484 01:12:12.745 --> 01:12:14.747 - You sure you want to go through with this? 1485 01:12:15.998 --> 01:12:18.500 - Tom, it's a good thing. 1486 01:12:18.500 --> 01:12:20.502 You know, give us enough to start fresh. 1487 01:12:23.589 --> 01:12:25.257 You going to the Tomato Toss? 1488 01:12:26.508 --> 01:12:27.343 - No. 1489 01:12:28.344 --> 01:12:29.553 No, I'm not in the mood. 1490 01:12:30.637 --> 01:12:33.766 - We had a bad crop. So what? 1491 01:12:33.766 --> 01:12:36.935 - Mom, they had to outsource the tomatoes for the festival. 1492 01:12:37.936 --> 01:12:39.188 I feel like a failure. 1493 01:12:40.773 --> 01:12:42.524 - Honey, the people of Lakewood, 1494 01:12:42.524 --> 01:12:44.360 they don't love you any less 1495 01:12:44.360 --> 01:12:45.986 and your father wouldn't have either. 1496 01:12:45.986 --> 01:12:48.572 He loved his son unconditionally. 1497 01:12:48.572 --> 01:12:51.909 He'd be so proud of the effort you've put into this place. 1498 01:12:53.410 --> 01:12:55.120 And he wouldn't want you to spend your whole life 1499 01:12:55.120 --> 01:12:57.664 doing what you think he wants you to do. 1500 01:12:59.083 --> 01:13:01.001 You have to pursue what you love. 1501 01:13:02.753 --> 01:13:04.588 That's what the Larson family motto's all about. 1502 01:13:06.590 --> 01:13:09.093 Wherever your heart is, find your home. 1503 01:13:10.719 --> 01:13:12.096 - So where's my heart, mom? 1504 01:13:13.555 --> 01:13:15.766 - Well I think she's currently packing. 1505 01:13:15.766 --> 01:13:18.310 (Tom scoffs) 1506 01:13:18.310 --> 01:13:21.063 - If I had half a chance with Meg, I blew it yesterday. 1507 01:13:22.147 --> 01:13:23.482 She's with Royce, anyway. 1508 01:13:24.608 --> 01:13:26.151 - Really? 1509 01:13:26.151 --> 01:13:27.611 Not according to Royce. 1510 01:13:30.155 --> 01:13:31.115 - What do you mean? 1511 01:13:33.117 --> 01:13:34.076 - I don't gossip. 1512 01:13:36.995 --> 01:13:37.830 - Mom. 1513 01:13:41.583 --> 01:13:44.002 - Well Royce said Meg broke up with him. 1514 01:13:44.002 --> 01:13:45.170 - What happened? 1515 01:13:45.170 --> 01:13:47.464 - Oh, well, I don't know. 1516 01:13:47.464 --> 01:13:49.925 I'm sure she probably had a good reason to do it. 1517 01:13:51.343 --> 01:13:54.221 Honey, it's not a tough puzzle to solve. 1518 01:13:55.597 --> 01:13:56.974 - Wait. 1519 01:13:56.974 --> 01:13:58.642 Mom, that's it. 1520 01:13:58.642 --> 01:13:59.476 A puzzle. 1521 01:14:00.936 --> 01:14:02.604 - [June] What do you mean? 1522 01:14:02.604 --> 01:14:04.106 - Mom, you cracked it. 1523 01:14:04.106 --> 01:14:05.482 The journal. 1524 01:14:05.482 --> 01:14:07.568 It's not the treasure, it's a clue. 1525 01:14:07.568 --> 01:14:08.819 It's the clue. 1526 01:14:10.362 --> 01:14:11.280 You're the the best. 1527 01:14:11.280 --> 01:14:12.114 Thank you. 1528 01:14:12.990 --> 01:14:15.909 (June chuckles) 1529 01:14:15.909 --> 01:14:16.743 (door closes) 1530 01:14:16.743 --> 01:14:17.536 - I'm the best. 1531 01:14:20.456 --> 01:14:23.041 (upbeat music) 1532 01:14:35.888 --> 01:14:37.931 - Meg. (knocking on door) 1533 01:14:37.931 --> 01:14:38.765 Meg! 1534 01:14:39.641 --> 01:14:40.476 Meg! 1535 01:14:41.393 --> 01:14:42.895 - Hello? 1536 01:14:42.895 --> 01:14:44.062 - Hey. 1537 01:14:44.062 --> 01:14:45.647 Hey, I need to talk to you. 1538 01:14:45.647 --> 01:14:47.441 - [Meg] You could have just called. 1539 01:14:47.441 --> 01:14:48.275 - In person. 1540 01:14:49.902 --> 01:14:51.278 - Okay, hold on a second. 1541 01:14:55.449 --> 01:14:56.450 Mind telling me what this is all about? 1542 01:14:56.450 --> 01:14:58.202 I have a plane to catch. 1543 01:14:58.202 --> 01:15:00.537 - Okay, but what if you didn't? 1544 01:15:00.537 --> 01:15:02.039 - You made it pretty clear 1545 01:15:02.039 --> 01:15:03.790 that there's nothing left for me in Lakewood. 1546 01:15:03.790 --> 01:15:07.085 - Okay, I deserve that. But check this out. 1547 01:15:08.921 --> 01:15:11.006 Look, see all these extra letters? 1548 01:15:11.006 --> 01:15:12.925 This is gibberish, right? 1549 01:15:12.925 --> 01:15:15.469 But I bet if we decode these, it'll take us to the treasure. 1550 01:15:15.469 --> 01:15:16.470 It's a puzzle, Meg. 1551 01:15:16.470 --> 01:15:17.346 It's a final puzzle. 1552 01:15:18.847 --> 01:15:23.185 - Wait, a key. It was never a physical key. 1553 01:15:23.185 --> 01:15:25.604 It must have been something to break the code. 1554 01:15:25.604 --> 01:15:27.564 - Okay, are we still at a dead end? 1555 01:15:27.564 --> 01:15:29.316 - Not necessarily. 1556 01:15:29.316 --> 01:15:32.236 Maybe my dad found something to crack it. 1557 01:15:33.695 --> 01:15:34.696 - Yeah, but we've already been through 1558 01:15:34.696 --> 01:15:35.030 his entire collection. 1559 01:15:37.407 --> 01:15:38.242 - Oh. 1560 01:15:39.660 --> 01:15:41.161 - [Tom] Hey, uh, what are you doin'? 1561 01:15:41.161 --> 01:15:42.663 - Ah. 1562 01:15:42.663 --> 01:15:46.166 My father's journal for some light reading. 1563 01:15:53.465 --> 01:15:55.050 - "April 12th. 1564 01:15:55.050 --> 01:15:56.927 Outside Knysna. The heat is oppressive. 1565 01:15:56.927 --> 01:15:59.346 It makes me miss the gentle autumn nights by the lake. 1566 01:15:59.346 --> 01:16:00.889 I wish I was home with the girls. 1567 01:16:00.889 --> 01:16:02.766 I miss them so much, but this is for them, too. 1568 01:16:02.766 --> 01:16:04.309 I have to remember that. 1569 01:16:04.309 --> 01:16:06.061 I sent Sandra another set of instructions 1570 01:16:06.061 --> 01:16:08.355 for an adventure for little Meg. 1571 01:16:08.355 --> 01:16:11.191 Hopefully she thinks of me as she solves it. 1572 01:16:11.191 --> 01:16:12.776 I can't wait until she's ready 1573 01:16:12.776 --> 01:16:14.653 to come on some real adventure with me." 1574 01:16:14.653 --> 01:16:16.697 (Meg scoffs) 1575 01:16:16.697 --> 01:16:17.531 You okay? 1576 01:16:19.241 --> 01:16:22.244 - I always thought his adventures were distractions. 1577 01:16:23.412 --> 01:16:25.038 - Do you want me to keep reading? 1578 01:16:27.040 --> 01:16:27.874 - What's that? 1579 01:16:31.211 --> 01:16:34.715 (gentle orchestral music) 1580 01:16:38.218 --> 01:16:39.094 "Dear Meg. 1581 01:16:40.470 --> 01:16:42.347 If you're reading this, 1582 01:16:42.347 --> 01:16:44.683 it means you're trying to solve my last treasure hunt. 1583 01:16:45.517 --> 01:16:47.352 I'm glad. 1584 01:16:47.352 --> 01:16:52.024 Perhaps that means at least part of you wants to forgive me. 1585 01:16:53.859 --> 01:16:56.320 I'm sorry that there's so much distance between us. 1586 01:16:58.071 --> 01:16:59.906 I know it's my fault, always chasing the next thing, 1587 01:16:59.906 --> 01:17:02.868 never taking the time to appreciate what I had. 1588 01:17:04.369 --> 01:17:06.371 But I hope that the hunt has reawakened 1589 01:17:06.371 --> 01:17:08.582 some of your love for Lakewood 1590 01:17:08.582 --> 01:17:10.417 and reminded you of the good times. 1591 01:17:12.336 --> 01:17:15.964 Perhaps you've even figured out how that locket 1592 01:17:15.964 --> 01:17:17.049 fits into all of this, 1593 01:17:18.508 --> 01:17:21.386 the one I hid for you under the garden dweller 1594 01:17:22.804 --> 01:17:24.556 at the river outlook. 1595 01:17:26.558 --> 01:17:28.852 I had to make the treasure hunt very simple. 1596 01:17:30.729 --> 01:17:32.314 Did you think it was beneath me? 1597 01:17:34.775 --> 01:17:37.152 There's more to it than meets the eye. 1598 01:17:37.152 --> 01:17:38.570 I love you. Dad." 1599 01:17:41.823 --> 01:17:42.741 - You okay? 1600 01:17:43.950 --> 01:17:45.452 - Yeah, I will be. 1601 01:17:46.870 --> 01:17:49.581 Here, maybe something jumps out at you. 1602 01:17:51.708 --> 01:17:55.212 (gentle orchestral music) 1603 01:18:00.634 --> 01:18:03.261 - Here, when he writes about the locket, 1604 01:18:03.261 --> 01:18:05.222 "There's more to it than meets the eye." 1605 01:18:08.517 --> 01:18:10.310 - Let's take a closer look. 1606 01:18:12.396 --> 01:18:15.899 (gentle orchestral music) 1607 01:18:20.529 --> 01:18:22.114 - See, but then he writes here, 1608 01:18:23.323 --> 01:18:25.075 "You were so young. 1609 01:18:25.075 --> 01:18:27.369 I had to make the treasure hunt very simple. 1610 01:18:27.369 --> 01:18:29.705 Did you think it was beneath me?" 1611 01:18:32.916 --> 01:18:37.921 - Wait, do you think he means literally beneath him? 1612 01:18:39.381 --> 01:18:39.798 - There's only one way to find out. 1613 01:18:41.091 --> 01:18:44.553 (gentle orchestral music) 1614 01:18:45.470 --> 01:18:47.013 - Hey, look. 1615 01:18:47.013 --> 01:18:50.559 It's a series of engraved numbers. 1616 01:18:52.269 --> 01:18:56.565 They're pushed together in groups, almost like a a phrase. 1617 01:18:59.276 --> 01:19:02.654 - "Wherever your heart is, find your home." 1618 01:19:03.530 --> 01:19:04.364 - What's that? 1619 01:19:05.449 --> 01:19:07.325 - It's the Larson family motto. 1620 01:19:07.325 --> 01:19:11.037 Look, it fits, including the dash and the period there. 1621 01:19:12.998 --> 01:19:15.375 - Wherever your heart. 1622 01:19:16.334 --> 01:19:17.461 It does. 1623 01:19:17.461 --> 01:19:20.338 - Yeah. 1624 01:19:20.338 --> 01:19:22.215 So, so what now? 1625 01:19:22.215 --> 01:19:25.594 - We line the letters to the numbers on the locket 1626 01:19:25.594 --> 01:19:29.681 and then we match those values to the peculiar series 1627 01:19:29.681 --> 01:19:31.850 of letters in the Zack Larson journal. 1628 01:19:33.602 --> 01:19:38.440 Okay, I'm just gonna line these up here and we should... 1629 01:19:41.693 --> 01:19:44.613 (mysterious music) 1630 01:20:20.065 --> 01:20:23.026 (car starts up) 1631 01:20:23.026 --> 01:20:25.946 (soft tense music) 1632 01:20:27.113 --> 01:20:29.950 Ah, something's missing. 1633 01:20:29.950 --> 01:20:31.827 - Look. 1634 01:20:31.827 --> 01:20:35.580 Zach repeated periods here and here and the dash here. 1635 01:20:36.498 --> 01:20:38.166 - You're a genius. 1636 01:20:38.166 --> 01:20:39.251 - I like to think so. 1637 01:20:40.794 --> 01:20:41.628 - Wait. 1638 01:20:42.712 --> 01:20:44.631 What does that look like to you? 1639 01:20:45.841 --> 01:20:46.842 - Are those? 1640 01:20:47.968 --> 01:20:48.927 - Coordinates. 1641 01:20:50.470 --> 01:20:52.889 Okay, let me just look these up. 1642 01:20:56.351 --> 01:20:59.229 They lead to the center of town, Tom. 1643 01:20:59.229 --> 01:21:01.898 That means the treasure is still out there. 1644 01:21:01.898 --> 01:21:03.650 - I never doubted you for a second. 1645 01:21:05.110 --> 01:21:06.111 Okay, I doubted you for a couple seconds, 1646 01:21:06.111 --> 01:21:07.988 but I never lost hope. 1647 01:21:07.988 --> 01:21:10.740 Okay, I lost hope for a little bit, but we did it. 1648 01:21:10.740 --> 01:21:12.242 We saved the farm. 1649 01:21:12.242 --> 01:21:13.660 Oh. 1650 01:21:13.660 --> 01:21:14.536 - What? 1651 01:21:14.536 --> 01:21:16.037 - My mom. 1652 01:21:16.037 --> 01:21:17.622 She's about to sign the contracts with Royce 1653 01:21:17.622 --> 01:21:19.499 on the steps of the library at noon. 1654 01:21:24.379 --> 01:21:28.216 ♪ Oh, gotta get to you now ♪ 1655 01:21:28.216 --> 01:21:33.221 ♪ Meet you somehow, someway ♪ 1656 01:21:34.347 --> 01:21:37.183 ♪ Oh, you fly through heaven ♪ 1657 01:21:38.351 --> 01:21:40.395 - Nice. Good stash. 1658 01:21:40.395 --> 01:21:42.105 - Good morning, June. 1659 01:21:42.105 --> 01:21:43.481 Poncho? Goggles? 1660 01:21:43.481 --> 01:21:45.025 - Yes. 1661 01:21:45.025 --> 01:21:46.985 You and I both know that those crushed tomatoes 1662 01:21:46.985 --> 01:21:50.071 somehow work their way underneath everything. (laughs) 1663 01:21:50.071 --> 01:21:50.906 - They sure do. 1664 01:21:51.823 --> 01:21:52.657 - You know what? 1665 01:21:54.075 --> 01:21:55.368 I'd better put my cell phone in the car. 1666 01:21:55.368 --> 01:21:56.411 - You should do that. 1667 01:21:57.329 --> 01:21:58.830 All right. 1668 01:21:58.830 --> 01:22:00.498 More goggles over here. Thank you, sir. 1669 01:22:02.459 --> 01:22:05.045 (upbeat music) 1670 01:22:16.389 --> 01:22:18.850 (tense music) 1671 01:22:18.850 --> 01:22:21.728 - Come on, mom. Come on, come on. 1672 01:22:21.728 --> 01:22:23.563 - Pick up, pick up, pick up. 1673 01:22:23.563 --> 01:22:26.358 (cell phone buzzing) 1674 01:22:26.358 --> 01:22:28.860 (tense music) 1675 01:22:35.075 --> 01:22:36.618 (Royce sighs) 1676 01:22:36.618 --> 01:22:38.036 - Today's the day, today's the day. 1677 01:22:39.245 --> 01:22:41.748 (tense music) 1678 01:22:46.920 --> 01:22:50.256 (soft mysterious music) 1679 01:22:58.181 --> 01:23:00.100 - [Meg] It should be just around here. 1680 01:23:02.102 --> 01:23:03.603 - [Tom] The statue? 1681 01:23:03.603 --> 01:23:05.563 Can it really be that easy? 1682 01:23:05.563 --> 01:23:06.815 - You're due for a win. 1683 01:23:08.400 --> 01:23:11.194 Just, um, check for hidden compartments? 1684 01:23:11.194 --> 01:23:12.028 - Okay. 1685 01:23:16.241 --> 01:23:18.952 (knocking on the statue) 1686 01:23:18.952 --> 01:23:20.745 - The boot, it's hollow. 1687 01:23:20.745 --> 01:23:21.538 - [Tom] What? 1688 01:23:22.747 --> 01:23:26.167 (knocking on the statue) 1689 01:23:30.964 --> 01:23:33.842 (Tom chuckles) 1690 01:23:33.842 --> 01:23:37.262 (soft mysterious music) 1691 01:23:45.020 --> 01:23:46.521 - I'd say that looks like 1692 01:23:46.521 --> 01:23:48.106 the treasure of Lakewood, don't you? 1693 01:23:48.106 --> 01:23:49.691 - How much do you think that's worth? 1694 01:23:49.691 --> 01:23:51.776 - The farm, with plenty leftover. 1695 01:23:53.445 --> 01:23:54.446 - Let's go find Royce. 1696 01:23:54.446 --> 01:23:55.071 - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1697 01:23:58.575 --> 01:23:59.659 - All right, everyone! 1698 01:24:01.119 --> 01:24:01.786 Welcome to this year's annual Tomato Toss! 1699 01:24:04.998 --> 01:24:07.042 (townspeople cheering) 1700 01:24:07.042 --> 01:24:10.462 - But just remember to have fun and play- 1701 01:24:11.379 --> 01:24:13.006 - Ah, finally. 1702 01:24:14.257 --> 01:24:16.134 - Could this wait? 1703 01:24:16.134 --> 01:24:17.594 I just would like a little time to enjoy the festival. 1704 01:24:17.594 --> 01:24:19.471 - No, I'm sorry. 1705 01:24:19.471 --> 01:24:21.848 I need to get outta here and back to civilization ASAP. 1706 01:24:21.848 --> 01:24:23.391 - Here we go! 1707 01:24:23.391 --> 01:24:24.309 In three... 1708 01:24:25.935 --> 01:24:27.312 Two... 1709 01:24:27.312 --> 01:24:29.230 - There's June! 1710 01:24:29.230 --> 01:24:30.774 - One! 1711 01:24:30.774 --> 01:24:31.941 - Mom! 1712 01:24:31.941 --> 01:24:33.485 - We can just hurry this along. 1713 01:24:33.485 --> 01:24:35.737 - I'm not in the habit of just signing anything 1714 01:24:35.737 --> 01:24:37.280 without reading it. 1715 01:24:37.280 --> 01:24:38.573 - Oh, no need to read all of this. 1716 01:24:38.573 --> 01:24:40.867 It's just standard legal jargon. 1717 01:24:41.951 --> 01:24:43.078 You can sign right there. 1718 01:24:44.537 --> 01:24:48.249 (townspeople shouting) (tomatoes smashing) 1719 01:24:48.249 --> 01:24:49.084 - Mom! 1720 01:24:49.084 --> 01:24:50.960 Mom! 1721 01:24:50.960 --> 01:24:52.962 - There's no way she's gonna hear you through all this. 1722 01:24:52.962 --> 01:24:54.881 - There's only one way through. 1723 01:24:54.881 --> 01:24:56.466 - Don't you dare drop that ruby. 1724 01:24:57.842 --> 01:25:01.387 (Tom and Meg yelling) (dramatic music) 1725 01:25:01.387 --> 01:25:04.182 - This is a century of family legacy I'm parting with, 1726 01:25:04.182 --> 01:25:07.227 so if I could just have a moment. 1727 01:25:07.227 --> 01:25:08.061 - Please. 1728 01:25:10.105 --> 01:25:13.108 (June sighs) 1729 01:25:13.108 --> 01:25:13.942 - Mom! 1730 01:25:15.068 --> 01:25:15.902 Mom! 1731 01:25:18.905 --> 01:25:20.740 (Meg grunts) 1732 01:25:20.740 --> 01:25:21.825 - What the? 1733 01:25:21.825 --> 01:25:22.992 - Don't sign! 1734 01:25:24.119 --> 01:25:25.370 We found it! 1735 01:25:25.370 --> 01:25:26.830 - It worked. 1736 01:25:26.830 --> 01:25:29.332 - You know, I think maybe the farm 1737 01:25:29.332 --> 01:25:30.917 is best kept in the family. 1738 01:25:32.335 --> 01:25:34.379 Thank you very much for your offer. 1739 01:25:34.379 --> 01:25:36.881 (June laughs) 1740 01:25:41.219 --> 01:25:43.638 - Don, call me back. We found the treasure. 1741 01:25:44.889 --> 01:25:46.182 - Hey. 1742 01:25:46.182 --> 01:25:47.308 Thank you. 1743 01:25:47.308 --> 01:25:49.060 - We did it together. 1744 01:25:49.060 --> 01:25:51.646 Just think, next year this'll all be your tomatoes. 1745 01:25:53.481 --> 01:25:55.775 - Well, this is officially the worst town in America. 1746 01:25:57.277 --> 01:25:57.944 Hope you found what you're looking for. 1747 01:25:57.944 --> 01:25:58.945 - I did. 1748 01:25:58.945 --> 01:26:00.488 And I hope you do, too, 1749 01:26:00.488 --> 01:26:02.532 whether that's the resort or whatever. 1750 01:26:02.532 --> 01:26:04.200 Just won't be in Lakewood. 1751 01:26:06.452 --> 01:26:07.287 - Tom. 1752 01:26:09.581 --> 01:26:10.456 Take care of her. 1753 01:26:13.626 --> 01:26:14.836 Take care of each other. 1754 01:26:18.173 --> 01:26:19.966 (Meg chuckles) 1755 01:26:19.966 --> 01:26:23.261 (upbeat music) (townspeople shouting) 1756 01:26:23.261 --> 01:26:25.555 - Look. (June gasps) 1757 01:26:25.555 --> 01:26:27.140 - We found the treasure of Lakewood. 1758 01:26:27.140 --> 01:26:30.226 - Oh, you found it. Oh, it's remarkable. 1759 01:26:30.226 --> 01:26:32.687 - We did it. As a team. 1760 01:26:32.687 --> 01:26:34.480 (June exhales) 1761 01:26:34.480 --> 01:26:36.274 - You know when you see something like this in person, 1762 01:26:36.274 --> 01:26:38.610 you see how it could cause so much strife. 1763 01:26:38.610 --> 01:26:41.654 - Well now it could be used for something good. 1764 01:26:41.654 --> 01:26:43.114 - Agreed. 1765 01:26:43.114 --> 01:26:44.616 - Now if you all will excuse me, 1766 01:26:44.616 --> 01:26:46.367 I didn't get to throw any tomatoes. 1767 01:26:46.367 --> 01:26:47.493 I'm gonna go fix that. 1768 01:26:48.912 --> 01:26:51.331 (Meg laughs) 1769 01:26:53.041 --> 01:26:56.461 - You know, you are quite the treasure hunter. 1770 01:26:56.461 --> 01:26:57.462 (Meg chuckles) 1771 01:26:57.462 --> 01:26:59.380 Your dad would be proud. 1772 01:26:59.380 --> 01:27:02.884 - Yeah, well, I think I found the best treasure in Lakewood. 1773 01:27:02.884 --> 01:27:05.136 And I'm not talking about the ruby. 1774 01:27:06.471 --> 01:27:09.974 (gentle orchestral music) 1775 01:27:17.982 --> 01:27:20.568 (Meg chuckles)