WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:41.519 --> 00:01:43.062 Are you sure the movers couldn't have brought 4 00:01:43.187 --> 00:01:44.772 your dad's chest upstairs? 5 00:01:45.064 --> 00:01:46.315 They left it on the front porch. 6 00:01:46.482 --> 00:01:47.817 My mom and I had to drag it inside. 7 00:01:48.234 --> 00:01:49.276 Why didn't it come 8 00:01:49.443 --> 00:01:50.402 with the rest of your stuff when you moved in? 9 00:01:50.736 --> 00:01:51.904 It was lost for months. 10 00:01:52.071 --> 00:01:53.906 The moving company only just found it in the warehouse 11 00:01:54.073 --> 00:01:55.616 and delivered it in today. 12 00:02:19.098 --> 00:02:20.558 Now for the moment, we've been waiting for. 13 00:02:20.975 --> 00:02:22.309 Aw, yay! 14 00:02:35.865 --> 00:02:37.324 He was your dad, so. 15 00:02:38.659 --> 00:02:39.618 Yeah. 16 00:02:45.749 --> 00:02:46.667 Oh, wow. 17 00:02:47.293 --> 00:02:48.586 Dad's flight suit. 18 00:03:08.355 --> 00:03:09.732 Wow, check this out. 19 00:03:10.900 --> 00:03:11.859 This is what they used 20 00:03:12.026 --> 00:03:13.944 to make movies with in the 1980s. 21 00:03:14.194 --> 00:03:15.738 So it's an olden-days camera? 22 00:03:16.030 --> 00:03:17.281 That's so cool. 23 00:03:17.448 --> 00:03:20.326 Yeah, it used film just like my stills camera. 24 00:03:22.828 --> 00:03:23.829 Super-8 film. 25 00:03:23.954 --> 00:03:25.122 We can make a movie. 26 00:03:25.539 --> 00:03:27.291 Can't we just use our phones for that? 27 00:03:28.000 --> 00:03:28.918 Meh. Boring. 28 00:03:33.505 --> 00:03:35.716 Wow. It's an entire movie studio. 29 00:03:36.091 --> 00:03:38.302 Okay, well, I guess this must be a guy thing. 30 00:03:38.427 --> 00:03:40.346 I'm sure you'll have lots of fun figuring out how 31 00:03:40.512 --> 00:03:42.222 all this stuff works. 32 00:03:44.058 --> 00:03:45.726 We can have a movie night. 33 00:03:46.644 --> 00:03:48.646 Yeah, sure. 34 00:04:02.409 --> 00:04:03.661 Is this for the camera? 35 00:04:04.411 --> 00:04:08.248 Um, they don't look like rolls of film. 36 00:04:10.501 --> 00:04:12.503 Oh, wait. There's some words on these. 37 00:04:13.379 --> 00:04:16.256 Uh, Michelle Jackson, 38 00:04:17.216 --> 00:04:18.842 Duran Duran, 39 00:04:19.635 --> 00:04:21.011 ACDC, 40 00:04:22.179 --> 00:04:23.597 Van Halen, 41 00:04:24.223 --> 00:04:26.392 Tears for Fears, 42 00:04:27.059 --> 00:04:30.854 and Bruce Spring, Springsteen. 43 00:04:34.024 --> 00:04:35.359 Oh, I know, I know. 44 00:04:35.484 --> 00:04:37.653 This is the music our parents listened to in the olden days. 45 00:04:38.028 --> 00:04:41.031 Really? Weird names for bands back then. 46 00:04:42.574 --> 00:04:43.450 Look at this, I think this is 47 00:04:43.617 --> 00:04:45.369 what they used to listen to these tapes. 48 00:04:49.039 --> 00:04:50.332 Here, try this one. Duran Duran. 49 00:05:10.019 --> 00:05:10.853 There's a play button. 50 00:05:10.978 --> 00:05:11.895 Here we go. 51 00:05:24.283 --> 00:05:25.451 Oh my goodness. 52 00:05:25.617 --> 00:05:28.662 That is the most horrible thing I have ever heard. 53 00:05:28.829 --> 00:05:31.415 It sounds like cats being tortured. 54 00:05:32.332 --> 00:05:33.333 Oh, wow. I had 55 00:05:33.500 --> 00:05:36.420 no idea the olden days music was so bad. 56 00:05:41.425 --> 00:05:42.926 Sprocket doesn't like it either. 57 00:05:45.971 --> 00:05:48.057 Come on. We'll look at the rest of the stuff later. 58 00:05:55.272 --> 00:05:56.690 Hey, you two. 59 00:05:56.857 --> 00:05:57.649 Hey, Mom. 60 00:05:57.816 --> 00:05:59.526 I see you got Dad's chest upstairs. 61 00:05:59.693 --> 00:06:02.154 Yeah. It had all those crazy 1980s music in it. 62 00:06:02.488 --> 00:06:04.865 Yeah, I listened to Duran Duran. 63 00:06:05.032 --> 00:06:05.866 It was awful. 64 00:06:06.033 --> 00:06:06.950 I almost threw up. 65 00:06:09.078 --> 00:06:10.537 It's Duran Duran, 66 00:06:10.662 --> 00:06:13.165 and they were one of my favourite bands. 67 00:06:13.332 --> 00:06:15.834 And eighties music is the best. 68 00:06:19.129 --> 00:06:20.422 Okay, Mom. 69 00:06:27.137 --> 00:06:28.388 Come on, Sprocket. 70 00:06:28.555 --> 00:06:30.724 We're going to go listen to Duran Duran. 71 00:07:10.264 --> 00:07:11.932 Good afternoon, sir. 72 00:07:13.183 --> 00:07:14.852 Took you long enough. 73 00:07:40.169 --> 00:07:41.128 Hey, Boss? 74 00:07:41.295 --> 00:07:42.921 I just heard on the news that a Hexenmeister 75 00:07:43.088 --> 00:07:44.173 escaped from Alcatraz. 76 00:07:45.465 --> 00:07:46.884 Escaped? 77 00:07:47.551 --> 00:07:48.802 From Alcatraz? 78 00:07:51.180 --> 00:07:52.598 They closed that years ago. 79 00:07:53.182 --> 00:07:55.100 He was considered so dangerous, they reopened it. 80 00:07:55.601 --> 00:07:57.644 Just so they could put him in there as the lone prisoner. 81 00:08:03.567 --> 00:08:05.736 How on earth did he escape? 82 00:08:08.238 --> 00:08:09.031 Thank you. 83 00:08:41.021 --> 00:08:42.147 Elliott? 84 00:08:49.488 --> 00:08:50.781 Sprocket? 85 00:08:59.039 --> 00:08:59.873 Oh. 86 00:09:00.249 --> 00:09:02.292 Your dad with Uncle Dave. 87 00:09:03.335 --> 00:09:04.002 Oh my gosh. 88 00:09:04.169 --> 00:09:05.754 Look how young they are. 89 00:09:14.513 --> 00:09:15.555 Mom? 90 00:09:16.431 --> 00:09:17.808 I know. 91 00:09:18.725 --> 00:09:20.811 Why did you come home so early? 92 00:09:24.314 --> 00:09:25.148 Hello? 93 00:09:25.315 --> 00:09:26.358 Hello? 94 00:09:26.525 --> 00:09:27.734 Oh, Elliott. 95 00:09:28.402 --> 00:09:29.361 Willow, what's going on? 96 00:09:29.528 --> 00:09:30.737 - What's the matter? - I'm freaking out. 97 00:09:30.862 --> 00:09:33.240 I'm freaking out. I came over as soon as I heard. 98 00:09:33.782 --> 00:09:34.908 Heard? Heard what? 99 00:09:37.035 --> 00:09:37.828 Mom? 100 00:09:40.831 --> 00:09:42.958 Honey, Mr. Hexenmeister, 101 00:09:43.500 --> 00:09:45.627 he escaped from prison. 102 00:09:49.214 --> 00:09:51.341 And that, Wickensburg, 103 00:09:51.508 --> 00:09:54.386 is what will happen to your scabby 104 00:09:54.553 --> 00:09:55.887 little town. 105 00:09:57.973 --> 00:10:01.226 The operation will begin at once. 106 00:10:01.393 --> 00:10:04.187 Gentlemen, to create an explosion. 107 00:10:05.147 --> 00:10:07.024 Powerful enough 108 00:10:07.190 --> 00:10:09.067 to rupture the dam, 109 00:10:10.444 --> 00:10:12.362 flood the town, 110 00:10:13.071 --> 00:10:16.992 and at last, destroy Wickensburg. 111 00:10:19.244 --> 00:10:20.245 First, 112 00:10:21.204 --> 00:10:22.789 we have two children 113 00:10:22.914 --> 00:10:25.292 and one nosy repor-- 114 00:10:27.586 --> 00:10:31.089 journalist, to take care of. 115 00:10:31.631 --> 00:10:35.052 Then, revenge will be mine. 116 00:10:36.928 --> 00:10:39.056 Don't touch the model! 117 00:10:39.848 --> 00:10:42.601 - But you-- - It's only okay 118 00:10:42.851 --> 00:10:44.227 if I touch it. 119 00:10:45.103 --> 00:10:46.229 Here. 120 00:10:47.773 --> 00:10:49.900 I'll touch it again. 121 00:10:52.569 --> 00:10:53.403 See? 122 00:10:55.614 --> 00:10:56.406 Happy? 123 00:10:58.158 --> 00:11:00.160 That one's on you. 124 00:11:01.244 --> 00:11:02.746 Well, it says here that Hexenmeister's men 125 00:11:02.913 --> 00:11:05.499 broke him out using some incredibly advanced technology. 126 00:11:05.665 --> 00:11:07.667 And then they flew away in a helicopter. 127 00:11:08.460 --> 00:11:11.129 And now they think the entire gang is holed up 128 00:11:11.296 --> 00:11:15.008 at Hexenmeister's secret mansion which is impossible to locate. 129 00:11:16.093 --> 00:11:18.678 Helicopter, secret mansion. 130 00:11:19.596 --> 00:11:21.723 Well, he certainly has a flair for the dramatic. 131 00:11:21.848 --> 00:11:23.975 No one can take that away from him. 132 00:11:24.851 --> 00:11:26.144 Are we going to have to move again, Mom? 133 00:11:26.686 --> 00:11:27.479 No. 134 00:11:28.230 --> 00:11:30.524 You know, Elliott might be right, Celine. 135 00:11:31.525 --> 00:11:33.443 You may have to go into hiding until he's recaptured. 136 00:11:34.152 --> 00:11:36.363 I don't think you're exactly on his Christmas card list. 137 00:11:37.030 --> 00:11:38.657 No, we're not moving. 138 00:11:38.824 --> 00:11:39.741 We're not going to live in fear. 139 00:11:39.866 --> 00:11:41.743 This is our home now. 140 00:11:42.536 --> 00:11:43.829 Okay. 141 00:11:43.995 --> 00:11:46.373 Well, you may want to at least consider upgrading your dog 142 00:11:46.706 --> 00:11:48.625 to something a lot bigger. 143 00:11:49.418 --> 00:11:51.503 It's okay, Sprocket. He didn't mean that. 144 00:11:53.505 --> 00:11:54.714 Maybe we're overreacting. 145 00:11:54.881 --> 00:11:56.842 I read that prisoners are often reformed 146 00:11:57.008 --> 00:11:58.301 and become good people. 147 00:11:59.219 --> 00:12:01.721 They have all sorts of classes they can take, like woodworking, 148 00:12:01.888 --> 00:12:03.265 needlepoint, painting, 149 00:12:03.432 --> 00:12:05.517 and some even get their high school diplomas. 150 00:12:05.892 --> 00:12:07.436 Hexenmeister has a Ph.D. 151 00:12:07.602 --> 00:12:09.479 and an IQ of 340. 152 00:12:10.355 --> 00:12:11.148 Oh. 153 00:12:12.149 --> 00:12:13.650 No they, when they capture him, 154 00:12:13.817 --> 00:12:15.861 they should just lock him in a cell and force him 155 00:12:16.027 --> 00:12:18.363 to listen to eighties music just all day. 156 00:12:19.072 --> 00:12:20.824 Oh, no Ell, the Constitution prohibits 157 00:12:20.991 --> 00:12:22.451 cruel and unusual punishment. 158 00:12:22.701 --> 00:12:24.619 Uh, eighties music rules. 159 00:12:51.771 --> 00:12:52.522 Oh no. 160 00:13:01.198 --> 00:13:03.909 - Who's this? - My stepsister, Scarlett. 161 00:13:04.075 --> 00:13:05.619 - Stepsister? - Did you not hear me? 162 00:13:05.744 --> 00:13:07.245 I said let's get going. 163 00:13:08.079 --> 00:13:09.206 But I'm having fun with my friend. 164 00:13:09.539 --> 00:13:10.749 I don't care. 165 00:13:10.916 --> 00:13:13.126 There are floors to scrub at home and a lot of other chores 166 00:13:13.293 --> 00:13:14.044 for you to do. 167 00:13:15.378 --> 00:13:16.588 Hi, I'm Elliott Lucas. 168 00:13:16.755 --> 00:13:18.006 Pleased to meet you. 169 00:13:18.924 --> 00:13:19.841 Who's this dork? 170 00:13:20.008 --> 00:13:21.301 He just told you. 171 00:13:21.426 --> 00:13:22.511 Elliott Lucas. 172 00:13:23.261 --> 00:13:23.970 Oh. 173 00:13:24.429 --> 00:13:25.430 Whatever. 174 00:13:25.972 --> 00:13:27.557 Let's get going. You have a lot of work to do. 175 00:13:27.933 --> 00:13:29.976 Maybe you read about me in the papers. 176 00:13:30.560 --> 00:13:31.520 Saved Wickensburg. 177 00:13:31.978 --> 00:13:34.231 From what? The munchkin army? 178 00:13:34.940 --> 00:13:36.066 Come on, Willow. 179 00:13:36.650 --> 00:13:38.235 Bye, Ell. Call me later. 180 00:13:39.611 --> 00:13:40.820 Mrs. Lucas? 181 00:13:40.987 --> 00:13:43.281 These men from the FBI are here to see you. 182 00:13:43.657 --> 00:13:45.075 Oh, let them in. 183 00:13:48.954 --> 00:13:49.913 Hi, gentlemen. 184 00:13:50.080 --> 00:13:51.456 Please have a seat. 185 00:13:53.291 --> 00:13:54.417 Mrs. Lucas. 186 00:13:54.668 --> 00:13:55.919 Special Agent Connie, 187 00:13:56.086 --> 00:13:57.420 this is Agent Tracy. 188 00:13:58.672 --> 00:13:59.673 Oh. 189 00:13:59.798 --> 00:14:00.840 Connie and Tracy. 190 00:14:01.007 --> 00:14:03.426 Well, well, that's nice. 191 00:14:06.930 --> 00:14:07.764 We'd like to talk to you 192 00:14:07.889 --> 00:14:09.599 about Wilhem Hexenmeister. 193 00:14:10.976 --> 00:14:12.185 I don't know much about him, 194 00:14:12.352 --> 00:14:14.938 other than he's a mysterious character. 195 00:14:15.772 --> 00:14:17.857 You're one of the few people to have ever met with him 196 00:14:18.024 --> 00:14:19.943 face to face and lived to tell the tale. 197 00:14:20.944 --> 00:14:23.572 I will help you as best as I can. 198 00:14:24.114 --> 00:14:26.616 We're trying to determine what he might be doing next 199 00:14:27.117 --> 00:14:29.286 or where he might be hiding. 200 00:14:29.536 --> 00:14:30.829 Did he say anything to you 201 00:14:30.954 --> 00:14:33.123 that might help us answer those questions? 202 00:14:34.624 --> 00:14:36.167 Let me think. 203 00:14:36.334 --> 00:14:37.586 You know, 204 00:14:37.752 --> 00:14:40.046 nothing comes to mind immediately. 205 00:14:40.547 --> 00:14:44.426 He was definitely very determined and very intelligent. 206 00:14:45.552 --> 00:14:47.178 He, he didn't say anything 207 00:14:47.345 --> 00:14:49.347 about what would happen if his plan 208 00:14:49.514 --> 00:14:52.225 to blow up the mine with me under it, failed. 209 00:14:54.060 --> 00:14:56.229 I doubt he thought it would fail. 210 00:14:56.688 --> 00:14:57.981 I see. 211 00:14:59.149 --> 00:15:01.109 The other reason for our visit, Mrs. Lucas, 212 00:15:01.234 --> 00:15:03.320 is the safety of you and your son. 213 00:15:05.488 --> 00:15:06.072 Have you received 214 00:15:06.239 --> 00:15:08.408 any threats directed at us? 215 00:15:08.992 --> 00:15:10.744 No, not directly, Mrs. Lucas. 216 00:15:10.869 --> 00:15:12.495 But with Wilhem Hexenmeister 217 00:15:12.662 --> 00:15:14.581 we have no idea what to expect. 218 00:15:15.290 --> 00:15:17.208 We could move you to a secure location. 219 00:15:20.086 --> 00:15:20.962 Okay. Well, thank you. 220 00:15:21.129 --> 00:15:22.297 I'll definitely keep that in mind. 221 00:15:22.464 --> 00:15:24.716 We discussed this as a family, and for now, 222 00:15:24.883 --> 00:15:26.968 we decided to stay. 223 00:15:28.511 --> 00:15:29.554 Thank you, Mrs. Lucas. 224 00:15:29.721 --> 00:15:31.181 You will be hearing from us. 225 00:15:31.723 --> 00:15:33.099 Okay. Thank you. 226 00:16:11.429 --> 00:16:12.430 Yes. 227 00:16:13.598 --> 00:16:15.100 Here it is. 228 00:16:15.975 --> 00:16:20.021 This gentleman is the Orb of Zathina. 229 00:16:20.563 --> 00:16:22.482 Only two inches across. 230 00:16:23.191 --> 00:16:24.442 But it will create 231 00:16:24.609 --> 00:16:27.862 an explosion powerful enough to destroy 232 00:16:28.029 --> 00:16:30.657 the dam upon contact with water. 233 00:16:31.282 --> 00:16:33.702 No one knows the orbs origins, 234 00:16:33.952 --> 00:16:36.079 but its power is unmatched. 235 00:16:36.413 --> 00:16:40.583 No human weapon can compare. 236 00:16:41.126 --> 00:16:44.295 We will find the Orb of Zathina, 237 00:16:44.963 --> 00:16:47.048 and destroy the dam. 238 00:16:47.632 --> 00:16:50.176 All we need to find it 239 00:16:51.010 --> 00:16:54.597 of a very special skills of one 240 00:16:55.682 --> 00:16:57.642 visionary boy. 241 00:17:01.813 --> 00:17:03.273 Great. Thank you. 242 00:17:05.817 --> 00:17:06.943 That looked serious. 243 00:17:07.110 --> 00:17:08.278 What was all that about? 244 00:17:08.945 --> 00:17:10.196 Oh, just the FBI 245 00:17:10.321 --> 00:17:12.449 looking for America's most wanted. 246 00:17:13.324 --> 00:17:14.200 If only I knew where he was. 247 00:17:14.367 --> 00:17:16.494 I could make myself ten million. 248 00:17:16.828 --> 00:17:17.787 Is that the reward? 249 00:17:18.163 --> 00:17:19.914 - Wow. - Yep. 250 00:17:20.206 --> 00:17:21.082 Aren't you worried? 251 00:17:21.416 --> 00:17:23.668 That he could come after Elliott and I? 252 00:17:24.002 --> 00:17:25.336 Yeah, a little. 253 00:17:25.503 --> 00:17:27.630 But, you know, I don't want to overreact and worry Elliott. 254 00:17:27.797 --> 00:17:29.299 He's so settled here. 255 00:17:30.008 --> 00:17:32.177 Still, I'm sure you'll feel much better once he's recaptured. 256 00:17:32.844 --> 00:17:36.431 Well, if I could only find his secret mansion, 257 00:17:37.015 --> 00:17:39.559 then I can get to Hexenmeister before he gets to us. 258 00:17:40.852 --> 00:17:43.813 Can you go down to the archives and see if you can find 259 00:17:43.980 --> 00:17:46.733 any historical records on Pennsylvania 260 00:17:46.858 --> 00:17:49.486 dating back to the 1700s? 261 00:17:50.153 --> 00:17:51.196 Right away, Boss. 262 00:17:51.362 --> 00:17:52.655 Thank you. 263 00:18:59.097 --> 00:19:01.224 Sprocket, what's wrong with you? Go to sleep. 264 00:19:24.998 --> 00:19:26.583 - Hello? - Ell, it's me. 265 00:19:27.292 --> 00:19:30.169 I have a bad feeling about something I saw in volume two. 266 00:19:30.920 --> 00:19:33.089 Does it by any chance involve a red glowing ball 267 00:19:33.256 --> 00:19:34.257 that explodes? 268 00:19:47.228 --> 00:19:48.062 Tell me, tell me! 269 00:19:48.229 --> 00:19:49.689 Tell me all about this new dream. 270 00:19:49.856 --> 00:19:51.316 Calm down. Calm down. 271 00:19:51.733 --> 00:19:52.650 Why are you filming me? 272 00:19:53.234 --> 00:19:54.360 Why are you dressed like that again? 273 00:19:54.527 --> 00:19:55.987 I decided I'm much more secure 274 00:19:56.154 --> 00:19:57.238 dressed like this when under stress. 275 00:19:57.363 --> 00:19:58.489 Especially now that we're beginning 276 00:19:58.656 --> 00:20:00.533 an all-new mystical adventure. 277 00:20:00.700 --> 00:20:03.494 We're not beginning an all-new mystical adventure. 278 00:20:03.661 --> 00:20:05.955 Oh, forgot how the medallion opened the cave already? 279 00:20:06.456 --> 00:20:07.916 There's some things that can't be explained. 280 00:20:08.541 --> 00:20:09.542 Come on. 281 00:20:23.139 --> 00:20:24.349 Okay, check this out. 282 00:20:24.515 --> 00:20:25.516 Is this what you saw? 283 00:20:25.683 --> 00:20:27.185 Yeah, it looked just like that. 284 00:20:27.352 --> 00:20:29.395 I mean, it was red and glowing, 285 00:20:29.562 --> 00:20:31.731 and then it exploded and... 286 00:20:32.357 --> 00:20:33.483 And what? 287 00:20:34.734 --> 00:20:36.110 And it looked like it was being held by 288 00:20:36.235 --> 00:20:37.904 Mr. Hexenmeister. 289 00:20:38.237 --> 00:20:40.114 - Wow. That's not good. - Why? 290 00:20:41.157 --> 00:20:43.451 I've been studying the writings in the book on this orb. 291 00:20:44.035 --> 00:20:45.036 It's called the Orb of Zathina. 292 00:20:45.203 --> 00:20:47.163 No one knows where it came from, but 293 00:20:47.372 --> 00:20:49.207 it's capable of great powers. 294 00:20:49.666 --> 00:20:51.876 So that explains why Hexenmeister wants it. 295 00:20:52.710 --> 00:20:53.878 Maybe it's a piece of meteorite. 296 00:20:54.045 --> 00:20:56.381 I mean, that could explain why no one knows its origins 297 00:20:56.547 --> 00:20:58.049 or what it's made of. 298 00:20:58.591 --> 00:21:00.218 Could be millions of years old. 299 00:21:00.385 --> 00:21:01.886 What do you think he'd do with it? 300 00:21:02.845 --> 00:21:03.805 I have no idea. 301 00:21:03.888 --> 00:21:06.015 But we have to find it before he does. 302 00:21:07.308 --> 00:21:10.019 Okay. Well, I've never seen this before. 303 00:21:11.938 --> 00:21:13.356 The page folds out. 304 00:21:14.315 --> 00:21:16.067 More maps. Great. 305 00:21:16.526 --> 00:21:18.111 Here's the Le Bois Monument in the park. 306 00:21:18.277 --> 00:21:20.029 We already know all about that one. 307 00:21:20.196 --> 00:21:21.239 And here's the cemetery. 308 00:21:21.406 --> 00:21:22.281 Been there. 309 00:21:22.448 --> 00:21:24.367 But look at this. 310 00:21:25.034 --> 00:21:27.078 This is a Native American symbol for the sun. 311 00:21:27.745 --> 00:21:28.871 I looked it up on the internet. 312 00:21:29.122 --> 00:21:30.206 That's cool. 313 00:21:30.373 --> 00:21:32.333 And these are three other symbols for the sun 314 00:21:32.417 --> 00:21:35.378 from ancient cultures, Egyptian, Aztec and Greek. 315 00:21:36.379 --> 00:21:38.423 But none of these symbols appear on the map. 316 00:21:38.798 --> 00:21:39.799 Nope. 317 00:21:39.966 --> 00:21:42.301 And do you think that these symbols of the sun 318 00:21:42.468 --> 00:21:43.886 have something to do with the orb? 319 00:21:44.595 --> 00:21:45.430 Yep. 320 00:21:45.847 --> 00:21:47.223 And I think these ancient cultures 321 00:21:47.390 --> 00:21:49.225 used the symbol of the sun to depict the orb. 322 00:21:49.392 --> 00:21:50.435 Like you said, it could have been around 323 00:21:50.601 --> 00:21:52.061 for millions of years. 324 00:21:52.812 --> 00:21:54.605 So where is that Native American symbol 325 00:21:54.772 --> 00:21:56.649 for the sun in Wickensburg? 326 00:21:56.983 --> 00:21:58.443 That's the big question. 327 00:22:17.045 --> 00:22:18.963 Prepare the special crane. 328 00:22:26.012 --> 00:22:27.972 Secret mansion, huh? 329 00:22:30.808 --> 00:22:33.728 Okay. Well, we will see about that. 330 00:22:55.625 --> 00:22:58.127 I hope you are hungry. 331 00:22:58.961 --> 00:23:00.296 Mmm. Smells amazing. 332 00:23:00.463 --> 00:23:01.798 Thank you. 333 00:23:02.507 --> 00:23:04.133 All right, Uncle Dave. 334 00:23:04.300 --> 00:23:05.510 Me first. 335 00:23:06.094 --> 00:23:07.512 You first. 336 00:23:08.387 --> 00:23:09.263 Thank you. 337 00:23:09.430 --> 00:23:10.598 You're welcome. 338 00:23:11.182 --> 00:23:12.475 Okay, Willow. 339 00:23:12.683 --> 00:23:14.060 Oh, it's okay. I'm not hungry. 340 00:23:14.352 --> 00:23:16.229 Are you sure? You need to eat. 341 00:23:16.395 --> 00:23:17.271 I'm okay, really. 342 00:23:17.355 --> 00:23:19.857 I ate earlier, so I'm good. Thanks. 343 00:23:20.108 --> 00:23:22.151 Okay. Here we go. 344 00:23:22.652 --> 00:23:24.487 - There you go, Elliott. - Thank you. 345 00:23:24.946 --> 00:23:27.031 And then I'm going to have some, too. 346 00:23:27.406 --> 00:23:28.533 I would think so. 347 00:23:28.699 --> 00:23:30.493 Thank you. 348 00:23:31.160 --> 00:23:33.162 Bon appetit. 349 00:23:34.038 --> 00:23:35.081 You know, Willow. 350 00:23:35.248 --> 00:23:37.208 Elliott told me that he met your stepsister, 351 00:23:37.375 --> 00:23:38.459 Scarlett. 352 00:23:39.502 --> 00:23:41.087 Oh. Yeah. 353 00:23:41.170 --> 00:23:42.922 She's not really nice, though. 354 00:23:43.089 --> 00:23:44.507 Horrible, in fact. 355 00:23:44.882 --> 00:23:45.758 Right, Ell? 356 00:23:47.218 --> 00:23:48.010 Ell? 357 00:23:48.845 --> 00:23:49.512 Um. 358 00:23:50.054 --> 00:23:53.391 No, I thought she had some certain good qualities. 359 00:23:53.808 --> 00:23:56.519 Those certain good qualities wouldn't happen to be 360 00:23:57.311 --> 00:23:58.646 pretty eyes and a nice smile. 361 00:23:58.729 --> 00:24:00.565 - Would they? - Dave. 362 00:24:01.190 --> 00:24:03.192 She called you a dork, Ell. 363 00:24:04.360 --> 00:24:06.195 I don't know. Maybe she didn't mean it. 364 00:24:06.779 --> 00:24:08.823 Don't worry, Buddy, it's a guy thing. 365 00:24:09.699 --> 00:24:11.284 Boys are all the same. 366 00:24:11.367 --> 00:24:12.285 Well, Willow, we still have not met 367 00:24:12.451 --> 00:24:13.703 your parents, so the next time 368 00:24:13.870 --> 00:24:16.914 you're over for dinner, please tell them they're invited. 369 00:24:17.456 --> 00:24:19.250 My parents. Um. 370 00:24:19.417 --> 00:24:21.419 Well, my dad is away a lot, 371 00:24:21.586 --> 00:24:23.796 and my mom's really busy. 372 00:24:24.547 --> 00:24:25.798 They're really nice, though. 373 00:24:25.965 --> 00:24:28.134 You know, I've never even been to your house. 374 00:24:28.968 --> 00:24:30.178 Really? 375 00:24:31.512 --> 00:24:33.472 You should drop by sometime. 376 00:24:33.639 --> 00:24:34.891 Does Scarlett live there? 377 00:24:35.808 --> 00:24:36.809 Elliott. 378 00:24:36.976 --> 00:24:39.103 - I'm sorry. - So. Um. 379 00:24:39.812 --> 00:24:40.897 What new projects have you guys been up 380 00:24:41.063 --> 00:24:42.940 to since the big Hexenmeister takedown? 381 00:24:43.107 --> 00:24:46.068 Got any foreign dictators on your radar now? 382 00:24:47.528 --> 00:24:49.614 Well, we found some interesting stuff, 383 00:24:49.780 --> 00:24:51.949 in one of the old books. 384 00:24:52.742 --> 00:24:54.577 Willow and I are taking a closer look at it. 385 00:24:54.660 --> 00:24:57.496 And Elliott's really getting into Super 8. Right, Ell? 386 00:24:57.997 --> 00:24:59.498 Yeah, it's neat. 387 00:24:59.665 --> 00:25:02.126 Really? Your dad and I used to love making movies 388 00:25:02.293 --> 00:25:03.794 with that gear when we were kids. 389 00:25:04.086 --> 00:25:04.879 Anyway, Celine. 390 00:25:05.922 --> 00:25:07.632 What new stories have you been tracking? 391 00:25:08.716 --> 00:25:10.176 There's an investigation 392 00:25:10.259 --> 00:25:11.385 that I'm working on. 393 00:25:11.552 --> 00:25:12.261 Ooh. 394 00:25:13.095 --> 00:25:14.305 Back to your roots, huh? 395 00:25:14.388 --> 00:25:15.640 - Mh-hm. - Top secret? 396 00:25:15.806 --> 00:25:17.016 It is top secret. 397 00:25:17.183 --> 00:25:20.061 But if you swing by my office tomorrow, I'll show you. 398 00:25:21.270 --> 00:25:22.438 Sounds good. I'll be there. 399 00:25:22.730 --> 00:25:23.773 What? 400 00:26:51.819 --> 00:26:55.031 Hey, Butt Munch. It's time to get up and get to work. 401 00:26:55.614 --> 00:26:57.199 Get up. 402 00:27:05.416 --> 00:27:06.459 Will this take long? 403 00:27:06.625 --> 00:27:07.585 I have to go out. 404 00:27:07.752 --> 00:27:09.086 I'm leaving you this job list. 405 00:27:09.253 --> 00:27:11.380 This better all be done before I get back. 406 00:27:12.673 --> 00:27:14.133 Yes, Scarlett. 407 00:27:23.434 --> 00:27:25.394 - Hey. - Hey. 408 00:27:26.520 --> 00:27:28.439 Can you give me a minute, please? 409 00:27:28.856 --> 00:27:30.149 Here. Come back here. 410 00:27:30.316 --> 00:27:31.359 I wanted to talk to you. 411 00:27:31.525 --> 00:27:33.402 - Thank you for coming. - Yeah. Of course. 412 00:27:33.778 --> 00:27:35.905 So what's this secret project? 413 00:27:38.657 --> 00:27:41.786 I didn't want to say anything in front of Elliott. 414 00:27:41.952 --> 00:27:44.330 - Right. - But you know. Um. 415 00:27:45.456 --> 00:27:47.333 The secret mansion? 416 00:27:47.500 --> 00:27:48.334 Yeah. 417 00:27:48.959 --> 00:27:50.503 I think that Hexenmeister's 418 00:27:50.669 --> 00:27:52.421 family bought land here 419 00:27:52.838 --> 00:27:54.507 when they came over from Europe 420 00:27:54.673 --> 00:27:55.758 in the 1700s. 421 00:27:56.967 --> 00:27:57.927 Okay. 422 00:27:58.094 --> 00:28:00.846 And so over time, as they built up their wealth, 423 00:28:01.013 --> 00:28:03.140 they built an ever bigger house on the property? 424 00:28:03.432 --> 00:28:04.600 Exactly. 425 00:28:04.767 --> 00:28:07.228 But I'm trying to find out where the original land 426 00:28:07.311 --> 00:28:08.437 was purchased. 427 00:28:09.772 --> 00:28:11.273 Okay. And then what? 428 00:28:12.191 --> 00:28:13.150 We storm the gates? 429 00:28:13.317 --> 00:28:14.527 We call the FBI. 430 00:28:14.693 --> 00:28:15.903 I know. I just thought 431 00:28:16.070 --> 00:28:18.030 that storming the gates would sound a lot more exciting. 432 00:28:18.197 --> 00:28:20.366 I mean, why should the FBI get to have all the fun? 433 00:28:23.452 --> 00:28:24.495 What took you so long? 434 00:28:24.662 --> 00:28:26.330 Scarlett's chore list. 435 00:28:26.497 --> 00:28:27.748 - Oh, yeah? - Quit it. 436 00:28:29.583 --> 00:28:30.418 Check this out. 437 00:28:35.673 --> 00:28:37.508 What on earth is this supposed to be? 438 00:28:38.092 --> 00:28:40.177 That is what I saw my dream last night. 439 00:28:41.554 --> 00:28:43.264 I have no idea what this could be. 440 00:28:43.347 --> 00:28:45.307 Just looks like a blob. 441 00:28:45.724 --> 00:28:47.226 Which way does it even go? 442 00:28:47.810 --> 00:28:48.644 I have no idea. 443 00:28:48.811 --> 00:28:50.187 I mean, you're the expert here. 444 00:28:51.605 --> 00:28:52.690 I'm at total loss. 445 00:28:52.857 --> 00:28:54.316 Let's go get an ice cream and think about-- 446 00:28:54.400 --> 00:28:55.484 Hey. What are you doing here? 447 00:28:56.444 --> 00:28:58.362 Hey. Remember me? Elliott. 448 00:28:58.529 --> 00:28:59.363 Oh, yeah. 449 00:28:59.572 --> 00:29:01.198 The Super Dork. 450 00:29:01.991 --> 00:29:03.993 You said I could go out when the chores were done. 451 00:29:04.618 --> 00:29:05.703 They better be. 452 00:29:05.870 --> 00:29:07.037 Or you know what will happen. 453 00:29:07.204 --> 00:29:09.832 By the way, that ice cream isn't low fat. 454 00:29:12.126 --> 00:29:13.252 What? 455 00:29:13.711 --> 00:29:15.045 It's not. 456 00:29:16.672 --> 00:29:17.715 It's not low fat! 457 00:29:25.639 --> 00:29:27.308 - See you around. - Stop. 458 00:29:30.144 --> 00:29:31.479 Uh, vanilla, please. 459 00:29:31.645 --> 00:29:32.521 Chocolate, please. 460 00:29:53.751 --> 00:29:55.211 It's an island! 461 00:29:55.836 --> 00:29:57.463 We have to get out there tomorrow. 462 00:29:58.005 --> 00:30:00.049 Can't. I have an interview for military school. 463 00:30:01.675 --> 00:30:03.135 Still sure you want to do that? 464 00:30:03.844 --> 00:30:05.596 My dad went, so... 465 00:30:05.763 --> 00:30:07.932 Who can I get to go with me? 466 00:30:18.484 --> 00:30:19.401 How much further? 467 00:30:20.069 --> 00:30:21.487 That's it. Dead ahead. 468 00:30:38.128 --> 00:30:40.422 You promised I'd see something incredible, and I better. 469 00:30:42.299 --> 00:30:43.133 Oh, uh. 470 00:30:44.635 --> 00:30:45.970 You will. You will. 471 00:30:54.603 --> 00:30:56.730 I have those clear overlays you ordered here, boss. 472 00:30:56.981 --> 00:30:58.524 Oh, great. Thank you. 473 00:31:01.151 --> 00:31:03.028 Can you close the door on your way out? 474 00:31:03.279 --> 00:31:04.947 - Yeah. - Thanks. 475 00:32:08.719 --> 00:32:10.512 There you are. 476 00:32:12.931 --> 00:32:13.891 Where are you going, Willow? 477 00:32:14.058 --> 00:32:15.684 Following the sun, Chad. 478 00:32:16.685 --> 00:32:18.604 The sun's position changes throughout the day. 479 00:32:18.687 --> 00:32:21.690 - We need instruments, GPS. - Found it! 480 00:32:27.905 --> 00:32:29.198 This is cool. 481 00:32:29.365 --> 00:32:32.409 I had no idea we had Native American paintings in our area. 482 00:32:33.160 --> 00:32:34.745 Yeah, that is pretty cool. 483 00:32:35.287 --> 00:32:37.373 This could be thousands of years old. 484 00:32:38.040 --> 00:32:39.958 What happens next? 485 00:32:40.751 --> 00:32:42.086 Check the area. 486 00:33:07.736 --> 00:33:08.612 Willow, check it out. 487 00:33:38.767 --> 00:33:40.185 Did you see that? 488 00:33:40.811 --> 00:33:41.979 That was incredible. 489 00:33:42.062 --> 00:33:43.105 Told you. 490 00:33:43.564 --> 00:33:45.274 Oh, so you knew that was going to happen? 491 00:33:45.441 --> 00:33:46.775 - Mh-hm. - Yeah, right. 492 00:34:00.164 --> 00:34:01.373 Must be. Help me! 493 00:34:06.962 --> 00:34:08.046 Check that out. 494 00:34:16.138 --> 00:34:17.306 Unwrap it. 495 00:34:24.438 --> 00:34:25.898 Another medallion. 496 00:34:26.064 --> 00:34:28.192 I wonder what magic powers this one has. 497 00:34:28.984 --> 00:34:30.444 That's always your go to, isn't it? 498 00:34:38.535 --> 00:34:39.411 Come in! 499 00:34:41.455 --> 00:34:43.499 - Hi. - Hey. Shut the door. 500 00:34:47.544 --> 00:34:48.754 I found it. 501 00:34:49.046 --> 00:34:51.173 You found what, exactly? 502 00:34:51.965 --> 00:34:53.717 Hexenmeister's secret location. 503 00:34:54.343 --> 00:34:55.677 So, hold up. 504 00:34:55.844 --> 00:34:58.764 The entire FBI couldn't find it, but you managed to find it 505 00:34:58.931 --> 00:35:01.099 just sitting in your office. 506 00:35:02.017 --> 00:35:04.520 I don't like to brag, but, yeah. 507 00:35:05.354 --> 00:35:06.855 Okay. This I got to see. 508 00:35:07.356 --> 00:35:08.732 You got to see this. 509 00:35:08.899 --> 00:35:09.775 I do. 510 00:35:27.709 --> 00:35:29.211 I got your text! Come on! 511 00:35:37.719 --> 00:35:38.637 Let me see. 512 00:35:40.597 --> 00:35:41.557 Let me see. 513 00:35:42.099 --> 00:35:43.559 Okay. 514 00:35:49.106 --> 00:35:51.525 - Looks like pure gold. - Aztec gold. 515 00:35:52.776 --> 00:35:53.652 How did you know that? 516 00:35:56.864 --> 00:35:58.574 Could be a key of some sort. 517 00:35:59.199 --> 00:36:00.284 Just like how the other medallion 518 00:36:00.367 --> 00:36:02.160 opened up the side of the Irish memorial. 519 00:36:02.327 --> 00:36:03.287 And the cave. 520 00:36:07.332 --> 00:36:09.334 Where would we use an Aztec key? 521 00:36:09.501 --> 00:36:11.420 We found the Native American symbol on the island 522 00:36:11.587 --> 00:36:14.965 because Mr. Special Pants here is visionary dreams. 523 00:36:15.132 --> 00:36:16.258 So where to, Mr. Lucas? 524 00:36:16.425 --> 00:36:18.886 I can't just close my eyes and see things. 525 00:36:19.761 --> 00:36:21.263 Take a nap. I'll wait. 526 00:36:26.810 --> 00:36:28.228 But this is my room. 527 00:36:35.152 --> 00:36:37.446 Thanks for being such a good helper. 528 00:36:38.196 --> 00:36:39.406 Thanks for making such a good dinner. 529 00:36:39.489 --> 00:36:40.449 Aw, you're welcome. 530 00:36:40.616 --> 00:36:42.242 I'm sorry that it was so late. 531 00:36:42.409 --> 00:36:44.578 I was swamped at the office today. 532 00:36:44.995 --> 00:36:46.830 Was there a big story brewing? 533 00:36:46.997 --> 00:36:48.790 Break in at the Wooden Gate Hotel? 534 00:36:49.583 --> 00:36:52.169 I am working on a little side project. 535 00:36:52.336 --> 00:36:54.379 And you, of all people, should know never 536 00:36:54.463 --> 00:36:56.465 to underestimate Wickensburg. 537 00:36:57.007 --> 00:36:58.008 That's for sure. 538 00:36:58.425 --> 00:37:00.218 - Good night, Mom. - Aw, good night. 539 00:37:00.385 --> 00:37:01.386 I'll see you in the morning. 540 00:37:01.553 --> 00:37:02.638 See you in the morning. 541 00:37:55.774 --> 00:37:57.234 Are you down there, Willow? 542 00:37:57.317 --> 00:37:58.360 Yeah. 543 00:37:58.819 --> 00:38:00.821 Better not be doing any crazy witch stuff. 544 00:38:01.238 --> 00:38:02.698 I'm not. 545 00:38:02.864 --> 00:38:03.740 Yeah, right. 546 00:38:03.907 --> 00:38:05.409 You're sitting down there in the dark. 547 00:38:05.575 --> 00:38:07.035 If my hair starts to fall out, 548 00:38:07.202 --> 00:38:09.329 you're dead. 549 00:38:24.302 --> 00:38:25.303 Hair falling out. 550 00:38:45.741 --> 00:38:47.284 Willow, do you know what time it is? 551 00:38:47.451 --> 00:38:48.994 Oh, shush. We have work to do. 552 00:38:49.161 --> 00:38:50.162 But it's summer vacation. 553 00:38:50.245 --> 00:38:51.496 I have the next clue. 554 00:39:04.926 --> 00:39:05.927 It's a blank page. 555 00:39:07.137 --> 00:39:08.388 Yeah, sure. Now it is. 556 00:39:08.555 --> 00:39:10.432 But last night, under candlelight. 557 00:39:10.599 --> 00:39:12.184 This page was magical. 558 00:39:12.267 --> 00:39:14.352 It drew two symbols all by itself. 559 00:39:14.895 --> 00:39:15.979 All by itself? 560 00:39:17.522 --> 00:39:19.941 And what were these two symbols? 561 00:39:20.525 --> 00:39:23.153 Well, the first was the Aztec medallion. 562 00:39:23.570 --> 00:39:25.197 Then a line connected it to this symbol 563 00:39:25.363 --> 00:39:27.866 on page 134, the Egyptian symbol for the sun. 564 00:39:28.742 --> 00:39:30.952 There's some sort of special connection between the two. 565 00:39:31.578 --> 00:39:33.872 And now you tell me what that connection is. Go! 566 00:39:34.915 --> 00:39:35.707 Why me? 567 00:39:35.874 --> 00:39:37.584 Well, your dreams, your abilities. 568 00:39:37.667 --> 00:39:39.628 Didn't you have a vision of some kind last night 569 00:39:39.711 --> 00:39:42.005 that explains the connection between these two symbols? 570 00:39:42.589 --> 00:39:43.507 Nope. 571 00:39:44.174 --> 00:39:45.634 - Nothing? - No. 572 00:39:46.176 --> 00:39:47.928 Not even a teensy weensy little- 573 00:39:48.011 --> 00:39:48.887 No. 574 00:39:48.970 --> 00:39:50.722 Now, look, let's use some logic here. 575 00:39:50.889 --> 00:39:51.807 You're no fun. 576 00:39:52.432 --> 00:39:54.226 Where would we find information 577 00:39:54.392 --> 00:39:56.311 about these two symbols in the area. 578 00:39:56.645 --> 00:39:58.688 Think. You used to work there. 579 00:39:58.855 --> 00:39:59.731 The museum. 580 00:39:59.815 --> 00:40:01.900 Ah-ha. Yes, the museum. Let's go. 581 00:40:02.526 --> 00:40:04.653 - One problem. - Yes? 582 00:40:05.028 --> 00:40:06.029 Our museum's small. 583 00:40:06.196 --> 00:40:08.448 We don't have an Egyptian or Aztec collection. 584 00:40:09.199 --> 00:40:11.034 For that, we would need the one in the city. 585 00:40:11.368 --> 00:40:13.495 - I assume there's a bus. - Yep. 586 00:40:14.037 --> 00:40:15.163 Calling my mom, 587 00:40:15.956 --> 00:40:18.750 right now. She will be thrilled to know 588 00:40:18.917 --> 00:40:20.544 that I want to go visit a museum. 589 00:40:21.711 --> 00:40:23.130 But they won't just let us 590 00:40:23.296 --> 00:40:24.840 walk in and do what we want. 591 00:40:25.382 --> 00:40:26.550 Well, right. 592 00:40:26.716 --> 00:40:28.385 The museum closes the five. 593 00:40:28.552 --> 00:40:30.428 We wait in the bathroom until everyone's gone, 594 00:40:30.595 --> 00:40:31.930 then we sneak out and look around. 595 00:40:32.305 --> 00:40:33.181 Wait. 596 00:40:33.348 --> 00:40:35.267 Who are you and what have you done 597 00:40:35.433 --> 00:40:36.434 with Elliott? 598 00:40:37.894 --> 00:40:38.770 Mom! 599 00:40:51.074 --> 00:40:51.992 Oh, here. I'll take it. 600 00:40:52.325 --> 00:40:53.577 - You sure you got it? - Yeah. 601 00:40:54.452 --> 00:40:55.871 - Thank you. - No problem. 602 00:41:22.397 --> 00:41:23.023 Okay. 603 00:41:23.106 --> 00:41:24.399 Where's Elliott? 604 00:41:24.566 --> 00:41:27.110 Oh, he and Willow, they went to a museum in the city. 605 00:41:27.652 --> 00:41:29.821 Oh. Hey, have you ever gone through this book? 606 00:41:30.614 --> 00:41:32.032 This book should be in a museum. 607 00:41:32.407 --> 00:41:35.744 Yeah, Elliott found it upstairs, and he gave it to Willow. 608 00:41:35.911 --> 00:41:38.663 She loves this book, and she claims 609 00:41:38.830 --> 00:41:42.167 that it actually helped her bring down Hexenmeister. 610 00:41:42.375 --> 00:41:43.668 - Really? - Mh-hm. 611 00:41:43.835 --> 00:41:46.630 I mean, a team of historians should be studying this book. 612 00:41:47.005 --> 00:41:48.506 I know, I agree. 613 00:41:48.673 --> 00:41:50.133 Well, hang on. 614 00:41:50.884 --> 00:41:53.136 Looks like Willow put a bookmark in here. 615 00:41:57.015 --> 00:41:58.516 Oh, my gosh. 616 00:41:59.351 --> 00:42:01.102 What could that be? 617 00:42:02.229 --> 00:42:04.189 I'll take a picture of it. 618 00:42:15.492 --> 00:42:17.702 Okay, I think the coast is clear. Let's go. 619 00:42:49.317 --> 00:42:51.236 Oh, you're so cute. 620 00:42:58.660 --> 00:43:01.121 This is like a dream come true for me! 621 00:43:09.379 --> 00:43:10.588 Oh. 622 00:43:43.121 --> 00:43:44.956 We've got to find the Egyptian collection 623 00:43:45.040 --> 00:43:47.125 and the connection to the Aztec medallion. 624 00:44:22.744 --> 00:44:24.079 So cool. 625 00:44:24.496 --> 00:44:26.748 You would like something like that. 626 00:45:01.658 --> 00:45:03.827 Oh, Egypt! Egypt! We found it. 627 00:45:37.819 --> 00:45:40.071 What kind of music do mummies listen to? 628 00:45:40.238 --> 00:45:41.406 I don't know. 629 00:45:41.573 --> 00:45:42.991 Rap music. 630 00:45:44.701 --> 00:45:46.995 Oh, please stop. That was so bad. 631 00:45:59.549 --> 00:46:01.176 This is so cool. 632 00:46:09.350 --> 00:46:10.435 Here it is. 633 00:46:14.481 --> 00:46:16.191 Wait, I have to document this. 634 00:46:32.081 --> 00:46:35.168 Elliott? 635 00:46:57.273 --> 00:46:59.234 Now that 636 00:46:59.901 --> 00:47:02.070 was impressive. 637 00:47:02.612 --> 00:47:03.947 Run! 638 00:47:24.801 --> 00:47:26.594 In here, kids. 639 00:47:32.308 --> 00:47:34.769 Lucky for you two, I was close by. 640 00:47:35.144 --> 00:47:37.188 You look like you've seen a ghost. 641 00:47:38.731 --> 00:47:39.607 Um. 642 00:47:40.024 --> 00:47:42.193 - Am I? - Wait, what's going on? 643 00:47:43.069 --> 00:47:45.238 No, Willow, it's really me. 644 00:47:46.906 --> 00:47:49.075 But, but you were. 645 00:47:49.325 --> 00:47:49.993 Dead? 646 00:47:50.159 --> 00:47:52.370 No, I'm not dead. 647 00:47:57.166 --> 00:47:58.626 Wait, Willow. I'm so confused. 648 00:47:58.793 --> 00:47:59.586 Who is this guy? 649 00:48:01.170 --> 00:48:03.131 It's Professor McAuliffe. 650 00:48:04.674 --> 00:48:05.925 But he's not dead? 651 00:48:06.009 --> 00:48:07.135 You're not dead? 652 00:48:08.011 --> 00:48:08.845 But how? 653 00:48:09.012 --> 00:48:09.887 Why did you-- 654 00:48:10.054 --> 00:48:12.557 Fake my own death? Check out of the system? 655 00:48:13.308 --> 00:48:15.476 I can't explain everything right now, Willow. 656 00:48:16.060 --> 00:48:17.854 I've missed you so much. 657 00:48:18.021 --> 00:48:19.564 You were my only friend. 658 00:48:19.897 --> 00:48:21.357 And I missed you, too. 659 00:48:21.733 --> 00:48:23.318 You're such a special girl. 660 00:48:23.985 --> 00:48:25.445 I hope your boyfriend knows that. 661 00:48:25.612 --> 00:48:26.321 Oh, no. 662 00:48:26.863 --> 00:48:28.364 No, we're not... 663 00:48:28.698 --> 00:48:30.491 You need to go now. 664 00:48:30.575 --> 00:48:31.826 You have a mission to complete. 665 00:48:32.493 --> 00:48:35.288 The entire town is counting on you and your friend here. 666 00:48:36.039 --> 00:48:37.999 Always be brave. 667 00:48:38.583 --> 00:48:40.668 And remember everything I taught you. 668 00:48:41.002 --> 00:48:42.629 Okay, Professor. I will. 669 00:48:43.838 --> 00:48:46.090 There's still much to be written. 670 00:48:46.716 --> 00:48:48.217 - Bye. - Bye. 671 00:49:08.946 --> 00:49:09.906 Hey, you. 672 00:49:10.531 --> 00:49:13.117 Did you have fun with Willow at the museum? 673 00:49:14.869 --> 00:49:16.204 Yeah. 674 00:49:16.663 --> 00:49:17.497 Fun. 675 00:49:18.039 --> 00:49:19.290 Well, thank you for letting me know 676 00:49:19.457 --> 00:49:20.958 that you were going to be so late. 677 00:49:22.335 --> 00:49:23.294 Yeah. 678 00:49:24.212 --> 00:49:25.129 I am so glad that 679 00:49:25.296 --> 00:49:26.673 you and Willow got the last bus. 680 00:49:26.756 --> 00:49:29.300 Otherwise, I was going to have to drive in and get you, so. 681 00:49:30.301 --> 00:49:33.513 But there must have been, you know, 682 00:49:33.680 --> 00:49:36.474 some interesting things there for you to stay so late. 683 00:49:37.934 --> 00:49:39.185 Yeah. 684 00:49:39.936 --> 00:49:42.105 Interesting. 685 00:49:42.980 --> 00:49:44.148 Okay. 686 00:49:44.649 --> 00:49:45.358 All righty. 687 00:49:45.441 --> 00:49:47.443 Well, I will talk to you later. 688 00:50:03.584 --> 00:50:04.502 Hey, Super Geek. 689 00:50:04.669 --> 00:50:06.129 How much longer is this going to take? 690 00:50:06.295 --> 00:50:07.755 Well, I just started. 691 00:50:08.715 --> 00:50:10.758 How did I get stuck supervising you all summer? 692 00:50:11.259 --> 00:50:12.510 You can leave any time. 693 00:50:12.677 --> 00:50:13.678 Quiet, brat. 694 00:50:14.345 --> 00:50:16.472 Get the chore list done before I get home. 695 00:50:18.808 --> 00:50:20.101 Yes, Scarlett. 696 00:50:43.708 --> 00:50:45.293 Hair falling out. 697 00:50:51.174 --> 00:50:53.384 Hi. You're back. 698 00:50:53.676 --> 00:50:55.094 Have a seat, please. 699 00:50:58.347 --> 00:51:00.475 Mrs. Lucas, we have reason to believe that 700 00:51:00.641 --> 00:51:01.893 Mr. Hexenmeister 701 00:51:02.059 --> 00:51:04.437 is planning a major event that will impact Wickensburg. 702 00:51:05.521 --> 00:51:06.814 Major event? 703 00:51:07.648 --> 00:51:08.357 What does that mean? 704 00:51:08.524 --> 00:51:10.359 We don't want to cause a panic. 705 00:51:10.693 --> 00:51:12.403 Until we have further information. 706 00:51:13.029 --> 00:51:14.155 He's a dangerous man. 707 00:51:14.238 --> 00:51:17.575 So do we have to evacuate the entire town? 708 00:51:18.451 --> 00:51:21.329 We can't reveal details of the investigation right now. 709 00:51:21.913 --> 00:51:24.415 Have you uncovered anything that may be of use to us? 710 00:51:26.959 --> 00:51:29.128 This is a long shot, um, 711 00:51:31.047 --> 00:51:33.633 but does this mean anything to you? 712 00:51:54.737 --> 00:51:56.239 Hello? 713 00:52:16.509 --> 00:52:17.718 Hello? 714 00:52:27.562 --> 00:52:29.647 - Hello? - I'm up! I'm up! 715 00:52:30.189 --> 00:52:30.982 Hi, Elliott. 716 00:52:31.274 --> 00:52:32.608 Willow, what are you doing here? 717 00:52:32.775 --> 00:52:35.319 Well, I tried calling and no one answered the door 718 00:52:35.403 --> 00:52:36.946 and we have a lot of work to do. 719 00:52:37.321 --> 00:52:38.739 Okay, okay. 720 00:52:39.949 --> 00:52:41.075 One night. 721 00:52:41.659 --> 00:52:43.703 I had to get up at five to start my chores. 722 00:52:44.412 --> 00:52:46.122 I really have to see this Gulag you live in. 723 00:52:46.289 --> 00:52:47.081 It's not fun. 724 00:52:47.248 --> 00:52:48.749 Scarlett's like a jailer. 725 00:52:49.125 --> 00:52:50.293 Anyway, enough about that. 726 00:52:50.459 --> 00:52:52.253 Fact is, we ran out of the museum before 727 00:52:52.420 --> 00:52:54.005 we got the chance to find the next clue. 728 00:52:54.171 --> 00:52:55.756 Thanks to Mr. Hexenmeister. 729 00:52:56.090 --> 00:52:57.592 Unless he wasn't really there. 730 00:52:58.801 --> 00:52:59.677 Wasn't really there? 731 00:52:59.844 --> 00:53:00.595 What do you mean? 732 00:53:00.928 --> 00:53:02.138 Maybe he has the power 733 00:53:02.305 --> 00:53:04.682 to astral project himself to a different location. 734 00:53:06.225 --> 00:53:07.184 Uh-huh. 735 00:53:07.268 --> 00:53:08.728 Well, he was just suddenly there. 736 00:53:08.811 --> 00:53:09.770 How do you explain that? 737 00:53:10.396 --> 00:53:11.522 Well, we waited in the men's room. 738 00:53:11.689 --> 00:53:13.441 Maybe he waited in the woman's room. 739 00:53:14.984 --> 00:53:16.152 Oh. 740 00:53:16.444 --> 00:53:17.778 And a creepy thought. 741 00:53:18.362 --> 00:53:20.072 Anyway, we either have to go back 742 00:53:20.239 --> 00:53:21.699 or figure something else out. 743 00:53:22.116 --> 00:53:23.784 You have the Aztec medallion, right? 744 00:53:24.827 --> 00:53:25.912 No. I thought you had it. 745 00:53:26.829 --> 00:53:27.330 Oh great. 746 00:53:27.496 --> 00:53:29.165 We lost that as well. 747 00:53:30.082 --> 00:53:33.586 Okay. We saw a projection of an Egyptian symbol for a sun. 748 00:53:34.003 --> 00:53:34.754 That was cool. 749 00:53:35.671 --> 00:53:37.465 And we have nothing else at this point. 750 00:53:38.966 --> 00:53:41.302 Wait, we do have one more thing. 751 00:53:42.178 --> 00:53:43.304 The film. 752 00:54:01.948 --> 00:54:02.907 No popcorn? 753 00:54:03.658 --> 00:54:04.241 You can make it. 754 00:54:04.408 --> 00:54:05.660 Oh, don't you start. 755 00:54:06.077 --> 00:54:07.495 Here it is! Here it is! 756 00:54:12.166 --> 00:54:13.793 So cool. 757 00:54:35.856 --> 00:54:37.274 Nothing. 758 00:54:38.401 --> 00:54:39.485 Run it again. 759 00:54:59.880 --> 00:55:01.048 There! I saw something. 760 00:55:01.465 --> 00:55:02.550 Can it go back? 761 00:55:03.342 --> 00:55:04.677 Sure. 762 00:55:15.229 --> 00:55:16.272 I saw it again. 763 00:55:16.439 --> 00:55:18.566 Can you do a little bit at a time? 764 00:55:19.066 --> 00:55:20.818 You mean frame by frame? Sure. 765 00:55:27.324 --> 00:55:28.576 Stop! See? 766 00:55:31.996 --> 00:55:33.080 Wow. Good eye. 767 00:55:33.247 --> 00:55:34.457 Jees, what is that? 768 00:55:35.041 --> 00:55:36.125 It's a cartouche. 769 00:55:36.292 --> 00:55:37.251 You would know that. 770 00:55:37.835 --> 00:55:40.421 It's an Egyptian name plate for a pharaoh or queen. 771 00:55:40.921 --> 00:55:42.089 Each symbol is a letter. 772 00:55:42.965 --> 00:55:44.008 This is a good sign. 773 00:55:44.091 --> 00:55:45.676 The cartouche protects you from evil. 774 00:55:55.311 --> 00:55:56.228 Okay, got it. 775 00:55:56.395 --> 00:55:57.772 Now we need a translation. 776 00:55:59.899 --> 00:56:01.484 I know I've seen these. 777 00:56:03.611 --> 00:56:05.780 Here. Help me find each symbol. 778 00:56:10.951 --> 00:56:11.786 C. 779 00:56:14.789 --> 00:56:15.664 E. 780 00:56:18.125 --> 00:56:18.959 Uh, L. 781 00:56:20.628 --> 00:56:21.462 I. 782 00:56:24.965 --> 00:56:25.841 N. 783 00:56:26.634 --> 00:56:27.426 E. 784 00:56:29.345 --> 00:56:30.137 Celine? 785 00:56:34.308 --> 00:56:35.684 - You ready? - Yeah. 786 00:56:36.102 --> 00:56:37.645 What's going on? You seem distracted. 787 00:56:38.437 --> 00:56:40.648 Those FBI guys, they came back 788 00:56:41.190 --> 00:56:42.817 and I showed them a picture 789 00:56:42.983 --> 00:56:45.986 in the old book of the exploding ball. 790 00:56:46.487 --> 00:56:47.655 Right. And? 791 00:56:48.280 --> 00:56:49.824 They had the strangest reaction, 792 00:56:50.491 --> 00:56:52.451 as if they knew exactly 793 00:56:52.535 --> 00:56:53.744 what they were looking at. 794 00:56:55.204 --> 00:56:56.163 Really? 795 00:56:56.872 --> 00:56:57.957 That is strange. 796 00:57:16.725 --> 00:57:19.103 Keep me up to date on their every move. 797 00:57:27.903 --> 00:57:30.739 Are there any queens from ancient Egypt named Celine? 798 00:57:32.575 --> 00:57:34.243 None that I've ever heard of, but 799 00:57:34.785 --> 00:57:36.203 I'm not an Egyptologist. 800 00:57:36.787 --> 00:57:39.123 How can the Cartouche have the same name as my mom? 801 00:57:39.290 --> 00:57:40.958 I'll make you a good dinner. 802 00:57:41.125 --> 00:57:43.043 - Thank you. - You're welcome. 803 00:57:44.044 --> 00:57:46.088 Oh, hi. Hi Willow. 804 00:57:46.255 --> 00:57:47.131 Hi Celine. 805 00:57:47.506 --> 00:57:49.091 Hi Mom. Hey Uncle Dave. 806 00:57:49.258 --> 00:57:50.467 Hey. Howdy. 807 00:57:50.551 --> 00:57:52.303 I'm so glad you're here. 808 00:57:52.386 --> 00:57:54.096 We were looking at that old book 809 00:57:54.263 --> 00:57:55.764 that Elliott gave you, 810 00:57:56.473 --> 00:57:59.476 and we came across this. 811 00:58:02.229 --> 00:58:03.731 Oh, you found the orb. 812 00:58:04.148 --> 00:58:05.149 The orb? 813 00:58:05.316 --> 00:58:06.066 What is that? 814 00:58:06.233 --> 00:58:07.651 It's an object from antiquity 815 00:58:07.818 --> 00:58:09.111 said to have great powers. 816 00:58:09.278 --> 00:58:10.988 But that's all I know. 817 00:58:11.906 --> 00:58:13.866 Well, the FBI came by my office today, 818 00:58:13.949 --> 00:58:17.036 and I showed this to them, and they were very concerned. 819 00:58:17.828 --> 00:58:21.081 So, do you have any idea why? 820 00:58:23.334 --> 00:58:24.919 I really don't know. 821 00:58:25.252 --> 00:58:27.171 Could it be used to harm people? 822 00:58:28.631 --> 00:58:29.673 I mean, I guess 823 00:58:29.840 --> 00:58:31.717 it could be, but no one knows where it is 824 00:58:31.884 --> 00:58:34.970 for starters. And I don't even know if it really exists. 825 00:58:35.721 --> 00:58:37.097 - Oh. - Oh, well. 826 00:58:37.264 --> 00:58:39.558 I guess there's nothing to worry about, then. 827 00:58:39.725 --> 00:58:42.811 It is a bit hard to believe in an exploding baseball 828 00:58:42.978 --> 00:58:45.189 from a book of old legends, so. 829 00:58:45.356 --> 00:58:46.774 That's true. 830 00:59:58.429 --> 00:59:59.805 Hi, Elliott. 831 01:00:02.224 --> 01:00:03.267 I'll be right there. 832 01:00:05.853 --> 01:00:08.439 So we're having our meetings in public spaces now? 833 01:00:08.939 --> 01:00:10.524 My mom's out now, but 834 01:00:10.607 --> 01:00:12.109 she could come home at any moment. 835 01:00:12.568 --> 01:00:13.610 Check this. 836 01:00:17.406 --> 01:00:18.657 I wonder. 837 01:00:20.075 --> 01:00:21.160 See if it matches? 838 01:00:30.753 --> 01:00:32.212 Look at that. They're the same. 839 01:00:32.921 --> 01:00:34.173 So what does this mean? 840 01:00:34.340 --> 01:00:36.050 My mom's an Egyptian queen 841 01:00:36.216 --> 01:00:38.344 who wears the Greek symbol for the sun? 842 01:00:39.428 --> 01:00:40.888 I have no idea. 843 01:00:46.935 --> 01:00:48.270 Hey, lool. It's Scarlett. 844 01:00:49.271 --> 01:00:50.230 Oh, yeah. 845 01:00:50.397 --> 01:00:52.691 And she's flirting with a really hot guy. 846 01:00:53.776 --> 01:00:55.402 I wouldn't say he's hot. 847 01:01:01.658 --> 01:01:03.035 What is that? 848 01:01:04.036 --> 01:01:07.164 Oh, just a little project I've been working on. 849 01:01:07.748 --> 01:01:09.166 Now, let's see. 850 01:01:09.458 --> 01:01:10.667 My hair's just so long. 851 01:01:12.711 --> 01:01:13.754 What are you doing? 852 01:01:20.135 --> 01:01:21.303 This is amazing. 853 01:01:29.311 --> 01:01:30.187 Are you okay? 854 01:01:31.146 --> 01:01:32.022 Yeah. 855 01:01:32.189 --> 01:01:33.065 Why wouldn't I be? 856 01:01:44.535 --> 01:01:46.120 I've got to go. Don't call me. 857 01:01:49.790 --> 01:01:51.959 Okay, let's go before she sees. 858 01:02:08.851 --> 01:02:10.978 This is all so confusing. 859 01:02:14.148 --> 01:02:16.233 Your mom must be very special. 860 01:02:16.400 --> 01:02:17.860 Yeah, I guess so. 861 01:02:18.152 --> 01:02:19.236 Elliott. 862 01:02:19.903 --> 01:02:20.904 Have you ever seen that pendant 863 01:02:21.071 --> 01:02:23.157 your mom was wearing in the picture anywhere? 864 01:02:23.574 --> 01:02:25.534 No, I've never seen it before. 865 01:02:26.243 --> 01:02:27.828 Does your mom have a jewelry box? 866 01:02:28.245 --> 01:02:29.746 Willow, no. 867 01:02:30.622 --> 01:02:32.583 We're not going to steal it. 868 01:02:32.833 --> 01:02:34.209 I just want to look at it. 869 01:02:34.710 --> 01:02:37.045 It's the only ancient sun symbol we haven't found. 870 01:02:37.212 --> 01:02:38.922 It's the key to this whole thing. 871 01:02:41.049 --> 01:02:42.176 Willow! 872 01:02:49.057 --> 01:02:50.517 I'll be the one who looks. 873 01:02:51.435 --> 01:02:52.227 Okay. 874 01:02:54.062 --> 01:02:55.063 Nothing. 875 01:02:55.981 --> 01:02:59.359 Well, a girl knows a few things boys do not. 876 01:03:08.869 --> 01:03:10.913 Oh, it's so beautiful. 877 01:03:11.205 --> 01:03:12.831 Wow. I had no idea my mom had that. 878 01:03:12.998 --> 01:03:14.374 Where do you think she got from? 879 01:03:15.584 --> 01:03:16.960 Could be a family heirloom. 880 01:03:18.587 --> 01:03:19.463 Elliott! 881 01:03:19.838 --> 01:03:21.006 Oh, my gosh. Put it back, put it back! 882 01:03:21.173 --> 01:03:23.008 No! But we need it. We need it. 883 01:03:40.275 --> 01:03:41.777 Hey, you two. 884 01:03:42.361 --> 01:03:45.113 What are you up to on a Saturday afternoon? 885 01:03:46.240 --> 01:03:47.282 Oh, nothing. 886 01:03:47.950 --> 01:03:49.034 Yeah, not much. 887 01:03:49.201 --> 01:03:50.118 Okay. 888 01:03:51.662 --> 01:03:52.996 I have to go now. 889 01:03:53.789 --> 01:03:55.082 Bye. 890 01:03:56.458 --> 01:03:57.543 Bye. 891 01:03:59.920 --> 01:04:01.255 Sprocket. 892 01:04:02.172 --> 01:04:04.550 I think she's a bit of a strange girl. 893 01:04:07.010 --> 01:04:08.428 Hey Scarlett, what's up? 894 01:04:09.137 --> 01:04:10.222 What happened to you? 895 01:04:10.305 --> 01:04:11.723 I don't know, 896 01:04:11.890 --> 01:04:13.308 but I'm going to find out. 897 01:04:14.226 --> 01:04:15.269 Get in. 898 01:05:06.570 --> 01:05:09.239 North becomes east. 899 01:05:47.527 --> 01:05:48.654 Willow! 900 01:05:49.738 --> 01:05:50.989 Willow! 901 01:05:52.407 --> 01:05:54.493 What did you do, you little witch? 902 01:05:55.577 --> 01:05:56.495 Nothing. 903 01:05:56.662 --> 01:05:58.538 I don't know what you're talking about. 904 01:05:58.914 --> 01:06:01.333 I saw you and your little dork friend at the park. 905 01:06:02.834 --> 01:06:04.294 Hey! That's mine. 906 01:06:07.631 --> 01:06:08.548 Is this me? 907 01:06:09.466 --> 01:06:13.220 Um, no. That's just a doll I made. 908 01:06:14.262 --> 01:06:15.472 It looks a lot like me. 909 01:06:15.847 --> 01:06:18.308 Oh no, Scarlett. You're much thinner 910 01:06:18.392 --> 01:06:19.559 than that. 911 01:06:21.728 --> 01:06:24.231 There's only one solution for a troublemaker like you. 912 01:06:26.400 --> 01:06:28.068 No, Scarlett. 913 01:06:28.402 --> 01:06:30.112 And that's where you'll stay! 914 01:06:37.119 --> 01:06:39.788 Scarlett, what are you doing? 915 01:06:39.955 --> 01:06:41.581 You don't understand. 916 01:09:01.096 --> 01:09:01.972 I've been expecting you. 917 01:09:02.138 --> 01:09:03.098 Why don't you pick up last night? 918 01:09:03.515 --> 01:09:06.184 I had some problems to deal with. 919 01:09:06.893 --> 01:09:07.853 Last night I had this dream. 920 01:09:08.019 --> 01:09:09.062 Go on. 921 01:09:09.479 --> 01:09:11.314 I saw the orb descending from the sky, 922 01:09:11.481 --> 01:09:13.483 and then it disappeared into 923 01:09:13.650 --> 01:09:15.610 what appeared to be stepping stones. 924 01:09:16.069 --> 01:09:18.446 And I know where the stepping stones are located. 925 01:09:18.947 --> 01:09:20.907 - You do? - Yes, on this property! 926 01:09:31.626 --> 01:09:32.419 You little... 927 01:09:40.760 --> 01:09:41.803 Have you ever seen those 928 01:09:41.970 --> 01:09:43.847 stepping stones anywhere on your property? 929 01:09:45.098 --> 01:09:46.600 Oh, I have no idea. 930 01:09:47.976 --> 01:09:49.603 They have to be buried back here 931 01:09:49.769 --> 01:09:50.937 someplace. 932 01:09:51.730 --> 01:09:54.858 Was there maybe a cabin or shed back here 933 01:09:55.025 --> 01:09:56.693 maybe a hundred years ago? 934 01:09:56.860 --> 01:09:58.028 How would I know that? 935 01:09:58.361 --> 01:10:00.488 We need tools, rakes and stuff. 936 01:10:37.984 --> 01:10:38.777 Hey, kids. 937 01:10:40.862 --> 01:10:41.655 Oh, uh. 938 01:10:42.238 --> 01:10:43.740 - Hey, Mom. - What are you doing? 939 01:10:44.199 --> 01:10:45.283 Um. 940 01:10:46.034 --> 01:10:48.119 Just cleaning the yard. 941 01:10:48.203 --> 01:10:49.329 Oh, early on a Sunday 942 01:10:49.496 --> 01:10:51.331 and you recruited Willow to help you? 943 01:10:52.207 --> 01:10:53.166 Yes. 944 01:10:53.333 --> 01:10:55.251 Okay, well, I'm just going to run out, 945 01:10:56.044 --> 01:10:58.338 run a couple of errands for a few hours, okay? 946 01:10:59.089 --> 01:11:01.007 - Okay. - Bye, Celine! 947 01:11:01.383 --> 01:11:03.927 All right, well, have fun. Bye. 948 01:11:37.502 --> 01:11:39.337 Hey, I think Sprocket found something. 949 01:11:41.339 --> 01:11:42.799 Remove more dirt. 950 01:11:52.642 --> 01:11:54.310 It's one of the stones, it's got to be. 951 01:11:54.477 --> 01:11:55.895 The next one is right over here. 952 01:12:02.569 --> 01:12:04.029 This is it! This is it! 953 01:12:14.914 --> 01:12:15.915 The shovel! The shovel! 954 01:12:32.891 --> 01:12:34.017 Dig, dig, dig! 955 01:12:37.395 --> 01:12:38.605 Dig down. 956 01:12:51.659 --> 01:12:53.828 This is it, this is it! We found it! 957 01:13:06.132 --> 01:13:07.509 That's it! You found it! 958 01:13:22.649 --> 01:13:23.983 Man, this thing is cool. 959 01:13:30.490 --> 01:13:31.991 Look, I bet I know what that's for. 960 01:13:32.659 --> 01:13:34.160 The medallion, please. 961 01:13:44.003 --> 01:13:45.171 - Here we go. - Wait. 962 01:13:51.386 --> 01:13:53.054 I'm not sure we should. 963 01:13:54.472 --> 01:13:56.391 Whatever this is, 964 01:13:56.766 --> 01:13:58.726 I'm not sure it was meant to be found. 965 01:14:02.272 --> 01:14:03.064 Run! 966 01:14:29.048 --> 01:14:31.384 Oh, don't let me interrupt, children. 967 01:14:31.801 --> 01:14:34.679 I believe we've arrived just in time. 968 01:14:35.555 --> 01:14:37.724 Please proceed. 969 01:14:40.476 --> 01:14:42.103 This isn't yours. We found it. 970 01:14:42.437 --> 01:14:43.313 Oh yes, of course. 971 01:14:43.479 --> 01:14:45.440 How rude of me. I forgot. 972 01:14:45.607 --> 01:14:48.109 Congratulations are in order. 973 01:14:48.484 --> 01:14:50.486 If this is what I think it is, 974 01:14:50.778 --> 01:14:52.780 then you have unearthed a secret 975 01:14:52.947 --> 01:14:56.117 that has been hidden for millennia. 976 01:14:56.951 --> 01:14:58.536 Now, please continue 977 01:14:58.620 --> 01:15:01.497 with the opening of the box. 978 01:15:03.833 --> 01:15:07.712 Or do you require assistance from Mr. Obarski? 979 01:15:13.009 --> 01:15:13.801 Open it. 980 01:16:32.422 --> 01:16:34.007 Elliott, I'm home. 981 01:16:36.634 --> 01:16:38.511 Elliott, are you there? 982 01:16:38.678 --> 01:16:40.054 You up there? 983 01:16:41.597 --> 01:16:42.598 Huh. 984 01:17:33.441 --> 01:17:34.233 Wow. 985 01:17:34.942 --> 01:17:36.778 Wow, look at this place. 986 01:17:39.530 --> 01:17:41.240 It is really nice. 987 01:17:41.824 --> 01:17:43.951 It's the model of the whole town. 988 01:17:44.160 --> 01:17:45.286 And the dam. 989 01:17:46.829 --> 01:17:47.955 What's this for? 990 01:17:48.122 --> 01:17:51.417 Once the orb is placed here, 991 01:17:52.502 --> 01:17:54.379 it will explode 992 01:17:55.171 --> 01:17:57.131 and destroy the dam. 993 01:17:57.799 --> 01:17:59.217 The whole town will be flooded. 994 01:17:59.675 --> 01:18:01.928 You're the most evil man in history. 995 01:18:04.138 --> 01:18:05.056 That's not to scale. 996 01:18:05.139 --> 01:18:06.474 Yes, it is. 997 01:18:06.641 --> 01:18:08.935 Please take a seat, children. 998 01:18:22.990 --> 01:18:24.450 Your plan will never succeed. 999 01:18:24.909 --> 01:18:28.287 Elliott, do you know what happened to your father? 1000 01:18:29.247 --> 01:18:32.291 Yeah. His jet crashed into the sea. 1001 01:18:33.000 --> 01:18:33.793 No. 1002 01:18:34.627 --> 01:18:37.380 I am your father. 1003 01:18:39.090 --> 01:18:39.715 What? 1004 01:18:39.882 --> 01:18:41.175 Just kidding. 1005 01:18:41.592 --> 01:18:43.136 You should have seen your face. 1006 01:18:43.636 --> 01:18:45.847 Did we get that for our YouTube channel? 1007 01:18:48.516 --> 01:18:51.102 I crack myself up sometimes. 1008 01:18:51.811 --> 01:18:53.396 Where were we? Yes. 1009 01:18:53.479 --> 01:18:55.231 Get me the orb. 1010 01:19:06.576 --> 01:19:08.077 Now... 1011 01:19:08.661 --> 01:19:10.496 I have the orb. 1012 01:19:13.332 --> 01:19:14.417 Catch him! 1013 01:19:18.421 --> 01:19:20.173 They'll never catch him. He's way too smart for them. 1014 01:19:24.135 --> 01:19:26.220 Their boss isn't too bright either. 1015 01:19:26.929 --> 01:19:28.431 - Mom? - Celine! 1016 01:19:29.015 --> 01:19:31.893 Celine. So nice of you to join us. 1017 01:19:32.477 --> 01:19:33.227 Mom, how did you get back here? 1018 01:19:33.394 --> 01:19:34.395 I'll explain later. 1019 01:19:34.479 --> 01:19:37.398 Right now we have some unfinished business 1020 01:19:37.565 --> 01:19:38.566 to attend to. Indeed. 1021 01:19:38.733 --> 01:19:40.234 Indeed, Celine. 1022 01:19:40.776 --> 01:19:43.738 Our families have been opposed for hundreds of years. 1023 01:19:43.905 --> 01:19:47.200 And now it is at an end. 1024 01:19:47.825 --> 01:19:49.577 Someone should tie you in a chair and force you 1025 01:19:49.744 --> 01:19:51.162 to listen to eighties music. 1026 01:19:51.913 --> 01:19:53.873 Eighties music rocks. 1027 01:19:55.416 --> 01:19:56.709 You love eighties music. 1028 01:19:57.043 --> 01:19:58.294 What's your favorite band? 1029 01:19:58.461 --> 01:19:59.754 Duran Duran. 1030 01:19:59.921 --> 01:20:01.380 I love Duran Duran. 1031 01:20:01.923 --> 01:20:03.591 They're so great. I told you! 1032 01:20:03.758 --> 01:20:05.218 Right. Now. 1033 01:20:05.885 --> 01:20:08.221 This way, please. 1034 01:20:46.759 --> 01:20:48.052 Mom, we've got to run! 1035 01:20:48.261 --> 01:20:49.845 We're not running. 1036 01:20:51.138 --> 01:20:54.850 Did any one of you see a round medallion 1037 01:20:55.017 --> 01:20:57.353 about this big in gold? 1038 01:21:02.692 --> 01:21:04.277 Thank you. 1039 01:21:12.034 --> 01:21:14.203 And now the end. 1040 01:21:19.125 --> 01:21:20.960 We'll see about that. 1041 01:21:44.233 --> 01:21:45.234 My turn. 1042 01:22:22.480 --> 01:22:25.024 Exit stage right. 1043 01:22:30.029 --> 01:22:31.489 Wow, Mom. That was amazing. 1044 01:22:31.656 --> 01:22:32.615 Thank you. 1045 01:22:32.782 --> 01:22:34.617 So, Celine, you're really a witch-- 1046 01:22:34.700 --> 01:22:36.160 Oh! We will talk about it later. 1047 01:22:36.243 --> 01:22:38.996 Let's get out of here before his goons come back, okay? 1048 01:22:42.041 --> 01:22:44.251 Sprocket! Okay. Let's go. Come on. 1049 01:23:14.699 --> 01:23:15.741 Come in, come in! 1050 01:23:18.703 --> 01:23:20.121 Okay, so I have a million questions. 1051 01:23:20.287 --> 01:23:21.914 So you're really a witch and your whole family are witches 1052 01:23:22.081 --> 01:23:22.998 and is that why you moved to Wickensburg? 1053 01:23:23.165 --> 01:23:24.125 Why did you keep this a secret? 1054 01:23:24.291 --> 01:23:25.584 I'm just like, so excited! 1055 01:23:25.668 --> 01:23:27.169 Okay, okay. 1056 01:23:28.754 --> 01:23:31.257 Yes. All the women in my family 1057 01:23:31.340 --> 01:23:34.301 have supernatural powers, but we are not witches. 1058 01:23:34.677 --> 01:23:35.845 What about the boys, Mom? 1059 01:23:36.595 --> 01:23:38.472 I'm still not sure about your powers, Elliott. 1060 01:23:39.140 --> 01:23:42.268 I can't believe I know someone with actual supernatural powers. 1061 01:23:42.435 --> 01:23:44.145 I knew they were real. I knew it. 1062 01:23:44.520 --> 01:23:45.604 Willow. 1063 01:23:46.480 --> 01:23:47.982 You have to promise me that you're 1064 01:23:48.149 --> 01:23:50.317 going to guard this secret, just like 1065 01:23:50.484 --> 01:23:53.154 my family's been doing for hundreds of years. 1066 01:23:53.821 --> 01:23:55.114 I promise. 1067 01:23:58.451 --> 01:24:00.619 But what about Mr. Hexenmeister? 1068 01:24:01.787 --> 01:24:03.789 So, he really was a warlock? 1069 01:24:04.665 --> 01:24:05.541 Yes, he is. 1070 01:24:05.791 --> 01:24:08.419 And what if he comes back? 1071 01:24:11.338 --> 01:24:13.215 - Uncle Dave! - Hey, gang. 1072 01:24:15.301 --> 01:24:18.095 Willow, Elliott. These are agents 1073 01:24:18.179 --> 01:24:20.306 Connie and Tracy. 1074 01:24:20.973 --> 01:24:22.016 Uh. 1075 01:24:22.391 --> 01:24:25.144 Actually, Celine. They're not FBI. 1076 01:24:26.228 --> 01:24:27.354 What do you mean? 1077 01:24:28.022 --> 01:24:29.774 Well, they're um... 1078 01:24:31.984 --> 01:24:33.319 I'll let them tell you. 1079 01:24:38.991 --> 01:24:42.244 We belong to an ancient order whose descendants are tasked 1080 01:24:42.328 --> 01:24:43.579 with guarding the Orb of Zathina 1081 01:24:43.746 --> 01:24:46.165 to make sure it doesn't fall into the wrong hands. 1082 01:24:47.041 --> 01:24:48.250 So cool. 1083 01:24:49.710 --> 01:24:50.878 And I hear we have a 1084 01:24:51.045 --> 01:24:54.256 hero dog who saved the day that did our job for us. 1085 01:24:54.590 --> 01:24:55.674 Yes, we do. 1086 01:24:55.841 --> 01:24:57.301 This is Sprocket. 1087 01:25:04.767 --> 01:25:06.685 Then this belongs to you. 1088 01:25:07.394 --> 01:25:09.188 Thank you, young lady. 1089 01:25:16.737 --> 01:25:18.447 - You. - Me? 1090 01:25:19.240 --> 01:25:20.491 Yes, you! 1091 01:25:20.908 --> 01:25:22.201 Yeah, you. 1092 01:25:22.368 --> 01:25:24.286 Oh, no, no, I really didn't do anything wrong.