Flipper (1995–2000): Season 1, Episode 2 - Treasure Hunt - full transcript
An attack by pirates starts a headlong treasure hunt.
Mhm. Hello, sweetheart. Mia,
what's going on? Happy to see
me. Have a seat, Bozo. Pretty
girl like you. You're a whole
lot better than that, Jerk.
Waiting for an invitation? Get
started.
Give up the watch, Slip. Okay,
you got two choices. We can
turn you into Shark Chum or you
can get in your little diggy
and just get out of here.
Can't wait to get back.
Look at that. Flipper,
concentrate. I am. Get your
hand off my head. Oh, sorry.
Uh, Maya, I thought we were
going to at the water park
today. I'm tired of the water
park. This is more fun.
Don't you dare look at me that
way. Guess I can be a klutz.
Forget the water park. We'll
grab a boat and we'll cruise
the bay. Flip her and come with
us. We're cruising. I'm
teaching your girlfriend all
kinds of stuff. I'm not his
girlfriend. She's not my
girlfriend. Glad we cleared
that up. Look, we can all fit
on a sailboat and only two can
fit on a windsurf. I know. Oh
god.
Go out there and knock em off,
okay?
Can you tell me where Doctor
Blonde is? Oh my god.
You wouldn't believe what I saw
on the way over here. A roller
coaster. Green Life Park. This
isn't a navyan research
facility. This is the Bal
Harbor University research
facility. And I'm the only navy
scientist around here for miles
except for when you stop by.
And how's the sonar work
coming? It's going slowly. I
don't like slowly. We're
working on it. What are you
going to try to turn them into,
Dyer? Underwater spies,
torpedoes with lungs, huh?
Doctor Riggs. It's always a
pleasure.
I wouldn't stand to work with
the guy. You ordered me too.
Genius, remember? He grew up
with dolphins. If anybody's
going to understand him, he
will. Is that breakthrough
after breakthrough? Alright,
alright, I know. You have to
get your open water diver
certification and Deborah can
help you. Doctor Pam Blondell
can help you or I can help you
but you cannot learn about the
ocean unless you immerse
yourself in it. You have to
become a part of the underwater
community. You gotta think like
a fish, you gotta swim like a
fish, alright? Because if this
is going to become your life's
work, you're not going to do it
for the money, I promise you
that. No sign of the alpha pod.
It's been over twenty-four
hours. Um the alpha pod is a
group of dolphins we've been
studying off the Marquez Cape.
For 2 years, it was my master's
the us. They've been skittish
all week ever since that boat
blew up. I think it's a
priority that we go looking for
them now. I agree. Okay, we
have a new assignment.
Everybody's going to meet at
the dock in 15 minutes. We've
got boats running surge
patterns. We'll see what we can
come up with, alright? Let's
go.
What do you think, mom? I think
you're doing great. No, no, no,
about the windsurfer. You
going to loan me the money?
Mike, you've taken advantages
on your allowances in the next
century.
What is that? Salvage boat.
Check out. Wait, come on. Let
me take it in. Out of the
chair.
People. Look at the decibel
levels of the hydrophone. Wow.
They're busy down there. That's
what drove the dolphins away.
That'll drive me away.
Hey, is this the spot where the
Mona Lisa went down? Yeah, why?
With the Ocean Research
Institute. We're looking for a
group of dolphins about a dozen
and they're usually seen in
this area. Dolphins, huh? No
kidding? Yeah. Man, I love
dolphins. Well, keep an eye out
for him. Uh Carl Grimes. Been
hired to recover the Mona Lisa.
Hey, Phil Abernathy, my first
mate. Hey, Bill. It's Pam
Blondell. Hey. I'm Keith Ricks.
This is my son, Mike. What's
up, Mike? Hey. Alright, man.
What's up? Was pretty big. Is
there anything left to recover?
Yeah, well, the cabin's intact.
We're mostly looking for
valuables. Now, you'd be amazed
if some of these rich guys keep
on their boat. You got some
pretty potent equipment down
there for a simple salvage job,
don't you think? A flipper?
What is that? Not really. How
would you know what kind of
equipment I got? We're using a
hydrophone to look for the
dolphins and we picked up some
motor noises. A 200 decibel
word. The dolphins are
extremely sensitive to sound
and a loud noise alarms them.
Oh I don't know what to say and
my apologies to the dolphins
but yeah I'm taking my orders
from the guy who hired me. No
mister Slater wants his boat
back. Whatever's left anyway.
Slater. Yeah, Andrei Slater.
Talk to him. He can tell me
what to do. Hey, thank you very
much. Thanks. See you guys
around.
We're going to do about the
equipment noise.
Like I said, you're sunburned.
I'm not. I never get sunburned.
You're sunburned. You're
jealous. Of Zach? Oh, please.
How long were you out there,
Willow? Not long enough. Oh,
great. This is the part where
you get all google eyed over
Zack the Musclehead shorts.
What happened to not being
jealous?
What's he holding? I don't
know.
Looks like a medallion. An old
medallion. Flipper?
Please come in.
Italian art, Italian marble,
Italian leather. Wow, I'm
impressed. Uh my secretary says
you're a professor. Yup. At Bal
Harbor University. So
obviously, I can't afford
anything Italian. All my stuff
is made in Michigan. But could
you please get to the point?
I'm I'm booked wall to wall
this afternoon with people who
are looking for a lawyer. It's
about your salvage man Grimes.
What about him? Well, his
equipment has driven away the
local dolphin population. Well,
if it's his equipment that's
doing that, then you should
take it up with him. That's
funny. He told me that I should
take it up with you. Doctor
Ricks, I want my boat back.
Right. When I get it back, I
want the guys who sunk it. Now,
I don't know any other way to
do that unless your dolphins
want to bring it up for me.
Excuse me. Miss Marconi is my 3
o'clock in yet? Yes, she is.
Tell her I'll be right with
her. I have another
appointment. Thank you for
stopping by.
You took the wrong turn. Video
arcades next door. Do you buy
antique medallions? This is a
collectible shop. What do you
think I buy? Buicks? I don't
buy anything from children.
Come on, let's go, Mike. No,
wait a second.
Where'd you get this? Found it.
In your father's collection?
Not on the beach but I guess
you don't buy from children so
I'll take it somewhere else.
You look like an honest kid.
How much you want for it? How
much you offering? Oh, couple
of hundred? A couple of
hundred? Okay, 350. 500 or you
two can get out of my store?
Sold.
Pretty cool, isn't it? Should
be, spend enough for it. Hey,
if you got a problem, don't
write it. Sometimes, I think
you go too far. So does
Flipper. So do I.
Is that supposed to impress me?
You going to ride it or not?
I'm going to have to. It's the
only way I can teach you how.
Great. What are you doing here?
Going out looking for the
missing pod. Who's Windsurfer?
Well, we borrowed. It's mine.
What? I got a letter from dad
and he sent me some cash.
You're kidding. Probably guilt
money. You know how diverse
fathers get. Not really. I
can't believe he's sending you
guilt money and he's not
sending me guilt money. Guess
he likes me better. Nice sale.
Don't scratch it up.
Told you I had to wrap around
my little finger.
Hi,
Did you find the dolphins?
Nope.
Was the music too loud? Not
really.
Is my room a mess? No worse
than usual.
You took good care of it. That
makes me happy. Happy? It'll
make it a lot easier to take it
back. I called your father. He
said he didn't send you any
money at all. Start talking and
this time, let's try the truth
or else you're going to have
that windsurfer for dinner.
You know what that is? No,
5 pounds ago, booyah. You found
the Esperanza. Yeah, took a
week to dig through the silk
but we're there. Huh? Your boat
hit bottom a few yards away.
You know, this should've just
been a straight salvage
operation. No hocus pocus
seeking my boat making it look
like something that it's not.
You're right. You know, we
should've let the US Treasury
claim everything and hope they
were generous enough to give us
a lousy what? Ten, 20%? Oh,
thanks. The Esperanza. The
Esperanza.
Oh, god. How do you drink this?
A professor from Bal Harbor
stopped by today. Keith Ricks
and a dolphin guy. That's what
you're worried about, huh? You
break. Today, it's Rick's.
Tomorrow, it's the Coast Guard.
Coast Guard doesn't suspect to
think because you got your
little bimbo girlfriend having
looking for pirates. Bimbo.
Hey, you should hear what your
wife calls her. She still has
nightmares of pirates boarding
the boat. Good. That means she
believed what she saw. Makes
you more convincing of the
cops. It means we did a good
job covering our tracks. This
is getting too dangerous. Hey,
you know what's too dangerous?
Living 7000 pounds of gold
bullion on the ocean floor.
That's what's too dangerous.
You know what? I spent five
years of my life looking for
that ship. I financed every
nickel of it. Who do you think
did all the work? Whose money
was it? Are you out of your
mind? You're out of your mind.
We did it your way. We're
going to do it my way. A legal
way. We're going to file a
claim.
But you're coming out with me
tomorrow. Oh, am I? Yeah, I
want you to see what you're
walking away from. 6 AM sharp.
Pick you up at your place.
Thank you. I can hardly wait.
Hey, what's a brother-in-law
for?
Aphrodite, get back here.
Not doing this for me. You're
doing this for your baby. We
want to make sure everything's
going okay.
Nice and easy. Alright, that's
it.
Hey, Mike. Yeah? Tell me about
this medallion that Flipper
found. Uh, it was old. So old
and caked with crud I could
hardly tell it was gold. But he
found it out by the salvage
ship. Well, that's where he
showed it to me. Okay, I want
blood gases and hormone levels.
Anything else? Oh yeah, I had
some guy's picture on or maybe
it was a ladies. Ladies had
mustaches back then, didn't
they? Only ones with teenage
sons. Probably off an old
Spanish Armada. Really? Yeah,
the waters around here are
littered with them. Spanish
Armada probably lost a hundred
ships to pirates and
hurricanes. Do you think that
has anything to do with grimes?
You mean like he stumbled
across if you lose trinkets
during the salvage? It's
possible, isn't it? Grimes is
not the type of person that
stumbles across anything. Nah.
Why didn't you just get one
with a completely naked girl on
it? They were all out.
I'm supposed to be in court by
nine. Alright, this won't take
long. Let's do it.
Please.
Sick. That damn dolphin. All
morning long. We should step it
in the cabin like your
brother-in-law. Drop it
wherever you want. Just kill
it. It's going to be a habit
around here. Let that be a
lesson to you. Never break my
sister's heart. Or try to run
me with your nose.
Excuse me. Hey.
I'm I'm Keith. You're Bob. Hey,
Bob. Man, kids love wind
surfers. I don't blame them.
They're fast. They're fun.
Yeah, but what are you doing?
Well, I was just wondering what
you might give me for it. I
mean, I've Like a Liberty half
dollar or a debloon? How about
a gold medallion? I don't take
choice. You want to buy
something, get your wallet out.
And if I wanted to sell
something, I'd get my kid out.
Is that the way it works in
here, Bob? Huh? Actually Bob is
not my kid and it wasn't my
medallion and I know that he
didn't have a real legal right
to sell it to you and you know
Bob, you didn't have a legal
right to buy it. I don't know
what you're talking about. Oh,
come on. His name was Mike. He
was in here yesterday,
fourteen-year-old boy, brown
hair, brown eyes, sold you a
medallion, $500, ring a bell.
Nope.
You know, could you grab the
phone for me? Dial nine one
one. I can't reach it from
here. Okay.
It's Spanish. Wow. 16th
century.
You paid 500
What do you think it's really
worth? Don't know.
Didn't you grab the phone?
Okay, okay. The medallion on
its own, three or 4000. But if
the rest of the treasure is
located, treasure? Spanish
Empire might have disappeared
but their financial records
did. They kept a detailed
registry of every ship. This is
off the Esperanza.
How much gold? Three and a half
tons of bullion. 40, 000 pieces
of ape. The Esperanza was a
Spanish treasury ship.
Disappeared in 1544 off the
coast of Florida in a
hurricane. Well, I don't
understand why Slater and
Grimes don't file a claim and
why are they trying to hide it?
Uh they don't want to pay the
taxes. Salvador forced to
surrender most of what they
find to the government. They
sunk Slater's vote. As
camouflage. And what are you
going to do about it? Now, I'm
going to call a coast cart in
the morning and let them deal
with it. Good. You better wash
up. Dinner's almost ready. You
want to join us?
Yeah. How much is three and a
half tons of Bullion worth? Oh,
about 44 million dollars. One
heck of a windsurfer. Tell me
about it.
Diving at 3 AM is a dumb idea.
Getting caught is even dumber.
You know that's going to happen
the minute we get back. Who
cares? One gold brick a piece
and we can buy our way out of
trouble.
He doesn't want us to go Mikey.
Mm hmm.
Now.
You know, if you were my kids,
I'd be worried sick about you
especially this being a school
night.
Whoo.
Get out of here.
I'm an idiot. I'm sorry about
dragging you out of here. It's
not your fault. Yes, it is.
It's mine too. No, it's not.
Look, this whole thing was my
idea.
Well, then, how could it be
your fault? Because I'm always
listening to you.
Hey.
We saw too much, didn't we?
Hold still, Flipper. I can't
help you out here. You should
call Pam? She's on her way. I
would have done something like
this. Uh he's going to be
alright. Another 6 inches,
it'll have been a different
story. Mike's missing. He
didn't sleep in his bed all
night. Maya's gone so I just
spoke to her sister. You're the
vet. Any suggestions? Hold him
still. Alright. Okay. Got him?
Yeah. Alright. Oh, okay. Sorry,
it's just superficial. One,
two, ready,
Good job. Alright, buddy.
Give me a slipper. Look, don't
jump to any conclusions in,
alright? We don't know
anything. It's for you. Grimes.
Yeah. Hey, glad I caught you
Tricker Ricks. Heard about the
Esperanza. I heard from a
mutual friend. You're planning
on calling the coast guard? Uh
He's got Mike. Mike. Shout out,
Dr. Rick. Keith, look, I saw
that buddy. Keith. Keith. Hey.
Deal is simple. I'm a heartfeet
away from completing our
business here. What do you
want? No coast guard? No marine
patrol. And I put the little
kiddies back in our boat when
I'm done. You got it. If you
touch one of those kids. Hey,
making threats is my job
description, right? Are you in
over your head? No.
New load on deck. How many more
left? Two? Maybe three. We got
20 million in a hot booty. A
dead lawyer and then two kids
who saw him. I say to get the
hell out of here. Buckle your
pants little boy. You're
dropping your nerves over the
floor. That's where Andre blew
it. They're going to come
looking for those kids. Did the
coast guard that are in patrol?
We're 45 minutes from
international water. Shut up. I
didn't spend half my life to
get here just to walk away now.
Nobody's going to come looking
for us. I'll take care of it,
alright? Relax.
Give us 30 minutes before you
call.
Hi, Hi,
Okay, it's the last load. Wrap
it up.
He shouldn't be here. You
wouldn't miss out on the
action, would you, Flipper?
I
Hey.
Uh-oh.
Hey.
It's cool.
And
Go.
High.
Get us out of here.
Ever to be.
What's that?
Go
BR
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OK?
Resolver se eu sou um médico
OK
mão pegada.
Isso
So, do you have anything for
me?
And don't say nothing. I pay
you too much money for you to
say nothing. Nothing. Nothing.
I'm sorry. It it just. You said
you would have something. You
know the admiral's going to
have my stripes of this, don't
you? Alright. Alright. What's
your excuse this time? Pirates.
Shut up Ricks. I'm serious. No.
Well I'm serious too. Now we
know who the pirates are.
Right. They drove away a pot of
dolphins. Unfortunately it was
only temporarily but that's
what kicked us off. Exactly. So
we stormed their boats. Well we
kind of had to because they
kept our kid hostage. Right and
they were protecting some type
of sunken treasure from an old
Spanish gallon. Flipper was
there too and he took a spear
in the dorsal family. That
didn't stop me. Stop it.
Alright. Do you know how hard
it is to work with you two? Hm?
Pirates.
The ocean
what's going on? Happy to see
me. Have a seat, Bozo. Pretty
girl like you. You're a whole
lot better than that, Jerk.
Waiting for an invitation? Get
started.
Give up the watch, Slip. Okay,
you got two choices. We can
turn you into Shark Chum or you
can get in your little diggy
and just get out of here.
Can't wait to get back.
Look at that. Flipper,
concentrate. I am. Get your
hand off my head. Oh, sorry.
Uh, Maya, I thought we were
going to at the water park
today. I'm tired of the water
park. This is more fun.
Don't you dare look at me that
way. Guess I can be a klutz.
Forget the water park. We'll
grab a boat and we'll cruise
the bay. Flip her and come with
us. We're cruising. I'm
teaching your girlfriend all
kinds of stuff. I'm not his
girlfriend. She's not my
girlfriend. Glad we cleared
that up. Look, we can all fit
on a sailboat and only two can
fit on a windsurf. I know. Oh
god.
Go out there and knock em off,
okay?
Can you tell me where Doctor
Blonde is? Oh my god.
You wouldn't believe what I saw
on the way over here. A roller
coaster. Green Life Park. This
isn't a navyan research
facility. This is the Bal
Harbor University research
facility. And I'm the only navy
scientist around here for miles
except for when you stop by.
And how's the sonar work
coming? It's going slowly. I
don't like slowly. We're
working on it. What are you
going to try to turn them into,
Dyer? Underwater spies,
torpedoes with lungs, huh?
Doctor Riggs. It's always a
pleasure.
I wouldn't stand to work with
the guy. You ordered me too.
Genius, remember? He grew up
with dolphins. If anybody's
going to understand him, he
will. Is that breakthrough
after breakthrough? Alright,
alright, I know. You have to
get your open water diver
certification and Deborah can
help you. Doctor Pam Blondell
can help you or I can help you
but you cannot learn about the
ocean unless you immerse
yourself in it. You have to
become a part of the underwater
community. You gotta think like
a fish, you gotta swim like a
fish, alright? Because if this
is going to become your life's
work, you're not going to do it
for the money, I promise you
that. No sign of the alpha pod.
It's been over twenty-four
hours. Um the alpha pod is a
group of dolphins we've been
studying off the Marquez Cape.
For 2 years, it was my master's
the us. They've been skittish
all week ever since that boat
blew up. I think it's a
priority that we go looking for
them now. I agree. Okay, we
have a new assignment.
Everybody's going to meet at
the dock in 15 minutes. We've
got boats running surge
patterns. We'll see what we can
come up with, alright? Let's
go.
What do you think, mom? I think
you're doing great. No, no, no,
about the windsurfer. You
going to loan me the money?
Mike, you've taken advantages
on your allowances in the next
century.
What is that? Salvage boat.
Check out. Wait, come on. Let
me take it in. Out of the
chair.
People. Look at the decibel
levels of the hydrophone. Wow.
They're busy down there. That's
what drove the dolphins away.
That'll drive me away.
Hey, is this the spot where the
Mona Lisa went down? Yeah, why?
With the Ocean Research
Institute. We're looking for a
group of dolphins about a dozen
and they're usually seen in
this area. Dolphins, huh? No
kidding? Yeah. Man, I love
dolphins. Well, keep an eye out
for him. Uh Carl Grimes. Been
hired to recover the Mona Lisa.
Hey, Phil Abernathy, my first
mate. Hey, Bill. It's Pam
Blondell. Hey. I'm Keith Ricks.
This is my son, Mike. What's
up, Mike? Hey. Alright, man.
What's up? Was pretty big. Is
there anything left to recover?
Yeah, well, the cabin's intact.
We're mostly looking for
valuables. Now, you'd be amazed
if some of these rich guys keep
on their boat. You got some
pretty potent equipment down
there for a simple salvage job,
don't you think? A flipper?
What is that? Not really. How
would you know what kind of
equipment I got? We're using a
hydrophone to look for the
dolphins and we picked up some
motor noises. A 200 decibel
word. The dolphins are
extremely sensitive to sound
and a loud noise alarms them.
Oh I don't know what to say and
my apologies to the dolphins
but yeah I'm taking my orders
from the guy who hired me. No
mister Slater wants his boat
back. Whatever's left anyway.
Slater. Yeah, Andrei Slater.
Talk to him. He can tell me
what to do. Hey, thank you very
much. Thanks. See you guys
around.
We're going to do about the
equipment noise.
Like I said, you're sunburned.
I'm not. I never get sunburned.
You're sunburned. You're
jealous. Of Zach? Oh, please.
How long were you out there,
Willow? Not long enough. Oh,
great. This is the part where
you get all google eyed over
Zack the Musclehead shorts.
What happened to not being
jealous?
What's he holding? I don't
know.
Looks like a medallion. An old
medallion. Flipper?
Please come in.
Italian art, Italian marble,
Italian leather. Wow, I'm
impressed. Uh my secretary says
you're a professor. Yup. At Bal
Harbor University. So
obviously, I can't afford
anything Italian. All my stuff
is made in Michigan. But could
you please get to the point?
I'm I'm booked wall to wall
this afternoon with people who
are looking for a lawyer. It's
about your salvage man Grimes.
What about him? Well, his
equipment has driven away the
local dolphin population. Well,
if it's his equipment that's
doing that, then you should
take it up with him. That's
funny. He told me that I should
take it up with you. Doctor
Ricks, I want my boat back.
Right. When I get it back, I
want the guys who sunk it. Now,
I don't know any other way to
do that unless your dolphins
want to bring it up for me.
Excuse me. Miss Marconi is my 3
o'clock in yet? Yes, she is.
Tell her I'll be right with
her. I have another
appointment. Thank you for
stopping by.
You took the wrong turn. Video
arcades next door. Do you buy
antique medallions? This is a
collectible shop. What do you
think I buy? Buicks? I don't
buy anything from children.
Come on, let's go, Mike. No,
wait a second.
Where'd you get this? Found it.
In your father's collection?
Not on the beach but I guess
you don't buy from children so
I'll take it somewhere else.
You look like an honest kid.
How much you want for it? How
much you offering? Oh, couple
of hundred? A couple of
hundred? Okay, 350. 500 or you
two can get out of my store?
Sold.
Pretty cool, isn't it? Should
be, spend enough for it. Hey,
if you got a problem, don't
write it. Sometimes, I think
you go too far. So does
Flipper. So do I.
Is that supposed to impress me?
You going to ride it or not?
I'm going to have to. It's the
only way I can teach you how.
Great. What are you doing here?
Going out looking for the
missing pod. Who's Windsurfer?
Well, we borrowed. It's mine.
What? I got a letter from dad
and he sent me some cash.
You're kidding. Probably guilt
money. You know how diverse
fathers get. Not really. I
can't believe he's sending you
guilt money and he's not
sending me guilt money. Guess
he likes me better. Nice sale.
Don't scratch it up.
Told you I had to wrap around
my little finger.
Hi,
Did you find the dolphins?
Nope.
Was the music too loud? Not
really.
Is my room a mess? No worse
than usual.
You took good care of it. That
makes me happy. Happy? It'll
make it a lot easier to take it
back. I called your father. He
said he didn't send you any
money at all. Start talking and
this time, let's try the truth
or else you're going to have
that windsurfer for dinner.
You know what that is? No,
5 pounds ago, booyah. You found
the Esperanza. Yeah, took a
week to dig through the silk
but we're there. Huh? Your boat
hit bottom a few yards away.
You know, this should've just
been a straight salvage
operation. No hocus pocus
seeking my boat making it look
like something that it's not.
You're right. You know, we
should've let the US Treasury
claim everything and hope they
were generous enough to give us
a lousy what? Ten, 20%? Oh,
thanks. The Esperanza. The
Esperanza.
Oh, god. How do you drink this?
A professor from Bal Harbor
stopped by today. Keith Ricks
and a dolphin guy. That's what
you're worried about, huh? You
break. Today, it's Rick's.
Tomorrow, it's the Coast Guard.
Coast Guard doesn't suspect to
think because you got your
little bimbo girlfriend having
looking for pirates. Bimbo.
Hey, you should hear what your
wife calls her. She still has
nightmares of pirates boarding
the boat. Good. That means she
believed what she saw. Makes
you more convincing of the
cops. It means we did a good
job covering our tracks. This
is getting too dangerous. Hey,
you know what's too dangerous?
Living 7000 pounds of gold
bullion on the ocean floor.
That's what's too dangerous.
You know what? I spent five
years of my life looking for
that ship. I financed every
nickel of it. Who do you think
did all the work? Whose money
was it? Are you out of your
mind? You're out of your mind.
We did it your way. We're
going to do it my way. A legal
way. We're going to file a
claim.
But you're coming out with me
tomorrow. Oh, am I? Yeah, I
want you to see what you're
walking away from. 6 AM sharp.
Pick you up at your place.
Thank you. I can hardly wait.
Hey, what's a brother-in-law
for?
Aphrodite, get back here.
Not doing this for me. You're
doing this for your baby. We
want to make sure everything's
going okay.
Nice and easy. Alright, that's
it.
Hey, Mike. Yeah? Tell me about
this medallion that Flipper
found. Uh, it was old. So old
and caked with crud I could
hardly tell it was gold. But he
found it out by the salvage
ship. Well, that's where he
showed it to me. Okay, I want
blood gases and hormone levels.
Anything else? Oh yeah, I had
some guy's picture on or maybe
it was a ladies. Ladies had
mustaches back then, didn't
they? Only ones with teenage
sons. Probably off an old
Spanish Armada. Really? Yeah,
the waters around here are
littered with them. Spanish
Armada probably lost a hundred
ships to pirates and
hurricanes. Do you think that
has anything to do with grimes?
You mean like he stumbled
across if you lose trinkets
during the salvage? It's
possible, isn't it? Grimes is
not the type of person that
stumbles across anything. Nah.
Why didn't you just get one
with a completely naked girl on
it? They were all out.
I'm supposed to be in court by
nine. Alright, this won't take
long. Let's do it.
Please.
Sick. That damn dolphin. All
morning long. We should step it
in the cabin like your
brother-in-law. Drop it
wherever you want. Just kill
it. It's going to be a habit
around here. Let that be a
lesson to you. Never break my
sister's heart. Or try to run
me with your nose.
Excuse me. Hey.
I'm I'm Keith. You're Bob. Hey,
Bob. Man, kids love wind
surfers. I don't blame them.
They're fast. They're fun.
Yeah, but what are you doing?
Well, I was just wondering what
you might give me for it. I
mean, I've Like a Liberty half
dollar or a debloon? How about
a gold medallion? I don't take
choice. You want to buy
something, get your wallet out.
And if I wanted to sell
something, I'd get my kid out.
Is that the way it works in
here, Bob? Huh? Actually Bob is
not my kid and it wasn't my
medallion and I know that he
didn't have a real legal right
to sell it to you and you know
Bob, you didn't have a legal
right to buy it. I don't know
what you're talking about. Oh,
come on. His name was Mike. He
was in here yesterday,
fourteen-year-old boy, brown
hair, brown eyes, sold you a
medallion, $500, ring a bell.
Nope.
You know, could you grab the
phone for me? Dial nine one
one. I can't reach it from
here. Okay.
It's Spanish. Wow. 16th
century.
You paid 500
What do you think it's really
worth? Don't know.
Didn't you grab the phone?
Okay, okay. The medallion on
its own, three or 4000. But if
the rest of the treasure is
located, treasure? Spanish
Empire might have disappeared
but their financial records
did. They kept a detailed
registry of every ship. This is
off the Esperanza.
How much gold? Three and a half
tons of bullion. 40, 000 pieces
of ape. The Esperanza was a
Spanish treasury ship.
Disappeared in 1544 off the
coast of Florida in a
hurricane. Well, I don't
understand why Slater and
Grimes don't file a claim and
why are they trying to hide it?
Uh they don't want to pay the
taxes. Salvador forced to
surrender most of what they
find to the government. They
sunk Slater's vote. As
camouflage. And what are you
going to do about it? Now, I'm
going to call a coast cart in
the morning and let them deal
with it. Good. You better wash
up. Dinner's almost ready. You
want to join us?
Yeah. How much is three and a
half tons of Bullion worth? Oh,
about 44 million dollars. One
heck of a windsurfer. Tell me
about it.
Diving at 3 AM is a dumb idea.
Getting caught is even dumber.
You know that's going to happen
the minute we get back. Who
cares? One gold brick a piece
and we can buy our way out of
trouble.
He doesn't want us to go Mikey.
Mm hmm.
Now.
You know, if you were my kids,
I'd be worried sick about you
especially this being a school
night.
Whoo.
Get out of here.
I'm an idiot. I'm sorry about
dragging you out of here. It's
not your fault. Yes, it is.
It's mine too. No, it's not.
Look, this whole thing was my
idea.
Well, then, how could it be
your fault? Because I'm always
listening to you.
Hey.
We saw too much, didn't we?
Hold still, Flipper. I can't
help you out here. You should
call Pam? She's on her way. I
would have done something like
this. Uh he's going to be
alright. Another 6 inches,
it'll have been a different
story. Mike's missing. He
didn't sleep in his bed all
night. Maya's gone so I just
spoke to her sister. You're the
vet. Any suggestions? Hold him
still. Alright. Okay. Got him?
Yeah. Alright. Oh, okay. Sorry,
it's just superficial. One,
two, ready,
Good job. Alright, buddy.
Give me a slipper. Look, don't
jump to any conclusions in,
alright? We don't know
anything. It's for you. Grimes.
Yeah. Hey, glad I caught you
Tricker Ricks. Heard about the
Esperanza. I heard from a
mutual friend. You're planning
on calling the coast guard? Uh
He's got Mike. Mike. Shout out,
Dr. Rick. Keith, look, I saw
that buddy. Keith. Keith. Hey.
Deal is simple. I'm a heartfeet
away from completing our
business here. What do you
want? No coast guard? No marine
patrol. And I put the little
kiddies back in our boat when
I'm done. You got it. If you
touch one of those kids. Hey,
making threats is my job
description, right? Are you in
over your head? No.
New load on deck. How many more
left? Two? Maybe three. We got
20 million in a hot booty. A
dead lawyer and then two kids
who saw him. I say to get the
hell out of here. Buckle your
pants little boy. You're
dropping your nerves over the
floor. That's where Andre blew
it. They're going to come
looking for those kids. Did the
coast guard that are in patrol?
We're 45 minutes from
international water. Shut up. I
didn't spend half my life to
get here just to walk away now.
Nobody's going to come looking
for us. I'll take care of it,
alright? Relax.
Give us 30 minutes before you
call.
Hi, Hi,
Okay, it's the last load. Wrap
it up.
He shouldn't be here. You
wouldn't miss out on the
action, would you, Flipper?
I
Hey.
Uh-oh.
Hey.
It's cool.
And
Go.
High.
Get us out of here.
Ever to be.
What's that?
Go
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So, do you have anything for
me?
And don't say nothing. I pay
you too much money for you to
say nothing. Nothing. Nothing.
I'm sorry. It it just. You said
you would have something. You
know the admiral's going to
have my stripes of this, don't
you? Alright. Alright. What's
your excuse this time? Pirates.
Shut up Ricks. I'm serious. No.
Well I'm serious too. Now we
know who the pirates are.
Right. They drove away a pot of
dolphins. Unfortunately it was
only temporarily but that's
what kicked us off. Exactly. So
we stormed their boats. Well we
kind of had to because they
kept our kid hostage. Right and
they were protecting some type
of sunken treasure from an old
Spanish gallon. Flipper was
there too and he took a spear
in the dorsal family. That
didn't stop me. Stop it.
Alright. Do you know how hard
it is to work with you two? Hm?
Pirates.
The ocean