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It's a new beginning.

Like a new soul.

Ready to be living.

So precious is the time.

Every minute of our lives.

Now, don't make me wait.

Right now, is all I need and want from you.

Don't be afraid.

Let's start.

Rusty?

Skip?

Today's the day.

And can you believe it?

I get to spend all summer snorkeling with Daniella.

I've missed her so much.

But, don't worry.

I promised to bring some cool shells back from Australia

so we can finally do a bit of redecorating in there.

Aw, I'll miss you too.

Off I go.

Is there somebody in here?

Is there... something in here?

Are you with me, Ted Heads?

My gut says we're not alone.

I knew it.

If there is a spirit present, please announce yourself.

Great.

Thanks.

And, please, know that I come in peace.

What happened?

I did tell you this part of the tour was optional, right?

There was... I, um... Listen.

Look.

I saw...um...that was a lizard.

And it was...huge!

And really mean.

But there's something else in there.

More than just a lizard.

I can feel it.

Me too.

Is it your phone?

Cool.

If we come back in a week, the lizard might have its own lifestyle blog.

Life lessons with Lizzie.

Ten life-changing tips for how to catch flies.

Hey, we should head back and shower.

Quinn's gonna be here soon.

I'll meet you two there.

Thanks for the tour, Daniella.

I can find my way back from here.

Sure thing.

See you in a bit.

Alright.

Getting my phone and going home.

Getting my phone and... Oh!

Time for me to unplug a bit anyway!

What brings you to Dolphin Bay?

I'm here for an internship at the Center for

Marine Biology with my best friend, Daniella.

Has she moved here last year?

Oh.

Who runs that place now?

Daniella's dad, Charlie.

He's a world-renowned marine biologist.

He inherited a research center here on Dolphin Bay from his old mentor.

Daniella and I are going to be his interns for the summer.

Sounds like fun.

And look!

Here's Dolphin Bay.

You must be Quinn.

Indeed I am.

Nice to finally meet you.

My name's Nate.

I'm the groundskeeper here.

I live just down there in that cottage.

This place is amazing.

Yeah.

Glad you like it.

Come on in.

Daniella and the other interns are expecting you.

Other interns?

Welcome.

What do you think?

Oh, it's great.

So, through here you're gonna... Who's Eyebrows McGee?

Oh, that's Mr. Everly Fallow.

He built this house in the 1920s.

His daughter Wendy sold the place and all of

its furnishings to my granddad back in the 70s.

Wait.

Your grandfather was Dr. Martin Watts?

The one and only.

He's like a founding father of modern marine biology.

You grew up here with him?

Sure did.

Yeah.

I mean, Charlie owns it all now.

I just look after the place.

Wow.

Okay.

I have so many questions.

First of all, what's it like being scientific royalty?

Overrated.

Second of all, is it true Dr. Watts had a pet octopus named Dimitri?

Third of all... How about we talk about him another time?

Yeah.

Okay.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Those brows could really use a tweeze, don't you think?

Daniella!

You got taller.

So did you.

Your hair is so long now.

Is that a goat wearing a necklace?

Oh, yeah.

It's from our spring charity event.

Isn't it adorable?

Hi, Quinn.

Quinn.

This is Jennifer.

She's my best friend.

From my new school.

Remember how I told you I ran for student council vice president and I won?

Yeah.

Well, Jennifer's the president.

She's the one who encouraged me to run for it in the first place.

Oh.

Wow.

Yeah.

We organized the petting zoo together.

It was...

It was a sensation.

It was so amazing.

Yeah.

We should probably take turns wearing the shirt, though.

But it's so cute.

Are you here for the day on official school business or something?

She's going to be interning with us this summer.

Mm-hmm.

Oh.

That's...

...fantastic.

Yeah.

Come on.

I'll give you the tour.

Perfect.

And here's your room.

Wow.

Check out that view.

It's not bad, huh?

We're just right across the hall.

You two are rooming together?

Yeah.

Well, two of us had to double up.

And I wanted you to have the view.

Here.

Take some time to unpack.

We'll see you in a bit?

Yeah.

See you later, I guess.

Welcome to the party.

Ah, forgive me.

Theodore Wellington.

At your service.

But you can call me Teddy.

I'm Quinn.

Are you an intern too?

Mm.

How many more are there?

Oh, dozens.

It's a verifiable army.

Just kidding.

There's only four of us.

Oh.

So, Quinn, tell me everything.

Where are you from?

Outside of Savannah.

And you?

How much time do you have?

I'll give you the abridged version, then.

I was born in Melbourne, but I moved to London when I was young.

And now I go to boarding school in Switzerland.

Ah, I see you packed the essentials.

My parents are clowns.

Like, literally.

They're always playing jokes.

Well, my parents are diplomats.

Clowns sound a lot more fun.

Wow, Teddy.

Take a hint.

Sorry.

It's just a long flight.

I need a nap.

Of course.

You must be knackered.

Uh...

I'll see you in the lab.

Look at you all, beaming at me in your lab coats.

This is just... I gotta say it.

This is truly squad goals.

Dad?

Yeah?

Please don't say squad goals.

Why not?

Just don't.

Okay.

Squad goals aside, I think it's fairly important for all of you to realize that

you've arrived here at a very critical time in Dolphin Bay's history.

So, Dolphin Bay Reef.

Out there.

The very backbone of the marine ecosystem that we have here.

It's in grave danger.

So we have been measuring the biodiversity of that reef for the last year.

And we have found out that the biodiversity

has actually dropped by a full ten percent.

All the species that we have here are so interconnected and interwoven that the

loss of even just one could have a cataclysmic impact on the health and the

well-being of all the other species surrounding it.

Maybe think of it like an old sweater.

There's a thread hanging off it.

You pull that thread.

It starts to unravel.

Dolphin Bay is unraveling.

Very fast.

Even the dolphins are starting to leave.

What is Dolphin Bay without dolphins?

Yeah.

Well, I suppose it would just be called Bay.

Did I just say that out loud?

Yeah.

That was delicious, David.

Best snapper I've ever had.

Yeah, Pops.

You've not done yourself.

Oh, please.

Well, what's your secret?

Good olive oil.

Sustainably caught snapper, of which there is an abundance locally.

He's also avoiding working on his book.

That is true.

Okay.

Ten points to Teddy.

Very good.

A plus for you.

Thanks.

Psst.

I brought my Ouija board if anyone's interested in taking a trip to the other side.

Hmm?

Uh, I also brought Saddler's abacus.

Zucatan?

Oh, I love Saddler's azucatan.

Maybe some other time, Teddy.

The girls and I actually have some work to do tonight.

Rain check it is.

Cheerio, ladies.

For our fall charity event, we're going to be doing a battle of the bands.

We have ten slots to fill and we've already received thirty submissions.

So it's time to start narrowing down.

First up, we have Taco Tuesday.

That's really good.

You like this?

Yeah, it's edgy.

Yeah, it's very transgressive.

He's a little off-key.

Yeah, that's what's so cool about it.

Yeah, it's not K-pop.

Gwen's not interested.

What's wrong with K-pop?

We love BTS.

Is it him?

Ew.

It's him, isn't it?

Ew.

I knew he'd text you back.

Ew.

Hey, will someone please answer me?

I sound like a great horned owl.

Oh.

Well, his name's Tommy.

He's the smartest guy in our grade.

On the last day of school, he put his number in

Daniella's phone and she texted him this morning.

And he just answered.

Exciting, isn't it?

Riveting.

Well, what did he say?

He said...

Hey.

No way.

That's it?

OK, wait a few hours to respond.

Trust me.

OK.

Well, next up we have...

Come in.

That's quite the get-up.

Oh, it was custom-made.

And monograms never go out of fashion.

That's great.

May I?

Can I ask you something, Quinn?

Are you a believer?

A believer in what?

The spirit of adventure.

The power of a good mystery.

The pull of the supernatural.

I'm a scientist, Hetty.

I believe in rational thought and tangible evidence.

Oh, but Quinn, our two modes of thinking are not by any means mutually exclusive.

Now that we've gotten to know one another... We have?

I feel like I can be honest with you.

OK.

I'm not spending the summer at Dolphin Bay because

I have a particular interest in marine biology.

But I'm not... not interested.

It's just not the reason I wake up in the morning.

Hey, why are you here then?

To search for buried treasure.

Really?

Oh, I should get back to my book.

This is real, Quinn.

200 years ago, my great-great-great-great-grandfather...

Wait, that's not right.

My great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather,

Henry Wellington, perished in a shipwreck right off the coast of Dolphin Bay.

He was a storied explorer and treasure hunter

who vanished during his first solo expedition.

A chest of priceless family heirlooms went down with the ship.

And, though the wreck itself washed away centuries ago, my

family believes that the treasure remains around here, somewhere.

Many have tried and failed to find it.

Now it's my turn.

I'm not going home de-handed.

Now, every treasure hunter needs a first mate.

So, Quinn Perkins, what do you say?

Will you be my partner in adventure?

What evidence do you have that the treasure...

actually exists and isn't just the stuff of family lore?

I've seen the ships manifest.

With your own eyes?

With my own eyes.

I'd show you a photo, but, uh, I left my phone in a cave.

Well, that was a lizard.

A lizard?

Yeah.

It's, uh, it's a long story.

Now I'll think about it.

Ah!

In case you're interested in familiarizing yourself with my work in the meantime.

Thank you.

At your service.

That's a ted head.

Well, you have to mire his resolve.

Thank you.

Something about you I know for a saint.

I forgot to text Tommy back.

I played it so cool, I forgot to text him back.

Daniella, the key is waiting.

Long enough so that you don't seem overeager.

But not too long, otherwise you'll seem uninterested.

Yeah.

How do you not know that, Daniella?

It's like texting 101.

Exactly.

Thank you, Quinn.

She's being sarcastic.

Oh.

I fell for it again.

Text him back.

Now.

Well, what should I say?

Or we could go snorkeling.

I don't know.

Have I ruined it, though?

No, you haven't ruined it.

It's fine.

Um.

Have I screwed it up?

No, no, no.

You're fine.

You're fine.

Um.

Say...

That's what he said.

What are you reading?

Treasure Island.

How very appropriate.

Just getting myself in the mood.

Uh.

Have you given my proposal any thought?

No.

Look, Teddy.

It's nothing personal.

It's just...

I'm here for an internship, not a treasure hunt.

And statistically speaking, you're more likely to

be struck by lightning than to find buried treasure.

My cousin Augustus was struck by lightning.

Twice.

Nothing's impossible, Quinn.

But it's all hunky dory.

I respect your decision.

Great.

Snorkeling?

Not today.

Suit yourself.

I feel it coming.

I feel it coming.

I'm ready for it.

My heart is soaring, I'm up so high.

I choose adventure.

Daniella!

I saw so much coral and reef sharks and stingrays.

Oh, and a dolphin.

It came so close.

It was amazing.

This place is incredible.

And check out this shell I found.

Don't you think Rusty and Skip will love it?

Who are Rusty and Skip?

They're my fish.

Your fish?

Yeah, my pet fish.

Are you being sarcastic this time?

I can't tell.

No?

Unfortunately, no.

Unfortunately?

Quinn!

I'm sorry.

Rusty and Skip will totally love that shell.

It's perfect.

I know it is.

So why couldn't you say that in front of Jennifer?

And why did you wait until I got here to tell me about her?

I tried to tell you about her.

So many times.

I just... I just want things to be how they were.

I know, Quinn.

Things change all the time.

And so do people.

1821.

1821!

Remember that thing I said about only believing in tangible evidence?

Of course I do.

I have an amazing memory.

A coin.

From 1821.

Is that... from the... just now?

This is exactly as it was described in the Manifest.

There must be hundreds more where this came from.

I think lightning just struck Teddy.

You know what this calls for, don't you?

Dance with me, Quinn!

I don't dance.

We'll work on that.

Woo!

Yeah!

Woo!

Let's have ourselves an adventure.

Woo!

And... action.

Hello, Ted-Teds.

Oh, boy, have I got some news for you.

Those familiar with my show, thanks for watching, know that I'm spending the

summer interning at the Dolphin Bay Centre for Marine Biology.

But that I'm really here as an undercover adventurer searching for burying treasure.

Wait.

Why am I whispering?

I'm all over the place, guys.

Forgive me.

I'm just very excited because...

Look.

That's right.

It's a coin from Henry Wellington's wreck.

My new best mate, Quinn, found it.

But, uh, she's camera shy and opted not to appear in today's episode.

My gut says there's much more treasure to be found.

Take a look.

Between the shipwreck and where the coin was

discovered, Quinn and I have a lot of ground to cover.

And our boy Ted-Teds are we going to cover it.

Until we meet again...

Stay curious, my friends.

Um, Teddy, I think you're still rolling.

Now, Deb.

So, what is it?

I've been thinking.

Mm-hm.

Look, I know we still have a lot of work to do on the Battle of the Bands and I

know it's a little early to start planning in

earnest, but I think I want to axe a holiday dance.

It's a bold move.

Mm-hm.

But I'm listening.

What if we do a carnival instead?

Mm, that's cute.

Yeah, who doesn't love carnivals?

Quinn, for starters.

You know, I didn't mean to upset her earlier.

I just genuinely couldn't tell if she was kidding about that pet fish thing.

I hope she's OK, though.

Yeah, don't worry, it's not you.

I should make more of an effort then.

You know, try and make her feel more included.

Yeah, you can.

But Quinn just likes things to be a very certain way.

You know, she's not very big on change.

OK, back to the carnival.

OK, so...

And that is how the moray eel got its spots.

Wow.

Huh?

Wow.

And now, ladies and gentlemen, Dolphin Bay Off The Dock presents... Nate Watts.

You've all seen the portrait that hangs near the front entrance of the house, right?

You mean Eyebrows McGee?

Now known as Eyebrows McGee.

But he once went by the name of Everly Fallow.

And he built the house you're living in.

I love where this is going.

Now, Everly Fallow moved to Dolphin Bay 100 years ago in search of buried treasure.

Oh, my.

The Wellington family treasure.

Yes.

Which legend says was lost off the coast of Dolphin Bay two centuries ago.

It was.

Thank you for confirming that, Mr Wellington.

Oh, you're welcome.

I'm loving this.

Continue.

Now, Everly dedicated his entire life to searching for this treasure.

And it drove him mad.

The locals used to wonder, does this man ever sleep?

Night in, night out.

They'd see him wandering along the shoreline, pacing back and forth,

muttering to himself, thinking to himself about the

lost riches that forever evaded his greedy grasp.

Everly passed away 50 years ago.

And his body is buried up in the cave.

But when the moon is full, some say you can see his ghost wandering around Dolphin

Bay, searching forever for a treasure he'll never find.

You heard it too.

I bet it's Everly.

Ghosts aren't real, Teddy.

Then why do you seem so scared?

I'm not.

Good.

Good.

Good.

Good.

Because neither am I.

We should investigate.

Definitely.

You go first.

Wow.

Didn't Miss Rational Thought just say she doesn't believe in ghosts?

I don't believe in ghosts.

But I do believe in strange noises.

How can the sound be coming from downstairs if there is no downstairs?

I

know we all are screaming our heads off.

They think I'm the ghost of Everly Fallow.

It's true.

We didn't even realise there was a downstairs.

Well, it used to be Everly's library.

It's my office now.

It's filled with all these old books.

You know, it's very inspiring.

Well, sorry to have spooked you guys with that little ghost story last night.

It's just a local legend.

Nothing to worry about.

Perhaps it isn't a tall tale at all, mate.

Perhaps it's real.

Not that I think ghosts are real or anything, OK?

But you were very convincing.

Yeah.

Nice one.

Oh, thanks, Teddy.

Maybe I missed my true calling to become an actor.

Or at the very least, a podcast host.

LAUGHTER Anyway, hey, as a man of science, can I assure

both of you that there is no ghost haunting this property?

And also, ghosts aren't real.

Except when it's a full moon.

Teddy, I don't mean for this to sound like snide or anything, but you're awfully

sensitive to ghost stories for someone who

wants to make a career out of solving mysteries.

That's true observation, Daniela.

You're absolutely right.

I'm terrified of the unknown, which is precisely why I'm here.

And I'm drawn to unsolved mysteries.

And I think there's no greater unsolved mystery than that of the great beyond.

I think facing your fears is a very important part of living.

You know, the more you understand something, the less scary it becomes.

And that's why I do what I do.

I think that's wonderful, Teddy.

And, for the record, Quinn was just as scared as I was last night.

Oh, absolutely.

Well, that's not surprising.

What?

You change the channel every time a Lucky Charms commercial comes on.

No, that's different.

Leprechauns are creepy.

What?

Animals aren't supposed to have such tiny hands.

Aren't they?

Well, I guess everyone knows now.

Thanks, Daniela.

Leprechauns.

It's day two, and I am beyond excited to announce

your first official task as summer interns.

Beach cleanup!

You mean picking up trash?

Yes!

Yes, exactly.

Come on, it's all about paying our dues.

And I promise you that it's all in keeping with a much larger scientific point.

Because it's not just the oceans that are suffering right now.

It's our beaches as well.

They're being inundated by tons of trash from fishing vessels, cruise liners,

everything.

So, on behalf of all creatures that call Dolphin

Bay their home, thank you for your service.

Have fun!

Hey, um...

Sorry about the leprechaun slip-up.

Yeah, that was a secret.

Honestly, it's more endearing than it is embarrassing.

You should just own it.

No, I didn't.

I don't like all this tension between us, Quinn.

No, really?

You just don't understand how hard it is to start over.

I do, though.

You left and I had to start over.

That's not the same thing.

I moved to a foreign country.

And I started high school without my only friend.

I felt like I was in a foreign country.

But you weren't.

Look, Jennifer really took me under her wing and I'm grateful to her for that.

Like, this place is finally mine.

Finally!

Starting to feel like home.

So why can't you just be happy for me?

Because you replaced me.

Hey, guys!

I'm the creature from the Black Lagoon!

Get it?

Just forget it.

Wait, hold on.

Right, so we'll start here.

Yeah.

I reckon that snorkelling makes everything better.

You cover the northern half and I'll cover the southern half.

Easy peasy.

Deal?

You've got a little... What?

Seaweed.

Up, up... There?

No, there.

Oh, this!

Well, I was just saving it for later.

I've always wanted to photosynthesise my own dinner.

Delicious, but nutritious!

Delicious and nutritious!

Uh-huh.

Let's do this.

Outside the box, outside the lines We've always been a little different I never

dreamt we'd come this far Yeah, it sure took a while, didn't it?

We are, we are...

Hey, Shed Heads.

Who ordered the Yes Cargo?

Uh-oh.

We're being watched.

I was certain we'd find more coins.

Or at least some sign of the treasure down there.

Maybe the current swept the rest away.

Or maybe it's buried on land somewhere.

Well, at least we found some cool shells.

And removed some trash from the ocean.

Yeah, you're right.

Who wants to play a game of Ocean Warriors?

I have work to do on my next draft, so you guys knock yourselves out.

So, David is out, apparently.

And Nate has yet to surface from his cottage, so...

Anybody else?

Sorry, Dad.

We have so many banned submissions to review.

The submissions keep pouring in.

Quinn and Teddy, will you be lending your ears to the cause?

Yeah, you guys are welcome to join us.

Actually, uh, Quinn and I have important treasure hunting business to attend to.

Okay.

Sorry... treasure hunting.

It's just a little side project.

Okay.

Just make sure it doesn't become a distraction.

You know, Teddy...

I am starting to feel a bit distracted.

And that worries me.

Treasure hunting isn't what I came here to do.

This internship is really important to me.

Are you bailing on me?

I don't know.

It might be.

It's just that...

Everly Fallow searched his whole life for the treasure.

And found nothing.

And we're here for a day and found an amazing coin.

Why can't we just take that as a win and move on?

Well...

You see, it's...

Because the treasure has nothing to do with it.

For me, at least.

What's it about, then?

I... have three older brothers.

I'm the youngest.

And my parents don't take me as seriously as they take my brothers.

And this whole treasure mystery has haunted my family for so long.

And...

I figured if I could be the one to finally find it...

Maybe they'll finally take me seriously.

You know, maybe they'll finally be...

Proud.

I... I totally get it.

You do?

You know what, Teddy?

After much thought...

I've decided that a treasure hunt sounds like a very worthy distraction.

I'm thrilled to hear you say that, Quinn.

Onwards and upwards.

Do you hear that?

What is it?

Davy Jones's locker.

Look over there.

Remember, Everly's buried in there.

Then it has to be his ghost.

There must be an explanation for it.

It's the coin.

He wants the coin.

Those aren't supposed to be real.

Quinn, we gotta go.

Okay, okay.

What do we do?

You don't lose our cool.

Not yet.

Quinn, a vengeful treasure-hunting ghost just appeared before our very own...

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Teddy!

You're jumping to some major conclusions based on very little evidence.

Which is not super scientific of you.

How do you know he's vengeful?

Maybe he's friendly.

That's what I'm going to choose to believe until

there's ample evidence that proves otherwise.

Now breathe.

There you go.

Do you have enough tangible evidence to believe in ghosts now?

What can I say?

There's no better evidence than what you could see with your own eyes.

And I'm pretty sure we just saw a ghost.

In all my years, I've communicated with ghosts.

I've never actually seen them.

That was a first for both of us.

How do you feel?

Terrified.

And excited.

It appears we found ourselves a ghost portal, so we're in uncharted territory now.

My phone!

Tommy wants to meet for ice cream tomorrow.

And he said he can bring Jack and we can make it a double date.

Already?

What are you going to say?

What should I say?

Um...

Say, I'd love to.

Love?

Yeah, you're right.

Say...

That sounds fun.

With a...

Winky emoji?

No emoji.

Okay.

Perfect.

Send it.

It's great to see it's not just me who's excited about coming to work today.

Every great adventure into the scientific unknown begins with one thing.

A hypothesis.

Now, a hypothesis is like a prediction.

It's like an explanation for the unexplainable.

So, what I want to know is if anybody here has

a hypothesis about what is going on in the bay.

Daniella, you can start.

Um, climate change is heating the sea, which is killing the fish.

Mm-hmm.

Very good.

Jennifer.

Pollution is throwing off the water's chemical balance.

No.

Excellent.

Good job.

Quinn.

The effects of overfishing out at sea is disrupting the food web.

I like that one.

Very good.

And Teddy.

A snag in the energy field between our world and the world of the great beyond

has created some sort of cosmic ripple effect that's killing fish.

Or maybe...

Uh...

The introduction of a new apex predator has made the place go all wonky.

Yeah, we might do that one.

Yeah.

So, how's the budget looking?

It's... it's okay.

My hypothesis is that Everly is no Casper.

He's miffed at us.

I can feel it.

And on what are you basing that hypothesis?

Well, the fact that he has unfinished business.

The fact that as you so astutely put it, we found in a day what he wants.

That's what he spent his entire life searching for.

Don't you think that might trigger him to want to seek some sort of revenge?

You returned your cell phone.

That doesn't feel like revenge to me.

It feels like an act of service.

Do you always have to play devil's advocate?

It's the only way to encourage healthy debate.

Fine.

I know how we can settle this.

I can't believe you travelled with us.

Actually, yes I can.

Now, in order for this to work, we must proceed with the utmost

seriousness, and we must, above all else, believe.

Do you understand?

Yes, I understand.

But, do you believe?

Yes, Teddy.

I wouldn't have said this a few days ago, but I believe.

Or at the very least, I'm choosing to believe.

Okay.

I'll take it.

Touch your fingers to the dial.

Careful.

Careful.

Alright, so...

Is there a spirit present?

Is it the spirit of Everleigh Fallow?

Nothing we didn't already know.

Everleigh, are you angry with us?

Everleigh, are you after our coin?

What do we do?

We give him his coin back.

Come on.

We must go on because we can't turn back.

It's from Treasure Island.

Let's go on then.

Everleigh's tomb.

Whatever you do, don't touch that lizard.

They're everywhere.

Noted.

Be careful.

Alright, Everleigh.

The coin is yours now.

I always keep a spare shell on me.

Just in case.

I respect that.

Here you go, Eyebrows McGee.

May you finally rest in peace.

Let you do it.

Well, Ted Heads, here's something I never thought I'd say.

The treasure hunt is off.

Though my...

Though my ancestor, Henry Wellington, was once the treasure's rightful owner,

it appears that through the centuries, another soul claimed it as his own.

His name is Everleigh Fallon.

Everleigh spent his life searching for the coin Quinn and I found.

And, oh boy, did his ghost let us know it.

I'll tell you more about that one.

I might have had a chance to process it.

In any event, if we were to have kept the coin and kept up with our hunt for more,

Quinn and I would have put our own safety, and the safety of others, in jeopardy.

No amount of gold or glory is worth that risk.

So, we left the coin with Everleigh as final resting place in the Dolphin Bay cave.

So, the hunt rests for now.

In the meantime, I'm going to take a brief hiatus.

Until we meet again...

Stay curious, my friends.

And cut.

Hey.

You'll find another way to make your parents happy.

You'll find your parents proud.

I know it.

But, for what it's worth, I'm already proud of you.

You know your stuff, Teddy.

And you're very brave.

Thanks, Quinn.

Guys, look!

There's a dolphin!

You know, if she can talk...

She'd say she's really hungry.

She's been searching high and low all morning for her favorite snack.

And she just can't seem to find it.

She's not ready to give up on Dolphin Bay just yet.

That is why we are doing what we're doing.

So, what was that first step?

You can remind me what that first hypothesis was.

Yeah.

Elevated concentrations of heavy metals in the water

could be having a deleterious effect on reef biodiversity.

Doing the only dolphin's food supplies and thus driving them away?

Bang on!

Well done, Quinn.

So, today, we're going to collect some samples of seawater,

coral, and sediment from different locales around the bay.

And tomorrow, we're going to test those samples

for the possible presence of those heavy metals.

So, any questions?

Yeah.

Why are we in a rowboat?

Yeah, that was a serious workout.

It's all thanks to the work of Dr. Martin Watts.

All motorized seafaring vessels, and that's jet skis, boats, anything,

they were all banned in Dolphin Bay over two decades ago.

That's strange.

Well, just, I've seen a big boat out on the bay, and it wasn't this one.

You sure?

Positive.

I've seen it three times in the middle of the night, just sitting there.

Maybe it was a ghost ship.

You excited to see Tommy?

I'm actually pretty nervous.

Nerves are just excitement in disguise.

It'll be fun.

Trust me.

I'm not delusional, Teddy.

I know what I saw, and it wasn't a ghost ship.

No one thinks you're delusional.

Daniela does.

And I saw a boat.

No, I've seen a boat three different times.

I believe you.

And I reckon we'll find out what it's doing there soon enough.

He likes it.

What if he's changed?

No, he likes you, though.

He'll be fine.

They're coming, they're coming.

Hey.

Hey.

So, does anyone want ice cream?

I think I'm gonna get strawberries, because strawberries are my favourite.

I love it, it's just so...fun.

Um, I think I might get sprinkles.

Actually, I don't think they have sprinkles, so I won't get sprinkles.

What are you guys gonna get?

Yeah, um, I'll get the same.

Cool.

Cool.

So cool.

Cool.

Cool.

Yeah.

Cool.

Should we get some ice cream?

Um, yeah.

Yeah.

The more I think about it, the more I worry

we haven't seen the last of Everleigh Fowler.

At the end of the day, all we did was bury a coin in some dirt.

But we... I don't mean to belittle our efforts.

My hypothesis is that there's more to it.

Okay.

How do we test the hypothesis?

That's the thing, it's a tough one to test.

We don't know much about Everleigh.

We need a sign to point us in the right direction.

Give us a sign.

Teddy!

That was my first time trying honeycomb ice cream.

Sorry.

Sorry.

I'll get you another one.

Oh, man!

I'm a bloody wreck today.

What?

A sign.

I know.

I just said that.

No, like an actual sign.

I heard you the first time, Quinn.

I... Across the street, Teddy!

Give us a sign!

Sign!

Look!

Fowler's Antiques?

Yeah.

That was so funny.

Oh.

How may I help you?

We're sorry to bother you, ma'am.

We were just wondering... Is this shop somehow connected to Everleigh Fallow?

Everleigh Fallow is my father.

So the legend is true?

Well, my father came to live in Dolphin Bay from home.

And yes, he came in search of the Willington family treasure, and yes,

he dedicated his life in the pursuit of that treasure.

But he never found the thing.

I love the man.

He'd read Treasure Island just one too many times as a kid.

And it filled his head with ideas.

Did he ever come close to finding anything?

He claimed to.

Just before he died he said to me, Wendy, I found it.

And I'd let the dolphins have it.

I was never quite sure what he meant by that.

Well, maybe it meant that he did come close.

I wouldn't give my hopes up.

He wasn't making too much sense by that stage.

And I suppose your next question is going to be about his coast.

Have you ever seen it?

Not once.

Have you?

Interesting.

You don't believe us?

No, it's not that.

It's just that so many people have seen him, and I never have.

I mean, it makes a girl feel a bit overlooked, you know?

After my father died, I sold every one of his belongings

to Dr. Watts when he bought the house from me.

But I just couldn't part with that journal.

I found it hidden in his library.

Who was Jim H.?

Pardon?

The last line.

No, the rest is between me, Jim H., and God.

I never figured that bit out.

My father didn't know any Jim H.'s.

Trust me, I did my research.

That's really strange.

Well, thanks for your time, Ms. Falloway.

It was lovely to meet you.

Of course, dear.

Come back any time.

Oh, and if you do see my father, tell him I said hello.

We certainly will.

Yo!

Ted Heads!

Do you know what time it is?

Uh, night.

Wait, what are you doing here?

Charlie sent me to come pick you up.

You missed dinner.

Oops.

Yeah.

Big oops.

You wear many hats, Nate.

Groundskeeper.

Storyteller.

Bounty hunter.

Right.

Let's get the bikes in the back of the truck, eh?

Charlie is equal parts worried and furious.

Oh, it's just so moving.

We have to pick them.

I love it.

Are you okay, Quinn?

I want to talk about our next move.

What is it?

We can't lose momentum.

I think the best thing we can do for ourselves right now is, uh, rest.

It'll keep us out of trouble and hopefully we can get back in Charlie's good books.

Then how do you suggest we do that?

My brain's moving at a thousand miles per second.

Reading usually helps me.

Uh, I don't feel like reading.

I'll try to meditate.

Have you ever meditated before?

No.

I mean, it can't be that hard.

Um, I think you're supposed to get... Shh.

Okay.

Davy Jones's locker!

What?

Jim Hawkins!

Who's that?

The protagonist of Treasure Island.

His name is Jim Hawkins.

Wendy said her father read this book too many times as a kid.

The rest is between me, Jim H., and God.

David's office.

Hoverly's library.

I'm on it.

Quinn!

Well, I'm glad you're back safely.

Is everything okay?

Yes.

Sorry to bother you, David.

It's just... I just finished my book and I need to start a new one.

Do you mind if I grab something off the shelf?

Oh, no.

Of course.

Come on down.

Just watch your step.

It's pretty cool, huh?

Yeah.

The personal collection of Everly Fallow.

Most of these are first editions.

Have you read them all?

Pretty much.

It can be inspiring to read the classics.

A little intimidating too.

She's probably contributing to the old writer's block.

Is there something in particular you'd like to know about her?

Oh...

Um...

This'll do.

Great.

Thanks, David.

How's the writing going?

Oh, well, I am currently researching gluten-free

chocolate chip cookie recipes, so... not great.

Thanks again.

Goodnight!

No way.

Way.

Oh.

Oh.

If you're here, protect it.

That's rather ominous.

There's nothing here.

It's just the book.

Everly made a treasure map.

Davy Jones' locker.

And it's buried at the lighthouse.

Come on, Quinn.

It's past midnight.

Let me take over.

Never.

There's enough epinephrine coursing through my veins to power a small city.

I'm hulking out.

Oh, no.

I'll let you do the honours, Mr. Wellington.

It can't be.

There's just seashells.

Keep digging.

It's a secret journal.

If you're here, you're about to learn the truth.

A truth I couldn't bear to take to the grave with me.

Tell me that was not a yawn.

Your adrenaline must be starting to wear off.

I'm crashing.

Don't you fall asleep on me.

The treasure is... Give me a second.

Okay.

Go on.

The treasure is stuck in a cave beneath Dauphin Bay Reef.

The wreck of Henry Wellington's ship settled

on top of the mouth of a giant underwater cave.

The treasure fell into that cave and debris from the ship blocked the way.

That's the entrance to it.

Over the centuries, that debris helped anchor a new section of the reef.

And so, the only way to get to the treasure is to destroy... Destroy the reef.

Exactly.

And that's what Everly meant when he said he let the dolphins have it.

To him, the reef was the real treasure.

He refused to destroy it.

How does it feel?

You just solved the mystery that's haunted your family for centuries.

We solved it, Quinn.

What an auspicious debut for us.

You know what this calls for, don't you?

Come on.

Good afternoon, TED-heads.

I'm back.

And I'd like to officially introduce you to Quinn, my partner in all things adventure.

Lovely to meet you, TED-heads.

This right here is Everly Fellow's secret journal.

And it hasn't seen the light of day in nearly 50 years.

And we found it.

Beneath the foundation of what is now the Dolphin Bay Lighthouse.

X marks the spot.

Today is the day, ladies and gentlemen.

Today we test our first ever hypothesis.

So yesterday we were out in the bay getting our

samples of coral, seawater and sediment, yeah?

Today we are going to test those respective

samples for the presence of these heavy metals.

Let's do this.

Music

So...

What did we learn?

That we were wrong.

Did I just say that out loud?

We learned that the concentrations of each of the

five metals are just within their normal ranges.

Yeah?

Meaning?

Meaning our hypothesis was wrong and the chemical makeup of the water probably

isn't what's having an effect on the bay's dwindling biodiversity.

Yes!

Yes!

Guys, it is awesome to be wrong.

Because you're being pointed in the right direction to the right answer.

You sure it would be nice to be right the first time, I get that.

Don't be discouraged.

Seriously, great work today.

Today I've been thinking.

Uh oh.

If Everly Fallow died knowing where the treasure was, then there would be no

reason for his ghost to roam the cove searching for it.

But we both saw him.

We both saw something.

Maybe it wasn't a ghost.

You don't believe anymore?

Okay, let's not make this a referendum on whether or not I believe.

I'm just following the facts.

Come on.

Wait for me.

You think it was a person posing as a ghost?

That's my new hypothesis.

We had something they wanted and they thought

they'd scare us into handing it right to them.

And we did hand it right to them.

Someone's clearly been here.

And now it's gone.

How would they have even known it was here?

Maybe there's a dead head.

And we literally showed them a map pointing right here.

My followers really have been paying attention.

I think it's safe to conclude that in this case, there's no ghost at large.

Hm?

Just a potentially dangerous criminal doing elaborate pranks.

You think it's the same person that's driving the boat you keep seeing?

No, my gut says yes.

Appappa, you stay right there.

I'm watching you.

Oh.

You scared me.

Just wondering where you were.

Quinn, where's the journal?

It's in your room.

It's not in my room.

It's gone.

Where else could it be?

Hey, was the house broken into while we were gone?

What?

Of course not.

Did you see anyone go into my room?

Well, I haven't been standing guard in the hallway.

Did anyone else come upstairs?

Just my dads.

And Nate.

Nate?

Yeah.

I saw him walking down the hall when I went to the bathroom earlier.

Upstairs?

Upstairs?

Yeah.

Come on.

Yesterday when Nate picked us up, he said, yo, ten heads.

I didn't think anything of it then, but... Does he own a boat?

Yeah.

Why?

We need to go to the marina.

Now.

Nate is like family.

He would never steal from us.

I saw Bert the other night too.

The same one you must have seen.

I mean, it was just sitting there.

Whatever's going on, she's not making it up.

But if we're not back in an hour, please tell them.

Teddy, that's the boat I've seen.

It must be Nate's boat.

Is that a drill?

Oh my gosh.

He's going to destroy the reef.

We've got to stop him.

We must go on because we can't go back.

Let's go on then.

Can you figure out how the drill works?

He's coming back.

What are we going to do?

What do we do?

Hey!

Hey!

Hey, we're here!

Hey?

Look.

There's a coin.

You're right.

He was never a ghost.

Whoo!

You really saw a boat.

Quinn did seem pretty scared.

But Nate, it just, it doesn't make any sense.

Yeah, I'll distract him.

You find the drill's power source and cut it.

I like that plan.

Okay.

One, two, three!

Nothing's working!

Give it up, Quinn!

You ain't getting out.

Nate, what are you doing?

You know exactly what I'm doing.

What would your grandfather think?

He'd be angry.

Which is the point?

See, Quinn, I was next in line to inherit the research centre.

My plan was to sell it and use the money to finally get out of this place.

See, Grandad, he... he had other ideas.

He thought the centre would fall into disrepair if he left it with me.

I guess...

I guess in his eyes I wasn't enough.

So he left everything to Charlie.

Exactly.

Well, everything except this...

luxury vessel.

And what have you been doing in the bay at night?

I've seen your boat out there and I know you're up to something.

Just doing a bit of fishing, Quinn.

Yeah, I figured I could ruin Grandad's legacy and make a bit of money for my travels.

It's easy.

I just pull exotic species from the water and sell them.

Oh, those scorpionfish are worth a fortune.

Sounds like you've been doing a bit of overfishing.

For how long?

Oh, about a year now.

The reef is dying because of you, Nate!

You're decimating its biodiversity!

The ripple effect has been catastrophic!

No wonder the dolphins are fleeing!

No wonder they never did...

Sorry, Quinn, I didn't actually hear that.

Can you repeat it?

The engine's very loud.

Actually, never mind.

I'm sure it wasn't that important.

Their phones keep going straight to voicemail.

It's almost been an hour.

That's Nate's boat.

Go call the police and get my dad's.

Now!

I just about made enough money from the fishing to leave the town.

Never looked back.

And then you two arrived.

If Teddy hadn't posted about the coin on his stupid blog... It's not stupid.

Thank you.

I never would have realised the Wellington family treasure actually existed.

I thought it was just a legend.

So I figured if I could get my hands on that coin,

sell it, then I'd be on the first flight out of here.

Stealing it would have been too obvious.

I mean, you two never let it out of your sight.

Look.

But when I realised how scared you two got over my

little ghost story, I saw the perfect opportunity.

I could bring the legend of Everly Fallow to life.

By pretending to be his ghost.

Exactly.

Very good, Teddy.

And it worked.

You handed the coin straight to me.

And today, as I was watching your terrible vlog, I saw you found Everly's secret

journal, which meant there was so much more to the story.

Luckily for me, you left the journal in plain sight, which

showed me exactly where the treasure was actually buried.

So then I figured, why settle for just one

coin when I could have a whole chest of coins?

Which leads us here.

And now, the treasure will be mine.

And I can leave this town in the dust.

Your grandfather dedicated his life to the bay.

And you're destroying it for money.

How could you do such a thing?

It's really not that hard, Gwyn.

My grandfather chose the bay over me.

So destroying it will be the cherry on top of the... The cherry on top of the what?

I'm so sorry I didn't believe you.

It doesn't matter now.

You saved us.

You saved the reef.

Gwyn, I didn't mean what I said before.

Me too.

But I acted selfishly, and I'm sorry.

I've just had such a tough time existing without you.

And making new friends has been impossible.

And when I got here and saw you with Jennifer, I couldn't help but feel replaced.

No one could ever replace you, Gwyn.

It's a new chapter for us.

And to the unknown we go.

Together.

And without fear.

That was... beautiful.

Truly... hot woman.

Great!

Night once!

Your turn!

You are under arrest for illegal fishing in an

unauthorised area and the kidnapping of two minors.

Keep your hands where we can see them.

Nice try, ghost man.

Daniella!

Daniella!

Are you okay?

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

Gwyn, are you okay?

Nothing wrong?

Yeah.

Teddy, you alright?

You sure?

Yeah.

Gwyn, I should have spoken up earlier.

I just didn't want to get in the way of

whatever was going on between you and Daniella.

You've done nothing wrong.

I'm the one who refused to give you a chance.

And I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

It's never too late, you know?

I was hoping you'd say that.

So, how about we go inside and listen to some amateur music?

I hear the submissions keep pouring in and I would love to lend my ears to the cause.

Oh, I'm in.

But only if we can dance.

That can be arranged.

Let's get to it then.

Yeah, let's do it.

Squad goals.

Am I right?

Squad goals, indeed.

So, that's what he meant when he said, let the dolphins have it.

Everyone had him all wrong, Miss Fallow.

He was so much more than a treasure hunter.

He was a conservationist.

My father, the conservationist.

Thank you for solving the mystery.

I want you to keep it.

And I want you to keep this, too.

I thought you wanted your parents to have it.

You're suddenly finally recognising... It's okay.

I've realised that whether or not I make my parents proud, I'm enough.

Our journey together has shown me that.

Uh, Miss Fallow?

Yes, dear?

Would it be okay if we came back and visited sometime?

Anytime.

You know what I can't stop thinking about?

What?

This one quote I love.

By Jacques Cousteau.

The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.

That's beautiful.

Isn't it?

Yeah.

So take my hand, and we'll reshape this land.

Oh – The only way that

I can be you We can be heroes if We can change

the world We

can do it all We can be heroes We can do it

all We can be heroes If We can change the world

I feel it coming.

I'm ready for it.

My heart is soaring.

I'm up so high.

I choose adventure.

I'm taking chances.