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- [Josie] Last time on "Black Hole High"...
(laser firing)
- Vaughn, get over here.
- Lee can't hold the door by himself.
- Yes I can, go.
- Vaughn.
(portal sparking)
(Vaughn screaming)
(portal sparking)
(people laughing)
Vaughn?
Where's Vaughn?
- Where are the others?
- They've gone on ahead.
- Hey, wait a minute, they've gone on ahead?
Then send me with them.
- I can't, an important event is about to happen
and you mustn't interfere.
- What year is this?
- 1977, 10 years before you were born.
(air whooshing)
(upbeat music)
(alarm beeping)
- Lucas, your gravity sensor's doing the Macarena again.
- Victor must have started another round of tests.
The vortex is gonna open soon.
I'm going through, I've got to find Vaughn.
- [Professor Z] Josie, step away from there.
- Josie, this is crazy.
- Was it crazy when you guys went back in time
to rescue me?
- Actually it was.
This wormhole is unpredictable and unstable
and no one including you should even consider going through
until we know more about it.
- Well, I've gotta do something.
- Josie, we'll solve this mystery,
but we're going to approach it like real scientists,
not like mad cap rouge scientists.
(people laughing)
- Did you just call me a mad cap rouge?
- Scientist.
(people laughing)
(portal sparking)
(Josie gasping)
- Hold it, (indistinct)
Come on!
Come on!
- Hold on!
- Josie!
- Hold on!
- Pull!
- No!
(Josie screaming)
(lively music)
(portal sparking)
- Okay, okay, where am I?
Where am I? Where am I?
Where?
April 11th, 1977?
Wait a minute, I've been here before.
(tense music)
This is the day Victor stole chi ball from me.
Coincidence? I don't think so.
- Going somewhere?
(light dramatic music)
- [Josie] Okay, so my mom drops me at this boarding school,
and I'm thinking it's like all the other places I've gone.
(upbeat music)
Students,
teachers, principal, you know like normal schools.
But it's not.
Weird stuff happens here, really weird stuff.
And what's this guy doing here?
Is this floating sphere the key to the mystery?
Something's going on and someone's behind it,
and we are gonna get to the bottom of it.
- There is nothing wrong at Blake Holsey High.
(portal sparking)
(somber music)
- Well, someone's gotta say it, so I guess it'll be me.
What are we supposed to do now?
- Maybe we should go after her.
- [Professor Z] No.
- Where would we go anyway, 1879, 1987?
She could be anywhere in time.
- Besides, we can't take the chance of losing someone else.
- That's right, Corrine.
We have to approach this by employing logic.
Scientific inquiry.
We need to gather information, record our observations,
review our findings, and form a hypothesis
regarding Vaughn and Josie's possible whereabouts.
Now,
what's our first move?
Logically speaking.
- See if there are any patterns
as to when the wormhole opens and where it opens to.
- We should also do a historical profile of the school.
- Strange events in the past might give us more information
on the wormholes behavior today.
- Exactly.
- Okay, let's go to work.
Corrine and I will do the historical profile.
- Good. Lucas, you gather what we need
to begin exploring the wormhole.
(portal sparking)
- I'm trying to find Vaughn.
- [Janitor] He doesn't need to be found.
- Why not?
- Everything happens for a reason, Josie.
Other things don't happen for different reasons.
- Again, with the cryptic,
I'm not gonna ask you who you are
or what you're doing here,
'cause I know you're not gonna tell me.
I know you know things.
So if you know where Vaughn is, I need you to tell me.
- I know you wanna help, but if you're not careful
you might end up hurting him.
You might end up hurting everyone you care about.
- What?
I would never do that.
- Intentionally.
- So what are you saying?
That I'm supposed to do nothing?
- You're on the right track.
- Okay, so tell me something.
Do you know where Vaughn is?
- The wormhole will open again
in exactly one hour three minutes and 12 seconds at 8:05 PM,
go through.
(footsteps thudding)
(door opening)
(door slamming)
- You do know where Vaughn is, don't you?
(people chattering)
(thunder booming)
- She doesn't listen to you.
This is gonna go way wrong, isn't it?
(watch beeping)
- We will examine the worm hole
but we will do so properly using this safety line.
If the worm hole opens unexpectedly or either of us falls in
the other will be able to safely retrieve
the endangered party.
(playful music)
- What if we both fall in at the same time?
That's crazy, of course we won't both fall in.
- Now all we need is to attach the monitoring equipment
to a test subject and send it through the hole.
NASA used chimpanzees, what do we have?
- Mr. Bunny pants.
- This a friend of yours?
- It's Corrine's.
I'm sure she won't mind, anything for science.
- Huh? All right.
Let's get hopping.
(Lucas chuckling)
- [Lucas] Nice one.
- All right.
(portal sparking)
- [Lucas] Okay, hold on.
- Wow!
(portal sparking)
(air whooshing)
(tense music)
- Hello?
Mr. Janitor?
Anybody here?
Mr. Janitor?
Vaughn?
- [Vaughn] Josie.
- Vaughn, what are you doing here?
- The janitor was waiting for me
when I came out in Z's office.
He told me I needed to stay put down here.
- He told me not to go looking for you.
Did he say anything else?
- Well, he said that something important was about to happen
that I couldn't interfere with.
- Today is the day your father took the chi ball from me.
If Victor doesn't take it,
there's no device, no test, no accident at Paradigm.
Maybe that's the event we're not supposed to interfere with.
- Whoa. So what are you saying,
that the janitor wants my father to get the ball?
- I don't know but we've got a chance to get the ball back
and I'm taking it.
(bell chiming)
(door opening) (crickets chirping)
- So this is my dad's room.
- According to the time,
he took the ball from me just a few hours before I arrived,
he must have stashed it here somewhere.
- Okay, Josie are you sure us taking the ball back from him
is the right thing to do?
- I'm not sure of anything anymore,
but I do know that Victor plus floating sphere
equals trouble.
- Yeah, but what if the janitor is right,
mean that we shouldn't interfere?
- He knew where you were and he didn't tell me.
I'm not taking any advice from him anymore.
- [Speaker] Where do you think you're going?
We'll be late for class.
- Josie. Someone's coming.
- Hide.
Closet.
- [Speaker] What is it?
- [Victor] Something you have to see.
(door banging)
- Shh.
- [Speaker] See what Victor?
- It's in here.
(tense music)
There's something I want to show you.
- That's my mom and dad.
(case opening)
(magic whirring)
So you are the one.
- The one?
- This was foreseen, that you would take this from her
and bring it to me.
- She means me.
She knew I was coming with the chi ball
and that Victor would take it from me.
- How did you know she would come and bring the ball?
What does the ball do and how does it do it?
- Shh.
We have plenty of time to tell you, Victor.
Now that we have this, we have all the time in the world.
All of it.
Come on, Victor.
(door opening)
- Sarah, wait, wait.
(deep exhaling)
- Okay. My cranium is officially about to implode.
- Josie, how does my mom know these things?
And how does she know about you?
- I don't know, Vaughn.
- Do you still think we should take the ball?
- What else can we do?
- I have an idea,
you should go back where you belong.
You missed the first opening.
There'll be another one in one minute, nine seconds,
take it.
(suspenseful music)
(footsteps thudding)
(sharp exhaling)
- You lied to me.
I'll never trust you again.
(footsteps thudding)
- Then all is lost.
(portal sparking)
- So you're saying that the wormhole
is actually several wormholes?
- Yes. Professor Z and I...
- And Mr. Bunny Pants.
- And Mr. Bunny Pants, he showed us different tunnels,
all branching off of one core tunnel
that leaves Professor Z's office.
- Now we're hypothesizing that each of these tunnels
leads to a different significant time period.
- Your results would make sense with the data
Corrine and I uncovered.
- We put together a pretty comprehensive list
of the strange events that happen at school.
Most of them seem to be clustered around particular dates.
April 11th, 1977 when Victor stole the ball from Josie,
which Josie and Vaughn just came back from.
And October 4th, 1987, date of the Paradigm accident.
- Which also seems to be the date
to which the core tunnel out of Z's office is connected to.
- Interestingly, the more we concentrated on which tunnel
we wanted to send Mr. Bunny Pants down,
the easier it was for us to pick a specific time
and place as a destination for him.
It's almost as though the power of thought
helps to navigate down certain tunnels to certain times
in the vortex.
- So if the core tunnel is connected to 1987,
then the accident at Paradigm is the key to everything.
- Guys, my dad is not responsible
for everything that's been happening at the school.
- No, he is not.
I am.
- Josie, that's not true.
- Isn't it?
If Victor had never stolen the chi ball,
he could never have powered the time device
and none of these things would've ever happened.
- We don't know that.
- Look, we've learned a lot about the way the vortex works.
How?
By exploring it, carefully systematically,
by using scientific inquiry.
Now a lot more study has to be done
before we can come up with any reasonable hypothesis
about the strange events at this school
and their possible connection to Paradigm.
Understood?
- Got it.
(mystical music)
- Miss Trent.
- What do you want?
- To say something to you that I never thought I'd say.
Thank you, for finding Vaughn.
- He told you?
- At the end of the day Vaughn is and will always be my son.
And despite my personal feelings towards you,
I find myself forced to admire your courage.
- I got lucky.
Who's to say it couldn't happen again?
Who's to say that someone won't fall through
and get lost forever?
- We live in a world of possibilities, Miss Trent.
- Maybe but not if someone stops you.
- And who's that someone to be, you?
Interfere with me, with my plans,
and you could cause enormous suffering
to everyone you care about.
Especially my son.
- What I'm doing could have disastrous results?
You should look in a mirror sometime.
- You may think you know what's going on
with me, with Paradigm.
Believe me, Josie, you have no idea.
(tense music)
- The Josie Trent problem no longer be ignored.
It must be neutralized by any means necessary.
(door opening)
- Josie?
- Josie, what's wrong?
- I think I'm in danger.
- Danger?
- From who?
- Victor, the janitor, take your pick.
- Josie, what are you saying?
- Lucas, I need you to show me
everything you learned about the vortex
so I can go back to October 4th, 1987,
get the ball back, prevent the the accident from happening,
and everything goes back to the way it should be.
- Josie, that's crazy.
You take the ball, stop the accident,
everything won't become the way it's supposed to be.
The accident doesn't happen, there's no vortex,
you're stuck in 1987.
Cardinal rule.
We don't change the smallest thing about the past, remember?
- Lucas might be right, Josie.
- Yeah. And even if he isn't, you're not going alone.
- Okay, so we're all agreed.
No matter what insanity gets thrown at us next,
we face it together.
- You guys are severely unbalanced, you know that?
- Takes one to no one.
(suspenseful music)
- Sorry guys.
October 4th, 1987.
October 4th, 1987.
(portal sparking)
(Josie gasping)
(portal sparking)
I think it worked.
- Everything's set, Victor.
I can't believe this day has finally come.
- Part of me is dreading this.
There's still so much we don't know.
So many variables.
I can't help but worry for you, Sarah.
- We're ready.
I know it.
(footsteps thudding)
(door closing)
(energy sizzling)
(sharp exhaling)
- It's over, Victor. Once and for all.
(alarm blaring)
(doors slamming)
(upbeat music)
It worked.
No more power source, Victor.
(ball thudding)
(air blowing)
(somber music)
Blake Holsey.
Condemned.
What happened?
(mice squeaking)
This can't be this school,
can it?
(wood thudding)
(suspenseful music)
- Josie, you should've listened to us.
Victor and Sarah were supposed to have that ball.
Victor's a good guy.
You were meant to bring it to him.
It was your destiny.
But now, Josie,
what have you done?
What have you done? What have you done?
What have you done?
(dramatic music)
(lightning crashing)
(upbeat music)
? Oh, oh yeah. ?
? Oh, oh yeah. ?
? Oh, oh, yeah. ?
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