S. 3.E. 5

Treasure Island

Folge lief am 15. Okt. 2001
TV-14
44 Min.

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Tanja Reichert and Tara Spencer-Nairn in Relic Hunter - Die Schatzjägerin (1999)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSydney's on the hunt for a Pirate's booty, ...but will a traitor force her to walk the plank?Sydney's on the hunt for a Pirate's booty, ...but will a traitor force her to walk the plank?Sydney's on the hunt for a Pirate's booty, ...but will a traitor force her to walk the plank?

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In the beginning of the episode, Karen asks Sydney where she should place a statuette, which Sydney identifies as Durga, the Indian goddess of destruction and revenge. Sydney encountered the statuette in the Turkish embassy in France in Season 2's Midnight Flight (2001) (at approximately 24:00).

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Before entering the water, Sydney left wrist has a watch or gauge strapped on lower than the sleeve and unattached to the tank, her wetsuit has a printed grey band, and she leaves its front unzipped. In the water, the printed bands are blue, a wristband is on her left forearm, on top of the wetsuit, which is now fully zipped. When she is about to resurface inside the cave, the blue bands and wristband disappear, and her wetsuit is unzipped again.

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[last lines]
Karen Petrusky: The student film society's showing a restored print of "Treasure Island".
Nigel Bailey: Oh, it's the, ah, classic 1934 version starring Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, and Lionel Barrymore.
[to Sydney]
Nigel Bailey: You wouldn't care to join me, would you?
Sydney Fox: Don't you think you'd rather ask Karen, instead?
Karen Petrusky: Why?
Sydney Fox: Just something Nigel said.
Karen Petrusky: When was this?
Sydney Fox: When we were in the sand, buried up to our necks.
Karen Petrusky: What did he say?
Sydney Fox: Oh, something really nice.
Karen Petrusky: That is so sweet.
Nigel Bailey: What I said, I said under duress.
[to Sydney]
Nigel Bailey: What did I say?
Sydney Fox: Oh, Nigel...
Karen Petrusky: Tell me!
Sydney Fox: I don't know; maybe I shouldn't.
Nigel Bailey: If you shouldn't, then you shouldn't.
Karen Petrusky: Come on!
Sydney Fox: Maybe I should.
Nigel Bailey: Should you?
[Karen waits expectantly, Sydney smiles, Nigel looks at Karen - confused]

Verbindungen
References Die Schatzinsel (1934)

Soundtracks
Dead Man's Chest
(uncredited)
Words by Robert Louis Stevenson (from 'Treasure Island')
Performed by Richard Denison

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The pirate's treasure map

A pirate captain hid a treasure on an island so well that it is expected to be still there today. Sydney and Nigel start searching accompanied by Samantha (a local girl picked up by Nigel somehow) and Jamie Palmerston who informed Sydney about the treasure island. The map leads them to a reef where Sydney goes diving with sharks! She finds a golden coin on a skeleton with the next clue. Competitors abduct Jamie, Sydney is asked to deliver the coin and the map in exchange for Jamie's life. A little while later, Nigel and Sydney are buried on the beach so that only their heads stick out and they have a lot of personal matters to discuss while the flood is rising, and no-one would hear their screams for help...

This is one of the most thrilling episodes of season 3. Still, there is room for comedy elements, mostly contributed by the hyperactive Samantha stalking poor Nigel. The scene with Nigel and Sydney arguing on the beach is most memorable.