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Episode
3.04
- FINDERS
KEEPERS
by
Susan Dworski
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- Directed
by
- Hollingsworth
Morse
- GUEST
CAST
Joanna Cameron (Andrea Thomas/Isis)
- Dran Hamilton (Sister Mary Catherine)
- Carol Ann Williams (Kate)
- Susan Madigan (Laura)
- Darwin Joston (Jasper)
- Bill Dearth (McSween?)
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SYNOPSIS
Kate and Laura, are on the beach with a metal detector
looking for lost treasure while Billy and Mentor, relaxing nearby,
receive a visitor, Sister Mary Catherine. Sister Mary is in
a wheelchair and concerned with trying to keep track of all the
girls she brought out to the beach. She explains she is a friend
of Andrea Thomas, hence Tut's presence. Borrowing Mentor's binoculars,
she locates Kate and Laura. Mentor lets Sister Mary keep his
binoculars for the day and she leaves them to go watch over the
girls.
Getting a reaction on their metal detector, Kate
and Laura dig up a metal box buried in the sand. Opening it,
they find hundreds of thousands of dollars. Identifying the
money as stolen in a recent bank robbery, they first want to
turn it in to the police but Kate convinces her friend that they
should give it to Sister Mary Catherine so she can have surgery
and maybe walk again. The girls stuff the money into their knapsack
and re-bury the empty box, rationalizing that it is acceptable
to use the stolen money for a worthy cause.
Back at the RV, Billy gets a call from the Elders. Zeus speaks,
saying that the best intentions and good deeds never work out
when involved with lies.
On their way back to the rest of the group, the
two teenagers watch as two men dig up the box, finding it empty.
The men also notice the two girls, and their metal detector
chase them.
The girls decide to ditch the money along the way,
hiding it under some rocks. Then they take a rubber raft and
head out into the water. The robbers break off the chase and
let the girls go, assuming the sharks will take care of them.
Sister Mary looks out at the ocean with the binoculars, sees
Kate and Laura in the raft and then a shark. Frantic, she finds
Mentor and Billy and warns them. Mentor goes to notify the lifeguards
while Billy, slipping away, transforms into Captain Marvel.
Flying into the ocean, he scares the shark away and brings the
girls safely back to shore.
Returning safely to their area, the girls promise
Sister May they'll stay put, but they sneak away and go back
to get the money. Waiting for Kate and Laura by the rocks, the
robbers ambush the girls and take them hostage. When Mentor comes
looking for the teenagers, he is taken hostage, too. The robbers
force them all into a car and drive off.
When Billy returns to the RV and finds Mentor gone,
he sees Sister Mary, who tells him Mentor went looking for the
girls down at the beach. Billy then finds Mentor's abandoned
binoculars and he decides to send Tut him back to fetch his mistress,
Isis.
Arriving at their hideout, the thieves herd everyone
inside. Mentor, walking behind everyone else, leaves his bandana
on a fence post.
Tut returns to Andrea's classroom and alerts her
to trouble. Transforming into Isis, she heads to the beach.
Using her ability to see into the recent past, she sees the robbers
in their car and where they went. Billy transforms into Captain
Marvel and he and Isis follow the trail. They find Mentor's bandana,
which leads them to the hideout. With a spell, Isis causes the
smoke from the chimney to back up into the house, forcing everyone
out. The girls are the first to emerge. The robbers then appear
with Mentor as hostage but Isis saves him with a spell, causing
the wind to lift him safely up and out of the thugs' reach.
The two men flee into a cave. Isis loosens the
earth and Captain Marvel pulls it out from under the men, reeling
them back in. Relieving them of the stolen money, Marvel holds
them for the police and Isis, her job done, bids everyone farewell
and departs.
Back with Sister Mary's group at the beach, Kate
and Laura come to a full understanding of the wrongness of their
actions. They've seen that covering up bad things with good things
doesn't make them right.
Synopsis written by Bobby
G. Reid, Jr.
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