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Next, on The Fence. Come on, Dad. Daryl, this is going to be the best vacation

of your life.

Oh, my God!

I sent you a daughter's regard. Welcome to the jungle.

You can go back the way you came.

Or you can go forward.

In the jungles of Peru, the fight for survival heightened his senses.

Now, Detective James Ellison is a sentinel in the fight for justice.

Seeing before others see.

Sensing what others can't.

An ever -vigilant watchman.

In the war against crime.

When you're in Peru, you've got to go to Cuzco.

See the remains of the Temple of the Sun. It's about 400 miles from Lima.

Absolutely beautiful.

Oh, God, and of course, you've got to go to Machu Picchu, the lost Incan city.

And if you go north from there... Sandburg. I'm only going to be in Lima

three days. Most of my time is going to be spent at the anti -narcotics

conference. Simon, I'm surprised you're taking Daryl along.

You know, the political situation in Peru, don't you think it's kind of

No, things have really changed a lot down there in the last few years. It's

totally turned around. The government has virtually won the war against the

guerrillas. Hey, what's Daryl going to be doing while you're at the conference?

I got a guide set up to take him around and show him the sights.

After the conference is over, I've charted a helicopter to take us up to

Intacha, one of the most spectacular fishing spots in the world.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

You're going to a country with all the cultural heritage of Peru, and you're

going to go fishing?

He's going to see the sights, then we're going fishing.

Yeah.

Sons, give us a chance to spend some time together. You know, talk.

Ever since the divorce, Daryl's been having a real rough time.

He must be pretty excited about this trip, though.

He's 14.

He don't get excited.

It ain't cool.

Oh, hey, there's the man now.

Hey, Daryl.

Pumped about going to Peru?

It's all right.

Keeps me out of school anyway. Not quite. I've talked to all your teachers

gotten your homework assignments.

You'll have plenty to do.

Oh, man.

All right, guys. I'm going to be staying with a friend of mine in the Lima PD,

Captain Ernesto Sandoval. If you need to get in touch with me, Ronald should

have the number.

Your card's here, Simon.

Thanks, Linda.

All right, guys. This is it. See you next week. Have a great trip.

You stay out of my coffee.

Come on. See you later, Dal. I'll see you guys later.

Look, I don't want you falling behind.

This will give you a chance to practice your Spanish and maybe improve on that C

-minus from last semester.

Yeah, well, come on, Dad. Daryl, this is gonna be the best vacation of your

life. He's got his hands full.

Ah, they're gonna have a great time.

They're gonna kill each other.

Man, it's really buck.

Three days in Lima and all I do is go to museums and do homework.

Now look, now I'm stuck in the middle of a jungle a zillion miles from nowhere.

Man, I'd rather be in school.

I hope you don't talk to your mother like this.

Look, son, I'm sorry.

I didn't exactly plan for the helicopter to break down.

But as soon as it gets it fixed, we're on our way fishing.

Yeah, right.

Darryl, you love fishing.

No, Dad.

You love fishing.

How much longer is this going to take?

Not too long, senor. It looks like there was some dirt in the fuel line.

Oh, there.

Darryl, you see, it's just... Darryl!

It's safe around here, isn't it?

The sun should not wander out, senor.

I just want to have a look around.

Yeah. Shit about your pole.

Look, I'm sorry about all this, girl.

No, that's okay, Dad.

No, it's not okay.

I want to spend time with you.

Plan this whole trip and never once ask you what you wanted to do.

Guess I haven't been listening very well, have I?

I'll tell you what. As soon as the helicopter's fixed,

I'm going to have the pilot take us back to Lima.

You sure?

I'm sure. We've still got two days. We can do whatever you want. Oh, cool.

Hey, can we go scuba diving?

Sure, why not? Yes.

Hey,

sounds like the helicopter's fixed.

Wait.

Uh, Dad?

Hey, Dad, um... Where you going?

Let's get out of here.

Two.

That's terrific.

Thanks a lot.

Absolutely.

No, no, thank you. Thank you so much.

I'll get back to you, okay? Bye -bye.

All right.

Some girl must have said yes.

Do you know who that was?

Dr. Eli Stoddard's secretary.

Who's that?

Eli Stoddard.

One of the world's greatest living anthropologists and just happens to be

mentor. Just got the funding for an expedition to Borneo to study the

modern civilization and what it's done to the indigenous people that live

And he asked me to go with him. Well, congratulations.

You gonna do it?

I don't know. I told him I needed to think about it. What to think about? Go.

You really think I should? Sure. Are you kidding me? A couple of weeks in Borneo

sounds like a blast.

Jim, we're not talking about a couple of weeks here. I mean, this kind of study

involves a major commitment of time.

At least a year. A year.

What about, you know, our project, this Sentinel thing? Well, Jim, I know, but

with this kind of opportunity... Then you should do it.

You upset?

Who's this?

Oh,

Captain Sandoval.

What?

Do they know where?

What about a rescue effort?

Jim, what's going on?

Could you let me know as soon as you find anything?

Thank you.

Simon's helicopter went down somewhere in eastern Peru.

Oh, my God.

Do they know if there are any survivors?

They don't even know where it went down.

The pilot must have been off course.

Jim, what the hell are we going to do?

All right, Jim, I'm all ready.

Forget it, Chief. What are you talking about? I'm your backup. You need me.

is a potentially volatile situation, okay?

Besides, the jungle is no place for you.

Jim, I have been in the jungle before.

This is not some anthropological expedition.

Well, Simon's my friend, too, you know.

I'm going.

You want to go along for the ride? Yeah.

And do what I tell you when I tell you. No questions asked.

So what else is new?

We're looking for anything we can use to help us.

Medical supplies, flashlight.

We got a pretty long hike ahead of us.

Also try to keep quiet.

Whoever shot down the chopper may still be around.

Yeah, well, don't you have your gun?

Where I have my gun?

But our gun isn't going to save us, Daryl.

Either our head is going to save us.

I don't know why they did this, Dad.

I don't know either, son.

The important thing is we get to safety.

Come on.

It's dead?

Well, that'll be all right, son.

Let's move, General.

Come

on,

General, go!

Really appreciate your arranging things, Captain Sandoval.

That is the least I can do, Senor Ellis.

Simon is a good man.

The rainforest is a big place to search, Senor. The military couldn't find your

friend's helicopter.

What makes you think that you could?

Because I know where to look.

A friend at the Defense Department got me this.

A military satellite photo of the region.

Do you see this right here?

According to the Pentagon analysts, it's the remains of a Jet Ranger helicopter.

The same kind Simon and his son were in.

And right here is a long clearing where we can land.

Probably where they were headed before they crashed.

It's called the Amalwas Valley.

The Amalwas Valley? Right. Nobody told me we were heading there. Is there a

problem? No, hold on. You're swarming with gorillas.

You want to fly there, you find yourself another planet. Problem

is

solved.

Vasquez will take us happily to the Amalwas Valley.

Won't you, Vasquez?

Say.

I have to remind him that I'm aware of certain unscheduled flights that he

occasionally to Central America.

You mean he's a smuggler?

No. Blue jeans.

Made in our factories to look like American designer jeans.

You're an American policeman?

Yes.

You're a long way from home, Senor Banks.

My son and I were on our way fishing.

Our helicopter was shot down by some kind of rocket.

The men almost killed me and my boy.

Forgive my man. They didn't understand your situation, Senor Banks.

Your helicopter was probably shot down by guerrillas. This whole area is

swarming with them. I killed a couple of my men and they tried to steal our

jeeps and equipment.

I'm Carl Reicher.

This is my son, Daryl. Hello.

What is this place?

We're with the Calvera Lumber Corporation. We're setting up a camp to

the trees.

Look, why don't you and your son get cleaned up? I've got to go into the

for a few hours. We'll talk at dinner, yes?

Well, I'd like to get a message to my friends in Lima.

We have a radio here.

Give your message to Rosario.

So, Jim, how does it feel to be back in the jungle, man?

I've got other things on my mind, Chief.

Well, it's just that we're going to be near the area where you developed your

heightened senses, right?

I've got other things on my mind.

Señores, the valley.

And according to the satellite photo, the crash site is at the north end of

valley.

There's a clearing right there.

The wreckage should be a little to the west.

You want me to land in the clearing there?

Impossible. Why is it impossible?

The ground's uneven and there's not enough room. Vasquez, habíamos decidido.

se puede.

¿Cómo que no se puede? No se puede. Guys, guys!

I don't care what you're threatening me with. I'm not landing down there.

Now let's make a flyby and I'll parachute in.

Parachute? Yeah.

Over the jungle? You're crazy, señor. How will you get back to Lima?

I'd point if I have to, but I'm not leaving my friends.

I doubt that they're alive.

Then I'll bring back their bodies.

Take us back over to the south end of the valley.

One pat.

Good luck, senor.

Thank you.

Sanford, what the hell are you doing?

I used to go skydiving with a friend of mine.

I was actually pretty good at it.

This is some weekend la -di -da here, Chief.

It's a jungle out there. You come in the room, you could get hurt.

I'll take my chance.

I'll see you on the ground.

I hope.

I can't believe I'm doing this. God be with you, senor.

Please, please, please.

All

right,

Sergeant, it's time to move out.

Oh, wait a minute, Jim.

I got something in my pants, man.

How exciting.

Whoa!

Oh, my God.

Look at that thing. Look at him.

What is it?

Jim, you all right, man? What's going on?

What is it?

Nothing. Let's go.

Rosario tells me that your radio message has been sent. Oh, I appreciate it.

Any idea when we'll be able to get back to Lima?

Helicopter's coming in with supplies in the morning. You can fly back with it.

Terrific. Now, your message was to Captain Sandoval of the Lima police.

Well, yes, he's the friend we were staying with while I was at the anti

-narcotics conference.

Oh, yeah, I think I've heard something about that.

Why'd he cut down the trees?

It's my job.

Yeah, well, at the Museum of Lima, they said that...

Over 800 ,000 acres of Peruvian rainforest are destroyed every year.

And if it keeps up, then there won't be any trees left at all.

You're right to be concerned, Daryl, but not all lumber companies are bad.

The fact is, every time we cut down a tree, we replace it with two new ones.

After all, if there aren't any trees left, my company would go out of

Yeah, but what about the animals and the Indians who live in the places where

you do cut down those trees?

I mean, they've still lost their homes.

If we stop harvesting trees...

Pretty soon we'll have no more wood for building houses or making paper or

printing books.

And what about that?

I don't know.

Ah, that's the trouble. Nobody wants to give up the things that make their life

more comfortable.

But don't worry. Wherever possible, we relocate the animals we displaced. And

for Indians, there aren't any in this area.

Dad,

wake up. Wake up. No, no.

Dad, Dad, wake up, wake up, it's important.

What, what?

Oh, Daryl. Dad, look, Reicher said there were no Indians in this part of the

jungle, but I saw some, they're holding a prisoner.

Whoa, whoa, slow down, Luke.

What are you talking about? Look, look, Reicher's men took them to some kind of

place. What kind of place?

Look, you've got to come with me now.

What are they doing?

Making cocaine.

The process, you believe, is at the pace.

You got to get the hell out of here.

Come on.

Give me that.

All right.

We're getting the truck.

We're going for a little ride.

Remember, my gun's going to be pointed right at your side.

The minute they gave, we wanted to know why we were going out.

Tell them we're driving to the helicopter crash site. I told you there

on board.

And don't you try anything.

My son is the top student in his Spanish class.

Remember,

anything happens, you're the first one to be shot.

Drive!

as you get out of here.

Boy, listen to me. Get out of here.

Bill, I love you.

Get out of here.

Other people have been here.

Lots of them.

I just can't tell which trail is Simon and Daryl's.

All right, well, just take your time and concentrate.

I am concentrating. It just feels like my senses are confused or something.

All right, close your eyes.

Take a deep breath.

Look, come on. I just don't have time for this now, man. Well, do you want to

find him or not?

You got to work with me.

Close your eyes.

Okay.

Then don't push it. Just let it happen.

Getting anything?

I don't understand this, man.

Okay, there's got to be an explanation for it.

Maybe it was the parachute jump, you know, the sudden change in air pressure.

Or maybe it was the shock of being back in the jungle.

What's wrong?

What is it?

the truth.

Okay, here it is.

I'm with the DEA, working in cooperation with the Peruvian government.

We had information that there was a drug lab in this area, so we decided to

check it out.

Shooting down the helicopter was a big mistake.

By tomorrow, you're going to be knee -deep in cops and soldiers. So if you

any sense at all, you let me walk out of here right now.

That's a nice story, but I don't think so. I think your arrival here was just

accident. If that was true, how did I know about the location of the drug lab?

Get him out of here.

Put him to work with the others.

You believe him? He's lying. He's trying to scare us.

Then how did he know where the plant was?

I don't know. But if I had the boy, I could question him. Now I want him

How are your senses doing, man?

They're momentary flashes.

Then they're gone.

All right. At least that's one thing.

You haven't lost them completely.

Look, when you were here five years ago and you first discovered your abilities,

did anything like this ever happen then?

Not that I can remember.

I don't know.

Maybe it's something in the food or the waters.

Let's just drop the scientific stuff, okay?

Jim, if we can find out the cause, maybe we can fix it.

Timber, let it go.

Maybe we should just get some sleep. All right.

Whatever, man.

Sandberg!

Sandberg!

Sandberg, where the hell are you?

Looks like an Indian village. You stay here.

Hey, buddy.

Jim. Whoa, whoa, whoa, slow.

Oh, man.

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

Oh,

God. I'm really sorry I hit you. I thought you were one of the mercenaries

come back.

Jim, this is Kimberly Ash. She's a botanist from UCLA.

She's been living here with these Indians doing a survey on the

plant life here in the rainforest.

Oh, man. Did you say mercenaries?

Last week, some men came to the village to recruit workers for their lumber

camp. The chief said no. He thinks that cutting down the trees offends the

forest god.

Then three nights ago, the men attacked the village and took all the adults

prisoner.

I managed to escape into the jungle with the children.

What children?

What are you still doing here?

I didn't know where else to go. My radio was destroyed.

All my medicines and supplies were taken.

The nearest town is a hundred miles to the west through the mountains.

I didn't think the children could make it.

That night they cried for their parents.

Hey,

Jim.

You okay, man?

My son won't do it as you got him.

It's as if someone's just turned off the switch.

Well, maybe it's just temporary.

I never wanted this game.

All it's done is screw me up.

Well, it's also saved your life more than once.

And the lives of a lot of other people, too. Well, what good is it if I can't

control it? You can control it. It just takes time. We don't have time.

Simon and Daryl need help now.

Well, damn it, Jim. Tell me what's going on.

I'm your partner.

I've been seeing something.

I don't even know if it's real.

What have you been seeing?

A panther.

I saw it when we first landed.

And ever since, I can feel it watching us and following us.

And I know it's there.

But when I look, there's nothing.

Last night, I saw it in a dream.

It's more real than any dream I've ever had.

Well, the Indians would say that the panther is your animal spirit, and it's

trying to talk to you.

The psychologists would say that it's your unconscious mind trying to speak to

you in symbols. Now, either way, you've just got to quit fighting it and see

where it leads you.

What's going on?

They found a boy in the jungle.

They brought him back to the village.

He's got dark skin.

Daryl?

Jim!

You've got my day.

Okay, the tent where we slept was here.

And the entrance to the underground drug factory was here. And where did the men

sleep? They slept right here.

She says your food is ready. Why don't you go ahead? We'll finish this later

Okay.

There's 20 men and more.

Heavy weapons, armored vehicles.

All we got is one gun and a couple rounds of ammunition.

Ali, she says that if you're going to bring back a foreign boy's father, could

we bring back hers?

And I'm going into the jungle to scout the area.

I want you to keep this just in case. Go on.

And what about you?

I found these in one of the huts.

This is all I'll need.

These darts are tipped with curare.

Not enough to be lethal.

It will cause temporary paralysis.

Hey, Chief.

I'm glad you came.

Me too.

Question is, who are you?

I don't understand.

Your return to the jungle was no accident.

This is a place you were reborn as a sentinel.

You have been brought back to complete the circle.

Why have my abilities been taken away?

To remind you of who you were.

What you experienced so far is just an initiation.

Now is the time to make a choice.

You can go back the way you came and be an ordinary man.

Or you can go forward.

But to do so will require your life and your soul.

Are you prepared to make such a journey?

Standing at the edge of a cliff.

If I go forward, I'll die.

Yes.

Okay, I'm ready.

Your return to the jungle was no accident.

You have been brought back to complete the circle.

To do so will require your life and your soul.

This is the place you were reborn as a center.

A man named Sandburg. He's an anthropologist.

He says he's here to study the Indians, but his identification says he's from

the same city in America as Bank.

What about the processing of the harbor? I want it finished by tomorrow night,

and then we'll move out.

From now on, put the woman and the Indian children to work, but keep the

challenge of the anthropologist separate. I want to talk to them myself

Muy bien.

Hey,

Blair, man.

Think they're gonna let us go?

I don't know, Darryl.

I'm afraid my dad might be already dead.

your father would want.

Jim!

Ah, it's good to see you.

We gotta move fast.

Any idea where Simon is?

Probably in the underground drug lab.

That's where they took Kimberly and the kids.

I work at anything transportation out here.

You two wait at the motor.

I'm gonna go with you.

Daryl, I need you to stay with Blair. I'm gonna get your dad.

I promise.

Okay, we need some tea there.

Can you believe these guys?

Who's going to steal a truck in the middle of the jungle?

We are.

back with somebody back with me

Either my questions will be answered.

All right, everybody.

We're getting out of here.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.

I knew I should have taken auto shop.

Get the fuck out of there!

Where'd you go?

Dr. Stoddard needs a final answer about Borneo. If you're still interested,

please call us at 555 -4678.

Yes, you should call him back.

Well, actually, I've already decided not to go.

This Sentinel thing, you know, it's more than just a research project.

It's about friendship.

I just didn't get it before.

You know, you were really something out there in the jungle, man.

I've never seen you so focused, so in control.

It was pretty amazing.

You never did tell me how you got your powers back.

I just came back.

Why do I get the feeling like you're not telling me everything?

Because I just don't have the energy to talk about it right now.

We're home.

Let's enjoy it.

Welcome home, partner.