All language subtitles for Relic Hunter S01e18 The Last Knight

Jacques de Molay, Grand Master of the
Knights Templar.

You have been found guilty of heresy and
conspiring against the Holy Church and

the Crown.

You are hereby under arrest.

Your sword, Monseigneur de Molay.

With this blade, I have defended the
weak and the humble and fought a hundred

battles in the name of the Lord.

I will never surrender it.

Arrest him!

The king is approaching the gate. He has
a declaration from his holiness, Pope

Clemens, that the order of the Templar
must be dissolved.

How many men are with him?

An army.

Are you certain?

Yes, my liege.

The order of the Templars will rise
again.

I'm entrusting you with our most sacred
documents.

Make certain that which I have given you
never falls into the wrong hands.

The king must never wield the sword.

Only a true knight can possess it.

Where will I take it?

La place sacrée.

Now go, quickly, the balcony.

I will face the king.

Claudia, call the airlines. Book two
tickets for Paris.

Paris?

Paris, Nigel.

She said Paris.

She said Paris.

I love Paris.

Okay. No, you don't understand. I, like,
really, really love Paris. I love

everything about it. The clothes, the
fashion, the clothes.

I have to go, Nigel.

You're not going.

Call in sick.

I'm not calling in sick. Fine. Then I'll
tell her about the embezzlement.

What are you talking about?

September 15th, 1100 hours. You stole
$50 from petty cash.

I borrowed $50. I didn't have any lunch
money and there was only a $50 bill.

And you never put it back.

That was last week.

Nigel, in this country we take our crime
very seriously.

What you did was a Class B felony
punishable by up to a year in state

Look it up if you don't believe me.

Strike one, pal. You're certifiable.

I want to go to Paris. You're not going
to Paris.

What do you know about the Knights
Templar?

Um, the Crusades.

They protected the pilgrims in the Holy
Land. That's right.

Nigel, I could be on the track to the
sword of the last Grand Master himself,

Jacques de Molay.

I got a call from Henri Jaber, curator
of the French Institute of Antiquities.

Apparently, a 14th century medallion
with the Knights Templar symbol on its

was uncovered in a monastery outside
Paris.

Are you all right?

Yes, of course.

So they want you to authenticate it?

Yes, the medallion could lead us to the
sword.

I just have one question.

Shoot.

In this country, don't you find it
refreshing how justice usually wins out

the little guy?

Actually, I found quite the opposite to
be true.

It's the big guys that get off and the
little guys that get punished. It's not

right, really.

No.

Here's the deal, honey bun.

I don't say a word to the district
attorney. You just head to the store du

when I call.

This is a blackmail, Claudia.

This is the land of opportunity, Nigel.

Sydney Fox?

Yes. Peter Graham, assistant to the
curator.

I'm glad to meet you. My colleague,
Nigel Bailey.

Sidney!

Oh, my God, look at you.

Sorry.

Who are you?

Nigel Bailey.

Lover?

Assistant. Assistant lover.

Assistant assistant.

It's not as if it would be precedent
-setting, Sidney.

Take a look at this, Sydney.

It's amazing.

I knew you would be fascinated.

Where did you find it?

A monk brought it to me.

They uncovered it while repairing the
masonry behind the altar of their

monastery's chapel.

It could have been covered up in a wall
for over 700 years.

700 years.

Folklore holds that Jacques de Molay
gave the Order's sacred documents and

legendary sword to a young aide and sent
them into hiding.

In a monastery?

No one knows. We've turned the place
upside down. No sign of the sword or

documents. The sword supposedly made
Jacques de Molay invincible during

Yes. And if it did exist, it must be
found.

You may be holding the key to the Grand
Master's sword, Sidney.

Here's my cell number. You can call me
24 hours a day.

About what Dr.

Jaber said.

About the medallion? About the assistant
lover business.

What did he mean by it not being
precedent -setting? Do you think this is

appropriate now, Nigel? You don't want
to talk about it? No.

I completely understand.

Have you had many assistants?

When I say had, I mean it only in the
employed sense of the word. I just meant

to inquire as to the... What do you say
we get our little English mind out of

the gutter and back to the business at
hand?

Sorry, Sid.

Forget about it.

I think I know where to begin our
search. It's a bar called L

Right.

It was the guy before me, wasn't it?

God, who are these people?

Relic hunters.

Or wannabes.

They'd rob their own grandmother's grave
for a fistful of coins.

Wait here.

You drooled on me, Rene.

Oh, sorry.

I didn't know you were in town.

What brings you here?

The food.

I wasn't staring

at you. I was just admiring your
necklace.

I've got to make this quick. If I needed
an expert on the Knight Templar, who

would I speak to?

So the rumors are true?

They found Jacques de Morlaix's
medallion?

Have you seen it?

You have?

Is there such a person?

Michel Prevost.

Was he a scholar?

Maybe you... You should just meet him.

Hmm?

It's the right address.

Say William, log in.

Hey, we're doing everything we can.

That's right.

Amazon chicks does not go with dead
man's planet.

Order out of chaos, huh?

We're looking for Michel Prevent.

Yeah.

You're Michel Prevent? And you are?

Sidney Fox.

You come to look at my comic, Sidney
Fox?

No, what I'm interested in was lost over
700 years ago.

All right.

What would that be?

A sword.

Every year, two or three times, somebody
comes here to tell me that they have

found the sword of Jacques de Molay.

Whether fake or a hoax, they are always
fortune hunters out to enrich

themselves.

Since you seem to be the expert here,
maybe you could tell me about this.

Where did you get this?

The monastery outside the city.

Do you mind?

These are his reference books.

Comic books are modern myth.

It's one of the few places that heroes
still exist.

What about that medallion?

It's an old coin.

It's got some value, but no
significance.

But the two men on horseback, it is the
symbol of the Templars.

Yes. The tempers were the rock stars of
their time.

So if someone decides to commemorate
them in a coin, I'm afraid numismatists

over the world have pieces like this in
their collections.

Well, that was a waste of time. Maybe
not.

What are you talking about?

If the medallion was so common, why did
he take a wax impression of it?

We just had an interesting meeting with
a fellow named Michel Prévent.

Have you heard of him?

Can't say that I have.

He's supposed to be an expert on the
Knights Templar.

I'll run the name by Dr. J. Baird.

Good. Great. Oh, Peter, I've got another
call coming in.

I'll get back to you. Okay.

Yep, hello?

Jason, is Nigel with you?

Uh, yeah.

Can I talk to him?

For you.

Me? For you.

Hello? Okay.

Here's the deal.

There's this hot little mid -length
number in this month's Mark Fashion,

43. It's by this new Parisian designer,
Lelouch. You can get it either at the

boutique or at La Belle Magasin on the
right bank.

In teal, size 2.

You can't be serious.

Dead serious, Nigel.

Do you have any idea how much something
like that's going to cost?

Fine. Don't get it. In fact, I'm going
to get you a new outfit.

It's this really great design, all wide,
horizontal stripes in black and white.

Awesome designer.

What's the name again?

Oh, right, the Department of
Corrections.

All right, all right, I'll figure
something out.

What do you want?

Oh, usual Claudia nonsense.

Is everything okay?

Yes, fine, great, really good, great.

Cindy, it's cold, it's dark, we haven't
eaten.

Not yet.

Wherever he's gone, he's probably gone
for the night.

Time to go.

We're under the sun.

Some kind of abandoned service tunnel.

What was he doing down here?

Now what?

Padlock, so what?

Padlock on the inside of a room that's
completely empty?

Why would anyone lock themselves inside
of an empty room?

Unless you didn't want to be seen
because the room wasn't really empty.

A hidden space of some kind.

Maybe.

If this room has a light, chances are
the hidden one would have one as well.

Like on the same circuit.

Which means it might be on right now.

So if we turn off the light in this
room...

Nigel. I'm quite capable of lifting you
up, Sydney.

I'm sure you can, but I'll take you up
on that next time.

Look, it's not often I get to contribute
in a physical way.

Not like your other assistants.

Look at least allow me there

Ah! Ah!

Looks like the Templars aren't the only
ones keeping secrets.

You don't suppose.

The rock star himself, Jacques de Molay?

Apparently our friend Michaud has more
than just a passing interest in the

sword. So, why was he so blasé by the
Medallion?

Sydney, take a look at these.

A line, a crescent moon and a cross.

And all three in the shape of crosses.

What do you think they are?

I have no idea.

Are you okay?

Why did you hit me?

He got away.

What are you doing here?

We know you're intrigued with the
medallion and that it's real.

What we don't know is your interest in
it.

So you broke in?

We're here with the French Institute of
Antiquities.

What do you want from me?

We need your help, Michel.

We need to get to de Molay's sword
before the wrong people do.

And how do I know you are the right
people?

What did King Philippe have against the
Templars?

He borrowed a lot of money from them.
And rather than pay them back, he strung

out Pope Clement to sign in their death
warrants.

But de Molay had his vengeance, didn't
he?

Mm -hmm.

Before his execution, he put a curse on
the king and on the pope.

Within one year, they're both dead.

They say the sword was the instrument of
his power.

So they say.

Do you believe that?

I know it sounds crazy, but I do.

I don't know why.

I just always have.

Then help us find it, Michelle.

I need more time to study this
medallion.

All right, while you're doing that,
we'll go figure out who the competition

Not not him.

Who?

Look, Nigel, it's your pygmy friend.

Great necklace.

I wouldn't do that if I were you.

Sidney.

It's good to see you, Sidney.

I'll bet.

Last time we parted, you left me in a
flea market with a dead Bedouin named

I cut his throat, stabbed him in the
back.

Right.

That sort of business is behind me now,
Sidney.

How is it?

I'm in Paris to find a husband.

Settle down.

I'm sure you'll find someone suitable
for you in here.

The soul belongs to whoever finds it,
Sydney.

Not exactly true, Rita. Whoever finds it
has to hold on to it.

You're right about that.

Because if anyone finds it before me,
they're as dead as face.

How is Dr. Chebert?

Still sleeping. I filled in Peter
Graham, though.

Any luck?

Well, we'll do some cleaning. I found a
few markings on the rim of the

medallion.

Early Arabic letters.

I think the letters translate loosely to
read something like Pierre.

Chevalier. The stone knights.

Pierre Chevalier.

Pierre Chevalier.

What's this?

This is my Bible.

It was written 600 years ago by
cloistered monks.

They were disciples of the Molay. Maybe
the same order that possessed the

medallion.

La place sacrée, the sacred place.

This says that the order's most sacred
possession and the sword were kept in a

secret hideaway outside Paris.

What was sacred about her?

Well, nobody knows.

Maybe a ritual retreat.

Well, it's never been found.

There is a painting in the Louvre called
Pierre Chevalier.

You always get this kind of treatment in
a museum?

You should see what they do for a Disney
World.

This painting was a gift for King Philip
on his birthday.

And guess who the patron was?

Jacques de Molay?

The two men were on good terms then.

The stone knight.

De Molay commissioned his own treasure
map?

Maybe.

Claudia? Is Nigel with you? Yes, he's
here. Can I talk to him?

What's going on with you two?

Nothing.

Yes, what do you want?

Where are you?

The Louvre.

Do they have the dress?

It's a museum, Claudia.

They sell dresses in museums?

Paris is so cool.

I am not dress shopping.

Claudia, this is ridiculous.

I just don't have the time.

I saw this really great movie last
night, Cool Hand Luke.

You should rent it. It's all about
prison.

They've got this tiny metal box that
they throw people into, and in the day,

gets really, really hot.

Claudia, I can't. Nigel, what we have
here is a failure to communicate.

I'll be in touch.

But...

Is

there something I should know?

No.

Definitely not.

Does this Abbey still exist?

Nothing. No, nothing.

I don't know. It was always a long shot.

Maybe the sword wasn't meant to be
found.

I don't think you believe that's true,
Michelle.

It's been your quest.

I don't know anymore.

I think it's only a matter of time
before we find the sword.

Over here!

Look at this indentation.

It's the exact same shape as the stones.
That's right.

Where did those stones come from,
Michel?

They were found at the ruins of the old
Knights Templet castle years ago.

It seems to be the same geological
composition as the stones. Yeah, well,

of the stones fits in there... Then
there should be two other indentations

somewhere else around here. Right.

We need those stones.

It's like someone's a step ahead of us.

They've taken everything.

My stones, my research.

Rita.

Where is she, Rene?

I don't know.

You're gonna know.

Talk about the... Bad timing, Claudia.

Sitting with you? She's kind of busy.

Right now.

Well, we're not exactly sure what the
stones do yet, but we're headed out to

ruins of the Abbey near Rambouillet.

Thanks for keeping us posted, Sidney.

Now tell Dr. Gebert.

Well, I'd rather tell him myself, Peter.

He's resting, Sidney.

I'll pass on the information.

Okay.

Was that Sidney?

Yes. Yes, it was.

What did you say?

Unfortunately, it's not going well.

They seem to have hit a dead end.

The third one's here.

So,

we'll have to dismantle the stones with
the indentations.

What are you doing?

I have an idea. Just humor me.

The line is a symbol for England.

Let's try this in the northernmost
position.

The crescent is a symbol for Islam.

The eastern border.

The Holy Cross is a sign for the
Templars.

This will stay right here.

Yes! That's it. It fits.

Same here.

Now what?

Now we're back to the rock.

Start walking in the direction of the
arrow.

I'll point it up here.

We have to trust the tines, but...

Sankofagai. They buried their dead here.

A Templar memorial.

Incredible.

So nice.

Sydney? Sydney?

Take your hands off that sword.

You're even better than Dr. Jabez said,
Sidney.

I can't believe how quickly you found
it.

And I can't believe I was taken by a
common beast.

Common?

I don't think so.

I'm going to have the Molay sword and
the power that goes with it.

This shrine is a holy place.

You have desecrated the memory of the
Knights Templar.

I never would have found it without the
medallion.

So... I guess it belongs to Dr. Jaber
now.

The sword is meant for a knight with a
true heart.

This is where it should stay.

With you.

You think so?

You were chosen.

I don't know.

You were the only one that could
withdraw the sword.

I'd say it was your destiny, Michelle.

Welcome back.

Did you get it? Oh, I got it, all right.

I'm going to make a few phone calls,
then I've got to run through the

If Blaine calls, tell him I'll be back
in a few minutes.

This is an address.

Very astute.

Where's my address?

Well, that's the thing. I was in the
boutique about to max out my entire

and lay out a month's pay when it hit
me.

What hit you?

Section 201 .5, paragraph A.

Huh? The penal code.

You must know it after how easily you
quoted it to me.

Obviously, you didn't study it hard
enough. Section 201 .5, paragraph A

that any unauthorized use of a
designated handicapped parking space is

misdemeanor, punishable by three months
in jail, a $500 fine, or both.

But you don't have any... Proof?

It's amazing what Jimmy from the video
department will do for a case of beer.

Of course...

A misdemeanor is less than the felony
you accuse me of, but considering I have

five separate incidents on tape.

Oh, I had to get you something.

Yeah, Amazon chicks, number 33.

I understand it's collectible.