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There was a rockslide last night at Desolation Point
so be careful out there.
We've got a song request for a Lila Gray
for some reason I can't quite remember.
Anyway, here it is.
Let's do this, people!
Guys. Stop.
Why are we running?
Because running is awesome!
Nori's right. What's the hurry?
Because we need to, um, save the island?
Yes, that's right. But from what?
I've got this weird feeling
there's something we should be doing.
Something about glass? Getting rid of it.
Are we looking for a bin?
A recycling bin!
Recycling can save the island!
- That's not it. - Well, every bit counts.
- Nori? - Alright, fine. No more jokes.
Come on, it wasn't that bad.
What's going on?
Snake!
He's seen us. And those snakes spit venom!
Nori, I need you to stay calm
and take three steps towards me.
Something's really wrong.
- It's the snake! - It's more than that.
- We need to get out of here! - On that, we agree.
Why are you always so fast
when we're running away from something?
♪ It's a curious situation
♪ A strong case of speculation how
♪ It takes more than intuition
♪ To work the situation out
♪ It's right before your eyes Can you feel it?
♪ It's right between the lines Try to reveal it
♪ So look until you find All of the pieces
♪ Put them together Now you see it
♪ Rock Island Mysteries.
What were we doing? I feel like I'm forgetting something.
I remember.
Yes! The Evonium Glass!
The what glass?
Formed 26 million years ago
when a meteorite landed in the Evonium Desert.
-Super cool. - Super scary, more like.
It makes people forget significant anniversaries.
So we were running to find the glass?
It's all coming back to me now.
Ten years ago, Uncle Charlie found a piece of Evonium Glass.
That's right. Washed up from a...a boat!
No, a shipwreck.
And everyone on the island started forgetting things.
So Charlie buried the glass at Desolation Ravine.
No, Desolation Point. And people were fine again.
Until this morning.
There was a rockslide last night at Desolation Point.
- Hello and good morning! - Morning.
- Oh, I completely forgot. - Thank you.
- Don't be too upset. - I have a dentist appointment.
The rockslide exposed the Evonium Glass
that Uncle Charlie buried.
So that's where we were going, to Desolation Point.
To get rid of the glass that makes people forget.
Except we forgot.
Guys, Sunny forgetting to go to a dentist appointment
is not a mystery.
Dental phobia's a total thing.
Sure. But what about what happened with Gillian?
OK, team. Three smoothies.
Um, Gillian?
Oh, ah, be right back.
Gillian's getting kind of old.
Ahem!
- And busy. So busy! - Mm.
This isn't just forgetting appointments or smoothies.
This...
You remember.
Check the journal.
Maybe your Uncle Charlie wrote about memory problems.
Who's Uncle Charlie?
I still can't believe I said that.
It's like me forgetting to breathe.
Or worry.
Or worry about forgetting to breathe.
Am I breathing?
I get this is big but I just don't understand
how a piece of old glass can make someone forget.
This glass is like Ancient Egypt meets space
meets this island.
I'm surprised that's all it does.
Fine, but how come we can remember inside here?
How does that work?
No-one knows exactly how.
But something about this plane, what it's been through,
means the glass can't hurt us here.
And that's lucky because this thing is dangerous.
If Taylor can forget Uncle Charlie,
we could forget our parents,
each other, who we are.
We need to get rid of the glass.
And this time, we can't fail.
Taylor, what are we doing again?
"Go left to Desolation Point. Dispose of the Evonium Glass."
Get rid of the glass. Get rid of the glass.
Get rid of the glass.
"The island depends on you. Watch for the snake.
"Then, go right." This way.
Get rid of the glass. Get rid of the glass.
Get rid of the glass.
"The glass makes you forget.
"Don't stop reading. Keep going."
Ouch!
Hey, what are you doing down there?
OK. Let's do this.
Except...
..where are we going?
We're going to get rid of the...the...
- The grass. - ..the gas.
- We're getting... - The gas...
In news today,
everyone is heading down to the Milk Shack in a few hours
to celebrate the party for someone or other.
Where's the Milk Shack? Why am I talking to myself?
It happened again!
At least we made it straight back here.
I don't think we did.
OMG!
According to my socials, we spent two hours at the beach.
Maybe muscle memory brought us back.
Eventually.
But what if that stops working too?
Every time we leave the Bermuda Queen,
we're putting ourselves in danger.
Next time we might not make it back.
- We'll have to live here. - Unh-uh.
Five kids, one bathroom.
We'll grow old, have birthdays.
Important birthdays.
I call first dibs on the bathroom.
I need my time in the morning.
- I already called first dibs. - Guys!
Quiet for a second. There's something I'm forgetting.
- Really? - Yes.
I have a plan!
So, everyone's forgotten my birthday.
Sure, fine, they may have the best excuse ever,
but it cuts deep.
Hey, Lils! Got a present for you.
Finally! All is forgiven!
A first edition Bermuda Queen hat.
I made it from an old piece off the turbine.
Effectively a portable memory shield.
- Genius. - I know it's not high fashion.
It's a fashion crime but that's not why. It's my...
Actually, there's not enough spare plane parts for everyone.
You can stay back and help run mission control with me.
Alright, team,
let's get ready for Operation Bermuda Queen Armour.
Bring it!
Oh! Ow, Meesha!
- Why am I going? - We need your drone.
You said it yourself.
The closer we get to the glass, the stronger its effects.
Yeah, and if we tried to touch that thing,
it'd be goodbye memories.
Maybe someone else could go if you shared your toys.
- No-one touches Dave. - Trust me, I wish I was going.
But we've all got our part to play here.
Meesha will keep you safe.
And mission control have got you wired.
Lila's been in the bathroom for a while.
Yeah, she's been in a weird mood lately.
She probably thinks we're going to die!
Yes! Use that fear, Ellis.
- Channel the adrenalin. -Oof!
Come on, Ellis, let's hustle!
- How are you doing, Meesha? - Sitrep is positive.
Positively terrible! I wanna forget!
I wanna forget the venomous snake we're walking towards.
- Maybe I'll take this off. - No, Ellis!
You keep that armour on. You're getting close to the snake.
You guys are doing great.
- Oh, that's it! - What is it, is it the snake?
Snake? No snake. Keep going.
- It's your birthday. - And finally she remembers.
Oh, I forgot. Oh!
This could get interesting. Where's my popcorn?
I'm so sorry.
With all the craziness, I actually truly forgot.
Meesha, can you hear me? You're in the snake zone now.
- Copy. - Remember, take the path east.
It should bring you to the coast.
The spitting python! Meesha!
You went next-level effort for my birthday
and I have no excuse for forgetting inside here.
It's fine. No biggie.
She's dead to me.
OK. Meesha, careful now.
You're coming up to the tree root I tripped over.
I see it!
This way.
Nice work!
You're further than we've ever been.
You should see the rocks any minute.
- This it? - That's it!
Desolation Point.
We made it, baby!
Ow! Meesha! We've talked about your high fives!
Ellis, if you can feel your hand, launch the drone.
Let's get some vision of the glass.
Now take it up to the ledge.
- Great work, Ellis! - And Dave.
That's it! Now lower Dave and use the magnet to...
Ow! Ow, ow, ow! Ow!
What's going on?
We're standing on an ants' nest!
Whatever you do, do not take off the armour.
- I'm taking off the armour! -Ellis, no!
Meesha, keep your armour on.
I know there are ants in there but...
Pain doesn't stop me!
Why are we here? Why am I so itchy?
What is the square root of 24,649?
It's just a bite. And another bite.
Hang in there, Meesha. You're too close to the glass now.
If you take off your armour, it's game over.
Hey, if anyone can do it, it's Meesha.
I can't do it! I'm taking it off!
Or not.
I'm never gonna get any presents.
I mean, my friends are in danger.
Taylor?
What are you doing, Taylor?
Where are you taking me?
Is this some sort of ransom drop?
- Have you kidnapped me? - No!
I don't think so.
Am I your personal trainer?
I need you both to stay calm
and take about 3,000 steps this way.
Square root - 157.
Phew!
Um, so, Tay, I checked my socials.
Things are getting crazy in town.
We should check on our families.
- Hey, hon! - Mum, are you OK?
Great. We're just at the Milk Shack.
But we can't remember why. And my face is all swollen.
We think he got into some sort of fight.
You were at the dentist, Dad. You had a root canal.
What's going on over there?
This place is wild!
No-one knows who owns it or who works here
and everything's just free!
You own the place, Nana! You!
Battery's dead.
I've had nine missed calls from Mum.
She can't remember where we live.
I texted my dad.
"Who is this?"
This is bad. Really bad.
If we don't get rid of the glass soon,
everyone's memories will be completely wiped.
Forever.
You can't go back out there.
Dave the drone is dead, comms are gone
and our BQ armour's swarming with ants.
So we rip the plane apart.
No! It's Uncle Charlie's.
He might need it when he gets back.
I say we just sit right here and wait
till we run out of resources.
Then we begin secret discussions
about who we're going to eat first.
Oh, no. It's me, isn't it?
Oh, you should chew your food!
Ellis, seriously?
We need to do something.
- But... - No, it doesn't involve food.
But every time we go out there we fail.
No! Every time we go out there we learn.
OK, here's the new plan.
Ellis, the journal says the glass is magnetic,
so we can pick up the glass without touching it.
We'll dose up on insect repellent before we leave.
Lila, Ellis. You two will track us
and call to make sure we stay on mission.
Nori, Meesha and I will head out,
making sure we stay together.
I only have one Bermuda Queen helmet
so we'll need a back-up plan.
Time to get creative.
We'll take equipment to make vibrations to scare the snake.
And something to warn us about the tree I fell over.
The bug spray will get us past the ants to...
..Desolation Point.
That close to the glass,
my memory will get foggy.
We need to... We're here to...
That's when the notes come in.
"At Desolation Point,
"Nori, use the magnet on the fishing line to get the glass."
Look, it's glowing up there!
Why is this guy fishing in the rocks?
The sea's over there, buddy!
"When the magnet's on the glass, reel it in."
It's working.
I think.
No! Nori, it's falling!
What?
What does it say if it breaks?
- Hello? -Taylor!
Have you done it?
Done what?
What's happening? Where are you?
We're by a cliff, near rocks.
Great. Did you get the glass?
The glass? What glass?
OK.
Listen, use the fishing rod to fetch the glass
and swing it to Meesha's bat.
The fishing line broke.
What? No!
We need another way to get to the glass without touching it.
There is no other way. This is our only chance.
Taylor, you need to get out of there. Now!
"Last chance to get rid of glass.
"No-one's safe until gone."
Taylor? What are you doing?
-Hello? - Nori, tell Taylor
not to touch that glass. It's too dangerous.
Taylor!
Taylor!
They said it was dangerous.
- I have to. If I don't... - I'll go.
Wait. What was I doing again?
Where's that girl going?
"Get the glass, throw to Meesha."
What's this writing on my arm? "Hit a six into the ocean."
Are we playing beach cricket?
"Hit a six."
Get...
Throw!
You!
Um, what did I just do?
I've got the weirdest feeling we...
Got rid of the Evonium Glass!
And we remember it!
Argh! Ow!
You totally did it.
Taylor?
Taylor.
Who are you people?
Who am I?
She can't remember anything.
You remember me though, right?
Your annoying little stepsister?
Well, do you remember this plane?
Look, it's your Uncle Charlie.
I don't recognise him.
His journal?
Does it remind you of anything?
Maybe. I don't know.
Here. Get up.
Get your blood pumping.
Focus your mind. Always helps me.
Now is not the time for boot camp.
What's happening to me?
Nori, do something!
Taylor, it's me, your cynical bud
who never believes in all the crazy mysteries you find.
I refuse to believe this is happening to you.
You're...
I'm sorry.
We need to take her to the hospital.
I'm sorry I got snarky with you before.
I didn't mean it.
Ew! Gross, Ellis!
You said Ellis.
- She knows my name! - And your stench.
Olfactory stimuli are great for memory recall.
- Nori. You're Nori, right? - Right. Right is right!
And Meesha. Fast, sporty, competitive Meesha!
- Welcome back! - Nuh-uh.
Yeah, she's back.
Do... Do you remember me?
Happy birthday, sis.
You're on Rock Island FM!
In news today, no-one seems to remember what they did.
I certainly don't but the weather is good
and the people are smiling.
- What a day. - One we'll never forget.
Hey.
I'm sorry about your birthday.
As long as we have you back, I don't care.
And I remembered
why everyone was hanging at the Milk Shack today.
Surprise!
Yay!
We've been waiting ages.
We thought you must have forgotten.
♪ Rock Island Mysteries.
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