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We will be back.

with more of their kind. We must go.

Hide this or it won't be found.

My journey and

you must complete the task that we

began. The survival of our order

depends on it. [panting]

[ __ ] No.

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>> This is Channel 4 News and we're live

from Manhattan where the puzzle's elite

[music] have gathered for this unique

exhibit of priceless Vatican treasures,

some of which have not been seen

publicly for hundreds of years. [music]

>> Tess

gorgeous.

Why don't you clean up nice?

>> Thank you. Thank you. You clean up.

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So, how was Typhoid?

>> Quite as unpleasant as the dissentry we

suffered in Ethiopia. Had us running

through half the Lu's in Africa.

>> Good choice of verb.

>> Mhm.

>> Do you remember that parasite I had in

my foot in India?

>> Yes, I most certainly do. bastard wormed

his way into your foot [music] much as I

have tried to worm my way into your

heart.

>> I just kept thinking I can't lose my

foot. What will I do with all my shoes?

>> Exactly. Those are brilliant footwear

for a dig.

>> You think?

>> Brilliant.

>> Thank you. Especially if you dig with

[music] the heel.

>> Hi, how are you?

>> I'm good. How are you?

>> I'm fine.

>> Thank you. Thanks.

>> Cheers, mate.

Right. This is how you stay single, is

it? [laughter]

>> We are extremely excited and in fact

relieved to finally have this exhibition

come to New York. As you can understand,

it's taken hundreds of people and uh

we're very thrilled about the reaction

it's been getting.

[music]

So, do you miss it?

>> What? Sex? [music]

>> That, too? But I was referring to the

digs, silly. You used to be archaey's

rising star, and now you Well,

>> what do you think?

>> I think, Miss Jacen, that it is in your

blood.

>> And besides, do you think dear old dad

left anything for the rest of us to

find?

>> Not a thing. Cross of Constantine

unearthed by Oliver Jacen to the

Vatican's eternal gratitude.

>> They said it would never be found

>> to dad.

>> To dad.

Hey, hold on. Hold on. Nobody told us

about this stunt. You got a permit?

Some kind of 12th century multi-geear

decoder.

>> What do you think it's supposed to

decode?

[screaming]

Heat.

Heat.

Very

mostly it.

Are you okay?

>> That was a bit traumatic, I suppose.

[screaming]

Oh my god,

it's my arm. I think [music]

>> Hey.

Hey, come back here. That doesn't belong

to you.

death.

[screaming]

Put him down. Hang on.

[screaming]

Get out of the way.

[music]

Come on. Heat. [music]

[music] Heat.

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Come on.

Oh. Oh, boy.

Where is it?

Damn bastard.

>> Freeze.

>> Hey. No. No. You misunderstand. I'm

recovering this from the museum.

>> I'm not stealing this. I'm That guy was

stealing it. I

>> I don't think the coroner is going to

have too much trouble figuring out cause

of death.

>> Where's the head?

>> Ambulance.

>> All right. How about we keep the body

and the head together? Huh? For old

time's sake.

>> They're sentimental. You know that?

>> Yeah.

Yeah.

>> What?

>> You're kidding me. You got to be

>> close or kidding me.

>> Ow. You should be thanking me. I

recovered that for you. I risked my life

to save that and you're treating me like

a criminal. This is ridiculous. There is

no need to push or to be rude. This her

>> and you are

>> agent daily FBI.

>> You're a little late, aren't you?

>> I apologize. It's not every day of the

night the round table show up and behead

someone in Benttown Manhattan.

>> And where was the security? Where were

you? I mean, do you really think that I

wanted to go and retrieve the cross of

Constantine when it took me 3 hours to

get dressed?

>> Are you telling me you had nothing to do

with this heist?

>> Test taken. Mother of one, solid

citizen, head of archaeology at the

Manukian Institute.

>> I don't steal artifacts from museums. I

dig them up out of the ground.

>> Mrs. Indiana Jones,

>> that's it. I'm the sequel to the

prequel. Now, if you would please um

remove these. They really don't go with

what remains of my dress.

>> Let me get this straight. You steal a

police horse, ride off into the park

after bad guys who just beheaded a cop.

You chase them down. You corner one and

nearly impale him with a stick. Is that

right?

>> Yes. And it's not a stick. It's a croer.

It's a ceremonial staff used by popes.

>> I stand corrected. Are you insane?

>> No. That cross belonged to the emperor

Constantine, who it is said, held it in

his hands the night he converted to

Christianity, whereupon he ascended into

heaven, and the angels sounded their

trumpets, what people will believe, to

get them through the day. However, that

cross is a major find of my father's, my

late fathers. I was there when he dug it

up out of the ground. I sure as hell

wasn't going to let some thug get away

with it.

>> Well, that explains everything. It

>> It actually does explain everything.

uncover.

>> Thank you.

>> You're welcome.

>> Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Be very careful of that,

please. It is over 1,700 years old. The

central stone is a little wonky.

>> Just take it.

>> I mean it. By the way, if you're not

going to thank me for making you [music]

guys look good and catching the bad guy

and all that, the least you could do is

replace my Manolos.

>> I'm sorry. You what? My Manila Blanx.

>> Manila who?

>> If you got to ask, you can't afford him.

>> Excuse [music] me.

>> Unbelievable.

>> Clive. He was over there. He was

injured. I was hoping he where he ended

up.

>> Be in touch if [music] we can.

>> She made you look in disbelief, right?

All right. She's an overconfident,

reckless, irritating type A type. We

think she knows better than everybody.

>> Crazy.

>> Yeah, she is hot.

>> Mom.

>> Hi, sweetheart.

>> We just saw it on TV.

>> Yeah,

>> the cops were chasing him through the

park. One of them dumped the mayor's

wife in the bushes.

>> I know, but she's going to be fine. And

I didn't let them get your grandfather's

cross.

Now [music] I think it's time for all

good cowg girls to go to bed. Good

night, Jerry.

>> With all the excitement, bed.

>> Mom, what happened to your shoes?

>> It was that kind of party.

>> I just spoken to Cardinal Bonei. Had to

explain. Unbelievable. I've just

compiled a list of what was stolen,

damaged. I'll send it to him.

>> Priceless treasures. A police officer

dead.

>> I'll extend the Pope's sympathies to the

family of the deceased policeman and

tell [music] them a mass will be said in

his memory in St. Peters.

>> Yes. Good.

What's this decoder?

Have no idea.

Good work as always, Michael.

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>> One of New York's finest is beheaded.

The mayor's wife is thrown onto the back

of a horse and taken away.

Vatican treasures looted by medieval

knights in Manhattan.

>> Ma'am, we did get one of them.

>> Correction.

Tess Chaken got him.

>> His name's Gus Waldron. We think he's

the killer. We're running DNA tests on

his sword right now.

>> Did you talk to him?

>> We will as soon as he's conscious.

>> Get him to talk. If he doesn't, why

don't you get test taken to work him

over?

You want to hear my brilliant theory on

this?

>> Islamic fundamentalists wearing crusader

outfits with big red crosses.

>> That's why it's so brilliant. Like, who

would think?

>> They've got helmets on, so no tattoos or

marks we can use to ID them.

>> No horses.

>> Hard to make out if they're branded.

Stop.

Go back.

Right there.

Test chicken.

Oh, she can dig for my priceless

artifacts any day. Hello.

>> What?

>> Test chicken.

It's

>> She can dig.

>> No, I got it.

Who is it?

>> Manolana,

>> you know, I'm finding it kind of hard to

imagine you deciding between peep toes

and strappy heels.

>> Well, I uh I hope they fit.

>> Well, there's only one way to find out.

Thank you. I'm touched.

The bureau extended thanks for your

heroic antics, sorry actions of last

night. Uh but adds that it discourages

civilians from taking matters into their

own hands. Uh I'm glad you like them.

>> They're great.

>> Speaking of last night, you were uh you

were pretty close to some of those

knights. Is there anything you remember?

>> One of the knights who took the decoder,

speaking in Latin, he said veritas

liberavit,

>> uh

>> the truth shall set you free.

I also remember whacking him with the

croer. He's not the same night that I

toppled off the horse, however.

>> Ah.

>> So, you don't like coffee? Now you're

going to tell me you don't eat donuts?

>> No, that's cops. We're into muffins.

>> But not coffee.

>> No, I love coffee. Just not now. It's

It's lent. So

>> So you gave up coffee for 40 days?

>> Yep.

>> Wow. Anything else? Swearing,

chocolate, carbon emissions,

>> all the big sins,

>> and a few other things that I'll keep to

myself. [music]

>> Wow, I didn't know anybody did that

anymore.

>> Well, with a name like Sha Dailyaly,

it's practically genetic. Plus, 8 years

at Our Lady of Perpetual Sorrow, Boston

College with the Jesuits, you get the

idea. I take it you're not particularly

religious.

>> Not particularly.

>> You're going to hell.

Why do you think they were dressed as

Templars?

>> Last costume at the rental shop.

>> It looks like you could use a new pair

of these, too. Huh?

>> Oh, those are my good luck boots. Those

have taken me to digs around the world.

Turkey, Syria, Afghanistan.

>> I bet you'd sure like to put those back

on, huh? But

raising a daughter is a full-time job. I

understand.

Yeah, my dad was away a lot when I was a

kid, so I don't want to do that to her.

She's the light of my life.

>> Well, um, [clears throat]

if you, uh, if you remember anything

else, call that number. You'll get me

right away.

>> Thank you, Special Agent Sean Bailey.

>> You have a good day.

In 1118, the Knights Templar went to

Jerusalem to protect the pilgrims who

are going to the Holy Land after it was

recaptured by the crusaders. Over the

next 200 years, they became powerful and

rich.

How did they get rich?

>> Some people say that they discovered

King Solomon's treasure.

>> What happened to it?

>> Well, the church came after them,

accused them of heresy, and got rid of

them. Probably because they got too

powerful. But the legend goes that some

of the Templars sailed away on 18 galls

with that treasure never to be seen

again.

>> So it's still out there.

>> That treasure could be the greatest find

of all time.

>> And you could be the one to find it.

>> You think there's a map?

>> If there was a map, it would probably be

in code because the Templars were

masters of encryption.

>> Yes,

>> encryption.

>> And of course, you would need a decoder

to find the treasure.

What if that [music] decoder was

Templar,

the one they stole?

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>> [music]

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>> Yes, I'm fine. I'm fine. in blue, but I

can put my pants on.

>> Yes. Stand up. I need you to focus. All

right.

>> That was not a robbery last night.

>> Oh, no.

>> Those men were after nothing less than

the treasure of the Knights Templar.

>> Stop. You're going to make me laugh.

>> No. Remember that Dakota we were looking

at

>> just as they came riding in on those

horses?

>> No. All I remember is you desperately

trying to save my life. Thank you very

much.

Well, one of the knights went straight

up to that decoder and took it and

nothing else. Now,

>> that is strange. Okay.

>> They made the whole thing look like a

robbery in order to mask the real

purpose,

>> which was

>> they stole the decoder to decode the map

to the treasure of the Templars.

>> They're having a recurrence of malaria.

>> I need a Templar expert.

>> Oh, you're serious?

Bill Vance.

>> Bill,

>> you know,

>> of course, he was my dad's favorite

colleague. I I spent just about every

summer with him on digs as a kid, but

his specialty is Phoenicians.

>> Doesn't exactly advertise his recent

love of Templar, Tasman academic [music]

suicide, Roswell, UFOs, that sort of

thing.

>> Mhm.

>> Talk to the police about this.

>> Just another crackpot theory, right? All

right.

Oh. Um, Tess. Tess.

>> Visiting Grandma. Agent

>> Apparo,

>> right?

>> I was just checking on Gus Waldman. You

made quite an impression on him last

night. Concussion, multiple fractures,

internal injuries.

>> Just a night out for you.

>> They don't jazz like they used to.

>> So, did he say anything? Do you know

who's behind all this?

>> Not yet. I'm waiting for Agent Daily to

question him.

>> Excuse me. [music]

>> Yeah.

>> You know, I thought you'd given up all

that shavar business. No, you are a

respected academic now. You've got a

daughter, you know. And

>> Tess, just be very still and quiet and

I'll be right back. [music] Don't say a

thing. Um, he's ready for the ice bath.

>> Tess. No, no, no, no ice bath. test.

[music]

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All right.

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Okay.

[music]

Hello, Gus.

>> You?

>> Yep, it's me.

>> Temper. Temper.

What are you? FBI.

>> The decoder. Gus, what did you do with

it?

>> The decoder? I don't want to think about

that.

>> All right.

Then I want your associates.

Names. Gus. I don't [music] have a lot

of time.

>> What do I get out of it?

>> You get a deal. Vatican gets [music] its

treasures back. shows you its mercy.

>> Okay, fine.

>> Good choice, [music] Gus.

[music]

Doctor statement. Doctor statement,

please.

You're doing wonderful.

>> Hi, Special Agent Daily. [music]

>> Please uh call me Sean now that I know

your right foot is bigger than your

left.

>> Who do you want?

>> Yeah. Look, I already told your partner

everything I know.

>> Hey, I gave her a name. All right. The

only one I know. Do you just look? You

just make sure that the deal is done.

>> What are you doing here, Miss Chicken?

>> Oh, Tess, now that I know you're a

graduate of Our Lady of Perpetual

Sorrow.

>> Yes.

>> You're visiting someone?

>> Yes. My friend Clive. He was injured at

the museum last night. Of course.

>> Here to pick him up, take him home.

[snorts]

>> I want their names. All of them.

>> Well,

>> nice to see [music] you.

>> You're welcome.

>> Have a nice day.

>> I'll see you.

>> Petrovich, [panting] the others. I want

the others.

Huh? Huh?

Feeling [bell]

cool and refreshed.

>> Yes, thank you for abandoning me to the

tender care of Eagle the Ice Bath nurse.

>> Firstname basis always good.

>> Yep.

>> Listen, don't tell anyone what I told

you about the Templars.

>> Tess, what are you [music] up to?

>> The truth shall set you free.

>> They figure a heart attack massive

couldn't revive him.

>> A [music] heart attack? I thought you

said all he had was broken bones.

>> We're waiting for the autopsy. [music]

But

>> it's suspicious.

>> I'd say security tapes.

>> Yeah. Emma, you roll the tapes, please.

Everyone going into Waldron's room

checks out except for a female doctor we

haven't been able to identify yet and an

FBI agent. [music]

>> Who?

>> An FBI agent deceased two years ago.

>> Great.

>> Whoever he is, he's a pro.

>> Take a look at this.

knows where the camera is. He's able to

hide his face. He knows what [music]

he's doing.

>> I'm supposed to explain this to the

Vatican.

>> Emma, could you could you play the tape

of the doctor for me?

>> Yeah. Thank you.

Wait, stop it there.

>> What? And uh and zoom in on her feet.

>> Look at that size n and a half.

Left foot bigger than the right.

>> The Vatican is of course very distressed

at the loss of such precious artifacts.

>> Yes, I certainly understand the scene of

evangelist.

>> Incredible that your only suspect

succumbed to his injuries. Um, Agent

Dailyaly Sha Dailyaly heads our

investigative team. Monior the Angelus.

>> Father. Oh, please call me Michael.

>> Oh, thank you. But uh, I'll stick the

father if you don't mind. Old habits are

hard to break.

>> Well, if you'll excuse me.

>> You're Catholic?

>> I am. Yes. Practicing. Uh, forgive me. I

shouldn't be so inquisitive. You know,

in many ways, our work is not

dissimilar.

>> How so?

>> We both help people come to terms with

their transgressions.

So, don't let me keep you. Of course.

I did a quick search this morning. Bill

Vance is MIA. He's no longer at Columbia

University. His email account is shut

down. No phone listing. Lots and lots of

Google hits. But, um,

I'm sorry I can't find his whereabouts.

>> Sorry.

Any luck yet?

>> Not yet.

>> Strange that Vance would have just

disappeared.

>> So unlikely. Old Sod,

>> it's actually not Bill that I'm looking

for.

>> Anyone I know?

>> I doubt it.

His name is Bronco Petravich.

Wait,

the horses.

Why didn't I think of that before?

Coming.

Hello.

>> FBI and he was being test taken.

>> Tess.

>> Um, she left about a half an hour ago.

Shouldn't we be talking warrants and

such? Abuse of process, illegal

searches, uh, violation of public trust,

that sort of thing. Not that I'm a

lawyer, just a friend.

>> Bronco Petravich.

>> Bronco Petravich.

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>> As you can see, Mr. Petro, your little

friend here. He likes to dance.

Daddy, I don't know. Look. Hey, I don't

know.

>> Can I help you?

>> Yeah, I'm looking for Bronco Petravich.

>> Yeah, he's in the back.

[music]

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Mitch. Mitch Anderson.

He hired me. Mitch Edison. Fourth one.

Who's the fourth one? I only saw him

that one time.

Mitch, no.

>> It's Mitch.

Talk to Mitch. He knows.

>> Very good, Mr. Petrovich.

>> I do appreciate your cooperation.

Let's innocent.

[music]

Hey.

>> Well, another dead body. And what a

coincidence. You again. Look, the guy

that must have done that to him knocked

me over as I came in right there. And I

tried to help him, but it was too late.

He was dead. I had nothing to do with

it.

>> Nothing.

>> Oh, so you just happened to be taking an

afternoon stroll in the stables of a

crooked ex cop who just happened to be

in charge of the mounted division and

whose horses are really the only ones in

the city capable of pulling off a heist

like we had at the museum the other

night. And this is just it's just a

grand coincidence, right?

>> That isn't what I said.

>> I don't believe you. Come here.

>> Oh, no. Really? Really?

>> No thanks. I gave it up for Lint.

>> Mhm.

>> Cards on the table, Miss Jacen.

>> It's Dr. Jacen, if we're being so

formal.

>> What the hell are you up to?

I thought you checked out. A respected

academic, a mom. But you've been holding

out on me. And what you know, I want to

know right now. or you will be charged

as a suspect in the murders of Bronco

Petravich

and Gus Waldron.

>> Gus Waldron? What do you mean?

>> He died soon after you left his hospital

room, Dr. Jacen.

His heart just stopped.

>> I have nothing to do with that.

>> There were two unexplained visitors to

his room.

The first one was an FBI agent who it

turns out died a few years ago. The

second one was a female doctor who

looked exactly like you now.

I admit

I talked to Gus Waldron and he gave me

Bronco Petravich's name.

>> So you thought you'd do my job?

>> No, I'm I I'm trying to negotiate for

the return of the decoder. I felt if I

found him, I I could do that.

>> What?

>> The 12th century decoder that was

stolen?

>> No, I know the I know the decoder.

>> Yeah, I am assuming that the thief or

thieves don't understand the immense

value that it holds for archaeology. The

Templars, the last two. Tell me their

names.

>> I don't have them. He He only gave me

Petravich.

>> I'm looking for a killer, Dr. Chaken.

>> If you don't tell me, you don't get to

go home.

Why do you put your life at risk for

archaeology?

>> It wouldn't be the first time.

>> What's the real reason you're doing

this?

>> Okay,

cards on the table, right?

>> Cards are on the table. It's about my

dad.

My father devoted his entire life to

archaeology. He spent all of his time

away from his home,

away from me,

searching and digging on every

continent. He was haunted by the desire

to uncover the truth with a capital T.

that that deep

eternal truth about people and and their

mystery.

One day in Turkey,

he was on a dig and he saw a fiery cross

burning in the sky and he thought,

"Okay, I have sunstroke or fatigue or

something." And then the next day it

happened again. And that day [music] he

found the cross of Constantine. This is

the same cross

that I recovered the other night at the

museum. Now,

my dad always used to joke around and

say, "For that one day, he believed in

God because God believed in him and led

him to the cross."

And I I was never really sure if he

[music] was serious or not about that.

>> And this explains uh it's what my dad

would have wanted me to do.

And in this way, he's

He's still alive for me and

I can share his quest.

I can get a little piece of him back.

The Knights Templar were guardians of

the church. They were guardians of the

holy truth that you believe in. Now, the

decoder will unlock their writings and

if it's lost,

their message that that that would mean

so much to faithful people like yourself

the world over, it will be gone forever.

[music]

That is the power of archaeology.

[music]

>> [music]

>> I uh won't be seeing you again, will I?

Well, should there be, I don't know, a

cave-in at the Holland Tunnel or another

dead Templar or a combination of the

two?

>> I don't go chasing after trouble, Agent

Daily.

>> Of course not. You're Kim's mom.

>> You don't need to remind me.

>> Well, goodbye.

>> Goodbye.

Come in, please.

>> Thank you.

>> Sit down.

>> You have news?

>> Uh, nothing concrete yet, father.

But I was wondering, what's this 12th

century decoder?

>> It's of little value except for research

purposes.

>> Someone seems to think it's pretty

valuable. An ancient artifact that's

been gathering dust for hundreds of

years in the Vatican archives. How it

wound up among the collection of

treasures is really the only mystery.

>> Could there be some link to the Knights

Templar

>> because of the red crosses on the

thieves costumes? Is this something Dr.

Chaken suggested? I remember seeing her

that night chasing after the thieves

with a crowsier wearing a cocktail

dress.

>> She did bring this to my attention. is.

>> And she thinks this robbery was the work

of a religious order that ceased to

exist over 700 years ago.

>> He locked me up. He threatened me. And

then he said he was going to haul me off

to jail. And under the Patriot Act, he

doesn't even have to charge me.

>> Charming caveman courtship.

>> No.

>> So, um, did you find your precious

Dakota?

>> Not even close. My help.

>> What's that smell? We're not eating

chickpeas again.

>> No. Tonight's dinner is grape leaves

stuffed with wild rice and sweet onions.

>> I think you've made a full recovery.

>> Oh, right. So, are you trying to hint

that maybe I should go home? You little

double cross. Go put this on the table.

No deserve for you. Go, go, go, go, go.

Oh, by the way, I found some information

on Vance for you. It's on your computer.

Is that the Professor Vance you always

talk about?

>> Yeah,

>> it's really sad about the accident.

>> Really sad.

Car crash and boom. Wife and daughter

gone from the planet. I was at the

funeral. That was the last time I saw

him.

>> That was a year ago. The accident.

A year ago tomorrow.

So, if Bill were going to surface

somewhere, it would be

>> at the cemetery tomorrow.

>> And I don't know if I can believe a word

that comes out of her mouth. Between the

story she tells me about her father and

this cross of Constantine, I just don't

know.

>> Back to the present and closer to home.

Branco Petravich's phone records this

one Mitch Addison. They were together at

Rikers and they traded a bunch of calls

before and after the theft of the

museum.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> Open up. FBI.

[music]

Ah, we're always one step behind. One

effing step behind. Heat.

Heat.

Hello, Bill.

>> Yes.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Well, they're in a better place.

That's what they used to say, isn't it?

Thank you.

>> How have you been, Bill?

Well, after they died, I I think I lost

my mind for a time. I I traveled

aimlessly.

I I found myself in the Langodok in

France. There was an ancient church, a

legend. It It got me going again.

>> A legend?

>> Yes. The legend was that the last

Templar had hidden something there.

>> Map to the Templar treasure. Now, the

treasure is very real. It It just may

not be what people expect.

Picture this, Tess. The fall of 1290.

The power of the [music] Templars is

fading. The Catholic Church is having

Templars arrested, tortured, and accused

of heresy. [music]

William of Bojo, the Grandmaster of the

Templars, calls upon two of his loyal

knights, Martang and Amar. He gives them

a precious scroll to take with them.

This sacred document [music] of

immeasurable importance to the fate of

Christianity was to be taken back to the

Holy Land and revealed to the world. But

but then May 1291,

Jerusalem is on fire. Thousands have

died.

Amar and Mart's mission was now

compromised.

Templar knights [music] prepare to die,

overwhelmed by Muslim warriors.

[music]

[screaming]

Then William of Bojo, the Grandmaster of

the Templars, [music] orders his

knights, Martan and Demar, to flee to

abandon [music] the final battle.

They had to protect the sacred documents

at all costs.

[screaming]

I'm going back. I won't abandon my

brother.

>> You think I want to abandon them? These

are our orders from the Grandmaster.

Then slaughter them all. This document

is crucial to our mission.

>> We have to go.

Muslim warriors in greater numbers were

swarming from all sides. The only way

out was by sea.

Emar had finally convinced Martan to

follow him in his desperate escape. Even

though he wasn't sure if their ship had

managed to reach the port,

the Falcon Temple [music] was there

waiting for them. They would be the only

survivors of the massacre.

The ship was also carrying the so-called

Templar treasure, riches taken from the

Holy Land, which they'd managed to bring

on board before the city was besieged by

the Muslims.

>> [music]

>> As the slaves rode in the galley below,

they watched helplessly as the city

burned in the distance. [music]

The Templars had managed to escape with

their [music] precious document.

>> The Templar motto.

What was it?

>> Bury tas rabbit.

>> Truth shall set you free. It will set us

all free.

>> It was you in the museum.

>> Sorry I bruised your cheek.

>> You always had a good arm.

The decoder was all I wanted. It's It's

the only reason I became involved

>> with murderers.

>> I deeply regret the death of the police.

So that Gus Waldron is a nasty bit of

work.

>> Was

He's dead. So is Bronco Petravich. Three

are dead because of all of this.

>> I had nothing to do with that.

>> Is that why you came looking for me?

Test to turn me in.

>> I'm not a cop, Bill. I'm an

archaeologist. I I had heard you knew

something about the Templars. That's

all.

Well,

>> then come come and see with your own

eyes.

I can let you in on one of the greatest

archaeological finds of our time.

[music]

I need someone to share it with.

[music]

[music]

He's leaving with her.

May I confess that?

>> Yeah, it's

it does inspire awe, doesn't it?

>> I'll say

>> the key that unlocks the secret of the

Templars.

>> Does it work? [music]

I take the coded letters from the scroll

and carefully

put them into the decoder.

To think I'd been to the Vatican library

all those times. I was just sitting in

some store room gathering

gathering dust.

Little cleaning,

little oil.

It works perfectly. Templars for

extraordinary craftsmen.

>> Bill,

>> why steal it? Why couldn't you just ask

the Vatican if you could borrow it?

[laughter]

>> I can imagine the conversation.

And uh why [clears throat] would you

need a template decoder, Professor

Vance? Well, you're holding us. I intend

to decipher a Templar scroll that will

blow your mind

on the scene now. Everything.

>> Yeah, Daisy.

Yeah,

>> I don't know. She was supposed to pick

me up hours ago, take me to the doctor.

She never showed up. Had to wobble there

myself. She's not even answering her

phone, you know.

>> I'm a bit worried.

>> Tess Jacens's missing.

>> She's probably shopping for shoes.

>> You know where she was last?

>> Yes. She was supposed to meet up with a

certain um Bill Vance is the Templar

expert.

>> All right. What kind of car she driving?

>> New York plates T01551.

It's a light khaki Jeep Compass.

Going back over 700 years, a young

priest was called to an old man's

deathbed to give him the last rights.

The old man revealed that he was the

last surviving Templar.

His name was Marta of Carmal.

As he lay dying, he dictated the story

of his journey with Amar. The young

priest encrypted every word on a scroll

using one of the Templar secret codes.

Then

at the remains of his ancestral castle

near Albi is a precious scroll.

I found it.

Yes, Tess. This is it. A message from

the last Templar.

>> The instructions to the Templar

treasure. Bill,

this could be one of the greatest finds

in history. [gasps]

>> You and me, [sighs]

like old times.

Did you have someone follow us?

>> No, Bill. I I would

>> You'll be all right. Tessa,

>> I'll take care of it.

>> Bill, what are you doing?

>> I'll be back.

>> [music]

>> What? Come on. Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

Test.

Test.

>> [groaning]

[music]

>> Heat.

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Oh,

[music]

[music]

uh.

>> [gasps]

[sighs and panting]

[sighs]

>> Get down.

>> No.

Woo!

[music]

[music]

A rat.

[music]

Who was that? I don't know.

>> Rats.

Go away. Go away.

>> You want to go check outside?

>> I'll get some backup.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> Okay.

All right. Wow.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Heat.

Hey, baby.

Lost.

It's okay.

I think you're going to hang out here

and party with us for a while.

>> [music]

>> I'm nobody's baby.

Dr. Jacy,

>> you uh you have these back there.

>> I thought you might like them. They're

nice.

>> Thank you.

Did you plan some kind of tracking

device on me when I wasn't looking?

>> We uh we found the crypt and the trapoor

on the assumption that you were

underground somewhere. I put agents at

each exit. I was actually on my way to

one of them now, but I guess I just got

lucky.

>> Yeah,

>> your friend Clive called. He was

worried.

>> He does that.

>> Did you find him?

>> Find whom?

>> Professor Vance, the Templar expert. Did

you find him?

>> Look, I found him at the cemetery at his

wife and daughter's grave. I had no idea

it would end up here.

>> Of course,

>> we're standing in the middle of the

street.

>> I don't care.

>> Shouldn't we move over there at least?

>> Not until you answer my question.

Oh,

>> sorry. It's my daughter. Sorry.

>> Hello, Kim.

>> I have been calling your cell every 10

minutes.

>> Yeah, Clive. Sorry, I was out of range.

>> Oh. Um, you will not believe it. You

have a visitor. And um, well, it's Bill

of Vance.

>> Clive. Clive.

>> Mom, you never told me I learned how to

charm snakes in India.

>> Kimmy, uh, can you put Professor Vance

on the phone right away, please?

>> In pass. I I look forward to seeing you.

Um I I believe you have something of

mine.

>> Look, I I didn't know what had happened

to you, so I just took them for

safekeeping.

>> It's funny how we both have something

precious to both of us.

>> I'm coming home right now.

Bill, if you touch a hair on her head, I

swear I will hunt you to the ends of the

earth.

>> Okay.

Hey, what's going on here?

>> Hey, let's go. Sit down, man. Let's go,

man. I said let's go. Hey,

>> hey, hey. I'm FBI.

>> FBI.

>> Tess.

I'm FBI.

Oh, FBI.

>> Taxi. Taxi.

Taxi. Tess.

Get out of here.

Mom,

you're filthy. What happened?

>> Were you at a dig test? Did you uh

uncover anything?

>> You don't know how many outfits she's

trashed lately.

>> Honey, go upstairs and get mommy a nice

hot washcloth and some aspirin.

>> Sure.

>> I should get going myself.

>> But you just got here and you want to

hear more cool stuff about mom. Kimmy.

Now,

>> I'm sure we'll be seeing each other

again soon now that I know where you

live. A pleasure talking with you,

Clive. One can never say enough about

the Phoenicians. Goodbye, Kim.

>> Bye.

>> You're as adorable as your mother. I'm

glad we've become friends.

You didn't really think I would hurt

her, did you?

I'm disappointed you think that of me,

but it did the trick.

You

>> all people,

>> I was hoping you'd be a part of this,

Tess.

I really was.

>> Shut up.

>> Tess.

Tess.

>> I'm not decent.

>> Um, your FBI agent's here. Keep this up.

I might think you're dating. Please.

>> What the hell were you thinking?

>> We could have taken him. We could have

taken him and protected your daughter.

We would have had him and this whole

thing would be over by now.

>> I knew that if I gave him the scroll in

the decoder, he wouldn't hurt her. I

wasn't going to take any chances. Not

with my daughter.

>> Okay. Okay. This is how it's going to

work. You will not question suspects.

You will not investigate these murders.

You will allow me for once to do my job.

And it will be a good day when I don't

have to rescue you.

>> Rescue me? When did that happen? I have

a car sitting outside right now that

will follow your every move until I tell

it not to follow your every move.

>> For my protection?

>> No, for my protection.

>> You don't get it, do you? I am not

questioning suspects to find out who

murdered who. I am on the trail of one

of the greatest archaeological finds of

all time.

>> I don't care if this is bigger than King

Tut. You are done, Dr. Chaken. And don't

take this the wrong way, but I hope to

never see you again.

>> We really appreciate you coming down to

talk to us, Dr. Chaken. Uh, Monsinger

D'Angelus specifically requested your

presence.

>> Oh, thank you. I'm I'm happy to help in

any way I can. Agent Daily, so nice to

see you again.

>> I'm sorry to hear you had to go through

such a terrifying ordeal, Dr. Chen.

>> Oh, thank you for your concern.

>> What can you tell us about Professor

Vance?

Professor Vance is the leading Templar

expert, and he wanted that decoder very

badly.

>> To decode what?

>> Scrolls. Isn't that right, Dr. J?

>> Face scroll. Actually,

>> three men are murdered to pursue a myth.

>> But they were real, right? The Templars

>> certainly, but the stories that are

associated with them. [gasps]

The Templars were the guardians of

Jesus's bloodline. They found the Holy

Grail, the body of Christ, the formula

to turn ordinary metals into gold.

[panting] Their devotion to the church

has been forgotten. It's the myths that

endure for conspiracy [clears throat]

mongers and treasure hunters.

>> Did you get to see what the scroll said?

I saw Professor Vance decoding it. Uh,

he had just started when we heard the

gunshots, so I don't know what it said.

You would need a decoder and the scroll.

>> I can get you one of the two.

Hey, you have to take me with you. Your

boss said so.

>> I don't care.

>> I have the scroll.

>> What?

>> A copy. I took a picture of it with my

phone before I gave it back to him.

>> Let's go.

Everything that goes through customs

gets screened, even things on loan from

the Vatican.

>> So, it's in 3D.

>> It's an advanced X-ray.

>> Incredible. It uses carbon nano tubes to

produce [music] a 3D image. Pretty cool,

huh?

Take your time. We've got about 150 more

to go.

[music]

There it is.

>> Okay, good. Get this to the NSA lab

right away.

Pretty, [music]

[music]

[music]

isn't it?

>> It's a perfect replica.

Now, let's see

if it works.

[music]

[music]

>> Bingo.

>> It doesn't leave here. And neither do

you.

Not until you tell me what that scroll

says.

>> Hello.

Hey, sweetie.

>> I'm sorry I'm still at work.

>> Good, cuz Uncle Clive said I could watch

anything I want on TV.

>> I did not. [laughter]

>> You sure know how to press my buttons.

>> Are you coming home soon? Yes.

>> I promise I'll be home soon.

>> Bring a pizza. Uncle Clive wants me to

eat dried dates.

>> Camel milk.

>> Yuck.

>> No pizza. No. Give me the phone. Give me

Give me

>> Give me No.

>> Give me the phone.

>> Honey, are you all right?

>> It's just Ego Clyde freaking out.

>> Beast whale.

>> Sweetheart,

>> you're grounded for 16 years.

>> Love you.

>> Love you.

>> Hey.

Hey, is that for me?

>> Are you done?

>> No.

>> Wait. You think keeping me here all

night is going to help you solve your

investigation?

>> No. I think keeping you here all night

is going to help me catch a murderer.

>> You know, Bill Vance insisted that he

had nothing to do with that.

>> Come on. You believe that?

>> I don't know what to believe anymore.

>> What about the other guy in the church?

I told you I heard shots.

>> I don't know. Maybe it was uh Vance

firing his own gun.

>> That doesn't make any sense.

>> Mhm. Just make sense of that. Okay.

>> Do you want to hear the first part?

>> Really?

>> Mhm.

>> Thank you.

>> You're welcome.

>> May 1291. [music]

I am sad to report that Jerusalem is now

lost. We abandoned the city. Its

darkness fell. Our hearts were led as we

watched it burn from the deck of [music]

our ship, the Falcon Temple.

On [music] the second night of our

journey, we sailed into a storm the

likes of which none of us had ever

encountered.

The winds are taking us east.

The storm is hitting at us from two

directions. We have to hide this.

[music]

Somewhere they won't find it if they

ship.

[music]

At the time, only Imar knew what was in

this important [music] document that we

had to protect at all costs.

[screaming]

>> [music]

>> The storm was more than any ship could

withstand. It was a miracle that Imar,

you and myself had survived the

shipwreck of the Falcon Temple.

>> Where are we

in enemy land?

>> [music]

>> For [music] days, we walked aimlessly

through the desert, guided only by our

faith.

In a desolate valley in the shadow of a

volcano, we finally reached a

fortification called Fansalis.

[music]

The enemy had just been there. Death

[music] was all around us.

Imar had a dark premonition. He knew

that I, Maan of Carmu, would be the one

to carry out our mission. [music]

God would have to watch over us a little

while longer.

>> [music]

>> Horseman.

>> [music]

>> Get

out of you.

>> [screaming]

[music]

>> Enough. on.

[music]

Immar is lying down, the leather pouch

clutched in his hand. I notice a large

blood stain on his side. I rush to him.

I shrugs off the injury and the pain.

Although it is clearly bad, there are

more pressing matters. [music] We had to

go. More were coming.

>> They will be back.

with more of their kind. You must go

now.

>> Hugh looked at me, indicating that we

should go without him. And soon Hugh

returns to the church entrance, [music]

sore drawn to keep watch. I kneel next

to Imar. He coughs, coughing up blood.

He indicates the pouch.

>> Hide this.

>> He asks me to hide it where it will not

be found and then says, [music]

>> "My journey

ends here.

Did Martin and Hugh get away? My

photograph of the scroll is not the

best. As you can see, some of the

letters on the edges are impossible to

read.

But I think it is clear from the text

that Martan of Carmo hid something of

great importance in that church. Vance

must be hoping that whatever they buried

is still there, and that's likely where

he's headed. To Fonales.

>> Fonales. Uh that's the town indicated in

the scroll.

>> It's uh it's not on any map. I've had

people at Langley working on it all

night. Father, do you think you could

ask your scholars in Rome?

>> Yes, of course. But

taking a step back here, we're talking

about a man who dressed up as a medieval

knight and was living in the dungeon of

a burntout church who was headed for a

town that no longer exists. By all

means, follow every lead, but don't let

the Templar myths distract you.

Dr. Shaken, I think you and I disagree

about the Templars.

>> I like to keep an open mind.

>> In any case, on behalf of the church, I

wanted to thank you for your efforts.

Theft of these precious artifacts has

been very distressing. At the highest

level,

are you a believer, if I may ask?

>> My father believed in hard evidence. We

took nothing on faith.

>> Well, again, my thanks.

>> You're welcome.

We took nothing on faith.

>> Where did you come from? Eavesdropper.

>> Loud talker. Why didn't you tell him the

story about your father in the cross of

Constantine? He would have loved that.

>> That was a very personal story from my

childhood.

Serves me right for telling you about

it.

>> Are you always this cynical?

>> Is it cynical to doubt and to question?

I mean, after all, it's the basis of the

scientific method.

>> Well, I don't hear doubt. I hear

dismissal. Look, if religion is as much

of a fairy tale as you make it out to

be, why does it matter so much to so

many?

>> Call me when you figure off on salad.

>> We'll do, Father Dailyaly.

>> Right.

>> Mom, I think I need your help.

Yes, baby.

>> I'm supposed to be writing about my

favorite tree and I'm stuck.

>> Okay. Well, what what tree do you have

any memories of or feel specifically a

kinship with?

>> That actually got me thinking of a

leaving.

Remember we used to see that at the

lake?

>> I think that would be the good choice.

>> Sure.

So, good. Alex

Babelonica.

>> What?

>> Alex Babilonica.

Weeping willow. That's it. Toxinomic

classification.

>> Taxonomic.

>> Yeah, that's it.

>> Sal.

Salace. Kim.

>> What?

>> You're brilliant.

>> Thanks.

>> Okay, look.

>> Salace is willow.

>> Yeah. in Latin. Fawn in Latin means

well. Now, the town that the Templars

came to with the well and the willow

outside the church,

Fon Sales, that's the name, well and

willow. It's my guess that the Templars

actually translated the name of the

village into Latin because the area was

under Ottoman rule.

And if I remember correctly, the great

Alici

mentioned it in one of his journals.

Oh my god. This

This is Ali's beautiful map.

All right. Come on, Alib.

That means well and willow in Turkish.

>> Looks like you found it.

>> Uh, not quite.

[music]

>> There it is. It's in Turkey. I've

actually been in that area very nearby.

>> Mom, the treasure. You're going to find

it. You're going to be famous.

>> It could all be a wild goose chase.

I bet you'd sure like to chase that

goose though, wouldn't you?

>> Well, I hung out my boots.

>> No, you do, Mario. They're on the shelf.

It's very easy access.

>> Furthest I'm going is that desk over

there.

Oh. Um, is that my cell phone? One

moment.

Mom, what about all those lectures you

give me about following my dreams?

>> The I have the greatest dream that

anyone could ever have already come

true. [music] I have you.

>> What about the treasure of the Templars?

[music]

>> You're You're saying you want me to go

after the treasure?

>> Yes,

because it's what you really really

want.

You're just going to stay home?

>> I can't do to you what my father did to

me.

>> That was a whole year at a time. This is

only 2 weeks, right?

[music]

>> Mom, you're my role model. Don't let me

down.

>> But I've never gone anywhere without you

before. I mean, what will I do? I can't

just leave you alone here. I'll be fine.

I'll take care of Uncle Clive as long as

we eat takeout. [laughter]

>> Just make sure to be back from my

competition.

>> Kim,

>> I love you, Mom.

>> I love you, too.

>> [music]

>> Thank you for coming so diligently.

>> Well, as you know, father, we're taking

this matter [music] very seriously.

>> I have no doubt about that. However,

days are going by. Impatience is growing

amongst my hierarchy.

>> Well, be assured of our total commitment

to the resolution of this case.

>> To [music] be honest, it is not the

commitment of your department, I might

question. It is its competence [music]

in this area.

I was wondering, have you had any luck

finding Fonales?

>> I'm afraid not.

>> Our scholars in Rome aren't fairing

[music] any better. If your experts and

ours haven't been able to find it,

perhaps Professor Vance is also having

some difficulty. What about Dr. Chaken?

Any word from her?

>> No.

>> What? You're not surprised?

You know, the most enduring myth [music]

about the Templars is that they hid

jewels and gold of incalculable wealth.

What a find that [music] would be.

And is that something a young, ambitious

archaeologist [music] would want to

share with the FBI?

[music]

>> [music]

[music]

>> Yeah, it's daily. Is she still there?

>> The daughter left with the boyfriend

about an hour ago, but she's still in

there.

>> All right, don't let her leave. I'll be

there in 10 minutes. [music]

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Come on. Come on. Come on,

Tess.

[music]

Oh,

yes.

Tess.

Tess.

[music]

Tess.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Right. So, is the flight on time?

>> Yes. Here's your flight information for

your transfer from Istanbul to Bodram.

Thanks.

[music]

You didn't call me.

>> I didn't have anything to say.

>> You didn't have anything to say to me.

>> I don't owe you an account of my

whereabouts.

>> But I'm beginning to think that

everything you say to me is a lie.

>> How can I trust you when you're having

me watch?

>> I'm having you watch because I don't

trust you.

>> Of course you don't. I can't go anywhere

without being followed.

>> It's to keep you out of trouble. I'm not

5 years old. I don't need a babysitter.

So, thanks, but no thanks. And just

leave me be. Okay.

>> No. No. Not until you tell me the truth.

>> Whoa.

>> You think you can just do whatever you

want?

>> Yeah. I always have and I always will

deal with it.

>> All right. Here's how I'll deal with it.

>> What? What are you doing?

>> I'm not going to let you go after Bill

Vance.

>> I don't care about Bill Vance. I'm going

on my own dig. And you're not going to

stop me.

>> Leave her alone. She wants to go after

Bill. Let her go. Somebody call the

police.

>> Great.

[music]

>> They actually thought I was running away

to be with some man.

>> Well, aren't you?

>> Come on, Sean. You ought to know me

better by now. I'm under no obligation

to you. And as an archaeologist of some

note, I should not advance an opinion

that may be mere speculation, thereby

being misleading. I also have a policy

not to tell anything to people who can

cuff me more than once. Come on.

>> Might be really off base here, but I

think you have to charge me with

something if you're going to keep me

here any longer.

>> I apologize.

>> All right.

Good luck. Hope you find your man. I

really do.

public.

>> Extraordinary. It's as if it never

happened. Excuse me, won't you?

Yes.

Delightful destination.

>> You're in my seat. FBI.

[sighs]

>> I hope they got a good movie.

If I start to snore, just give me a

little nudge. Yeah.

>> What are you

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> You

>> speak Turkish,

>> don't you?

>> No, not even enough to find the

bathrooms.

>> Right. So, don't even think about

pushing your weight around here. Okay.

My expedition. I call the shots. FBI is

totally useless out here.

>> Well,

not totally useless. Sean, good to see

you.

>> Jay, thanks for coming, man. Such short

notice, I'm not exactly in the uh center

of things. A my pleasure, man. Hope they

fit. You too. You going to introduce me

to your friend there?

>> No, no, nothing.

>> Tess Jacen.

>> Hey, Tess. I'm known as Jay, although

not many people know me.

>> Jay, everything looks great.

>> Good luck on your excavation.

>> Thank you, sir.

>> And if you need anything, you know where

to reach me?

>> I do. And Tess, if you need anything,

anything at all,

>> I'm your man.

>> Now she has your number. We'll see you

later, Jay.

>> Mean anything at all.

>> Goodbye, Jay.

>> Bye, Sean.

>> All right, keep an eye on him.

>> Who is he?

>> Jay is an old CIA buddy.

>> Are all your friends like that?

>> None of them are like that.

>> Okay, so I see you got shovels. Mhm.

>> Fine. But do you have CS?

>> Check.

>> Tent,

>> check.

>> Gas stove,

>> check.

>> Thermal blankets,

>> check.

>> Freeze ride food,

>> check.

>> Solar powered lantern,

>> check.

>> Sunblock,

>> check.

>> Rope,

>> check.

>> Water,

>> test, check.

>> Well, you're going to have to do

something about the suit. I mean, this

this spook look is going to scare the

locals.

>> Jay is good for some things.

>> Check.

>> Shall we?

>> Thank you.

Uh, excuse me. FBI property.

>> Uh, no. Excuse me. My expedition. I

drive.

>> Fine.

>> This will do.

>> This is going to do nicely.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Holy Mary, mother of God, woman and slow

down.

>> How does faith sit with being an

investigator?

>> Does this thing have airbags?

>> No, I mean it because you deal in facts

and and hard evidence and proof and all

that stuff

>> and

>> well and uh you know you're willing to

take other things on faith. How does

that work?

>> Well, you only believe something if you

got proof.

Huh?

>> Obtain a miracle.

If you're a believer, you don't need a

miracle. And if you're not a believer,

then no miracle is ever enough.

>> Drinking my water. That'll do it for me.

>> Oh god. Watch out.

>> Careful. Jesus.

>> Don't swear, by the way.

>> Not swearing. I'm praying.

>> Care. Oh god, they're angry.

>> Sorry.

>> You're insane. I know.

[music]

[music]

Heat. [music]

>> [music]

[music]

>> Ah, the thrill of the open road.

[music]

[music]

Nice shirt.

>> What's wrong with it?

>> The khaki with the uh dark dress pants.

>> I have khaki pants to match.

>> Put them on.

>> Where? Here.

>> Yeah, right here. Right now.

>> No.

>> Why not? Who's watching?

>> You're watching. You're here.

>> So,

like I care if you're wearing boxes or

briefs.

boxers.

>> Never mind.

>> Hey, does your boss know you're here?

>> Uh, you know, I call her, but I try and

I just I can't get a signal.

>> I didn't take you for a rule break or

something daily.

>> All right. All right. Hey, you sure you

know where you're going?

Hey, sorry.

This should be it.

Suyuchism Miku should be right around

here.

>> Did we miss a turn somewhere?

>> I don't understand. We are exactly

where

Alidrisi said it should be.

>> Who?

>> Alrici,

the the great ctographer, perhaps the

the greatest of all time.

No,

he kept extensive journals on his

travels throughout the Muslim world.

>> I'm not going to feel guilty when I tell

you I have no idea who you're talking

about.

>> Okay. Well, he wrote about Su Chesme

Kuyu in great detail. uh the the the

ruined church where the Templar

sheltered and how the village lay in a

valley in the shadow of a volcano and it

literally should be right here.

>> All right, let me get this straight.

We're following the directions of

>> Alrici.

>> Aladrrici who wrote what hundred years

ago?

>> Uh several

>> several hundred years ago uh about a

village called what?

>> So Kuyu

Chesmiku.

Okay. Okay. Okay. I thought we were

looking for Fonales, though.

>> It is Fonales.

Okay, let me break it down. So, Immar

and his fellow Templars, they were in

enemy territory when they wrote the

scroll, the the one that I decoded.

>> Sure.

>> They called it Fonalis. And then I asked

myself, wait, how would they know the

Latin name?

>> Why wouldn't they know the Latin name of

the town?

>> Because the village had fallen under

Ottoman rule, so the name would just be

in Turkish, but I must have translated

it into Latin in case the scroll should

fall into enemy hands.

>> Clever Templar. So, okay. So, Fales

>> means well and willow

>> which translates to

>> soyu in Turkish

>> which is where

>> it should be right here.

>> Right here.

>> Where is [screaming] it?

So you ch me. What?

>> So you chase me.

>> So you ch me. Cuyo.

So you chase me, Coyu?

>> The village has been in ruins for

hundreds of years. He is old, but he's

not that old.

>> Check, please.

>> Hey, ask him if he's seen uh Bill Hans.

Excuse me. Excuse me, sir. Excuse me.

>> Americao

or Morada.

Well, maybe that means if uh Bill Vance

isn't in the area, then town you're

looking for is neither.

>> I'm going to find that town and I'm

going to find it before Bill Vance.

>> I'm not questioning your

professionalism, Dr. Jacob.

>> Look, all he's got is what I've got.

Okay, we got the same information from

the same scroll. After that, it's

experience, smarts, and gut instinct.

One out of three.

>> I'll take those odds.

>> One out of three. Which one is yours?

>> You [music] can guess.

[music]

Yeehaw. [music]

>> You want me to drive for a bit? You've

been going at it for about 10 hours.

>> No, I'm good, thanks.

>> All right. I just don't want you to lose

concentration, hit a rock, break an

axle, you know,

>> like that would happen.

Sorry.

>> Juice.

>> No, water. If we can, you know,

>> I get it. [clears throat]

>> Did you give up juice for lint?

>> Well, thank you.

Did you grow up like that?

>> Uh,

my parents weren't particularly

religious. No.

>> Sorry. Am I getting too personal?

>> Mm-m.

Uh, my dad killed himself when I was 10

for no apparent reason. Hit my mom

pretty hard. So, the only one I could

talk to was uh was my parish priest. And

uh he helped me get through it. But it's

not out of out of loyalty to him that I

I just believe because I have faith.

>> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be

disrespectful.

>> No, it's not disrespectful at all. Um

well, we should uh we should set up camp

here, huh?

>> Let's see what Jay did for us.

Oh, wow. Would

you like to try my internationally

acclaimed chicken?

>> Jay thought of everything except um

>> Where's your sleeping bag?

[music]

>> Mon senior. The archbishop has been

trying to reach you.

>> I have some personal matters to attend

to. [music] I will call him when I

return to New York in a few days.

>> Very well. [music]

>> [music]

>> Where are they?

>> Driving around in circles. But no

worries. I know exactly where they are

at all times.

[music]

>> No offense, but you're taking Al King.

It looked like something I wouldn't have

even fed my dog.

>> Your dog?

>> His name was Sean. Ah, so every time you

say my name, you get a a warm glow.

>> Actually, I worry if there's urine on

the carpet.

>> My husband hated the dog.

>> Husband?

>> Exhib?

>> Yep. His name was Tom, and he was voted

one of the 50 sexiest people, I suppose,

in the world by People magazine that

year.

>> It's quite an accomplishment. Sexy

archaeologist.

>> Mm-m.

>> No. Anchor man.

>> Really?

>> Fires erupt in Sierra Canyon and tempers

flare over the resoning of the yoga

center. Join me at 10 as we discuss a

new mysterious element that is affecting

people's skin. [laughter]

>> That was that was him. Beautiful to look

at but dumb as rocks.

>> What about you?

>> H

>> any special little lady?

>> What is that?

Oh. Uh, married

>> to the job.

>> Well, here's to, uh, being single.

>> Cheers.

>> Cheers.

>> Guess it's late.

>> It is late.

>> So, are you going to be okay out here?

>> Yes, I will be okay out here. I'll be

fine. If you hear me scream, come

running. But uh I'll

>> send out the troops soon.

>> Yeah, do.

>> Hey, Sean.

>> Yeah,

>> I forgot what I was going to say.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Hey. Hey. Hey.

Heat. Heat. [music]

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> It must be the mountaineer.

[music]

Remember to whom you are speaking.

>> Yes, Mont.

>> John, wake up. What?

>> Put your boots on.

>> Okay,

>> I figured it out.

>> Nothing. Come on, let's go. It's been

here long. Come on, let's go. Get up.

Come on. [music]

[music]

We've been here before. There's nothing.

Oh, how could I have been so stupid?

It's been here all along. Something else

is here, buried under all these layers

of volcanic ash and sediment.

>> Oh, you want to you want to dig a hole

through the lava?

>> Uh-huh.

Here's your shovel, big boy.

>> Here.

>> Yeah.

I know it seems like we've been digging

forever. I mean, we should be in China

by now, but if you just give it a few

more minutes, I think we're going to hit

it.

>> Hey.

>> Yeah.

>> What happened last night?

>> Weren't you there?

>> No, I mean,

I don't

I don't get involved like that easily.

Cuz is this it?

>> Did it mean anything to you?

>> I don't know. I

I guess I I don't know if I'm ready to

figure that out yet.

>> All right. Well, so you know,

I don't usually get involved unless it

matters.

>> Okay.

Thanks.

>> We'll just rest for a little bit.

>> I It's not

I have issues.

>> I thought we just handled them.

>> No, not with Not with that. With uh

I have issues with being buried alive.

And

>> you can't have issues your FBI.

>> I know.

>> Look, if if we get buried down there,

we'd be buried dead. But that's not

going to happen because I promised my

daughter Kimmy that I'm going to be back

for a martial arts competition next

week. So, I swear to you that will not

happen.

>> Uh-huh.

But my dad uh when he shot himself, I

was a kid, you know, and I didn't really

believe that he was dead. So, my mom

drove me to his grave and uh showed me

that he was dead.

And while we were there, I had this idea

that something terrible had happened,

that

that they' buried him and he wasn't

really dead.

So, uh,

ever since I've

>> I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't realize it

was I'm sorry.

>> No, I didn't mean to would. I just had

to kind of

>> Yeah.

>> Let's keep digging. Okay. You sure?

>> Yeah, I'm sure. Okay.

>> What was that?

>> I don't know.

>> Oh boy.

>> If that is what I think it is, that

>> What is that?

>> That is a roof tile of a house that was

covered in lava by that volcano. You

found it. Look at this.

>> We found it.

>> You found it. You found it.

>> We found it.

>> We found it.

We found it. We found it.

[music]

>> That's my girl.

I [music] got to get

good.

All right.

You found it. You get the honor.

[music] Ready for this?

[music]

>> We got to

We got to go down that hole.

>> That's [music] why you're wearing khaki,

Tomb Raider.

>> Mhm.

>> Are you [music] sure you're okay with

this?

If I told you how much I wanted to do

this, you you wouldn't believe me.

[screaming]

>> John, are you okay?

>> I think I'm okay.

All right, hang [music] on one second.

I'll be right there.

All right, I'm coming.

You okay?

>> Yeah, I'm okay.

>> See, we're alive. Not very alive. No

more issues, right?

>> Right.

>> Cool.

>> I don't get it. How survived?

>> I bet you it's like Pompei.

Ash covered everything. suffocated those

who couldn't get away. The law sealed

everything in.

>> How about a little muscle serious?

Should the girl do all the heavy

lifting?

>> How about a little sympathy?

>> I gave you sympathy. I asked how you

were.

You want to hear from sympathy? Okay. My

dad, he was so tough when I was nine. I

broke my arm. And he wouldn't believe me

till he saw the X-ray.

>> That explains why. Watch out.

>> Wa.

>> Okay, now that's creepy.

>> Rule number one, never destroy anything.

>> Gotcha.

>> Shall we?

>> Shall we?

Careful.

[music]

Were

[music]

they [music] trying to get in?

>> Get out, I think. Probably trying to

escape from the poison clouds.

>> Yeah.

>> Hey, with any luck, that tunnel might

lead us straight to the church.

You up for it?

>> Uh, which way is back?

Can I tell you after we've reached the

church?

>> I thought as much.

[music]

>> Remind me why we're doing this again.

>> Following in the footsteps of the

Templars.

>> And why did the Templars come here?

>> That, my young Shawn, is a fantastic

tale, and you and I will be the ones

telling it.

>> So, Jerusalem [music] is lost. Muslim

warriors have conquered it by the sword,

and the Templars prepare to die. every

last man. Then William Abjo, the

Grandmaster of the Templars, commands

[music] two of his knights, Makta and

Imar, to flee the city.

Their mission to secure the secret of

the Templar treasure. They set sail from

Ak. Then details are a bit fuzzy given

that I don't have access to the original

scroll.

They end up here whereupon they are

immediately set upon by Mamalukes.

>> Manalukes? Yeah. Enemies of you

Christians.

[screaming]

>> Oh my. The Templars were amazing

warriors.

Marta and Ama fought valiantly.

Wow. This is really tight in here.

All right.

They killed one and then most of the

mammalukes [music] right in front of the

church. You going to be okay?

>> We'll see.

>> Got it.

>> Yeah.

>> And there it is. [music] Willow and

Well,

[music]

Wow. [sighs]

It hasn't changed in 700 years.

[music]

All right. is where it won't be found.

[music]

My journey ends here.

Emma, [clears throat]

you must complete the task [panting]

that we begun.

[music]

>> [snorts]

>> Hide it. Hide it. And when you can

return to it, the survival of our order

depends on it. [panting]

[music]

There's got to be something in this

church. I know it.

[music]

Wow.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

>> [music]

[music]

>> How beautiful is this?

[music]

Oh, look at that.

Incredible. How well preserved

wrote about a grave marker.

[music]

What's the name? What's the name of the

grave marker?

[music]

[snorts]

All right. About

[music]

[music]

[music]

you.

>> [music]

>> this.

>> What?

Whatever this is about, whatever we find

under here.

Respect the past.

Respect what the Templars stood for as

guardians of the church that millions

around the world deeply believe in

today. as much as that.

[music]

>> I will promise.

>> Thank you. [music]

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Heat. Heat.

Sean,

a pouch. Sean, look.

Tess.

Tess.

Tess.

Tess. Are you okay? Tess.

>> Stop.

>> Give me your hand. Give me your hand.

Come on.

Oh god. I know.

You okay? Let's go.

[music]

T, give me your hand. T, give me your

hand. Give me your hand. Help me here.

Come on. Come on.

>> I need your help. [ __ ]

There you go. [screaming]

[music]

Oh my god.

[panting]

>> It should have been me who was worried

about being buried alive. [laughter]

>> I still have it.

Let's see what it is.

Look, John. [panting]

Look, look,

[music]

>> Tess.

Well done.

Hand it over.

[music]

Can you introduce me to your friend

Tess?

>> Oh yeah, how rude of me. Bill Vance.

This is Agent John Dailyaly.

>> FBI.

You were under arrest for the murders of

Gus Waldron, Bronco Petravich, Mitch

Addison.

>> Had nothing to do with their deaths.

>> Not that I care. One way or another.

Common criminals. Not one of them

interested in anything apart from their

own greed.

>> This is so much more than that.

>> Well, you can prove your innocence once

you're back on US soil.

>> You should join me, Tess.

This is just as much your discovery as

it is mine.

>> It's my discovery. I found it.

>> What are you talking about?

What do you think this is, Tess? It's an

astrolab invented by a woman, by the

way. Hipatia, famous Greek philosopher

and mathematician, torn to shreds by a

gang of angry men.

>> That's right. Primitive sex looks to be

at least a couple of hundred years older

than the earliest examples I've ever

seen.

>> Up.

>> Remarkable.

Wait for me. Go, go, go.

>> [music]

>> Don't get

out.

You got him, son.

[music]

Hold on.

[groaning and screaming]

>> You okay?

>> Yeah.

Oh crap.

>> That's a bad idea.

That's what you're doing.

You drive like your father.

>> I knew it.

[music]

[music]

>> How do you track them now?

I don't.

>> Well, suggest something.

>> A flock of angels

[music]

find them.

Vance. Vance. Out of the vehicle now.

Huh? Now. What?

>> I got some rope. and two ties.

>> Turn around.

>> Turn around.

>> Give me that.

>> Who the hell was that? And why were they

shooting at us?

>> I can think of lots of people who would

prefer that the treasure of the Templars

was never found.

>> Who? [sighs]

>> The Vatican.

>> Really, Tess? Tight.

>> Yeah. Hang on one second. Sorry. There

you go.

>> Come on. Come on. Hey.

>> No. It's ruined.

Sit down.

>> Stupid idiot broke it.

>> [music]

>> Guys, find a safer spot. Come on.

>> All right. All right. Coming.

>> Yes, Cardinal. I am visiting your

beautiful country. Actually, [music] I

ran into some difficulties and would

appreciate your assistance.

He's not going anywhere

>> here. H

Thank you, Jess.

>> Tess, I I know I know what you think of

me, but um

>> How could you know what I think of you?

You were someone that I revered as a

child. You lied to me. You tricked me.

And you threatened my daughter.

>> I would never have harmed her ever, just

as I would never harm you.

>> Yeah, what was that a couple of hours

ago when you held us at gunpoint? You

nearly had us all killed.

>> That was a mistake. Please, Tess, listen

to me. I know it may seem strange to

you, but I'm only doing this in the name

of our passion.

>> It's too late, Bill.

>> Tessa, it was Oliver Jacin, your father,

who taught me taught me to be whatever

it took to uncover the truth. When

everybody said it was impossible, when

the mind and the body are saying, "Give

up. It's too hard. There's nothing

there."

>> He would still carry on.

He would never never

let go.

Tess, if we don't do anything,

the treasure of the Templars will be

lost forever.

Who are we to decide that we can deprive

the world of its past? I mean, is our

well-being worth silencing the truth?

>> Think about what your father would

answer. [music]

>> Stop it. Do you know

Do you know why the Templars hid the

Astro Lab?

>> Because the Astro Lab was locked in

position at the time of the sinking of

[music] the Templar ship.

>> Yes. Because they knew that one day it

would lead them right back to the sunken

ship.

>> But now it's gone. The Astro Lab is

broken thanks to you and and the setting

is lost forever.

>> I memorized them.

>> [music]

>> Who else is after this?

>> I told you the Vatican. Tess.

The Templars are crying out to us from

the past.

They were [music] hunted down by Rome

and eliminated to the last man.

Don't let them have what the Templars

left behind for the world to know.

[music]

>> Sorry, Bill.

Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

>> [music]

[music]

>> He doesn't quit, does he?

[sighs]

This is nice here.

That's better, huh?

>> Yeah.

>> So, tomorrow I'll uh I'll drive us all

to the airport. We'll get on a plane.

We'll fence and head back to the States.

He's going to have to face whatever

charges they bring against him.

>> Could I have just one more day with him?

Just just just [clears throat]

one day. You can keep him in handcuffs

the whole time.

I just think that together we will find

the Templar treasure. We're so close. I

can feel it. I know it. And if we don't,

by day's end, we'll all hop in the

plane. I won't say a word. And I'll help

you in every way possible win your case.

>> What did he tell you?

>> He memorized the setting of the Astrolab

before it broke. And I found a letter

inside the pouch, which was written by

the Templars, and it describes how the

treasure is hidden inside the sunken

ship. together, we really would find it.

>> I can't, Tess. I can't do it. I can't do

it.

Come on.

[music]

>> The Templars were the guardians of

Jesus's bloodline.

>> We took nothing on faith. [music]

T

pass.

[music]

>> [music]

[laughter]

>> Hey.

Oh man. Oh man. [laughter]

Hey, thank God. You have no idea.

Good. Uh, no, no, no. Stop, stop, stop,

stop. I'm right here. Stop. Hey, hey,

hey, hey, hey. No, I get it. Hey,

hey,

[music]

>> if you wait here, Tess, I'll go and

complete the deal for the boat. I'll be

right back.

J.

>> Hey. Um, this is Tess Chaken. Uh, we met

at the Bram airport.

>> Yeah. How can I forget? What can I do

for you?

>> Look, I kind of stranded your buddy Sha

Daly in the desert.

>> You guys have a little tiff out there.

>> It's complicated.

>> Yeah, it usually is.

>> All right. I'll tell you what. I'll

track him down and I'll keep you

updated. All right.

>> Okay. Thanks, Jay. Always a pleasure,

Tess.

>> Daily.

>> Hey, it's me. Are you okay?

>> I'm fine. Disappointed?

>> No, I'm apologetic.

>> No. Hey,

>> shouldn't have expected anything less

from you.

>> Look, I had to follow this. You know

that. I I I just had to.

It's my mistake.

>> Where are you?

>> You know, the second he doesn't need

you, he's going to kill you.

>> Listen, I called your friend for you.

>> Sean

talking to Daily Tess. Did romance bloom

among the silent rocks [music] of the

desert?

>> I was trying the states.

>> I've got a boat ready for tonight. We'll

slip up with the fishing boats

discreetly out of the harbor. [music]

It's all working well. Tess,

>> don't make me regret this. Bill,

>> Tess, you made the right choice. Don't

worry. [music]

Your father would be proud.

All right, there's something you should

know.

>> In the pouch along with what used to be

the ruined Astro Lab,

>> there was a letter written by the

Templars.

>> Really?

[music]

>> Where is it? What does it say?

>> I don't have it on me, but

[music]

>> when the time comes. Ah.

H

>> Daily.

>> Hey, it's Jake.

>> Hey, buddy. How are you?

>> Got a message from uh your lady friends.

Everything all right out there?

>> Yeah, I'm fine.

>> You sure about that?

>> Of course. Yeah. What'd she tell you?

>> Nothing much. Just uh

>> she left you out in the desert with uh

>> nothing but a wrecked rover.

>> You want us to come get you? I got a

location on you.

>> No, Jake. Um, I'm fine. Don't come. I uh

I don't want you to get involved in all

this.

>> Sean,

>> you sure about that?

>> Hey, this this stays between us, right?

>> Right.

>> I need you to do do me a favor. Find her

fast. Can you do that for me?

>> I got a little soft spot for him. Huh?

>> Jay, just find her.

>> I'll take care of it. Let me call you

back.

>> Hey.

Hey,

hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,

hey.

Let me guess. Tess chicken.

Where is she with that?

my security agent.

>> You just happened to be in the

neighborhood until you thought you

dropped by.

>> The Vatican has informed the bureau that

it requires my presence while you

continue your investigation. Who knows,

I may even be of some assistance to you.

Seems I have already.

This is a very important matter to the

church. It considers that any Templar

discoveries are church property.

>> Really? Thought it was all just a myth.

Cooperate with me, Sean. The church,

your church will be eternally grateful.

Jay, yes. No, I'm fine. You have news

for me.

Oh, that's terrific. Thank you so much.

I'll be in touch.

Father, so you know I'm after a suspect.

Any Templar treasure that's found you

can fight over with Tesen for all I

care.

>> Need a lift.

>> Thank you, man. Where too?

>> The coast.

Listen, um, it might be kind of hard for

me to call you for the next few days,

but if you don't hear from me, don't

worry, okay? I just, uh, I think I'm

going to be a little out of range. I

just want to tell you that I love you

with all my heart.

>> All right. Bye, Jess.

>> We have to go now. They're waiting for

us.

All

right, Captain. Let's go.

>> Well done, Sean. They'll lead us

straight [music] to the Templar ship.

>> I told you I'm not after any treasure.

>> You arrest Vance now. The secret of the

Templars ends here. This investigation

is not over. Not until we find what

they're after.

>> They board it. Is there an easy way for

[music] us to join the party?

>> I'll do what is necessary.

>> Perfect.

>> I'm sorry, father. This isn't what I

signed up for.

>> I could take him out now.

>> Patience is a virtue.

>> [music]

>> We've got something.

The magnetometer reading is a bit high,

but here it comes.

Steel plating. Probably late 19th

century. Keep looking.

>> Falcon's playing hard to get.

>> We're very close, Tess. We're right over

it.

>> We're heading into the heart of a major

storm.

Just like the one that hit the Templars.

After everything they went through to

escape Jerusalem, they had to have

wondered if God was on their side.

>> The letter in the pouch. What does it

say?

Does it need a decoder? And you're only

going to tell me now?

>> It's in Latin. They must have assumed

that it was so well hidden that only a

Templar would find it.

>> What?

>> I'll give you the gist of it. Okay, so

they were on the Falcon Temple and a

sudden violent storm like this one

pushed them off course.

They fear they are going to have to land

in enemy territory or worse yet the ship

will sink at sea.

The enormous waves nearly washed them

overboard.

>> As the storm was raging, Martha and Ma

found a place to hide their precious

document while Hugh locked their

position on the astrolab.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> And in the base of the Falcon's figure

[music] head, they sealed the document

the Grandmaster had given them.

Professor Van, come have a look.

Can you push in any tighter?

>> The Falcon Temple.

Seems like they're stopping.

>> Was it on your orders that he killed Gus

Walder?

>> Huh? Bronco Petravich? Mitch Addison?

>> Who the hell are you? Man of faith like

you.

And like you, I have to make difficult

choices.

>> The Vatican doesn't know what I do.

We're fighting a war here, Sean. A war

for everything we believe in.

>> It's a good speech, father. You should

try it out next Sunday.

Where's the rest of the ship?

>> The figurehead is all we need. Bring it

up.

>> This isn't about a treasure, is it?

>> They found it.

[music]

>> Bring it up. Even if you bring it up,

the waves are too strong. We won't be

able to bring it on the water.

>> Bring up the figurehead and you can have

everything else.

Just think ahead. That's all [music] you

want. There's treasure down there. It's

yours. Bring it up if you want to be

rich beyond your wildest dreams.

>> You got it. She's got

[music]

you. You're just going to give him the

treasure?

It's beyond imagining. Tess Martan of

Carmo spoke about this find in his

diary.

The [music] writings of a carpenter

named Yeshua of Nazareth.

A man

and only a man.

So that's what's hidden inside the

figurehead of gospel.

>> That is the real treasure.

The one the one the Templars fought to

bring to the world.

The gospel of Yeshua

destroys the very foundation of

Christianity.

Don't do it. You have not been.

>> It's kind of ironic, isn't it? The

storm's going to sink us just like the

one that sank the Falcon Temple.

>> Not yet.

>> Would serve everyone right. The curse of

the Templars.

>> The Templars were heretics. So they were

tortured, [music] burned at the stake as

usual. Church as much to repent. But not

when it comes to the Templars.

[music]

The floaters are in position. It won't

be long now.

For centuries, rumors have persisted

that they discovered something in

Jerusalem. A document that would destroy

the church. A new and unknown gospel.

>> That's what this is about. A secret

gospel.

>> Liberabit. The truth doesn't always set

you free.

>> [music]

>> Get electronic edge.

>> They're going to bring up the Falcon

Temple

now.

Heat. Heat.

Now

you're all going to do exactly as I say.

[music]

You want to kill me? Go ahead. If you

want to go down with the ship, stay

where you are.

>> I don't want to hurt you. All I want is

the Falcon.

>> So, you are to suppress it, Montinor.

The gospel of Yeshua,

the gospel you have feared all your

life.

You'll never see the light of day.

>> Man of faith.

Deal with her.

Heat.

Heat.

>> [music]

>> Hey, Every poisonous word of your gospel

is a lie. This is the end of religion.

All religion.

What you're professing is nothing but

heresy. return.

[screaming]

>> It's over, D'Angelus. You can't stop it

now.

>> [screaming]

[groaning]

[screaming]

>> Let him go.

>> [music]

>> Are you okay?

>> Yeah. You?

>> Yeah. Come on. Let's get out of here,

>> Sean.

>> Oh, don't tell me you got a problem with

water now.

[music]

>> I'm so sorry.

Hold on to me.

[music]

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

[cough]

Where am I?

>> You are in my home. You are safe now.

My name is Constantine.

>> My father found the cross of

Constantine.

>> And now you have found me.

It was a terrible storm. All the way

from the coast of Turkey to our little

island of Seing.

Fisherman found you on the beach.

You must rest now.

Did they find anyone else?

>> They found a man.

>> What man?

>> He was on the beach, not far from you,

but his condition is not too good.

>> I have to see him.

>> No,

>> I have to. I have to. Please, please

take me to him, please.

Sean,

>> the doctor thinks he has suffered a head

injury. He's in a [music] coma.

>> Can we get him to a hospital?

>> The nearest hospital is on the [music]

island of roads. They have a helicopter,

but the phones are down. This this

[music] storm was devastating.

The doctor thinks that moving him is not

a good idea.

[music]

[music]

>> So, do you live alone here?

>> Yes. Yes. It must be a weakness.

I can only get guidance in isolation.

If I went to uh what is it? Uh time

square in New York, I would probably be

disintegrated in a few seconds.

Too many images, too many eyes. But

you know, some people here think I am a

saint, but I'm not.

I'm just a humble man who doesn't know

what to do with himself.

I watch a tree growing

and I can see inside the harmony of the

world.

The harmony that God gave us.

That's why the people bring me some food

to thank me for my devotion.

If they only knew how easy it is to be a

saint,

they probably would stop.

>> Well, I'm sorry to to disturb your

peace.

>> Oh, don't be sorry.

Perhaps there is a reason that you are

here.

>> What might that be?

[laughter]

>> I I rescue you.

>> I give you my home. I give you a roof. I

give you food

and you want me to uncover the secrets

of life.

That's something for you to do.

Life brings life.

Joy brings joy.

And hope brings hope.

Yesus,

[music] thank God that you and your

friend were washed ashore on this

island.

A miracle.

>> Can we have another?

It would be good for him to hear your

[music] voice.

I see how you feel about him.

He can hear you. That I know.

Talk to him.

[music]

Pray for him.

I'm not very good at that.

>> Honesty is the only quality required

during the storm. There were four

fishing boats out on the sea. The

[music] families prayed to God and they

all came back unharmed to us.

Now they offer prayers of thanks

and prayers for your friend's recovery.

>> But they don't even know him.

>> We are all children of God.

Hey Sean,

if you can hear me,

wake up.

Come on.

You got to wake up so that you can chew

me out for leaving you alone in the

desert and making you come after me.

I'm really sorry about that. I'm truly

sorry.

These are the two fishermen who found

you.

>> I owe you so much. Because of you, I'll

see my daughter again.

>> She's glad the sweater fits.

>> I'll wear it always and think of you.

It's beautiful.

>> They said not to worry about your

friend. They lit candles for him.

Have faith.

>> The place they found me. Is it far from

here?

>> Not too far.

>> Are you strong enough?

>> I'm fine. Custody.

>> I will tell them to leave you there.

>> I know

we've never spoken before.

I I don't know how to address you.

There is no reason at all that you

should listen to me.

I've

ignored your existence, doubted it my

whole life.

But

please know

with all my heart and soul.

I beg you to save Sean Daily,

I thank you

because he's one of the good ones.

Heat

>> [music]

>> up here.

>> [music]

>> Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

>> [music]

[music]

>> It's an Aramaic.

No, I'm I'm not a ghost, my darling.

and very much alive. Cause for

rejoicing, wouldn't you say?

A miracle, don't you think? The monks

who found me washed up on the shore

certainly think so.

>> I'm glad you're okay, Bill.

>> I am a okay, Tess.

What's more important?

The sea has given up its treasure,

but it isn't exactly what you were

expecting.

Go on, read it. I taught you Aramaic.

You haven't forgotten it, have you?

>> The Gospel

of Yeshua of Nazareth,

>> a carpenter,

a man, only a man.

>> You haven't read it yet. How can you

know what it says?

You're saying that there's

that there's no virgin birth,

no resurrection,

>> no miracles.

Thousands of years ago, men needed gods

to deal with death and plagues and

unreliable harvests.

But now,

tell that to the people up there in the

village.

>> Phil, you want to destroy that which you

can no longer feel. Love and compassion,

all the things that Jesus preached.

[laughter]

>> TZ,

have you seen the light? Our infallible

church has found itself another convert.

Hallelujah. Praise the Lord.

>> Bill,

>> you're trying to destroy what gives all

those people purpose and hope.

>> I am the last Templar.

It is my mission to finish what they

began.

Only by that could mankind be free.

Give it to me, Tess. Give it to me.

>> No.

>> No, Bill. I've seen what faith means to

others.

>> People are deluded. It's naive. Don't be

one of them.

>> The Templers could have faked something

like this. They had the knowhow.

>> Why you getting upset? Whether it's real

or whether it's fake. What is there to

fear? I just want the world to know the

truth. Whatever it is.

>> I don't believe you.

>> Now give it to me.

>> I don't I don't I don't trust you. Stay.

Stay away.

>> Yes. I don't trust you, Phil. I don't.

No. Stay away.

>> Get out of me. T

me,

>> Bill.

T

[music]

[music]

Heaven.

[music]

It's all gone.

Bill Vance is gone.

The treasure of the gospel of Jesus

gone.

Never know if it was

if it was real or false what it said.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Imar, [music] I'm glad you're here. I

need you and Martin to take this scroll

back with you to the Holy Land.

[music]

[music]

This is what we labored for so long to

find in the ruins of the temple.

[music] The gospel of Jesus.

Labored to find,

but never did. [music]

This is what it would have looked like

if it had ever really existed.

[music]

>> [music]

>> never existed.

This isn't the real gospel of Jesus.

Imar,

[music]

it doesn't matter that it's not real.

What really matters [music] is that our

enemies think it's real.

How many have died as we battle for our

God, for his supremacy?

We are [music] drenched in blood, we and

our foes alike, and we bleed the same.

Will [music] we ever set aside our

hatred for each other? We will.

with this.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Sean,

I don't let anyone into my life. I

haven't in a long time.

What I'll never regret

[music] was that night on the mountain.

[music]

Come back, Sean.

[music]

[music]

Heat. Heat.

>> [music]

>> It's okay.

>> [music]

>> Yes. Thank you.

>> Thank you so much.

>> I don't know how I can ever thank you.

>> You said to me your father found the

cross of Constantine. That's the emperor

Constantine. It was his greatest find.

When I was a child, I used to think that

someone came down out of the sky and

whispered in his ear to tell him where

to find it. Maybe you were right. Cuz

children have a way to see the truth.

Their minds do not get confused with

questions of reason.

That's why I resist growing up.

[music]

God be with you.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> And it gives me great pleasure to

personally hand over to you, Archbishop,

the last missing artifact of the Vatican

Treasures collection. It gives me even

greater pleasure to accept it on behalf

of his holiness who I know is very

grateful to the FBI.

>> Thank you. [applause]

[clears throat]

>> You're late again.

While you guys were outside seeing the

Mediterranean islands and enjoying the

grilled calamari, I was busy recovering

the Vatican's belongings.

I've been meaning to ask you what

happened to your good luck boots.

>> Oh, uh, they're at the bottom of the

sea,

like your shoes.

[laughter]

>> [music]

>> I have to go.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Mom. Hi. Hi.

>> That was cutting it mighty close.

Kenny's next.

>> I threw in the last 10 loss.

>> And um where's your agent man?

>> Agent man?

I could read it on the phone. in the

shines long distance where rates apply.

>> He's fine. He's doing agent man things.

>> I must tell you how sorry I am that

Monsenior D'Angelus created such

difficulties for you and Dr. Chaen. He

was true believer. His actions were

never condoned at any level

>> and this gospel of Jesus.

How many have tried to destroy our faith

with secrets unearthed from this or that

holy site?

2,000 years.

Faith in God, belief in our Lord and his

message, that is our strength and always

will be.

>> Amen.

>> [music]

>> and

>> and nothing

shipboard romance. Uh, two ships passing

in the night, a ship hitting a major

storm and sinking at sea.

>> I created a monster. You

>> got a monster?

[applause]

>> I can see who she takes after.

What I'll never regret is that night

on the mountain. [applause]

I don't let my guard down.

I don't let anyone into my life.

I haven't in a long time.

You heard?

>> Yeah.

Thank [applause]

>> I thought you [music] could use a new

pair of these.

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

>> Heat. Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Heat. Heat. [music]

>> [music]

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