Outer Banks (2020) s03e04 Episode Script

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Okay.
It's gotta be here somewhere.
Okay. Okay. Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh no.
Oh God, the window.
Come on, ol' girl.
No.
No, no, no, no, this can't be the diary.
No, no.
No, no. There's got to be something here.
Shit.
No!
Okay, I swear he was here.
- He was here.
- John B, I
- No, I swear, he was here, all right?
- Okay.
I'm not crazy.
Look, that's the boat right there. Okay?
And he was sleeping inside right there.
Look, uh, you believe me.
- I mean
- Right?
Hell, I wouldn't believe him either.
Hello, Sarah.
W Oh my God.
- Come on, Sarah.
- Where did you go?
Or should I say Mrs. Routledge?
- Welcome to the family, Sarah.
- Where the hell did you go?
Sorry.
I can't
Come on, son. It's a day of celebration.
Bring it on in, boy.
Surprise.
I can't I can't believe it.
- Welcome to the Outer Banks, Cleo.
- You're crazy, Pope.
Your parents are not going
to appreciate me shacking up.
Of course they will. Are you kidding?
Heyward might put you to work,
but we could always use the help.
I don't know, man. You sure?
Yeah, look, he might squawk a little bit,
but let me talk to him.
We'll figure it out.
This is me.
Home sweet home.
Damn, Kiara. You live here?
This is like the White House, man.
- How bad you think it's gonna be?
- Scale of one to ten?
- Twenty.
- Do you want us to hold up here?
No, I I gotta take this.
Thanks for walking me.
Bye, Jayj.
Don't ask me ♪
What you know is true ♪
Don't have to tell you ♪
- I love your precious heart ♪
- Nobody's called me.
No, I don't think so.
I have to call you back.
Hey, Mom.
I'm really sorry.
Two worlds collided ♪
Oh my God.
Are you okay?
- Mike!
- I'm okay, I'm okay. I promise.
Dad. Hey.
We could live, yeah ♪
I'm sorry.
For a thousand years ♪
But if I hurt you ♪
- I'm so sorry.
- You apologize tomorrow.
I told you ♪
We could fly ♪
'Cause we all have wings ♪
But some of us don't know why ♪
I was standing ♪
And you were there ♪
Two worlds collided ♪
And they could never ♪
Ever tear us apart ♪
She was
on the container ship with us, okay?
She got stranded on the island with us.
She saved my life,
and we can help her now.
Please.
Okay, while you're out
looking for your city of gold,
I'm gonna go home and steal some clothes
and maybe a phone if I can find it.
- See you later. Road to the mother lode.
- I'll be back.
Six o'clock, back here.
Don't be late.
Toodles.
Brought an old friend to see you.
- Where'd you get this?
- The impound lot. Where do you think?
Where do I think? Um, I don't know.
I'm trying to figure out
why you didn't say when Sarah was here.
- Oh, Dad, come on. Seriously?
- Hey. Just you and me.
You and me, okay, great.
Okay. Well, did you
at least find the diary?
Yeah, I found the diary, all right.
It was a big pile of mush.
The window was left down.
It got rained on.
You could have shut the window.
Well, uh, there were some complications.
I wasn't planning on being gone that long.
Yeah, well, that diary's done.
But I got another idea. Plan B. Come on.
- Plan B. Okay.
- Riches and glory. Come on.
- Let's go.
- This is great. This is great.
She'll be all right. Get in.
- Okay.
- What are you doing? Let's go.
Take care of your people.
You said it best.
Just so we're clear,
we're not keeping anything from Sarah.
Okay?
She's one of us, Dad.
You lost the gold, right?
To her father.
And the cross to her brother.
It was a coincidence, Dad. Okay?
- Just a coincidence?
- Yes, Dad!
Look, it's it's better
to keep intel on a a need-to-know basis.
Trust me. I learned that the hard way.
Look, Bird, it's just you and me.
Okay, buddy?
For now.
Yeah. So where we going?
We are stopping
by your history teacher's house, John B.
Mr. Sunn?
Well, he had the original diary, right?
Then vanished
once word got out that he had it.
I doubt it's here,
but it ain't gonna hurt to check.
Let's go!
Come on.
Nobody's home.
We should probably get outta here.
Hey, John B. Come on, we're here already.
Let's have some fun.
Take a look around. What do you say?
Have some fun?
I thought you said he was in hiding.
I said he was missing.
He could be in hiding,
or he could be  done.
But seeing as how he's not here,
I don't think he'd mind
if we looked around a little bit.
Still got it.
Oh, a little breaking and entering
with my pops.
Just add it to the list of felonies.
Come on.
Mr. Sunn?
- Is anybody home?
- The original diary, what's it look like?
Leather-bound, about yea big.
All right, check everywhere.
Leather-bound, leather-bound.
Hey, John B!
Come on.
Mr. Sunn.
Stay down.
Don't even think about getting up.
- Is this what you're looking for?
- You son of a bitch.
Sorry, buddy. You're too late.
Let's go, let's go.
Hey, hey.
Hey. You all right?
Come on, come on.
Hey! Hey!
Hey!
Mr. Sunn.
Hey, hey. You okay?
- Yeah, I've been better.
- I got you.
I came came out of hiding
to meet those two gentlemen.
What? Those guys?
They're smugglers.
They said they were
from the historical society.
I guess my professional vanity
got the best of me.
- Was that the diary they took?
- Yeah.
Shit!
- Come on! John B, let's go.
- Go.
We'll get it back, okay, Mr. Sunn?
We'll get it back.
There's only one way to the bay.
- They gotta go under the Wando Bridge.
- Right.
Hey cap,
why does Singh want this thing so bad?
Who cares?
All I know is if we deliver this,
we got no problems with customs
in the West Indies anymore.
A little heavy on the brake
at the top of the curve.
- You're losing momentum.
- Are you critiquing my driving now?
I'm surprised.
I thought I taught you better than this.
Okay.
Whoo!
Shit.
All right! That a boy!
Come on.
- That's the boat. That's it.
- Come on.
- Let's go, let's go!
- Dad, I'm going!
John B, they're getting away!
Jesus, look at this.
They clear that jetty,
we're never getting that diary.
All right,
I got an idea. Okay, hang on.
Come on. I know a guy.
Come on.
- You sure about this?
- I got this kid a fake ID. He owes me one.
A WaveRunner? What you want to do?
Stop by the Ocean Club?
- These things are fast as shit, old man.
- All right, come on then.
Hurry it up, John B.
We're gonna lose them.
Get on. Let's go.
All right. Come on.
Move, move. Hey!
Hey, hey! Yeah!
Yeah, yeah, press it, John B. Let's go!
Whoo!
Listen, I know these guys.
They're dangerous. What are we doing?
Just keep going.
Hey!
That's them.
Hey!
We ain't gonna outrun them.
We just wanna talk!
Okay, okay.
They're turning around. What's the plan?
Show them your hands, John B.
You wanna get shot?
Okay.
Jesus.
What the hell are they doing?
Let's get rid of them.
What do you want?
- You know this guy, right?
- Yes, yes.
- What's his game?
- He's a smuggler. He moves cargo.
- Highest bidder guy.
- Yes, exactly.
All right. Okay.
No sudden movements.
Hello! Just want
to talk to you for a moment.
We're unarmed, sir. We bare no malice.
We didn't we didn't have a chance
to converse back at Mr. Sunn's.
We just wanted
to avail you of an opportunity
to compound your winnings, as it were.
You got 30 seconds. Talk.
You have in your possession
an old book?
A a diary, correct?
And I presume that you procured
that diary at a client's request,
and I'm assuming that client
is a Mr. Singh from Barbados, huh?
Okay. Do you know
why the great and powerful Singh
would want this old book so badly?
Well, it's not because of
the book's inherent value, sir, no.
It's what the book leads to.
What is that?
Something worth a lot more than
what he's probably paying you, my friend.
The boy's right.
You two are in a unique
and potentially profitable position.
You have in your possession a vital piece
of a very valuable and old puzzle.
But the thing is,
I have a piece of it as well.
Now if we put these two pieces together,
then the value is compounded.
I believe we need each other.
Who are you?
I'm Big John Routledge.
You're Routledge?
The treasure hunter?
The guy who went missing?
Guilty as charged.
This is my son. The one
who found the Cross of Santo Domingo.
Remember me?
I'm afraid we do know a bit
about the subject of treasure.
Rather than threatening the only two guys
that can make you filthy rich,
I'd like to propose
a way that we work together
to our mutual benefit.
How does that sound? Sound good?
Shoot the kid.
We take the old man to Singh.
He'll pay a lot more than they ever will.
Yeah. Come on, we'll talk.
All right.  All right.
We'll talk. That's good. This is good.
Take us on in, boy.
All right. All right, here we come.
- Nice and easy.
- That's right. Take it slow.
Hey. Easy, partner.
It's just a simple business proposition.
That's all.
- We're gonna work together.
- Tie off.
Tie us off, boy.
This will work out well for all of us.
No!
Dad, Dad, Dad, don't.
I had no choice.
They were gonna do it to us.
Help me out, boy.
John B.
You gonna help me, boy?
Hey.
What's with the sign?
Eviction notice.
For, like, nonpayment or whatever.
Doesn't matter.
This place sucks anyway.
Great to be back
in the Outer Banks, right?
So get this.
I, uh, had an email
waiting for me when I got home.
John B actually found Big John.
He's alive.
Seriously?
Yeah.
He's at the Chateau.
Damn.
Yeah, he thinks we're close
to the same treasure
Singh was talking about.
Hey, look.
My parents didn't even wanna
let me out of the house,
but I told them
I had to come check on you.
Well, it's not me you have to worry about.
Jayj, what's up?
Is it something Pope said?
I know he's not all obsessed
about what happened between me and him.
We're both past that,
but something's bugging you.
It was just weird,
what almost happened on the boat with us.
It was just weird.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I mean it was
it was weird for me too, but
Not bad weird.
No.
Not bad weird.
What are we doing?
What are we doing?
We shouldn't be doing this, nah.
We shouldn't do that.
Yeah.
- We shouldn't!
- If you say so.
I mean, it would all blow up anyway.
You know? Like
Look at you. You got your new threads on.
Look at me. What do I got?
This?
This piece of shit?
Getting kicked out of this place
in three weeks anyway.
Shit, I don't got parents right now.
Why would you care?
Why would you care?
I'm just some loser that
JJ.
- You don't do care. No, you don't!
- I do care!
No, you got parents
that live in Figure Eight, you know?
- You know
- That's not my fault.
That's your future.
You got that.
Look, if you need us,
we're gonna help you. I'm
I'll help.
It's that right there. Okay? Like
It's so easy for you to say that.
You know why?
Because you're a Kook.
You're a Kook, Kiara.
Yeah, I'm a Kook.
I was such a Kook
when I was living
in a cave with you for a month.
Soaking in the Kook life.
That's not what I'm talking about. God!
Jayj, don't leave.
JJ, what the hell?
Jayj!
The bottle of whiskey ♪
Pour it down his throat ♪
Been drowned in white lightning ♪
Gonna let it soak ♪
And ain't nobody leaving ♪
'Cause the shards
Will split your throat ♪
And ain't nobody fooling around ♪
Them boys are wild ♪
Back in the wood ♪
Thank you.
You can go.
- Stop it! Did you get me?
- Dad.
Daddy.
Come on, Sarah!
This is judgment, Rose.
I'm sorry.
I don't expect you to understand.
Of course, I understand.
Ward.
You are a good person.
- No, I'm not. Rose.
- Hey!
You're a good person.
Besides, what were we gonna do
with that cross anyway?
Seriously, it's identifiable.
It's traceable.
You think the Spanish government
wasn't gonna come looking for it?
- It does us no good.
- No.
- It doesn't.
- We already have the gold.
Yeah, maybe it can help someone else.
I'll find a museum.
Rose.
It'll be a gift from us
and the whole family.
It's a hell of a write-off.
Not that that's why we're doing it.
- Obviously.
- Of course not, yeah.
Ward.
What about Rafe?
He's not gonna like it.
He's just gonna have to understand.
It's what I'm doing
to atone for all of us.
Yeah, they said, um,
two days on the transfer.
It's in the works though, so no worries.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I'm upstairs, why?
You said you wanted
to talk about something. What's up?
Wait, are you being serious?
I was just with you.
What changed since then?
What are you talking about?
Dad, no, no. Dad.
This cross is mine.
You're taking it from me.
Listen, this is something
that I got through my work,
and now you're trying to make yourself
feel better by giving away my shit?
- And you didn't even tell me?
- This is me telling you right now, son.
We've done some things, Rafe,
you and I, all right?
Oh my God.
Things that we need to atone for,
and donating this cross,
it's a good first step
in the right direction.
I know that in my heart. Okay?
- I don't know. Maybe if Sarah finds out
- Sarah!
There it is! That's it!
Yep, knew it.
There it is, Dad!
Any more of my shit you wanna steal
from me to impress Sarah?
Who doesn't give a shit about you.
It's Wilmington. It's tomorrow night.
Get a pen.
I'll give you the cargo information.
For the record,
this is bullshit. Okay? This is my thing.
But of course, you can count on me.
Okay, so listen.
One second. Okay, Wilmington.
Tomorrow night.
Car 750X. Got it.
Hey. Hang on. Hang on. One second.
Hello?
Yeah, from the wharf to the train yard.
Yeah.
Yes. I got it, okay?
Yes, sir.
Shit!
So there I was at the top of this crane
on a huge container ship
in the middle of the ocean.
And what do I hear from down below but
Oh no!
Gunshots shooting right back up at me.
- True story.
- Mom, gunshots.
That's when I knew there was no way
we were getting off with the cross.
- So
- Boy.
- Dropped it in the ocean.
- You did what?
It was the best thing I could do.
And get this,
as soon as I'm jumping off the ship,
we're swimming away, I look back.
- They're pulling it back out.
- Who?
- Rafe.
- Rafe.
Honestly, I'm kind of glad he got it.
You on air?
Yeah, I'm with Cleo on that.
I'm just saying, at least
it's not at the bottom of the ocean.
There's a chance, you know? Some hope
that maybe we can get it back from them.
Well, let's hope not.
I had enough of this treasure hunting.
I want people to know that story, Pop.
Denmark Tanny,
who got probably one of the most
valuable objects in all the world,
and he gave it
to a church full of freed slaves,
and it was theirs.
It's a beautiful story.
I think it deserves to be told.
Thank you so much
for helping my boy.
Mm. We helped each other. Right, Pope?
Yeah.
So, uh, this is
where you're going to be staying.
I'll move downstairs,
so it's all yours now.
If you, uh, need me, just give me a knock.
There's one bathroom,
which means we'll probably have to share,
but it's all good
because I take quick showers.
Um, this is my room,
which is now your room.
My mom laid out some fresh clothes.
They should fit.
So this is mine.
Yeah, you know, sorry it's kind of small,
but it's got a great view.
I ain't never had my own room before.
Now you do.
Okay, um, I'll be downstairs.
So, um, if you need me, just give me a
Enjoy.
Yeah, I'll be waving somewhere
By the palm trees ♪
Thank you, Pope.
A little sand kicking up serendipity ♪
Come on, come on. Let's get out of here.
So I went back
to grab clothes and a phone,
and you're not gonna believe this.
Rafe is back.
Yeah. I saw him at the house.
I don't think he saw me,
but I think the cross is coming back
to Wilmington tomorrow night.
- What?
- Yeah.
- Does Pope know?
- No. I was gonna tell him at the Chateau.
- He can't. He's on lockdown.
- Okay. Um
Then I'll hit up Pope,
and then maybe you go to the Chateau
and tell John B.
And JJ?
- Yeah, I gotta talk to him anyway.
- Yeah.
Okay. My parents are gonna kill me.
I'll be damned.
Look who it is!
Look at the Country Club walking in!
How you doing, Rafe?
Just coming to have a little powwow.
I come in peace.
You come in peace.
I think I was up for murder one
because of you, right?
Yeah, that sounds right.
It's all good.
I'm ready to get past it if you are.
Yeah.
So, why don't you run it by me?
My family is giving away
something of mine,
a historical artifact.
What you think I give a shit
about that for?
This thing is worth a lot of money.
Okay? A lot.
I can't stop them. At least not without
looking like I'm going back on something,
so I want you to steal it.
- From me.
- Ah.
- From my family.
- Oh
It just gets better, don't it?
You must think I'm the stupidest
son of a bitch under the sun.
It's either you trying to set me up,
or you the one that's stupid
because then let me ask you this, Rafe.
How you gonna stop me
from stealing it and keeping it?
Well, you know, one thing one thing is,
if you screw me like that,
I'll I'll come after you.
Mm-hmm.
What I'm confused about, though,
is why you would fight it.
I'm offering you a job,
and it's high-risk, it's high-reward.
This is the thing, Barry.
When this very valuable
and irreplaceable thing gets jacked,
um, there's gonna be suspicion on me.
I'll have an ironclad alibi,
so they'll be looking for who I hired.
But no one's going to suspect you.
Right?
You're the guy who turned me in.
You ratted me out.
I mean,
you're the perfect guy for this job.
It's a free play.
You take this on, you don't mess it up,
you're gonna come out the other end
with a really big pile of dough.
Mm.
I do like money.
Let me give you my terms.
I'm gonna get half of this bitch.
Right down the middle, fifty-fifty.
I ain't taking no bullshit payout, Rafe.
- Okay?
- Okay.
And if we doing this
it would behoove you
not to be seen talking to me.
He got my check.
Here you are.
John B!
Yo!
Hey, Jayj.
John B not here?
Nope.
What up?
Uh, Rafe's what's up.
What do you mean?
Rafe's back on the island.
Sarah saw him.
Spectacular.
It's not just that.
She overheard him saying that the cross
is coming to Wilmington tomorrow night.
Figure he must be trying to sell it.
Great. Does Pope know?
Yeah, Sarah went to tell him.
He's locked down,
and I guess John B and his dad
went and got the Twinkie.
They're off to God knows where.
Yeah, of course. Just when we need them.
- Wait.
- Uh
Hold on, though.
We know where the cross is gonna be.
That means it's still on the field.
So we can come in and swoop.
We're still in this, Kie.
We gotta get everybody together,
then we'll come up with a plan.
- Get to Wilmington
- Hey, Jayj.
Before we formulate some crazy plan,
can we talk?
Yeah.
Yeah, we can talk.
Something almost happened
between us on the boat.
Mm-hmm.
And I know that's got to freak you out.
It caught me off guard too.
And I know, your whole life,
I know you freak when people get close,
and I get it.
I don't blame you.
Just please don't ever say
that I don't care about you.
And you called me a Kook.
- Okay. Well, hold on.
- Which is lame.
- I know. That was lame.
- It was uncalled-for.
- Yeah. It's a low blow.
- All right, Kie. Look, Kie.
You're right.
I flipped.
You know how I be.
Just, uh Just
Look.
We should just just call it a truce.
Just Etch A Sketch it.
Clean slate.
Truce?
Truce.
So how we gonna jack this cross?
I don't know.
My pops always said
nothing good comes easy,
and nothing worthy is given.
Told you!
It's not what can be gained.
- Kie!
- But what you're willing to risk.
I can't hold it!
Hold on!
How far will you go
for your treasure?
So, the diary says there was a
a survivor of the San Jose.
A a priest.
Captain Limbrey, yeah, he thought
it was bad karma to kill clergy,
so he stuck the priest
down in the cargo hold.
"The captain left it me to tend
to the priest's swamp fever."
"In his delirium, he implored me
to pass on a letter and a stone object
of native origin to the papacy."
A stone object of native origin!
This is why Singh wanted the diary so bad.
He's talking about the idol here.
Oh my God.
"The captain refused to make the delivery,
and when the man of God died,
he was buried with his belongings."
They were docked in Charleston.
There was only one Catholic church
in Charleston at the time.
Ten to one that priest is buried
in the church plot with his belongings.
That's gotta include
the missing piece of the idol.
We put the two halves together
and translate it
Are you kidding me?
This is it, John B.
John B, Charleston leads to El Dorado!
I'm done.
John!
Wait a sec.
Hold on now.
- John B.
- No, you killed those guys, Dad.
Oh.
- Hey, I had no choice.
- What? You pulled on them first!
They'd have taken us to Singh
who would've done the same thing.
- Come on!
- That guy was gonna shoot you, okay?
I couldn't I couldn't let that happen.
It ain't as fun as it looks, kid, okay?
Hey, hey!
- No.
- I couldn't lose you again.
I couldn't.
If you wanna hold that against me,
you go right ahead.
I'm guilty as charged.
- I'll bear that burden for eternity.
- Come on.
But what's done
is done.
And we got work to do.
And none of it means anything
if you aren't along, understand?
So, you can head on down that road
and go back home,
or you get on that bus and come with me
to Charleston on a 500-year quest.
What do you say?
- Let's go.
- Attaboy.
I was met on the road
By a face I once knew ♪
Shapeless was his frame
And his colors were few ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
I was met on the road
By a face that was mine ♪
Echo chambers installed
Where the diamonds decline ♪
You can never go home
If you were never shown ♪
Spots on the irises bleed
Where the numbers were born ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪
Go back down ♪
Don't touch the ground ♪