Relic Hunter S01e18 The Last Knight
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03:09With this blade, I have defended the weak and the humble and fought a hundred battles in the name of the Lord.
03:17I will never surrender it.
03:23Arrest him!
03:38Arrest him!
04:09Here!
04:28The king is approaching the gates. He has a declaration from His Holiness, Pope Clement, that the order of the Templar must be dissolved.
04:35How many men are with him?
04:37An army.
04:39Are you certain?
04:40Yes, my liege.
04:43The order of the Templars will rise again.
04:47I am entrusting you with our most sacred documents.
04:50Make certain that which I have given you never falls into the wrong hands.
04:56The king must never wield the sword. Only a true knight can possess it.
05:01Where will I take it?
05:03La Place Sacrée.
05:15Now go. Quickly. The balcony.
05:20I will face the king.
05:32I will face the king.
05:54Claudia, call the airlines. Book two tickets for Paris.
05:57Paris?
05:59Paris, Nigel!
06:01She said Paris.
06:02She said Paris.
06:03I love Paris.
06:05Okay.
06:06No, you don't understand. I, like, really, really love Paris. I love everything about it.
06:10The clothes, the fashion, the clothes.
06:15I have to go, Nigel.
06:16You're not going.
06:17Call in sick.
06:19I'm not calling in sick.
06:20Fine. Then I'll tell her about the embezzlement.
06:26What are you talking about?
06:27September 15th, 1100 hours. You stole $50 from petty cash.
06:31I borrowed $50. I didn't have any lunch money and there was only a $50 bill.
06:35And you never put it back.
06:36It was last week.
06:38Nigel, in this country we take our crime very seriously.
06:41What you did was a class B felony punishable by up to a year in state prison.
06:45Look it up if you don't believe me. Strike one, pal.
06:47You're certifiable.
06:48I want to go to Paris.
06:49You're not going to Paris.
06:50You're not going to Paris.
06:57What do you know about the Knights Templar?
06:59Um, the Crusades. They protected the pilgrims in the Holy Land.
07:03That's right.
07:05Nigel, I could be on the track to the sword of the last Grand Master himself, Jacques de Molay.
07:14I got a call from Henri Jaber, curator of the French Institute of Antiquities.
07:18Apparently, a 14th century medallion with the Knights Templar symbol on its face was uncovered in a monastery outside Paris.
07:25Are you all right?
07:26Oh, yes, yes, of course.
07:28So they, um, they want you to authenticate it.
07:31Yes, the medallion could lead us to the sword.
07:34Well, um, I just have one question.
07:37Shoot.
07:38In this country, don't you find it refreshing how justice usually wins out for the little guy?
07:45Actually, I found quite the opposite to be true.
07:48It's the big guys that get off and the little guys that get punished.
07:50It's not right, really.
07:53No.
07:58Here's the deal, honey bun.
08:00I don't say a word to the district attorney.
08:02You just head to the store du jour when I call.
08:04This is blackmail, Claudia.
08:06This is the land of opportunity, Nigel.
08:19Sidney Fox?
08:20Yes.
08:21Peter Graham, assistant to the curator.
08:23I'm glad to meet you.
08:24My colleague, Nigel Bailey.
08:31Sidney!
08:35Oh, my God, look at you.
08:38Sorry.
08:40Who are you?
08:41Nigel Bailey.
08:43Lover?
08:44No.
08:45Nigel Bailey.
08:47Lover?
08:49Assistant.
08:50Assistant lover.
08:51Assistant assistant.
08:53It's not as if it would be precedent setting, Sidney.
09:12Take a look at this, Sidney.
09:16It's amazing.
09:18I knew you would be fascinated.
09:20Where did you find it?
09:22A monk brought it to me.
09:24They uncovered it while repairing the masonry behind the altar of their monastery's chapel.
09:28It could have been covered up in a wall for over 700 years.
09:31700 years.
09:33Folklore holds that Jacques de Molay gave the order's sacred documents and his legendary sword to a young aide and sent them into hiding.
09:41In a monastery?
09:42No one knows.
09:43We've turned the place upside down.
09:45No sign of the sword or documents.
09:47The sword supposedly made Jacques de Molay invincible during battle.
09:50Yes.
09:51And if it still exists, it must be found.
09:54You may be holding the key to the Grand Master's sword, Sidney.
10:04Here's my cell number.
10:05You can call me 24 hours a day.
10:13About what Dr. Jabert said.
10:16About the medallion?
10:18About the assistant lover business.
10:20What do you mean by it not being precedent setting?
10:22Do you think this is really appropriate now, Nigel?
10:24You don't want to talk about it?
10:25No.
10:26I completely understand.
10:28Have you had many assistants?
10:32When I say had, I mean it only in the employed sense of the word.
10:36I just meant to inquire as to the...
10:38What do you say we get our little English mind out of the gutter and back to the business at hand?
10:41Sorry, Sid.
10:43Don't worry about it.
10:45I think I know where to begin our search.
10:47It's a bar called L'Exploratorium.
10:49Right.
10:51It was the guy before me, wasn't it?
11:13God, who are these people?
11:15Relic hunters.
11:17Or wannabes.
11:19They'd rob their own grandmothers grave for a fistful of coins.
11:25Wait here.
11:27I'll be back.
11:29I'll be back.
11:31I'll be back.
11:33I'll be back.
11:35I'll be back.
11:37I'll be back.
11:39I'll be back.
11:41I'll be back.
11:43I'll be back.
11:54Sidney!
12:00You drooled on me, Rene.
12:02Oh, sorry.
12:04I didn't know you were in town.
12:06What brings you here?
12:08The food.
12:14I wasn't...
12:16I wasn't staring at you.
12:18I was just admiring your necklace.
12:22I gotta make this quick.
12:24If I needed an expert on the Knights Templar,
12:26who would I speak to?
12:28So the rumors are true?
12:30They found Jacques de Molay's medallion?
12:35Have you seen it?
12:37You have?
12:39Is there such a person?
12:41Is there such a person?
12:46Michel Prévent.
12:48Was he a scholar?
12:51Maybe you...
12:53You should just meet him.
13:11Rene, you gonna play?
13:22It's the right address.
13:40Hello?
13:46Hello?
13:56Hello?
13:59Hello?
14:10Hello?
14:18Hello?
14:21Say we unplug him.
14:41Hey!
14:43Sorry.
14:50Amazon chicks does not go with dead man's planet.
14:54Order out of chaos, huh?
14:56We're looking for Michel Prévent.
14:59Yeah.
15:01You're Michel Prévent?
15:03And you are?
15:05You come to look at my comics, Sidney Fox?
15:07No, what I'm interested in was lost over 700 years ago.
15:11All right.
15:13What would that be?
15:15A sword.
15:17Yeah.
15:19Every year, two or three times,
15:21somebody comes here to tell me
15:23that they have found the sword of Jacques de Molay.
15:25It's always a fake.
15:27Or a hoax.
15:29They are always fortune hunters
15:31out to enrich themselves.
15:38Since you seem to be the expert here,
15:40maybe you could tell me about this.
15:49Where did you get this?
15:51The monastery outside the city.
15:53Do you mind?
15:57These are his reference books?
16:00Comic books are modern myths.
16:03It's one of the few places that heroes still exist.
16:05What about that medallion?
16:08It's an old coin.
16:10It's got some value, but no significance.
16:13But the two men are on horseback.
16:15It is a symbol of the Templars.
16:17Yes.
16:19The Templars were the rock stars of their time.
16:21So someone decides to commemorate them in a coin?
16:24I'm afraid numismatists all over the world
16:27have pieces like this in their collections.
16:36Well, that was a waste of time.
16:38Maybe not.
16:40What are you talking about?
16:42If the medallion was so common,
16:44why did he take a wax impression of it?
16:52Peter?
16:54We just had an interesting meeting
16:56with a fellow named Michel Prévent.
16:58Have you heard of him?
17:00Can't say that I have.
17:02He's supposed to be an expert on the Knights Templar.
17:03I'll run the name by Dr. Gébert.
17:05Good, great.
17:07Oh, Peter, I've got another call coming in.
17:09I'll get back to you.
17:11Yep, hello?
17:13Is Nigel with you?
17:15Uh, yeah.
17:17Can I talk to him?
17:19For you.
17:21For me?
17:23For you.
17:25Okay, here's the deal.
17:27There's this hot little mid-length number
17:29in this month's Marc Fashion, page 43.
17:31It's by this new Parisian designer, Lelouch.
17:33He's got La Belle Megazin on the right bank.
17:35In teal, size two.
17:37You can't be serious.
17:39Dead serious, Nigel.
17:41Do you have any idea how much something like that's gonna cost?
17:43Fine, don't get it.
17:45In fact, I'm gonna get you a new outfit.
17:47It's this really great design,
17:49all wide horizontal stripes in black and white.
17:51Awesome designer.
17:53What's the name again?
17:55Oh, right, the Department of Corrections.
17:57All right, all right, I'll figure something out.
17:59What did Claudia want?
18:01Oh, usual Claudia nonsense.
18:03Is everything okay?
18:05Yes, fine, great, really good, great.
18:28I'm sorry.
18:54Can we go now?
18:56Not yet.
18:58I haven't eaten.
18:58Not yet.
19:00Wherever he's gone, he's probably gone for the night.
19:02I strongly suggest that we go.
19:04Time to go.
19:04Not exactly.
19:05That's what I've been saying for the last hour.
19:28Go.
19:58Go.
20:08We're under the Seine, some kind
20:10of abandoned service tunnel.
20:12What was he doing down here?
20:29Oh.
20:55Now what?
20:58Padlock, so what?
21:00Padlock on the inside of a room that's completely empty.
21:03Why would anyone lock themselves inside of an empty room?
21:07Unless you didn't want to be seen, because the room wasn't
21:10really empty.
21:12Hidden space of some kind.
21:13Maybe.
21:21If this room has a light, chances are the hidden one
21:23would have one as well.
21:24Might be on the same circuit.
21:26Which means it might be online now.
21:33So if we turn off the light in this room, Nigel.
21:41I'm quite capable of lifting you up, Sydney.
21:43I'm sure you can, but I'll take you up on that next time.
21:46Look, it's not often I get to contribute in a physical way.
21:49Not like your other assistants.
21:51Look, at least allow me this.
21:57This isn't working.
21:59I've just got to get my balance.
22:09Right.
22:10Right.
22:12Right.
22:14My right.
22:16Right.
22:17Right.
22:19Right.
22:20My right.
22:28Nigel.
22:34Ah.
22:35Ah.
22:39OK.
22:40Ah.
22:41Ah.
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22:50Ah.
22:51Got it.
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23:29Ah.
23:30Looks like the Templars aren't the only ones keeping secrets.
23:42You don't suppose?
23:43The rock star himself, Jacques de Molay?
23:45Apparently our friend Michel has more than just a passing interest in the sword.
23:49So, why was he so blasé about the medallion?
23:58Sydney, take a look at these.
24:09A lion, a crescent moon, and a cross.
24:13And all three in the shape of crosses.
24:16What do you think they are?
24:18I've no idea.
24:30Wait here.
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25:19Ah, ah, ah.
25:29Ahh!
25:33Ah.
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25:39Ah.
25:40Are you okay?
25:41Yeah.
25:42Why did you hit me?
25:43He got away.
25:44Well, what are you doing here, huh?
25:45We know you were intrigued with the medallion,
25:46and that it's real.
25:47What we don't know is your interest in it.
25:48So you broke in?
25:49We're here with the French Institute of Antiquities.
25:50Yeah.
25:51What do you want from me?
25:52Nothing.
25:53Nothing?
25:54Nothing.
25:55Nothing.
25:56Nothing.
25:57Nothing.
25:58Nothing.
25:59Nothing.
26:00Nothing.
26:01Nothing.
26:02Nothing.
26:03Nothing.
26:04Nothing.
26:05Nothing.
26:06Nothing.
26:07Nothing.
26:08Nothing.
26:10What do you want from me?
26:11We need your help, Michel.
26:13We need to get to Domolay Soy before the wrong people do.
26:21And how do I know you are the right people?
26:33What did King Philippe have against the Templars?
26:35He borrowed a lot of money from them
26:37and rather than pay them back,
26:38Pope Clement to signing that death warrant.
26:41But de Molay had his vengeance, didn't he?
26:43Mm-hmm.
26:44Before his execution, he put a curse
26:45on the king and on the pope.
26:48Within one year, they're both dead.
26:52They say the sword was the instrument of his power.
26:55So they say.
26:56Do you believe that?
26:59I know it sounds crazy, but I do.
27:03I don't know why.
27:05I just always have.
27:07Then help us find it, Michel.
27:11Yes.
27:17I need more time to study this medallion.
27:19All right, while you're doing that,
27:21we'll go figure out who the competition is.
27:24Not now, darling.
27:31Who?
27:32Look, Nigel, it's your pygmy friend.
27:37Great necklace.
27:43I'm so sorry.
27:44It's all right.
27:45It's all right.
27:46It's all right.
27:47It's all right.
27:48It's all right.
27:49It's all right.
27:50It's all right.
27:51It's all right.
27:52It's all right.
27:54It's all right.
27:55I wouldn't do that if I were you.
27:57Sydney.
28:00It's good to see you, Sydney.
28:01I'll bet.
28:03Last time we parted you left me in a flea market
28:05with a dead Bedouin named fez.
28:08I cut his throat?
28:09Stabbed him in the back.
28:10Right.
28:14That sort of business is behind me now, Sydney.
28:17Oh, is it?
28:18I'm in Paris to find a husband.
28:21Settle down.
28:22Well, I'm sure you'll find someone suitable for you in here.
28:26The sword belongs to whoever finds it, Sydney.
28:29Not exactly true, Rita. Whoever finds it has to hold on to it.
28:34You're right about that.
28:36Because if anyone finds it before me, they're as dead as face.
28:53Shit.
28:59How is Dr. Chébert?
29:01Still sleeping. I filled in Peter Graham, though.
29:04Any luck?
29:05While doing some cleaning, I found a few markings on the rim of the medallion.
29:22Early Arabic letters.
29:24I think the letters translate loosely to read something like Pierre Chevalier.
29:30The Stone Knights.
29:31Pierre Chevalier.
29:33Pierre Chevalier.
29:34What's this?
29:36This is my Bible.
29:38It was written 600 years ago by cloistered monks.
29:41They were disciples of the Mole.
29:43Or maybe the same order that possessed the medallion.
29:46La Place Sacrée, the Sacred Place.
29:48This says that the order's most sacred possessions and the sword
29:53were kept in a secret hideaway outside Paris.
29:56What was sacred about it?
29:58Well, nobody knows.
30:00Maybe a ritual retreat.
30:02Well, it's never been found.
30:04There is a painting in the Louvre called Pierre Chevalier.
30:19You always get this kind of treatment in a museum?
30:23You should see what they do for a Disney World.
30:27This painting was a gift for King Philip on his birthday.
30:32And guess who the patron was?
30:34Jacques de Molay?
30:36The two men were on good terms then.
30:38The Stone Knights.
30:40The Stone Knights.
30:42The Stone Knights.
30:44The Stone Knights.
30:46The Stone Knights.
30:48De Molay commissioned his own treasure map?
30:50Maybe.
30:54Hello?
30:55Hey, Sid.
30:56Claudia?
30:57Is Nigel with you?
30:58Yes, he's here.
30:59Can I talk to him?
31:00What's going on with you two?
31:02Nothing.
31:03Yes, what do you want?
31:04Where are you?
31:06The Louvre.
31:07Do they have the dress?
31:08It's a museum, Claudia.
31:10They sell dresses in museums?
31:12Paris is so cool.
31:14I am not dress shopping.
31:15Claudia, this is ridiculous.
31:16I just don't have the time.
31:18I saw this really great movie last night.
31:20Cool Hand Luke?
31:21You should rent it.
31:22It's all about prison.
31:24They've got this tiny metal box that they throw people into
31:26and in the day it gets really, really hot.
31:28Claudia, I can't.
31:30Nigel, what we have here is a failure to communicate.
31:33I'll be in touch.
31:35But...
31:36But...
31:44Is there something I should know?
31:46No, definitely not.
31:48Does this Abbey still exist?
31:55Nothing.
31:56No, nothing.
31:58I don't know.
31:59It was always a long shot.
32:01Maybe this sword wasn't meant to be found.
32:03I don't think you believe that's true, Michelle.
32:04This has been your quest.
32:06I don't know anymore.
32:12I think it's only a matter of time before we find the sword.
32:15Over here!
32:20Look at this indentation.
32:22It's the exact same shape as the stones.
32:24That's right.
32:25Where did those stones come from, Michelle?
32:27They were found at the ruins of the old Knights Templar's castle years ago.
32:30It seems to be the same geological composition as the stones.
32:32Yeah, well, if one of the stones fits in there...
32:34Then there should be two other indentations somewhere else around here.
32:37Right.
32:39We need those stones.
32:45Looks like someone's a step ahead of us.
32:51They've taken everything.
32:53My stones, my research.
32:58Rita.
33:02Rita!
33:24Where is she, Rene?
33:26I don't know.
33:27You're gonna know.
33:33We need to talk about this.
33:36Bad timing, Claudia.
33:38Anything with you?
33:39She's kind of busy!
33:41Right now.
34:03Well, we're not exactly sure what the stones do yet,
34:06but we're headed out to the ruins of the Abbey near Rambouillet.
34:09Thanks for keeping us posted, Sydney.
34:11I'll tell Dr. Gébert.
34:13Well, I'd rather tell him myself, Peter.
34:15He's resting, Sydney.
34:17I'll pass on the information.
34:19Okay.
34:21I'll see you later.
34:23Bye-bye.
34:25Bye-bye.
34:27Bye-bye.
34:29Bye-bye.
34:31Okay.
34:37Was that Sydney?
34:39Yes. Yes, it was.
34:41What did you see?
34:43Unfortunately, it's not going well.
34:46They seem to have hit a dead end.
35:00The third one is here!
35:31All right.
35:33So, all we have to do is match the stones with the indentations.
35:42What are you doing?
35:44I have an idea. Just humor me.
35:46The line is a symbol for England.
35:48So let's try this in the northernmost position.
35:55The crescent is a symbol for Islam.
35:58And the eastern boulder?
36:00The cross is a sign for the Templars.
36:02So this will stay right here.
36:09Yes! That's in. It fits.
36:14Same here.
36:16Now what?
36:18Stand with your back to the rock.
36:20Start walking in the direction of the arrow.
36:30The stones pointed us here.
36:32We have to trust the signs, but...
36:40What?
37:01Shit.
37:03Shit.
37:29The sarcophagi.
37:30The sarcophagi.
37:33They buried the dead here.
37:44A Templar memorial.
37:48It's incredible.
37:54Stone knights.
38:01Sydney?
38:03Sydney!
38:09No!
38:30Shit!
39:00Shit!
39:31Take your hands off that sword.
39:35You're even better than Dr. Jabez said, Sydney.
39:38I can't believe how quickly you found it.
39:40And I can't believe I was taken by a common thief.
39:43Common?
39:45I don't think so.
39:47I'm going to have Damole's sword.
39:49And the power that goes with it.
40:00Shit!
40:31Higher!
40:44This shrine is a holy place.
40:48You have desecrated the memory of the Knights Templar.
41:01Well.
41:03You never would have found it without the medallion.
41:06So...
41:10I guess this belongs to Dr. Jabez now.
41:13The sword is meant for a knight with a true heart.
41:17This is where it should stay.
41:19With you.
41:21You think so?
41:23You were chosen.
41:24I don't know.
41:27You were the only one that could withdraw the sword.
41:30I'd say it was your destiny, Michelle.
41:54Welcome back.
41:56Did you get it?
41:57Oh, I got it all right.
41:59I'm going to make a few phone calls,
42:00then I've got to run through the library.
42:02If Blaine calls, tell him I'll be back in a few minutes.
42:06This is an address.
42:07Very astute.
42:08Where's my dress?
42:09Well, that's the thing.
42:10I was in the boutique about to max out my entire credit
42:12and lay out a month's pay when it hit me.
42:14What hit you?
42:16Section 201.5, paragraph A.
42:19Huh?
42:20Section 201.5, paragraph A.
42:23Huh?
42:24The penal code.
42:25You must know it after how easily you quoted it to me.
42:29Obviously, you didn't study it hard enough.
42:31Section 201.5, paragraph A,
42:33states that any unauthorized use of a designated handicap parking space
42:37is a Class A misdemeanor,
42:39punishable by three months in jail,
42:41a $500 fine, or...
42:44both.
42:46But you don't have any...
42:47Proof?
42:48It's amazing what Jimmy from the video department will do for a case of beer.
42:52Of course,
42:53a misdemeanor is less than the felony you accused me of,
42:56but considering I have five separate incidents on tape...
42:59Oh, I did get you something.
43:03Yeah, Amazon chicks, number 33.
43:06I understand it's collectible.
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