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Larry y Balki descubren que puede haber un poema perdido escondido en su apartamento que vale 25 000 dólares. El problema es que para encontrarlo hay que participar en una búsqueda del tesoro.

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00:00Distant Cousins
00:30Distant Cousins
01:00Distant Cousins
01:30It's next
01:30And what is all this?
01:33It's all about Lowell Kelly
01:35Valky, I just need a few details about the poets whose manuscripts are going to be auctioned tomorrow.
01:41Don't spend too much time with Lowell Kelly, he's a minor poet
01:44Minor?
01:46Did her mom have to give her permission?
01:50I mean, compared to poets like Sandburg and Frost
01:53Kelly's work isn't very good.
01:56Cousin, I can't agree
01:59I adore Lowell Kelly, and now that I know quite a bit about him, I like him even more.
02:04Did you know that he used to hide his poems?
02:08He knew what he was doing
02:08He always said it was an extension of the hidden meaning of his poetry
02:15Once, his editor had to go to the garbage dump to find his poems.
02:21Well Valky, my editor is going to my replacements' house and I won't have this story ready in time.
02:25Ask
02:26Why would anyone go to the garbage house?
02:31I mean that
02:32They are ugly
02:33They smell really bad
02:37And they're not good to eat.
02:39Except perhaps for a young vulture
02:42Valky
02:43Know?
02:45Years ago my mother had an excellent recipe for baby vultures with basilisk
02:49I think you need a break
02:53You accidentally wrote that Kelly lived in the same house as us.
02:56Oh, really?
02:59Cousin, I haven't made a mistake
03:01Look at this
03:02Lowell Kelly lived in our house
03:05711 Cadwell Avenue
03:07And not only that, but he lived at number 209
03:12Our apartment
03:13This is incredible
03:15Do you know what it means?
03:17That I am the best writer who has ever lived in the apartment
03:20And that means Lowell Kelly's last poem is hidden in our apartment.
03:27We're doing the world a favor if we leave it hidden.
03:30Let's eat
03:32Cousin, I know you don't appreciate Lowell Kelly, but many other people do.
03:37In 1974
03:39A manuscript by Lowell Kelly fetched $5,000
03:42$5,000
03:45Isn't it disgusting?
03:49To put a price on a great work of art
03:51It's like painting a mustache on the Mona Lisa.
03:54$5,000 for a poem
03:59If it had been signed, it would have been 10,000.
04:01I mean, you know, Valky?
04:03I don't think I'll be able to go out to eat.
04:05Would you like to bring me a sandwich?
04:07I really need to finish this quickly.
04:09Okay, cousin
04:10One of cow
04:11Very clean
04:12From the middle part
04:13And cut diagonally
04:14Marching
04:15Bursley Auctions
04:24Yes, I'm Larry Appleton.
04:26From the Chicago Chronicle
04:27Yes, you know?
04:29I heard somewhere
04:30That an original
04:31An unpublished manuscript
04:33By Lowell Kelly
04:34It reached $5,000
04:35In 1974
04:37How high could it go today?
04:44$25,000?
04:47Oh, mother!
04:59Okay, cousin
05:00No poems here
05:03But I've found my Mipocian recipes
05:06Microwaveable
05:07You said they had stolen
05:09Did you look behind the sink?
05:14Yeah
05:14You know, cousin?
05:18I can't help but write it down
05:19I'm doing all the work
05:21And what are you doing?
05:22Whatever you're doing
05:24All the work
05:28All the work
05:29Valky
05:30Who has gone downtown
05:32How can I get the plans?
05:34You
05:35Who has sucked a tail
05:3710 minutes
05:38In the blueprint office?
05:41You
05:42Who has left a deposit
05:44$10 for the blueprint?
05:48You're right
05:49I'm sorry for being so picky
05:52Alright
05:56Pimo, I can't believe it
05:58Why are you going to so much trouble?
05:59To find a poem
06:00By Lowell Kelly
06:01When do you consider him
06:02Such a minor poet
06:03This morning
06:05Valky
06:05After our talk
06:07I realized the value
06:08From his poetry
06:09How a few lines
06:12On a piece of paper
06:13They can enrich your life
06:14Cousin
06:17Isn't it wonderful?
06:18That we're going to find
06:19A poem
06:20What will he bring to the world?
06:21So much happiness?
06:22Happiness
06:27Yeah
06:27OK
06:27Let's look out the chimney.
06:30Perhaps there's a loose part
06:31A secret compartment
06:34You know, cousin?
06:43In my post
06:44When I had something
06:45What he wanted to hide
06:45Because he considered it valuable
06:47I put it up the chimney
06:49Did you put it up the chimney?
06:53Yes, through the chimney.
06:54But this isn't my post
06:57So we can remove the chimney
06:58Cousin, would you kill me?
06:59Looking out the chimney?
07:03OK
07:04I'll look out the chimney.
07:05Valky
07:13Here's something
07:15Valky
07:16Give me the poker
07:17Cousin
07:17No no
07:18It's not a good idea.
07:19Stoke the fireplace
07:20Valky
07:21I know what I'm doing
07:22Give me the poker
07:23No, cousin
07:24Valky
07:24Valky
07:25Valky
07:26Valky
07:26Valky
07:27Valky
07:27Valky
07:27Valky
07:28Valky
07:28Valky
07:29Valky
07:30Give me the poker
07:34Valky
07:35Valky
07:36Valky
07:37Valky
07:38Valky
07:39Valky
07:40Valky
07:41Valky
07:43Valky
07:44Valky
07:45Valky
07:46Valky
07:47Valky
07:48Valky
07:49Valky
07:50Valky
07:51Valky
07:52Valky
07:53Valky
07:54Valky
07:55Valky
07:56Valky
07:57There's something stuck to this side of the chimney
07:59Valky
08:00Valky
08:01Valky
08:02Valky
08:03And if I could let it go...
08:08Already!
08:09It's coming out!
08:10It's coming out!
08:12I have it!
08:33Know?
08:55One of the reasons why it's a great hiding place
08:58It's because no one in their right mind would go around hitting people.
09:02hit up there
09:06I've been lucky
09:21I could have hit myself on the head with this brick
09:25Or worse
09:27with this box
09:32Do you know what this is?
09:47A box
09:48This is not just a box
09:50We've found the poem!
09:52Here it is!
10:06Prepare to hear the last poem by Lowell Kelly
10:11Roses are red and bring great pleasure.
10:14If you want my poem, this is what you have to do
10:17Yes, yes!
10:25It's Kelly
10:26The man was a genius
10:30I don't know why he fell out of favor in the 60s
10:34Valky
10:35Valky
10:35It's not the poem
10:37If it's not a poem, what is it?
10:39Valky, these are the instructions for finding the poem.
10:42We are approaching the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
10:46Did you say gold?
10:51Gold?
10:52Why did I say gold?
10:56Don't know
10:57There's no money involved in this matter.
11:00We don't do this to bring happiness to the world
11:04Happiness, yes
11:10Help me find the poem
11:13From the gate, with delight, you will walk 10 steps west.
11:18From the gate, 10 steps west
11:26He says with delight
11:27With delight, 10 steps
11:281, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
11:335 further north and 5 further east
11:36Don't let it hurt you not to go west
11:385 further north
11:401, 2, 3, 4, 5
11:46And 5 more to the east
11:481, 2, 3, 4, 5
11:516 more south to get the item
11:56Of course, I don't know how to make a fool of myself.
11:596 further south
12:061, 2, 3, 4, 5
12:10Valky
12:12I don't understand
12:13They were supposed to be 6 further south
12:15And we've only given 5
12:16Perhaps Kelly was Pati Corot
12:18One moment
12:21Valky
12:26This wall shouldn't be here.
12:28I think you're right
12:29If this wall weren't there, the space would be larger and it would be a kind of small ballroom.
12:36No, no, no
12:36Valky
12:37I mean, this wall didn't exist when Lowell Kelly lived here
12:41We need to take another step.
12:43I go into the closet
12:446
12:48This is the final instruction
12:506 more to the east and sink your teeth into it because before poetry you will be present
12:551, 2, 3, 4
12:57Valky
12:57Valky
12:57The poem is hidden in your room
13:00Come on Valky
13:02Let's find the
13:03Know?
13:11Every time I come in here there's something
13:13More loaded
13:16Thanks cousin
13:20I like that my room is a work of art that grows.
13:23Speaking of it
13:25There is something I want to teach you
13:26Get here
13:27Get here
13:29Well
13:44Valky
13:47Is
13:48Big
13:53I've been working at night on the
13:58It is a representation of the birth of our friendship
14:02Of course
14:08This one here would be
14:10You
14:10My sandals gave me away
14:13And this person without lips
14:18It could be me
14:21Well, Valky is very pretty.
14:25That?
14:27Come on, let's go
14:27Let's see if we can find the east of that
14:30Cousin
14:30Cousin
14:30I'm happy to hear you like it because I put my heart, soul, and six months of sleepless nights into painting it.
14:38In fact, one night I fell asleep against the mural
14:45Do you see this sheep that looks like a nose?
14:55It's, it's, it's, it's my nose
14:57Well, it's a great, great painting
15:02But we have a poem to find, huh?
15:06Now
15:07Let's take all this off the shelves
15:09Cousin, cousin, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
15:12Wait a minute
15:13You were, you were about to touch a schedule and complete set of Mookie sculptures
15:17Okay, move them
15:19But hurry up!
15:21Okay
15:21Good
15:23Saigot, I'm going to bring you down, I'm going to bring you down
15:26No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's my hand, it's my hand
15:29Don't look down, don't look down
15:31That's it, that's it, that's it
15:36Look at me
15:38Listen to me
15:40Feel me
15:41Like this, like this, like this, like this, like this
15:44There are the hind legs and here are the front legs
15:47OK
15:48So
15:49Very good
15:54Yeah
15:55Hey, Valkia, no
15:56Don't you have to go to class now?
15:58Well, I've decided I'm not going tonight.
16:01No?
16:02No, I want to help you find the poem
16:04I'm stunned
16:06Don't you realize that there are many people around the world who would give anything to have the educational opportunities you've had?
16:14Is this how you show your gratitude?
16:16So?
16:16Skipping class?
16:18But, cousin, I'm only going to do it this one time.
16:20That's what you say now, but soon it will be twice, three times, a semester
16:26You will soon forget your oath of loyalty
16:29Cousin, I would never do that.
16:33Go on, go to class
16:34Yeah?
16:35Don't worry
16:36I won't look for the poem until you return.
16:39OK
16:39Thanks, cousin
16:41No, no, no...
16:42No, no, no...
16:42No, no, no, no...
16:43No, no, no, no!
16:44No, no, no, no!
16:45Better
17:02Thank you!
17:32Valky
17:34Didn't I hear you come in?
17:40What have you done?
17:46Well...
17:47To make some progress on this, without getting married
17:50Valky
17:52Now I know where the poem is.
17:56Where is Pimo supposed to be?
18:01I'll steel all the walls!
18:04The only place I could be is the...!
18:09No, cousin
18:10No! No! Don't destroy my mural!
18:18Please, cousin, please, I put my heart, soul, and nose into it
18:22Valky, Valky
18:24You can do it again, think how much better you'll do this second time
18:29Cousin, I can't paint it a second time
18:31I did it during my blue phase and I think that's over now.
18:34Valky
18:37There's a manuscript on the other side of that wall that's worth a lot of money
18:40I called Bursley and they told me they could give us $25,000 for that poem.
18:45That's why you're in my room with a chainsaw.
18:49It's not about bringing happiness to the world
18:54Instead of bringing Larry Appleton money
18:57Wait! Look around you! Wait! Look what you've done! Halt the name of love!
19:06Stop! Here! Get out of the way!
19:20Okay, cousin
19:24Destroy my mural if that's what you want
19:26But think before you leap into your great throat of greed.
19:32You can find the poem
19:35But you'll lose the part of Larry Appleton that cares more about people than money.
19:56Palky, I haven't destroyed the mural.
20:15Oh, no?
20:18I couldn't do it
20:21Oh, cousin, thank you, thank you, I'm so happy
20:27But why, why were you shouting?
20:34I dropped the hammer from my foot
20:37Cousin, I'm proud of you
20:42I didn't do it on purpose
20:43I'm proud that you withstood the great Aparicia gorge
20:48I have fallen back into the abyss.
20:54Do you know what was there?
20:57Pure Aparicia
20:58There was pure Aparicia
21:02Sometimes I am...
21:04Appearance
21:05Apparition
21:06And you lose control
21:08And I lose...
21:09And I lose control
21:11But you know what?
21:15I look on the bright side
21:16Look on the bright side
21:17You almost fell into the great gorge of Aparicia
21:22But you didn't fall
21:24I like the edge of the abyss, don't you?
21:32Why is that?
21:35I don't know, maybe you'll like the view
21:37Cousin
21:48What is this?
21:52Lowell Kelly's poem
21:54If you've made it this far, your blood is rising
21:59Buy a ticket and go to Vancouver
22:01Your burning face will look like a rose
22:11And your nose will smell, for you will have acorns
22:15Precious
22:21It was worth the effort
22:26Thank you!
22:27Thank you!
22:57Thank you!
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