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00:00:11Music
00:02:01It's beautiful.
00:02:02So isolated, but beautiful.
00:02:05Isolated?
00:02:05Should have been here 20 years ago.
00:02:08Back then, the only convenience to the center of the island was by foot or horseback.
00:02:12It's a good thing we've got some decent logging roads to take us to the lake.
00:02:15How far is it?
00:02:17By Jeep, about 40 minutes.
00:02:30You know, you can still change your mind.
00:02:32No chance.
00:02:33I made up my mind, and I'm going through with it.
00:02:36Okay.
00:02:38You know, we're both in this together.
00:02:42So how about telling me the whole story?
00:02:47You know, they didn't even have ferry boats back then.
00:02:50There wasn't a pier or a landing to bring a decent-sized boat into.
00:02:53The story, Kelly.
00:02:58Okay.
00:03:00I guess I owe it to you, huh?
00:03:04I was 11 then.
00:03:07My father and I in an old trapper were the only ones living on the island.
00:03:11Dad was a ranger here.
00:03:12I guess it started when I found that bone fragment.
00:03:21I thought I told you about that.
00:03:24Anyway, that's what started it.
00:03:29First, the loggers came.
00:03:31Then a stranger.
00:03:33Then the lady scientist with her niece.
00:03:36It was August.
00:03:37I remember, because my birthday's on the 3rd.
00:03:41Anyway, Dad's boat was being repaired on the mainland.
00:03:43And Barney's charter was making a supply trip out to the island.
00:03:58It was a great day.
00:03:59Dr. Hamlin?
00:04:00Yes, and this is my niece, Susan.
00:04:03How do you do?
00:04:04I'm John Morgan.
00:04:05Of course.
00:04:06The man who sent the fossil.
00:04:07Right.
00:04:08Here, let me get that.
00:04:16The island, it looks beautiful.
00:04:19Be careful.
00:04:20Thanks for the ride.
00:04:23There you go.
00:04:44We don't get too many visitors here.
00:04:47I'm glad to see you.
00:04:48You picked a good time of the year.
00:04:50The weather's good, the water's cold.
00:04:55Then there was a stranger that everybody thought was a fisherman.
00:04:59Nobody knew where he came from, but he had all sorts of scientific equipment with him.
00:05:03We didn't find out the truth about him until a lot later.
00:05:39We didn't find out the truth.
00:06:03We didn't find out the truth.
00:06:06Oh, my God.
00:07:00Oh, my God.
00:07:14Oh, my God.
00:08:00Oh, my God.
00:08:11Oh, my God.
00:08:15Oh, my God.
00:08:44That it has.
00:08:45In fact, I'm very pleased that they chose me to come out and follow up on it.
00:08:50I'm anxious to see the site where it was found.
00:08:53I'll show it to you first thing in the morning.
00:09:22I'll show it to you first thing in the morning.
00:09:50I'll show it to you first thing in the morning.
00:09:56and on a holder we just arrived and already we're imposing on you it's no problem dr
00:10:02edley please call me ellie okay ellie are you sure you want to stay out here there's plenty
00:10:07of room in the house no really john we came here to rough it and by god we're gonna rough
00:10:11it okay
00:10:14could i at least interest you in a cup of coffee now that i'll take you up on
00:10:19susan something for you no i'll pass thanks
00:10:38this is home not much to some maybe but for kelly and i we wouldn't trade it for anything
00:10:44i can't say i blame you i know i like to get away from it all once in a while
00:10:49and fortunately in my field of work i have the opportunity to travel and do just that
00:10:55your son where is he
00:11:19I don't know.
00:11:45It's from some kind of aquatic reptile, like a frog, but much larger, and, of course, much, much older.
00:11:52How old?
00:11:53Well, all of our analysis indicates that the fossil is at least 125 million years old.
00:11:58You mean then it's from some kind of dinosaur or something?
00:12:02That's right, Kelly.
00:12:03It's just a small piece of a lower leg bone, but it's really quite a find.
00:12:07As far as we know, it's the first indication that such a life form existed in this part of the
00:12:11world.
00:12:12You mean this is the first fossil of its kind ever found in this country?
00:12:16The first in this hemisphere.
00:12:18Similar fragments have been found around the world over the past hundred years or so.
00:12:22One in southern China in 1886 and another in 1934 in the Amazon Basin.
00:12:29It tells us that your lake here is very, very old, possibly a goldmine for further research.
00:12:35We don't eat now.
00:12:36Our fish is going to fall apart.
00:12:38It looks delicious.
00:12:40A far cry from what we had expected.
00:12:42Yeah, pork and beans and hot dogs.
00:12:45Kelly, you're hired as chief provider.
00:12:47He'd like that.
00:12:48What are you going to do with the fossil now?
00:12:50Keep it, and try to find more pieces.
00:12:53Who knows, you may have discovered something that will give us further information about the kinds of creatures that lived
00:12:58on this continent millions of years ago.
00:13:02Wow.
00:13:03You know, Charlie says he's seen something in that lake.
00:13:06Okay, Kelly.
00:13:08None of that stuff.
00:13:10Kid's got one hell of an imagination.
00:13:22So tomorrow you work on a raft, and you go back down under.
00:13:26Right.
00:13:27We start early.
00:13:29What I'd like to know is, how'd you come across all this anyway?
00:13:36There's this, uh, there's this guy who's up here, and, uh, he's running around trying to find this island.
00:13:44And I met him in a bar one night, and he's asking me if I knew anything about it.
00:13:49I told him, uh, I might, and what's he looking for it for?
00:13:53So he tells me all about this, uh, this treasure.
00:13:57Did you hear something?
00:14:00Hey, yeah.
00:14:03I'm scared.
00:14:05Yeah.
00:14:06Must be the boo bear.
00:14:28Oh, no!
00:15:05Dad sometimes called me a little zookeeper.
00:15:07I collected everything from skunks to snakes.
00:15:10But my baby deer, they were my favorites.
00:15:35I always considered the island and everything on it mind, but things were starting to change and suddenly we weren't
00:15:40alone on the island anymore.
00:15:42Charlie knew it too and was trying to do something about it.
00:16:08Hey, Burl, what are we doing all this work for? There ain't nobody watching.
00:16:13You just do as you're told, Cal. You know damn well what's in it for all of us.
00:16:19I sure hope you're right. I sure hope so.
00:16:35Well, Mike, what'd you find?
00:16:42Rocks. A lot of rocks.
00:16:46But it's warm. Real warm.
00:16:51Well, keep trying.
00:17:07I'm getting that damn hermit. You just wait.
00:17:15A desolate island. Sounds more like a war going on. You said that there were seldom any visitors.
00:17:20Oh, I forgot to mention that. I don't consider them visitors. There's a logging crew working here.
00:17:27Then we're not alone.
00:17:28Nope. We also have an old trapper living here.
00:17:31It's a crazy old man.
00:17:33Thinks it's his island. He likes to take pot shots at the loggers.
00:17:37Really?
00:17:39You started to tell me about the lake.
00:17:41You say it has no bottom?
00:17:43Not in the middle. Or at least we haven't found it yet.
00:18:00It's so pretty here. Makes you wonder why it's not more popular. You know, for tourists and things.
00:18:05Well, you know how isolated it is. And really, folks in these parts don't like roughing it as much as
00:18:09you and your niece do.
00:18:24Here's the place. That's where Kelly found the fossil.
00:18:35Nothing too unusual about it.
00:19:06You now?
00:19:25It kinda was moved?
00:19:27Oh, my God.
00:20:03Oh, my God.
00:20:34Oh, my God.
00:20:43Kelly.
00:20:45Hmm?
00:20:46I want to hear more.
00:20:50all right well charlie got away that time one of those loggers were really starting to get mad
00:20:58so what's so unbelievable about that nothing nothing at all i've hardly started you see
00:21:04charlie knew something nobody else knew something nobody else wanted to know so go on
00:21:11susan and i had become really good friends i think i had a crush on her ever since i met
00:21:16her
00:21:17fortunately you're a little too young for her oh anyway i showed her around the island and we
00:21:22went swimming a couple of times she had a feeling about the lake
00:21:32it's so warm yeah it's always warm here
00:21:44it's beautiful just beautiful
00:22:06you know as much as i enjoy it here kelly i have a strange feeling that something's gonna touch me
00:22:13when i'm in the water you too hmm well at least somebody believes me hey wait a minute i never
00:22:22said that believe what but there's something about this lake such as i don't know but i can feel it
00:22:30there well whatever it is i'm sure it's nothing to worry about i'm not worried it's just that i feel
00:22:39something you do too see that
00:22:48oh it must be a big fish you said there's some big ones in here sure maybe it's a muskie
00:22:55but i don't think so
00:22:58something got me i tell you something big grabbed my leg and tried to pull me under
00:23:02yeah yeah sure i send you to get that crazy son of a bitch and something gets you instead
00:23:09there you see something did get me got me good
00:23:16next time i'll get him i swear i'll get him
00:23:20looks like he got caught in some barbed wire yeah no way i tell you something pulled me down
00:23:26had my leg like a vice grip i'll get him i swear i'll get him
00:23:35hey what the hell is this shit
00:23:48susan i've seen something like this in here before
00:23:53oh come on honest
00:23:55now when would you have seen something like that
00:23:57at charlie's shack
00:23:59charlie
00:24:01trapper charlie
00:24:03lives on the other side of the lake
00:24:05oh yeah
00:24:06he's half indian
00:24:08my dad's crazy
00:24:10he's lived out here all his life
00:24:12he could tell you all kinds of things about the island
00:24:14like what
00:24:15like why this island is called rana
00:24:18and why's that
00:24:20cuz rana's the name of a lake god
00:24:22charlie says the indians used to worship him
00:24:25he says the lake is sacred
00:24:26and that rana was some sort of king
00:24:29he still thinks rana's alive
00:24:31and he keeps charlie alive because he's got a chore to do
00:24:33well before you put goosebumps on my skin i'll change
00:24:45fall into the hills
00:24:46what can i use
00:25:03and he says that
00:25:04in damn
00:25:04what you
00:25:04what you
00:25:04how you
00:25:05what you
00:25:06what you
00:25:35Look at this.
00:25:37It's infected.
00:25:39Well, that's what it is. It's infected. I got to get to a dock.
00:25:41Cut your damn whining, Cal.
00:25:44I've had enough of it.
00:25:45We ain't going nowhere until we get what we come after.
00:25:48Look at it.
00:25:49Look at it. There's pus coming out of here.
00:25:52Ain't chasing after no legends no more.
00:25:54There ain't nothing in that lake but trouble.
00:25:56You're right, Burl.
00:25:58So far, it checks out.
00:26:01The water down there is warm, just like it said.
00:26:04The water must be coming from somewhere.
00:26:07A lot of rocks down there.
00:26:09Big boulders.
00:26:11We can find the entrance to the source.
00:26:14We got it.
00:26:16Okay. I give it one more day.
00:26:19One more day and that's it.
00:26:21I'm taking off. I'm getting my legs fixed.
00:26:22I ain't never coming back to this place.
00:26:24You don't shut up, Cal.
00:26:26I'm going to take care of it for you.
00:26:31Go on, Mike. What were you saying?
00:26:34We found the rocks.
00:26:36All we have to do is find the entrance.
00:27:14We found the rocks.
00:27:14How many times go?
00:27:16The wind.
00:27:16The birds.
00:27:16The birds.
00:27:18The birds.
00:27:19The birds.
00:27:21The birds.
00:27:22And of all things.
00:27:23They can find the signs.
00:27:37Oh, my God.
00:27:56Oh, my God.
00:28:23Oh, my God.
00:28:48What's the matter?
00:28:50Listen.
00:28:56It's just frogs, Susan.
00:28:59You'll get used to it.
00:29:28You'll get used to it.
00:29:58You'll get used to it.
00:30:12Ah, my God.
00:30:14Oh, my God.
00:30:17Oh, my God.
00:30:25trouble oh John you know I'm scared I'm real scared them chickens they're gone
00:30:36in it the man in the canoe hey he's gone shut up Charlie get in the barn
00:30:42they're gonna wake everybody and rile the horses scared
00:30:55Charlie you've been drinking again knowing what the hell are you talking
00:30:58about what that man in the canoe he's gone he's gone in them loggers I know what
00:31:07they're here for John you've got to get him off this here I don't go a heap of
00:31:13trouble Charlie Charlie take it easy oh you know it's only a myth it's man just a
00:31:18story story oh no I got proof I got proof okay okay you show me I'll show you
00:31:29John you better do as I say oh we're gonna be in a heap of trouble he didn't
00:31:35win you better watch all right calm down now go home and sleep it off
00:31:44I've been down to the lake been watching their frogs
00:31:49yeah I can very peculiar very peculiar they know they know
00:32:00they know they know they know they know they know they know they know
00:32:08they know
00:32:09they know they know they know they know they know they know they know they know
00:32:29they know they know they know they know they know they know they know they know
00:32:29they know they know they know they know they know they know they know they know they know
00:32:52It's Ellie!
00:32:53It's Ellie!
00:32:55It's Ellie!
00:32:59It's okay, it's okay.
00:33:02Look at the size of them!
00:33:07That is strange behavior.
00:33:14They do look a little odd.
00:33:17We better get them out of here.
00:33:27If I didn't know better, I'd swear he'd try to bite me.
00:33:34Whoa!
00:33:43Let's go!
00:33:43Let's go!
00:33:45Let's go!
00:33:50Let's go!
00:33:58Let's go!
00:34:00Let's go!
00:34:26Whoa!
00:34:40I don't know if Dad went out deliberately to search for Sorenson,
00:34:43or if it was just by accident that he found the campsite.
00:35:10What he found evidently lent credence to what Charlie had told him.
00:35:14I know he couldn't figure out how Sorenson got on the island without Dad knowing about him,
00:35:18or what he was after, and he wondered why Charlie didn't tell him more about Sorenson.
00:35:37He didn't know what he was after.
00:35:38He was a kid, and he was a kid.
00:35:38He was a kid.
00:35:41He was a kid.
00:35:44He was a kid.
00:35:49He was a kid.
00:35:50He was a kid.
00:35:53Oh, my God.
00:36:27Oh, my God.
00:37:03Oh, my God.
00:37:29Oh, my God.
00:37:59Oh, my God.
00:38:01Sorry, sweetheart.
00:38:02Just having a little fun.
00:38:04Wasn't trying to scare you.
00:38:05Who the hell are you?
00:38:07Name's Mike.
00:38:09Just out for a little bass fishing.
00:38:12But you don't look like any bass to me.
00:38:22Hey.
00:38:24Take it easy.
00:38:32Hey.
00:38:33Listen.
00:38:34We're camped right across the lake.
00:38:36Stop by sometime, why don't you?
00:38:38Show you a good time.
00:38:40Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:39:05Sorensen is a paleontologist.
00:39:07Very young, but very respected.
00:39:10I'd always considered him a good friend.
00:39:13Well, nobody's beyond a little friendly competition, I guess.
00:39:17Looks like he's a little beyond it now.
00:39:20You can't be sure of that.
00:39:22With this, Charlie's story sure seems to check out.
00:39:26I told you there's something in that lake, just like Charlie always said.
00:39:29Well, I don't know, Kelly, but until we find out what's going on, no fishing and no swimming alone.
00:39:34I mean it.
00:39:37And how many times have I told you about him at the table?
00:39:41Okay.
00:39:43Could I talk with this Charlie?
00:39:45We'll arrange it, but I can't see what good it'll do.
00:39:48He's an old fool.
00:39:51Susan, what happened to you?
00:39:57There's just some people on this island I don't ever care to meet again.
00:40:16I don't know?
00:40:19Let's do it.
00:40:19Oh, my God.
00:40:20You are dead, I mean, you are dead.
00:40:20Oh, my God.
00:40:22You are dead.
00:40:22Oh, my God.
00:40:23Oh, my God.
00:40:25Oh, my God.
00:40:27Oh, my God.
00:40:30Oh, my God.
00:40:50Get out of the night, you impotent friend of Mrs. McGuire's aide.
00:40:54Don't you know she comes to court, your little sister Kate?
00:40:59In you go, you cheater.
00:41:05Yeah, it's going to taste good.
00:41:09Oh, you want some too?
00:41:11Well, yeah.
00:41:13Here you go.
00:41:14There you go.
00:41:16Heartbreaky.
00:41:24Down there.
00:41:40Hello?
00:41:44Hello?
00:41:47It's one of them women I told you about.
00:41:49John promised to get him off the island.
00:41:57Anybody here?
00:42:07Charlie?
00:42:11What do you want?
00:42:13I want to talk to you about...
00:42:15You talk?
00:42:16Well, I only talk to him and my friends.
00:42:20You don't look like anyone of them.
00:42:22My name is Eleanor Hatley and I'm staying with John Morgan.
00:42:26You're staying with John?
00:42:27Oh.
00:42:28Oh.
00:42:29You as a woman?
00:42:30Well, no.
00:42:31You see, my niece and I are camping at his place.
00:42:34I'm a paleontologist and I'm...
00:42:36A what?
00:42:36A paleontologist.
00:42:38What?
00:42:39I'm doing research here on the island.
00:42:41Well, what do you want to talk to me for?
00:42:43Well, a colleague of mine, a man by the name of Sorensen, was out here in a canoe.
00:42:48And John thought that perhaps you had seen him.
00:42:50I've seen him.
00:42:51I've seen him.
00:42:52I've seen him all right.
00:42:53He ain't going to help you none.
00:42:55No.
00:42:56Well, what do you mean?
00:42:57Well, he's...
00:42:59He's gone.
00:43:01He's gone.
00:43:03And he ain't nothing going to help him.
00:43:06No.
00:43:07No.
00:43:07And you know what?
00:43:08You better...
00:43:09You better get you and that other woman off in this island.
00:43:14Before you know what's good for you.
00:43:16Now, you better get.
00:43:17Do it as fast as you can.
00:43:27Kelly!
00:43:31Kelly!
00:43:39Kelly, you scared me to death.
00:43:41Will you come down?
00:43:43I told you he wouldn't talk to you.
00:43:44No, but he'd talk to you, wouldn't he, Kelly?
00:43:48He might.
00:43:54Well, would you ask him about a stranger that came to the island recently?
00:44:00Oh!
00:44:01The loggers?
00:44:02No, no.
00:44:03Another person.
00:44:04Would you ask him, Kelly?
00:44:06Okay.
00:44:13Charlie!
00:44:15Charlie!
00:44:18Charlie!
00:44:19I knew there was you, Kelly.
00:44:21You can catch another big one today.
00:44:23Ink fish, yeah.
00:44:25Oh.
00:44:26Here you go on.
00:44:27Charlie, there's something strange going on.
00:44:29Know what I mean?
00:44:30No.
00:44:31No.
00:44:32No.
00:44:33You're the only one that's got sense enough to believe in Charlie.
00:44:37Me and the frogs.
00:44:38They know.
00:44:40They know.
00:44:41They know.
00:44:41They told me the whole legend.
00:44:44Well, a long time ago.
00:44:48There was a time, years and years ago, when the Indians that lived around here was having
00:44:56a mighty poor time of it.
00:44:58They couldn't catch no game, no fish.
00:45:02No.
00:45:03Well, go on, Charlie.
00:45:04Go on.
00:45:05Well, one day, there was two Indian Braves fishing the stream near here.
00:45:10And one of them looks down, and he sees this yellow pebble, which looks different than
00:45:16the other ones.
00:45:17And he picks it up, and he looks at it.
00:45:20It's heavier and feels different.
00:45:23Well, he takes this pebble and puts it in his pouch, and Plum forgets all about it.
00:45:29What was it?
00:45:30Really?
00:45:31Well, I'm coming to that.
00:45:32I'm coming to that.
00:45:33One day, this angel, he comes to this lake, and he reaches into his pouch where he gets
00:45:41that yellow pebble, which Plum forgot about.
00:45:44And for no reason, he takes it and throws it in the lake.
00:45:49Then what happened?
00:45:50Oh, then, almighty hell broke loose.
00:45:54The water swirled, and it bubbled, and out of the center of it, there comes this creature.
00:46:02Creature?
00:46:03Well, well, half man, half frog.
00:46:10Ugly.
00:46:11Half, I don't know what.
00:46:14What happened then?
00:46:15Well, that engine brave had threw that heavy little pebble in the lake.
00:46:20Well, he run back through the woods to go back to his camp.
00:46:24And a strange thing happened.
00:46:26Right in front of him was this big buck deer.
00:46:30Didn't move, didn't do nothing.
00:46:32Didn't run nothing?
00:46:34Nope.
00:46:35The engine had got his Tommy Hawk and fell that deer and dragged him back to camp.
00:46:41Bet they all ain't good that night.
00:46:42Yeah.
00:46:43And when that engine told his story, guess what?
00:46:47I know, I know.
00:46:48All them engine braids went down to the stream to find heavy yellow pebbles and threw them
00:46:54in the lake.
00:46:54Yeah, that's right.
00:46:56And the legend claims that this whole island was full of game and fish.
00:47:02They...
00:47:03They...
00:47:04They worship that creature.
00:47:06And...
00:47:07And...
00:47:07They give him a name.
00:47:09A name?
00:47:10What was it?
00:47:12Rana.
00:47:13Rana.
00:47:15They called him Rana.
00:47:17The legend claims he never dies.
00:47:21Never dies?
00:47:22Wow.
00:47:24That's right, Kelly.
00:47:25That's right.
00:47:27That's right.
00:47:28Those pebbles.
00:47:29Them just ordinary old pebbles?
00:47:32Gold.
00:47:33No.
00:47:34Gold.
00:47:35Gold nuggets.
00:47:38Gold it was.
00:47:39That was the first time old Charlie ever told me the whole story.
00:47:43I told my father and he called it a myth.
00:47:45A fairy tale.
00:47:46That is, until they found Dr. Sorenson's diary.
00:47:49Sorenson kept a diary?
00:47:51Mm.
00:47:51More like a journal.
00:47:53You see, most scientists keep a journal when they're out doing field work and Sorenson's
00:47:57turned out to be pretty detailed.
00:48:00He wasn't finding any fossils, but he sure was finding an awful lot out about Charlie while
00:48:05he was out there.
00:48:07Seems he'd taken to following old Charlie around and watching him and writing things down about
00:48:11him.
00:48:13This is fantastic.
00:48:15We've got to find that skeleton.
00:48:18It doesn't say whether he kept the remains or not.
00:48:22Maybe Charlie still has them.
00:48:24Well, we'll both pay him a visit.
00:48:27How is it that Sorenson beat you here anyway?
00:48:30Because I was fool enough to share your find with colleagues, including Dr. Sorenson, who
00:48:36was visiting with us at the time.
00:48:37It was right after your package arrived.
00:48:40And then it took me some time to make the necessary tests and more time to make arrangements
00:48:46for the trip.
00:48:46It was foolish of me.
00:48:48I should have known better.
00:48:50Is there anything else in there that might help?
00:48:52No, that's the last entry.
00:48:55Well, I call the mainland.
00:48:57They'll check if he's been there.
00:48:59If not, they'll call the university and his home.
00:49:01I hope he's all right.
00:49:04I have my doubts, Ellie.
00:49:08He knows he doesn't know me.
00:49:10I know.
00:49:16I know.
00:49:26You probably got out of here.
00:49:28It's true of all.
00:49:29Yeah, you might beware.
00:49:29Oh, I have to ask tho this, in case of his home is something .
00:49:31Oh, yeah.
00:49:31Oh, yeah.
00:49:32Oh, yeah.
00:49:33Look.
00:49:33Oh, yeah.
00:49:37Oh, yeah.
00:49:52Not a sign of him.
00:49:54Not a sign.
00:50:00He didn't have that much air in his tanks.
00:50:03Unless he's off screwing around somewhere.
00:50:05That's pretty hard to do on this island.
00:50:08My leg hurts bad, Burleigh. I'm taking off.
00:50:11You hear I'm leaving.
00:50:13We ain't going nowhere without Mike.
00:50:15I've had about all I can take out of you.
00:50:17Okay.
00:50:26You're a little bougie.
00:50:31I'm gonna get him.
00:50:32This time I'm gonna get that bastard.
00:50:57What are you going to do?
00:51:09Oh, my God.
00:51:29Oh, my God.
00:51:59Oh, my God.
00:52:09Oh, my God.
00:52:23The loggers and Charlie seem to be at it again.
00:52:25Does he ever stop antagonizing them?
00:52:27Well, there's no law against shooting around here, but it does bother me when it's that close.
00:52:38Well, he's taken care of.
00:52:39What happened?
00:52:40Now, if that damn ranger don't stick his nose in it, we can finish our work in peace.
00:52:50Isn't somebody going to get hurt?
00:52:52Let's check it out.
00:53:10John, John, I didn't aim to hurt nobody.
00:53:15Oh, my God.
00:53:16What happened?
00:53:17The loggers.
00:53:18We've got to get him back to the shack.
00:53:20I'm hurt bad, John.
00:53:22I'm hurt bad.
00:53:28Let's check out.
00:53:32We've got to get the reinline down.
00:53:35I'm hurt bad.
00:53:50Don't try again.
00:53:52Let's check out.
00:53:53You'll leave.
00:54:07you're mighty mighty kind man he needs professional attention John I can only do so much we've got to
00:54:14get him to the mainland no yeah no doc no mainland no no I want to stay right here that's
00:54:22the way I want
00:54:23it well you do what you can I'll be back best you ask me now ma'am Charlie what can
00:54:33you tell me you
00:54:35know something about Rana Rana I know what you're after Rana is guarding it yeah yeah he he got your
00:54:48friend in the canoe he he was after it after it after what Charlie the gold that's that's what
00:54:59the frog people always protect it they've always protected it them frogs get get away from the lake
00:55:10get away from the island Rana's not at peace anymore Charlie about the gold and and Rana
00:55:31the picture the fossil it's impossible Charlie Charlie what more can you tell me
00:56:19you going somewhere
00:56:21yeah I got a bum leg see
00:56:26gotta go see a doc who did the shooting it wasn't me I didn't do it I chased the old
00:56:32guy
00:56:32once when he was shooting at us but uh that's how I got the bum leg
00:56:57oh
00:56:58oh
00:56:58oh
00:56:58oh
00:57:08You're watching I got things to do and keep an eye out for Mike sure girl
00:57:27Don't count on it
00:57:42Callie
00:57:54Callie
00:57:59Callie!
00:58:33Callie!
00:58:57Callie!
00:59:25Callie!
00:59:55Callie!
01:00:36Callie!
01:01:05Callie!
01:01:25Callie!
01:01:59Callie!
01:02:04Callie!
01:02:08Callie!
01:02:41Oh, my God.
01:03:10Oh, my God.
01:03:32Oh, my God.
01:03:34Oh, my God.
01:03:40Oh, my God.
01:04:04Oh, my God.
01:04:36Oh, my God.
01:04:39Oh, my God.
01:04:58Oh, my God.
01:05:51Oh, my God.
01:05:55Oh, my God.
01:06:05Oh, my God.
01:06:20Oh, my God.
01:06:21Oh, my God.
01:07:12Charlie's tribe called
01:07:13the frog people, and quite
01:07:15obviously they do exist.
01:07:17At least one, anyway.
01:07:19The fossil and Charlie's
01:07:21skeleton, they bear the story
01:07:23out. But how they've been able
01:07:25to survive up until the present
01:07:27is unexplainable, unless, as
01:07:29Charlie said, the lake really is
01:07:31bottomless, and the hot springs
01:07:33that feed it are as old as,
01:07:35well, at least a hundred
01:07:37million years old.
01:07:40It's almost unbelievable.
01:07:42Most creatures of the Mesozoic era
01:07:44died out by the end of the
01:07:46Cretaceous period. Only the
01:07:48alligator and some species of
01:07:49sharks have survived until the
01:07:51present. That's assuming you
01:07:53don't believe in Loch Ness.
01:07:54At any rate, Charlie's people
01:07:56deified the creature, actively
01:07:58worshipped him. Centuries ago,
01:08:00they made offerings of food and
01:08:02gold. And Charlie, up till the
01:08:05day he died, continued the
01:08:06ritual. I don't know. As a
01:08:09scientist, you hate to believe
01:08:10any of it, but, well, for the
01:08:12most part, the legend seems to
01:08:15be true.
01:08:18Susan, you okay?
01:08:21I don't know.
01:08:23I just have this strange
01:08:24feeling.
01:08:33I'm
01:08:37I'm
01:08:39I'm
01:08:40I'm
01:08:42I'm
01:08:42I'm
01:08:46I'm
01:08:53I'm
01:09:01I'm
01:09:03I'm
01:09:05I'm
01:09:06I'm
01:09:06I'm
01:09:07I'm
01:09:17how is she sleeping poor kid what's gonna happen now i think maybe we can take care of it
01:09:27ronna may be big and he may be thick-skinned but this just might do it for us what is
01:09:36it
01:09:37it's a special load phosphor acid agent and a lot of gunpowder what's it gonna do
01:09:46well we're gonna have to test it to see
01:10:02dad you think we'll make it sure son we'll make
01:10:05it got everything yeah that's it where's ellie i don't know i saw her leaving the house just a
01:10:14little while ago
01:10:17so
01:10:19I don't know.
01:10:49I don't know.
01:11:20I don't know.
01:11:52I don't know.
01:12:04I don't know.
01:12:15I don't know.
01:12:21I don't know.
01:12:31I don't know.
01:12:35I don't know.
01:12:46I don't know.
01:12:50I don't know.
01:13:02I don't know.
01:13:30I don't know.
01:13:35I don't know.
01:14:05Just getting away from there was all that mattered.
01:14:42I don't know.
01:15:05There's an inlet just ahead.
01:15:14There's an inlet just ahead.
01:15:19Dad, look, look, those bubbles.
01:15:25Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:16:03Susan and I, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:16:10no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
01:16:18no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:16:21Kelly, what are we going to do now?
01:16:24I know.
01:16:26We'll think of something.
01:16:31I'm just so afraid.
01:17:14I can't.
01:17:16What are you doing, Kelly?
01:17:17If that thing was the last thing I'd do.
01:17:55I'm so afraid.
01:17:59And now go.
01:18:05The Lauderdale.
01:18:06The Lauderdale.
01:18:07How many of us are?
01:18:11The Lauderdale.
01:18:16The Lauderdale.
01:18:25Oh, my God.
01:18:50Oh, my God.
01:19:17Oh, my God.
01:19:19Oh, my God.
01:19:24Oh, my God.
01:19:29Oh, my God.
01:19:58Oh, my God.
01:20:01Oh, my God.
01:20:34Oh, my God.
01:20:37Oh, my God.
01:20:38Oh, my God.
01:20:40Oh, my God.
01:20:41Oh, my God.
01:20:42Oh, my God.
01:20:42Oh, my God.
01:20:42Oh, my God.
01:20:43Oh, my God.
01:20:43Oh, my God.
01:20:44Oh, my God.
01:20:45Oh, my God.
01:20:45Oh, my God.
01:20:45Oh, my God.
01:20:45Oh, my God.
01:21:16Oh, my God.
01:22:10Oh, my God.
01:22:15Oh, my God.
01:22:45Oh, my God.
01:22:47Oh, my God.
01:22:47Oh, my God.
01:22:49Oh, my God.
01:22:50Oh, my God.
01:22:52Oh, my God.
01:22:53Oh, my God.
01:23:31Oh, my God.
01:23:38Oh, my God.
01:23:38Oh, my God.
01:23:46Oh, my God.
01:23:48Oh, my God.
01:24:22Oh, my God.
01:24:25Oh, my God.
01:24:41Oh, my God.
01:24:57Oh, my God.
01:25:44Oh, my God.
01:25:53Oh, my God.
01:25:57Oh, my God.
01:25:58Oh, my God.
01:25:59Oh, my God.
01:26:04Oh, my God.
01:26:09Oh, my God.
01:26:13Oh, my God.
01:26:45Oh, my God.
01:26:46Oh, my God.
01:26:46Oh, my God.
01:26:47Oh, my God.
01:26:49Oh, my God.
01:27:00Oh, my God.
01:27:15Oh, my God.
01:27:16Oh, my God.
01:27:48Oh, my God.
01:28:16Oh, my God.
01:28:46Oh, my God.
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