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Adventure Inc./The Fate of the Liverpool Flyer
The Fate of the Liverpool Flyer | |
Season 1, Episode 6 | |
Airdate | November 4, 2002 |
Production Number | 106 |
Written by | Karen Harris |
Directed by | Bill Corcoran |
← 1x05 Village of the Lost |
1x07 → Curse of the Neptune |
Adventure Inc. — Season One |
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The Fate of the Liverpool Flyer is the sixth episode of the first season of Adventure Inc..
Guest Stars: Michael Rhoades (Fuller), Deborah Odell (Mayor Teri Landau/Claire Morgan), Paul Miller (Tom Rossmoor), Michael Kash (Arvin), Jamila Fleming (Penny), Richard Eden (Charlton Doyle)
Contents |
Plot Overview
Judson takes Mackenzie fishing to Jackson's Cove, where he had gone to since a youngster with his Uncle Bill, to find it fenced off for a "Luxury Waterfront Living" development by Tom Rossmoor that construction of is about to start.
Security guards shoot at Judson and the matter goes to court where Judson pleads his case of the Liverpool Flyer a sailing ship that sank in the cove August 8th, 1787 and the proposed construction should stop. Discredited by Rossmoor's expert, only the intervention of a state injunction obtained by Gabriel gives Judson 48 hours to prove his case.
After a dive Judson finds evidence and on his way to court is attacked and taken to a cave where he is drugged. Left alone his mind becomes blurred between reality and the past fate of the Liverpool Flyer. Semi-conscious, the reality is the rising tide in the cave and the dream is of the chance to change history and save the ship from being wrecked on the rocks.
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
- Gabriel's picture has been in People magazine.
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
Memorable Moments
Quotes
- Judson: Every summer when I'd come here my Uncle Bill would take me treasure hunting on the shore, taught me everything he knew..by the time I was twelve I knew what I wanted to be.