Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Your father can keep them for the previous owner.

I still don't understand it.

Ned. Wait a minute.

(Ned) Look at that wingspan.

for you to be there to look after Mr. Jensen's 10 percent.

Are you interested?

Oh, incredible.

His scheme was darn near foolproof.

There has to be another way to the lighthouse.

[metallic rattling]

We'll take shifts.

Sat alone in a cave and mended myself back into shape.

You saw a light up there, all right.

Cancel what? What's going on?

Unless you're willing to tell me you think it was a ghost.

Jack Wall. How do you do?

ring doorbells, set fires.

The guy who's selling the property.

whose work dictates peculiar circumstances of this kind, right?

You really think he's going to try and scare us?

is confined to checking out driving records

Hey, Ned. Look at that.

Universities do.

Dad, you're terrific.

Yes, but you solved it.

watch what happens when I superimpose this

(male narrator) Tonight, on Nancy Drew:

The coastguard finally sealed it shut with dynamite in 1932.

And after all, th-this fellow Wall is a full professor,

Otherwise it'd be stiff as a board.

I'm supposed to have the wisdom of age at this point in my life.

(George) Nancy!

And that will entitle you to $200,000, Mr. Jensen.

Well, death does that to you.

You know a better way to get to the bottom of this?

You're going to spend the night in here?

We sure did. Tell me, Ned.

This book was checked out of a Los Angeles library last June.

He brought a chapter of it to my attention.

I can't let you spend the night

My guess is the professor is hunting for treasure

[church bell tolling]

Well, thank you. Ned.

[people chattering]

[metallic rattling]

I'm only interested in the treasure,

Well, the story predates this lighthouse.

I'll go back for another one.

until my activities stirred them up.

You have one in the car?