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01x09 - Nemesis

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Dive Club". Aired: September 3, 2021.*
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Dive Club follows the story of a feisty group of teen divers who search for their friend when she disappears after a cyclone hits Cape Mercy, their small coastal town

01x09 - Nemesis

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[chickens cluck quietly]

[gentle music]

Don't worry, little cuttlefish.

Just one more day of having to hang out

with your old grandad

before your mum and dad get back.

Cheer up, barnacle.

I may have one more surprise

in store for you.

[footsteps approach]

Mysterious footsteps!

-Hello!

-Gran!

Sea Dog, you didn't tell me

you'd caught a mermaid!

Hello, little one!

-Aww!

-I missed you so much!

We both missed you. How was Japan?

I come bearing gifts.

Do you know what this is?

Oh, you were telling me about those!

It's it's a himitsu bako.

The only way to open the puzzle box

is by making specific movements

in the correct order.

Let's see how you go.

[uplifting music]

[footsteps approach]

Maddie, been at it for hours.

Time for bed.

What will I tell your parents tomorrow

when you're half-asleep?

I'll never get it.

[sighs] Be patient.

Do you ever think about the fire?

The past only hurts as much as we let it.

That's why we make new memories.

That's true.

Maybe you just need to

let the answers come to you.

[gentle music]

[chuckles]

Now sleep!

Goodnight. Mwah!

Goodnight, Gran.

[theme music]

[cheerful piano music]

And one, two, three, four,

five, six, change, seven and eight.

And over, and over,

and one and two, three, four.

Arabesque, one, two, three, four.

Close behind, six, seven, eight.

Reverence, one, two, three, four.

Curtsy, five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven, eight.

Thank you, everyone. Beautiful work today.

[applause]

And don't forget Wednesday's rehearsal

starts at 3:00 not 4:00 this week.

-Mother, is everything alright?

-Of course.

I just haven't been down here

in such a long time.

Time just gets away.

Every meeting I attend

is a dance recital I miss.

Every dance recital I attend

is another meeting I miss.

You know,

dance requires courage and discipline.

Your discipline is somewhat lacking.

But you dive into the ocean fearlessly,

swimming with sharks

and heaven knows what else.

You have courage, Anna.

I'm very proud of that.

I possibly went too far

closing the clubhouse.

I know these last few weeks

have been very difficult for everyone,

so once we get through Salvation Day,

perhaps we can talk about

reopening the Dive Club.

Spasiba, Mamushka!

[chuckles softly]

Oh, well, my eleven o'clock awaits.

I'll see you at home.

[gentle acoustic guitar music]

Don't hold back, just breathe it in ♪

Pick up your feet ♪

And realise the things you say ♪

Comes from your heartbeat ♪

And with the setting sun ♪

Your fears become undone ♪

So take the last breath of day ♪

When the night begins to shine ♪

Just open up your eyes ♪

Your story is underway ♪

[footsteps approach]

So just let it go ♪

Just let it go ♪

I think I knew her before she was famous.

What, you and Hayden

could write an album together.

For me?

Mmm, I hardly think

indie folk music is his cup of tea.

But that song he wrote for Stevie

was just so beautiful.

What?

You're beautiful.

-I should, um--

-You should let me take you out.

-Might know a place.

-Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

[Maddie] Izzie!

[bicycles approach]

-Come on, we're gonna be late!

-Hi, guys.

Sorry. Did we did we ruin something?

Sorry. We did, didn't we? Our bad.

-We'll wait over there.

-Yeah. Carry on!

[sighs]

Friends are great.

[both giggle]

-Thursday.

-Thursday.

[man] We'll keep him sedated

for another day or so

until the swelling is down completely.

[Renee] Thank you, Doctor.

We'll see you tomorrow.

[man] Call me if you notice

any changes in his condition.

-We should stop.

-Shh.

Yeah, spying's not very cool, guys.

Oh, but you, Henry, the tree.

It was so romantic.

Oh, she's coming!

Girls, I know

you're concerned about Leonid's recovery,

but eavesdropping is impolite.

No, no, no, no, we were just

inspecting those door hinges.

Renee, are they Italian,

because they are beautiful--

How is he?

He'll be fine, but needs rest.

We can thank our lucky stars

we had the best doctor on the island

at our beck and call.

[quietly] The only doctor.

Now, none of you are to go near

the guest bedroom today. Understood?

[door closes]

[sighs]

Poor Leonid.

Who was that diver?

Do we think it was the same person

who broke into the clubhouse?

If the same person attacked Leonid,

then they know we're on their trail

and we need to be really careful.

I agree.

I don't want to give up, but the same

person who got Lauren out of the way

just put Leonid in hospital.

Exactly.

Leonid literally risked his life to try

and find out what happened to Lauren.

That masked diver was obviously

looking for the rest of the jewels,

but they don't know that we--

They don't know

that we found the necklace!

Where is it now?

Um in a shoebox.

What? It's under the bed!

Oh, well, so practically the Vatican.

Is it expensive? It's expensive.

Wait, no, no, no, don't tell me.

I don't want to know.

So what's our next move?

Is it worth a million dollars?

Has anyone heard from that Pavel guy?

You know, that friend of Leonid's

that was looking into the coin?

Is it worth $10 million?

Really? Is it?

Yeah.

Oh, no, no, I don't want to know.

We bought ourselves some time.

Let's use it to reassess.

So, we do nothing?

We stay safe.

[sighs]

One, two, what we gonna do ♪

Got to go out while the sky is blue ♪

Got to see the sunshine

Shine, shine, shine ♪

Three, four ♪

[sighs heavily]

But I know that we'll just be fine

Be fine, fine ♪

[sighs]

[Lucinda] Stevie, are you home?

Stevie?

I was hoping you would give me a hand

tracking crustacean mating patterns.

[phone rings]

John!

I'm not busy.

No, Izzie's not here.

I was just looking for Stevie, actually.

She's been avoiding me lately.

She really believes

that there's some big secret

she'll uncover that will answer everything

and will bring Lauren back.

How do you explain

that life's just not that exciting?

Dinner tonight?

Sounds lovely.

7:00 p.m. at the Lodestar?

It's a date.

[sighs]

[car engine starts]

[sighs heavily]

[whimsical music]

[whimsical music continues]

[breathlessly] Oh, why thank you,

Ambassador.

I had it sent all the way

from Monte Carlo.

Far more costly, but, you know,

you can't argue with quality.

[twig snaps]

[gasps]

[leaves rustle]

So let's go, go, go ♪

Go, go, go ♪

Let's go, go, go ♪

[mutters quietly]

Go, go, go ♪

[groans]

Sorry, Mr. Darcy.

Your emotional unavailability

is just gonna have to wait.

[sighs]

[Sea Dog grunts]

Just 14 more to go.

[groans]

Hey. Hey.

Are you as bored as I am?

Bored? There is nothing more exciting

than a good lobster pot.

Here, Izzie, give us a hand, will ya?

Oh, thank you, Mr. Sea Dog, um,

but I thought Maddie and I

might look over some maps

or maybe go for a dive

or read some books or something.

Yes! Yes! Yes!

I'm just gonna put this over here.

Look, as much as that

would make me very happy,

we are at a complete standstill until

Leonid wakes up or we find a new lead.

Mmm.

[phone rings]

Am I having a stroke

or do you hear that too?

Oh, it's nothing, Grandad.

It's just my alarm clock.

My alarm clock.

What?

[Sea Dog] Right, well,

I'm off to the marina after this.

Bye.

Maddie, what are you doing

with Leonid's phone?

OK, I took it when we got off the boat.

He probably knows something

about the coin. Pick up!

-I can't just answer Leonid's phone!

-Maddie, it's our only lead. Go!

[man with Russian accent] Leonid. Hello.

[low voice] Da.

Leonid, is that you?

[whispered arguing]

Hello? Leonid, hello?

[English accent] Good afternoon.

Leonid Komarov's phone.

You've reached his assistant Wanda.

Assistant?

When did Leonid get an assistant?

Oh, you know,

ever since his latest book release

he's been ever so busy.

I see.

Oh, Mr. Tolstoy, I'm just absolutely

chuffed to bits to hear from you.

Um, Mr. Komarov mentioned

you were calling about an artefact.

A coin to be precise.

Are you sure I can't speak

directly to Leonid?

Well, it's a bit of a sticky wicket,

really.

Mr. Komarov has found himself

caught in the privy

with a bad case of puddle belly.

Sorry?

Bad cuttlefish. Bleugh.

Oh, we've all been there.

I did want to speak to him,

so you'll have to relay my excitement.

I stumbled onto something

quite extraordinary.

Back in a few hours.

Wait, let me get this straight.

It's a challenge coin?

A gift to naval officers

who took command of their vessels.

Or in this case, a vessel called

[both] The 'Nemesis'.

Which was a secret commission

by the East India Company.

That went missing under

mysterious circumstances in 1912.

'Nemesis', 'Nemesis', 'Nemesis'.

-Wait, have you heard that name before?

-Yeah, but where?

I'm gonna find out.

[man on TV] But for now,

its secrets remain on the bottom

This is ridiculous. I know

I've heard of the 'Nemesis' before.

Why does Sea Dog have so many logs

and none of them are alphabetised?

Maybe we should just take a break.

I'll go see if there are any

fresh coconuts lying around.

[voice-over on TV] Next on 'Ghost Ships

of the Australian Coast',

we visit the remote island of Cape Mercy.

[man on TV] July 26, 1918.

A frigate with dark sails was observed off

the coast of the small Australian island.

Attempts to identify and communicate

with the craft proved futile.

Without warning, the vessel

was engulfed by a mighty expl*si*n.

We arrived at their position

three miles south-east of the island

seeking to lend aid.

But the mysterious vessel--

[video rewinds]

expl*si*n.

We arrived at their position three miles--

[video rewinds]

vessel was engulfed

by a mighty expl*si*n.

[gasps]

Izzie!

the vessel was engulfed

by a mighty expl*si*n.

See? "S1, E4, 2505."

Season 1, episode 4,

25 minutes and

[both] Five seconds.

[Maddie] It's right there

in Lauren's notebook.

Lauren did love Sea Dog's tapes.

Maybe she thought this coin

came from the mystery ship?

The mystery ship called the 'Nemesis'.

Which lies three miles south-east of us.

Guys, I'm willing to bet

everything on this.

Look, if Lauren thought it was important,

we should check it out. Agreed?

Wait.

If we get caught out in that water,

my mother will solder the padlock

to that clubhouse

and we'll never get in there again, ever.

Understood.

So, where is the key?

My mother's dressing table,

second drawer on the right.

[all giggle]

[adventurous music]

[adventurous music continues]

[Renee snores softly]

[Renee snorts]

See? Nothing to worry about.

Not a soul in sight.

[Henry] What are you guys doing?

[gasps] What are you doing?!

What decent person is up

at this time of the morning?

A person with a job.

Ah.

Is this a good idea?

[keys jangle]

Is that shirt a good idea?

I don't know what you guys are up to,

but it doesn't look entirely legit.

[sighs]

I know it doesn't look great,

but, um, there's something

we really need to do, OK?

-It's important.

-Is it dangerous?

Then why take the risk, Izzie?

I've dragged that boat in once before.

I don't want to have to do that again.

A ship is safest in the harbour,

but that's not what ships are for.

[mysterious music]

[mysterious music continues]

[eerie music]

[taps on tank]

[majestic music]

[camera shutter clicks]

[Maddie] Izzie,

I can't believe you found it.

[Izzie] We found it together.

It's so strange.

The hull was obliterated

but the mast survived.

I know, and there's barely a debris field

for such a sudden expl*si*n.

Yeah, why is that?

It means it wasn't an accident.

It was scuttled.

-They sunk it on purpose.

-Why?

And what happened to the crew?

[suspenseful music]

[plaintive music]