The search for a yacht ends up splitting Charlie's loyalties when two agencies ask for his help.The search for a yacht ends up splitting Charlie's loyalties when two agencies ask for his help.The search for a yacht ends up splitting Charlie's loyalties when two agencies ask for his help.
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Kathy najimy plays a professor with a phd in horse crapology and a minor in gambling which she uses to beat alan in a game of chess ... the story line is almost irrelevant as it is alleged by the national security agency to be detrimental to security of the usa but they have no reason why ... a beginning scuba diver could have solved this great mystery that required charlie epps to make yet another algorithm ... and the pipsqueak jason beghe throws his weight around like always ...the producers and writers for this show are really lame
A yacht sinks and becomes the target of scavengers. The boat is a prize, but it turns out there is more to it than that. It's odd that all these pros are having so much trouble locating this big boat. Soon the NSA is there, because the boat apparently had some interesting cargo on board. Subplot: Millie is just too much. Her abrasiveness is over the top.
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- GoofsDon says that the salvage laws boil down to "if you find it, you got it." Salvage laws are very complex, and his expression of you find it you got it is not correct. As an FBI agent, he would know this because the FBI has jurisdiction over maritime laws along with the Coast Guard.
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Charlie Eppes: Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
Colby Granger: Uhhh... no.
- Crazy credits11,346 Naitical Miles 22 Ports 14 Racing yachts 1 Sunken Treasure
- ConnectionsReferences Le Trésor de la Sierra Madre (1948)
- SoundtracksHow Good It Can Be
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