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Episode One:
The Darkest Fathoms
August 26, 1996
Two divers in search of oil in the middle of the ocean find
the wreck of a centuries-old ship, the Ivory Web.
Top-side, their ship gets attacked by what seems to be ghost
pirates, leaving the divers dead in the water. The only survivor
is the supervisor, Lacey. He enlists for the help of Dr. Quest,
and they learn a bit more about the history of the Ivory Web.
It turns out Black Jack Lee was the captain of the old ship. He
had stolen treasure and vowed to keep it forever.
Dr. Quest and Jessie stay on the surface while Race, Hadji, and
Jonny go check out the wreckage miles below. After a big
adventure, the Quest team uncovers the truth about the
"ghosts." Once that is accomplished, the old ship is
lost as it falls with the ocean floor beneath it.
Villain: Black Jack Lee imposter
Extra character: Lacey
"No one shall have what was Black Jack Lee's."
Episode Two:
Escape to Questworld
August 27, 1996
Years earlier, Race Bannon was working for the government and
trying to find dangerous nerve gas in Chicago. Jeramiah Surd, the
scientist who created and hidden it, was crippled and thought to
be killed by Bannon's men. Now, construction workers uncover the
nerve gas and are killed. It's up to Dr. Quest and Race to keep
it from spreading. The trouble is: they get trapped inside the
building with little time left for them and Chicago.
Jonny, Hadji, and Jessie find out that Surd is still alive and
believe he's the only one who can save their fathers. They free
him from the asylum and give Surd access to Questworld. Unknown
to the children, Surd contacts his old parter Julia as his little
group gets together again. The Quest kids do their best to deal
with Surd while their dads try to save themselves from a bomb. In
the end, things cool down at the very last second and Chicago is
saved. Only now, Surd is on the loose.
Villain: Jeramiah Surd, Julia, Lorenzo
Extra character: Commander Bennet
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Episode Three
In the Realm of the Condor
August 28, 1996
A young woman, Estella Scheele, seeks the help of Dr. Quest in
finding her grandfather. Years ago, he was lost in the Amazon
Jungle. Quest agrees and takes the team along (including Bandit).
Once they arrive, the Quest Team and Scheele take some local
Indian guides along as they explore. When they come across some
ancient structures, the Indian guides are scared off, leaving the
rest behind. Without the extra backs to carry equipment, the team
decides to take to the river rapids and just barely survive.
Jonny finds a young Indian boy being squeezed to death by a snake
and scares it away. The boy suddenly disappears.
The next day, they're climbing a steep cliff. Before they know
it, huge condors are attacking them. Shots from Race's rifle
don't work right away, and Jonny disappears into a side cave. The
team goes on in search of Jonny and Scheele's grandfather. After
a little more exploring, the team find themselves in El Dorado,
the legendary lost city of gold. While there, they see Jonny with
the Indians of that city. The natives don't seem to be friendly
when they find Estella trying to steal one of the gold artifacts.
Jonny gets imprisoned with them too. The huge condors silently
watch and wait. The young boy Jonny had saved earlier secretly
gets them out before it's too late.
Their escape is taken away when Estella tries to steal again.
Jonny averts her attempts and she takes the boy hostage. Jonny
saves the boy from falling into a deep ravine. The gold artifact
slips towards the fall, and Estella tries to get it. She dies
trying as she drops into the ravine. The leader of the tribe
thanks the Quest Team in surprisingly good English. He reveals
himself as Professor Scheele and tells them Estella was just an
imposter. He shows the team that the boy is his son, and he's
greatful for Jonny's help. In return for keeping El Dorado
secret, Professor Scheele commands the condors to lift the team
and take them back to civilization.
Villain: Estella Scheele
Extra Characters: Professor Scheele, Scheele's son
"...that boy could jump into a lake and come out dry."
Thanks for coming! You can send comments, suggestions, and questions to Michelle at mkramos@geocities.com
Disclaimer: Jonny Quest, Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures, and all affiliations are property of Doug Wildey, Hanna-Barbara, etc. I do not own any of it. I am merely using Jonny Quest for non-profit entertainment.
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