Lassie - Season 2 - Episode 12 - The Precious Gift - FULL EPISODE

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Zoe, Harvey, Graham, Beth and Lassie are forced to interrupt their hike on the valley glacier when they notice that its peak is in danger of collapsing. Beth seems hugely upset at the idea. Later, when Lassie notices Beth's car parked at the foot of the glacier, Harvey realizes that his mother has been hiding something from him. Despite the danger, he sets out to look for her with Zoe and Lassie.
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They call me lessee, if you need somebody, I will never let you down.
I will find the key, you can trust in me, I'm a friend to everyone.
And I go, go under the rainbow, I will hear you call.
And I go, go, never take it slow, I will help you all, you all.
First one to the top is king of the mountain.
Or queen.
Be careful kids.
I knew the kids would enjoy spending a Sunday afternoon out near the glacier.
I'm enjoying it quite a bit myself.
Woof! Woof!
Yahoo! Nice going, Lassie! You win!
Woof! Woof!
Of course she wins, she has four legs.
Excuses, excuses. Lassie just ran that entire race barefoot and I don't hear her complaining.
Isn't that right, girl?
What is this, mom?
Rocks stacked up like that are called a cairn.
Hikers will sometimes leave them to mark a trail.
Cool, so someone left this here?
Not just someone, Harvey. Your father.
This, this was dad's? Really?
Oh yes, that red stone on top, that was kind of his own special calling card.
You'll find cairns just like this one all over this glacier.
Your dad used to bring me up here all the time.
Some days the fog was so thick we couldn't see our hands in front of our faces.
All we had to guide us home were these little piles of rocks.
I know it was a long time ago, but I can see it in my mind like it was just yesterday.
Hey, check out Lassie.
Looks like she wants us to keep up the tradition and make our own cairn.
Nice work, Lassie. Good dog.
Oh no.
What's up, Graham?
Get ready to move out. The ice is shifting.
If that wall comes down, it could compromise the stability of the entire glacier.
I'm officially declaring this entire area a danger zone.
The foundations of that glacier are no longer structurally stable.
So you're saying the whole glacier could collapse?
But what happened? What went wrong?
Nothing. It's all perfectly natural.
You have to remember that the ice flows along that ridge are constantly shifting and moving.
Glaciers weren't made to last.
That's what Harvey's dad used to say every time he took me up there.
He'd tell me, remember, this is all just temporary.
And he was right, which is why we need to warn hikers and visitors
to avoid the area until the glacier can collapse and the ice can re-stabilize.
I'll help you mark off the danger zone, Dad.
Me too.
And Lassie makes three.
Well, if you've got it all under control, I've got some work to do.
Thanks for the tea, Graham.
Mom, are you okay?
I'm fine. Just a lot of memories, that's all.
Now you watch yourself and be careful out there.
Jeff, we're going to secure the glacier. Keep an eye on things here for me.
Right, sir.
Lassie, we're going!
Hey Lassie, I couldn't help but notice that you need some help loading all this equipment.
Careful, Biff. Don't want to hurt yourself.
No way! I'm here to help.
Lassie, come on!
Sorry, Biff. Gotta run. Thanks for the help.
You're so totally welcome.
So, Mr. Casanova, how did it go with Lassie?
Tell us everything.
Details. I want details.
Well, she didn't say much.
You did all the talking?
Typical for a male, but okay.
Well, no. I didn't say much either.
That's good. Actions speak louder than words.
Yeah, but we didn't really do anything. Lassie will never notice me.
Nonsense, Biff. Trust me. All you have to do is be yourself.
Exactly. Be yourself. Only it has to be a version of yourself that's more exciting, charming, and handsome.
Having money wouldn't hurt either.
You don't need any of that. All you need is to find something you and Lassie have in common.
Well, we're both dogs.
See? You were meant for each other.
What else? What are her interests, her hobbies, her hopes, and dreams?
Well, she saves people a lot.
A rescue dog! That's it!
My great-great-great-great-grandfather was part Saint Bernard.
He rescued hikers lost in the snow with a wooden barrel around his neck.
I think this is plastic.
So what? The main thing is it's got something warm to drink inside.
Lassie's always saving everyone, right?
But what if she needs help? Who can she turn to if she needs rescuing herself?
All girls love a hero, even if the girl is a hero herself.
Biff the rescue dog. I like it.
You'll sweep Lassie right off her feet.
Well, you better get sweeping because there she goes.
Oh, no!
Biff the rescue dog looks like he could use some rescuing.
Yeah. If Biff is watching out for Lassie, who's going to watch out for him?
Biff! Wait for us!
We have an emergency here. You have to come back as fast as possible.
Roger that. I'm on my way back.
I need to get back to HQ.
But you can start by putting these cones all along the main hiking pass leading up to the glacier.
Don't worry, Dad.
With Lassie's help, we've got it covered.
See you soon. Make sure you stay out of that danger area yourself, okay?
Got it!
What is it, girl?
Is that your mom's car?
Yeah, but she said she had work to do.
What would she be doing here?
Mom!
Mom?
A bear, Lassie? Are you sure?
That doesn't make any sense.
Why would my mom head out onto the glacier?
I don't know, but we better go tell my dad.
Go ahead, but I can't wait that long.
I'm going after my mom.
But Harvey, you heard what my dad said about the glacier.
It's really dangerous up there.
I know! That's exactly why I can't leave my mom up there all by herself.
Harvey! Wait up!
Mom!
Lassie! Lassie!
Some rescue dog I am. I've lost her already.
A true rescue dog wouldn't give up so easily.
Guys! You're here!
Of course we're here. Wouldn't miss it for the world.
It's not that we don't think you can do this on your own.
Or, no. Actually, that's exactly it.
So what do I do?
How do I find Lassie so I can save her and prove that I'm a genuine rescue dog?
You said it yourself. You're a dog. Use your sense of smell.
Right. One super rescue canine sense of smell coming right up.
Wait. I can smell something.
Congratulations, Piff. You just rescued your first sandwich.
Well, at least I found something.
Exactly. And if you found this, you can find Lassie.
Imagine if she were in danger right now.
Lassie? In danger? Where? Where?
I said imagine if.
Wait! There they are. Over there. On the glacier.
The glacier. This is a job for a rescue dog.
You know another job for a rescue dog?
Carrying victims of exhaustion and fatigue on their back.
Especially if we're going all the way up there.
No worries, buddy. Climb aboard.
Thanks, rescue dog.
I still don't get what my mom could possibly be doing out here.
What's up, girl?
Poor Lassie. Her nose is frozen.
I'm not sure she's going to be able to keep tracking your mom.
What are we going to do? We can't even see ten yards in front of us.
So how are we supposed to...
The cairns!
What if my mom is just following a trail?
The one my dad marked with his red stones?
Of course, you're right. Let's keep following them and see where they lead.
This is really weird.
What is?
Following the cairns my father built. I feel like I'm walking in his footsteps.
Lassie's trail leads right to here.
Good job, rescue dog Beth.
Now, if you don't mind keeping it down, I think I'm going to try and grab a quick nap.
My nose is frozen. I can't smell a thing.
And with this fog rolling in, we're not going to be able to see much either.
A real rescue dog doesn't need his senses. He trusts his instincts.
Of course. My St. Bernard forefather's instincts were legendary.
There you go. So just imagine where he would lead us and then carry me there.
I don't believe it. All this for a dead end?
It's impossible.
Lassie, come back. There's no point.
A secret passage?
It looks like it might lead us right into the center of the glacier.
And hopefully to my mom too.
Come on, let's go.
Harvey, your mom must have had some good reason for coming here.
I know. I just can't think what it could possibly be.
Harvey!
Thanks, Lassie.
So how are we going to cross now?
Okay, that was a stupid question.
Which tunnel should we take?
I don't know.
Maybe the best thing would be to go back to...
Hurry, Lassie!
Okay, let's go!
...for you everywhere!
Harvey, Zoe!
What are you doing here?
What are you two...
You shouldn't be here.
Harvey, take Zoe and get out of here this instant.
It's way too dangerous.
It's way too dangerous for you too, Mom.
I don't get it.
Why did you come here?
What could possibly be so important that you would...
Hey, that's you and Dad.
Yes, Harvey.
Your dad carved this statue and gave it to me as an engagement present.
He asked you to marry him here?
That's right.
But we decided to leave the statuette here.
It was our secret treasure.
I couldn't stand the thought of never seeing it again.
I had to get it out of here before it was too late.
And speaking of before it was too late,
you need to head home with Zoe and Lassie right now.
No way.
We're all leaving here together, with our statuette.
All right.
Let's do this quickly.
We gotta get out of here!
It's too dangerous!
Harvey!
Hey, Zoe!
We need to get you guys out of there pronto!
Come up here, quick!
Where's the statue?
Do you see it?
Where is it?
We lost it, Harvey.
We won't be able to climb.
It's too slippery.
We're gonna need the ice pick to create steps.
Do you see it somewhere?
Here it comes!
Oh no!
What are we gonna do now?
Wow!
I don't believe it.
Did I really walk all that way?
Yeah.
You walked, did you?
I seem to remember hearing you snoring.
It's not my fault.
It was time for my afternoon siesta.
Look!
It's Lassie!
Lassie!
I'm here!
You're safe now!
I get it!
Phew!
That was a close one!
Guys?
Hey, guys!
Where are you?
We have no other choice now, Zoe!
Go get your father!
That would take too long!
The glacier is completely unstable!
We must find another solution!
Lassie has an idea!
Get back!
Lassie, keep going!
Yes!
Well played, Lassie!
Hurry, it's moving!
You holding on, Harvey?
Yeah, I'm fine!
The statue!
It's there!
I can nearly reach it!
No, Harvey!
Leave the statue where it is!
We're climbing out!
Nearly got it!
I nearly got it!
Harvey, listen to me!
Just let it go!
Harvey, let it go, my son!
Give me your hand!
I'll help you!
Let's get out of here!
Fast!
Where are you?
We're here!
Oh no!
Watch out for the landing!
We're out of danger!
Biff?
What are you doing here?
Lassie!
At last!
I followed you to take care of you,
like my great-great-great-great-grandfather,
Saint Bernard, would have done.
But it looks like you don't need me.
Again?
I'd say you've turned up in the nick of time.
Really?
Hot chocolate!
How perfect!
It'll warm us up.
You're quite the little rescue dog.
Biff?
Are you okay?
You bet I am!
I am Lassie!
I'm a real rescue dog!
I'm sorry I lost the statue, Mom.
I know how much of a treasure that was to you, and I...
Don't worry, sweetheart.
If there's one thing I learned today,
the real treasure your father left me wasn't the statue.
It was you, my dear Harvey.
