Griffin: Previously on "Secrets of Sulphur Springs"...
The twins told us you were gone half the night.
-Well-- -We just wanted to be alone to--
Play cards and talk--
And have our first kiss.
Harper: Look, I need your help.
Again?
Harper: All I bought us was 10 minutes,
and that's now officially run out. You ready?
Jess: Is Harper here?
I think that they've run off together.
What if they're never found? Like Savannah?
Harper: We need to find out what happened to Savannah after the campfire.
You were with her last night, right?
Isn't she at her bunkhouse?
They were with Savannah last night at the dance.
Now we run.
Not so fast.
Savannah!
Jess: The way you were acting that day,
it's like you knew something the rest of us didn't.
None of this would be happening right now
if it hadn't been for you and your stupid dare.
Bennett, Sr.: Unacceptable. I was with an important client
when I heard that a camper had disappeared.
Dad, you're not listening to me.
It's my fault. It's all my fault.
Not...
another...
word.
Harper: You heard that, right?
Griffin: My dad...
He just confessed.
♪**♪
I don't get it.
My dad and Savannah were friends.
Why would he hurt her?
Maybe they were pulling another prank
and something went wrong.
Like an accident?
Better than the alternative.
But we heard him confess.
My dad said it was all his fault.
That has to mean he did something to Savannah.
Then why come back to Sulphur Springs?
It doesn't make sense.
I thought you'd be glad my dad confessed.
It means your mom is off the hook.
My point is we still don't know
what actually happened to Savannah.
Yeah, we never will.
My grandpa made sure of that
by getting my dad out of town
before anybody could find out the truth.
Well, we definitely won't get any answers sitting here.
(people chattering)
Hey, hey.
-Help us! -We need help over here!
Come on, help us! Come on!
Wyatt: I can't believe Griffin did all this for a girl.
So dumb.
Yeah, but it's also kinda romantic
when you think about it.
They're like Romeo and Juliet.
-Who? -Shakespeare?
You really need to pick up a book now and then.
I read books!
Comics don't count.
Anyway, it's a story about a teenage couple
whose families keep them apart.
How'd it end?
Never mind. Bad example.
(song playing on recorder)
It's coming from over there.
Think it's Savannah?
We did feel a cold spot in that room.
Okay. Come on.
-Wait! -Shh.
My hat. It's upstairs.
Forget about it, Wyatt. There's no time.
(grunts)
(Savannah singing): ** Any kid could ever want **
** Our hearts and minds will always say **
** Here at dear Camp Tremont **
(theme music playing)
♪**♪
Harper: Another cop was taking us to find our parents,
but stopped here to help search the lake.
It's been a while.
He probably forgot we were in here.
If you'll just let us go...
That's against protocol.
You have to wait for the other officer to get back.
No, no. We can't wait.
It's an emergency.
What kind of emergency?
I have to use the bathroom.
Really, really bad.
Girl stuff.
There's a bathroom inside the hotel.
Come on.
I-- I need to go too.
One at a time.
Sarah: I'll call Joey's mom
and see if they've heard anything from Griffin.
What-- You think he's headed to Chicago?
All his friends are there.
My sister, your dad.
Makes sense he'd go some place familiar.
Wyatt and Zoey: Mom!
Savannah is haunting the hotel.
It's more than just cold spots.
We caught this weird glare on tape.
And now the creepy music.
Your brother is missing,
and you're worried about a ghost?
This is serious!
So is this!
I can't right now. You deal with them.
Zoey: We aren't making this up.
There was definitely music playing
in that room you found behind the wall.
-What kind of music? -(door closes)
Wyatt: Sounded like this...
(singing off-key) ** There's a place in Louisiana... *♪
Only better. Much better.
-And a girl was singing. -It had to be Savannah.
There's no other explanation!
Uh, Griffin was...
messing around with an old recording
when we were in there the other day.
Guess he must've left it on. Mystery solved. No ghost.
What?
We'll be upstairs. Let's go, Wyatt.
(tense music playing)
Harper would freak if she found out
you were going through her stuff.
Well, Harper should've thought of that
before she took off with Griffin.
Cold. I like it.
You're just gonna stand there?
What are we looking for?
Anything that can help the police narrow the search.
Um, notes, receipts, a journal.
Oh, she keeps that under her mattress.
I'm guessing.
And you complain about how I spend my allowance?
Keep looking.
Has Harper been going through the boxes out in the garage?
How would I know?
Well, there's not much that happens around here
without you knowing about it.
Or benefiting from it.
-Valid point. -Toph.
Fine.
Harper wanted a picture of Dad,
and I may have told her where--
-Grab your keys. -Why?
I think I know where she is!
(grunts)
officer: Everything okay?
Answer me or I'm coming in.
Come on.
-Where are you going? -Back to the hatch.
To do what? Confront your dad?
Well, yeah, Harper.
He confessed.
I have to know why.
What makes you think he'll tell the truth now?
Your dad's lied over and over again.
I mean, so have we.
Even if we come clean about everything,
the bunker, the portal, the past,
no way our parents will believe us,
especially after last night.
So we just go on with our lives?
Act like my dad doesn't know what happened to Savannah?
I can't.
What if there was another option?
We saw my mom running out of the hotel
right before your dad confessed.
You think Jess saw something?
Only one way to find out.
I know waiting is hard,
especially when you're worried sick about your friend.
Savannah wasn't my friend.
Police are asking us to do another head count.
Make sure no one else is missing from camp.
Sit tight. I'll be back soon.
What are you doing here?
Um, we saw Ben's dad pick him up.
I think they went back to Chicago.
Figured you'd want to know
since he didn't get a chance to say goodbye.
I don't care.
Ben was a jerk.
Because he spent more time with Savannah than you?
(scoffs) Wow. Jump to conclusions much?
You're just like Ben.
I'm nothing like Ben.
You're accusing me of being jealous.
He made accusations too.
Blamed me for what happened to Savannah.
How come?
I-- I dared her to spend the night...
alone in the basement.
Hey, if Savannah went through with it
and got grabbed by a ghost, it's her own fault.
Wait.
So, Ben wasn't with her?
I'm done talking about Ben.
Leave...
or I'll get Becky back in here.
We should go, Harry.
Jess obviously wants to be alone.
(door closes)
If Savannah was in the basement all night long,
she would've had plenty of time to look around.
Maybe even find the bunker.
She could be traveling through time,
just like us.
Why would your sister be here?
'Cause Dad is.
Harper visits his grave a lot.
Makes her feel close to him, I guess.
Do you visit?
I've been here with Harper before.
It's not the same for me.
I don't really remember Dad.
Yeah, you were both so little when he died.
How come you never talk about him?
Well, it makes me sad
to think about the life we could've had together,
the memories you and Harper would have had with him.
She remembers things about him.
Like what?
Trips to the zoo, painting on the porch,
swimming in a lake.
That kind of stuff.
Why don't you go look around for your sister?
Harper will be okay, Mom.
She's tough, like you.
Thank you, baby.
(tense music playing)
Harper: This has to be it.
Griffin: Savannah must have found the portal.
-Harper: Look. -Savannah could easily fit through.
Which means she could still be alive somewhere in time.
Explains why the police never found her.
Yeah, well, it doesn't explain why my dad confessed.
I mean, if she's okay,
why was he so upset?
We don't know if Savannah came down here alone.
It's possible your dad knows about the portal, too.
He does act weird every time he's in the basement.
Let's say they found the portal together,
but your dad decided to stay behind.
Camp was ending.
He wouldn't see Savannah again.
That's reason enough to be upset.
I know, but think about how my dad was as a kid.
I mean, no way he'd pass up a chance to time travel.
He'd be up for the adventure.
Unless Ben thought it'd make things harder for Savannah.
What do you mean?
Well, our parents can be overprotective,
but your grandpa is super intense.
If he found out Ben was sneaking off, he'd want answers.
-And he wouldn't stop until he found the portal. -Exactly!
So, my dad might've confessed to keep the secret...
and make sure my grandpa never came back to Sulphur Springs.
It's a good plan.
Yeah.
Was a good plan...
until my dad bought the hotel.
Well, maybe he had a pact with Savannah,
to come back one day.
Come on, Savannah. What are you trying to tell me?
We should be searching for Griffin.
Every minute counts.
The police told us to stay put.
I can't just wait around, Ben.
Our son is missing!
You think I like making calls and checking social media?
I want to be out there looking too, Sarah.
Instead, you're in here,
looking for ghosts.
Ben...
What's going on?
Talk to me.
Please.
There is something you should see.
That was our chance to convince Mom and Dad this place is haunted.
They didn't want to hear it.
Mom didn't, but Dad was curious.
He even looked a little freaked.
You gave up too soon.
Griffin ran away, Wyatt.
That has everyone freaked.
We shouldn't give Mom and Dad
more to worry about right now.
What if he didn't run away?
What if Griffin was taken?
By Savannah?
She has been trying to communicate with us.
Maybe she got fed up because we didn't understand.
Then we have to try harder.
Easy for you to say.
You're not walking around with a bull's-eye on your head.
Your hat? That's what you're looking for?
Savannah doesn't care about your red hair, Wyatt.
I was just messing with you.
It has to be here somewhere.
Wyatt, focus!
Griffin needs us.
You're right.
We could be his only hope.
Welcome to Camp Tremont.
Why are we here?
I need you to see this place.
Maybe then you'll understand
why I had to come back to Sulphur Springs.
I loved spending summers here as a kid.
Used to stay in the bunkhouse right over there.
Swim in the springs, pull pranks...
I already know all about the happy memories you made at camp.
I lied.
Not all my memories here were happy.
Some are pretty awful.
Looks the same.
Maybe the portal didn't work.
I felt the jolt.
Okay, assuming we can bring Savannah back, then what?
She'll need a cover story about where she's been,
something that won't make the police suspicious.
Let Savannah come up with that on her own.
Your stories lead to awkward talks and way too many questions.
Is thank you too much to ask?
I did keep our parents from finding out about the portal.
Our moms anyway.
Well, we can't be sure exactly what my dad knows
until we find Savannah.
Let's check the bunkhouse first.
Uh...
Yeah, she's not there.
Why do you say that?
Well, 'cause the bunkhouses aren't.
Harper: 1960?
(tense music playing)
The summer Savannah went missing...
I was here.
-But you didn't know her. -It's not true.
We were friends.
Good friends.
Griffin was right.
I should have been honest when Griffin first started asking
about Savannah's disappearance.
And instead, you got mad at the kids.
Accused us of not giving this place a chance.
And all this time, you've been keeping secrets.
What happened to Savannah
is not something I've ever talked about with anyone.
Not even Jess.
Why would you talk to Harper's mom?
She went to camp here too.
-Wait, what? -Sarah...
That's why she was telling me to go back to Chicago.
Jess knew you were lying to us.
(vehicle approaching)
Did she also know about you buying the hotel before I did?
All right, it's not like that.
Jess and I lost touch after that summer.
Never thought she'd still be living in Sulphur Springs
or that one day our kids would be close.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, sorry to interrupt.
K-9 unit just arrived.
The handler's asking for some of Griffin's clothes
to help track his scent.
It's gonna be okay.
You don't know that.
There's nobody here.
The Tremont hasn't opened yet either?
This doesn't make sense.
-The sign back there said 1960, right? -Yeah.
Hotel's been in business since 1944.
There's a map of The Tremont on the wall downstairs.
The date's on it.
Maybe the portal took us further back in time.
How? Whenever we went through before,
we always ended up 30 years in the past.
And this time we came from the hatch from 1990.
So... where is everyone?
Hey, what are y'all doing?
Um... we're looking for a friend.
Uh, she's blonde, about this tall.
You're not gonna find anybody here.
Big storm's coming. Everybody's gone.
I'm only staying long enough to board up the windows.
You two kids need to get on home, okay?
It's not safe here.
Where else would Savannah go?
We don't have time to look.
I thought you wanted answers.
I do, but...
What if we're wrong?
I mean, what if Savannah never found the portal?
We can't risk getting stuck here for nothing.
Wait. Someone's inside.
Savannah!
-Oh, there you are! -Thank goodness.
Hermione! Harry!
Boy, am I glad to see you.
I almost started to think
I stepped into "The Twilight Zone" or something.
All right, listen, we don't have a lot of time.
-This was Ben, right? -What?
Pulling one last prank before camp ends?
Talk about epic!
He emptied out an entire hotel.
My dad doesn't know about the portal.
What?
This isn't a prank, Savannah.
It's the past.
1960, we think.
That's why things seem different.
The past? (chuckles)
Good one.
-(wind howling) -(window rattling)
All right, we need to get back to the hatch now.
You guys can drop the act.
Tell Ben to come out now.
Look around. The phone, the calculator,
the guest book,
it's all from another time.
How could Ben have possibly pulled this off?
His dad's rich.
You really think he'd ask his dad for help with a prank?
Probably not,
but makes a lot more sense than time travel.
Please, Savannah. I know it sounds crazy,
but I really need you to come with us.
It could change everything.
♪**♪
What are you doing?
Oh, uh, just looking for a picture of your sister.
Thought it might help with the search.
(car door closes)
Mom...
Jess: Did the police find them?
They're asking for clothes,
something with the kids' scent.
I'll get it.
I told Sarah we knew Savannah.
She had a lot of questions.
(scoffs) I'm sure.
I've been over and over that day in my head.
And I keep coming back to how weird you were acting,
how you blamed me.
I was upset.
It was more than that.
What really happened that night, Ben?
I tried being supportive,
let Ben work through his mid-life crisis,
and now I find out he's been lying.
About everything!
As soon as we find Griffin,
I'm packing up the kids and moving back to Chicago.
(static over phone)
Jenny?
Hello?
Can you hear me?
(gasps)
(eerie music playing)
(wind howling)
Give me a hand with this.
(both grunting)
-You first. -Okay.
(grunts)
Savannah, hurry!
I'm coming.
-Griffin: Come on. -Go!
-Where's Savannah? -She was right behind me.
(Savannah screams)
(hatch slams close)
Griffin: Next time on "Secrets of Sulphur Springs"...
Savannah! Hold on, we're coming.
-Griffin, we have to go! -The hatch is stuck.
Harper: The second we get back, we'll check records from 1960.
Sarah: I can't do this anymore.
I'm starting to believe this place really is haunted.
Let's go. Now!
Griffin, what's going on? Why aren't you at school?
We have to go back. Now.
Harper, my family's moving.
What?
We're going back to Chicago.