"National Treasure: Edge of History" S1:E4 Quiz

Answer: A streaming show

Riley Poole walks off a jet and by cell phone tells his friend and former star of the "National Treasure" films Benjamin Franklin Gates that he has finally gotten his own streaming show. Comically, Riley then has to explain that streaming shows are different than podcasts.

In both the films and the show "National Treasure: Edge of History", Riley Poole is played by the American actor Justin Bartha.

Answer: There is a wake for Peter Sadusky.

Peter Sadusky was Liam's grandfather and he was a mason that researched lost treasure. After his death, Peter Sadusky left his house to eventually be inherited by Liam once some administrative matters were settled. In episode four there is a wake being held at the former home of Peter Sadusky. Liam invites Jess to the wake and then Tasha, Ethan and Oren are also invited to pay their respects. Jess and Liam share a bond in that they both had one or both of their parents die while they were still young.

Answer: Tomorrow is ours.

The other members of the secret organization are impatient with Billie about her not having retrieved the treasure. She quickly silences and reassures them that she is on the trail and just needs more time. Billie then reminds them of how much they all stand to gain when she locates the Mesoamerican treasure.

Answer: Try to steal the relics and clues

Charlie has some men try to steal the relics and clues from Billie while they are both in the parking lot. However, Billie's accomplice, Kacey, subdues those men and Charlie is left cowering by his car. Billie then tells Charlie that their organization does not look favorably on those that betray each other.

Answer: English yew

Agent Ross received a tip earlier in the season from Jess and Tasha that Peter Sadusky's death was not due to natural causes. She ordered an autopsy that came back inconclusive but that showed a strange orange color on Sadusky's finger. When she identifies the English yew plant in Peter Sadusky's office she knows that its toxicity is potent enough to kill a person.

Answer: Benjamin Franklin's bifocals

On one of the walls in Peter Sadusky's office was Benjamin Franklin's bifocals with a handwritten note that read "do not touch". Riley disregarded this note and picked up the bifocals after which the room was locked down and the oxygen levels started to drop. Benjamin Franklin is credited with inventing bifocals after he got tired of switching between different glasses.

Answer: A dog figurine

Knowing that Peter Sadusky was suffering from memory loss, Jess and Riley assumed that the code to get out of the office would be found on objects in the office itself. They discuss that fidelity is associated with loyalty and after seeing a dog figurine on Sadusky's desk they quickly turn it over and find the number 74 on the bottom of it.

Answer: Silver Star Medal

Jess and Riley discern that they can figure out the code based on items in the room related to the FBI's motto, "Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity". However, their thinking is impaired due to the oxygen depletion initiated by the intruder lockdown. They notice Peter Sadusky's Silver Star Medal hanging on a wall and know that it is a symbol of bravery and on the back they find the number 11 on it, the second part of the code.

Answer: Charlotte

The fourth episode of "National Treasure" Edge of History" is actually titled "Charlotte" in reference to the clue that the Gates family had been stumped by for decades. In the "National Treasure" (2004) film, the Charlotte was shipwrecked in the Canadian Arctic and it contained a clue to locating the treasure of the Templars.

Answer: Sacagawea

Sacagawea was a vital member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition that explored the western United States from 1804 to 1806. In addition to scouting, during the journey Sacagawea helped translate indigenous languages into English for the rest of the crew to comprehend.

After determining that Sacagawea is the twin tongued serpent, Jess and her friends seek to find the journals from Sacagawea and a man known as York who was also on the expedition.