The Alice Season 1 Episode 21
Jess still feels guilty about Toby. Jack goes out to meditate and finds an old mine shaft. In there he find an old skeleton, but also gold and quartz.
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Serie: The Alice
Episode Title: Episode 21
Air Date: 2006-01-09
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