Mako Mermaids Season 2 Episode 18 - The Siren (full episode)

In this world, we're all alone. We know I love my island home.

We'll make this right. Find our way through this mystery.

I just wanna be swimming in the sea. Like it's just you and me forever, ever, ever.

I just wanna be with you, feeling free. It's my destiny forever, ever, ever.

Together, together, together, lying in the sun.

Together, together, together, just to you and me.

I just want to be.

Hey, I was hoping I'd see you today. Me too. I was thinking we could spend the day together. What?

There's nothing I'd rather do, but I can't. I've got a physics exam. It's really important. Carly and I were just about to leave.

Okay. As soon as I'm done, all yours. It's a date. Hey, David, you have to see this clip. Carly, we have to go.

But it's about your favourite subject. Mermaids. Really? Some guy on a kayak got it on video.

A mermaid, as if. That's not that ridiculous. I'm sure it's a hoax.

Of course it's a hoax, but I have to hand it to this guy. It looks pretty real. Check it out. Exams, remember?

You two better get going. Fine. See you later.

We're lucky. We'll make it home tomorrow. Sure is being a great trip.

Hey, can you hear that? It's so beautiful. Hey, are you getting this?

No way, you're...

You're a mermaid.

You've left me by the hand.

There's not much seaweed around at the moment. The dugongs must have hogged it all. We hardly got any.

Still, I think we deserve a reward. You're right. We shouldn't work on him to stomach.

Where were you? You were supposed to help us get a seaweed for making ice cream. Remember? Ice cream?

Yes, your favorite. David had to leave. Oh, you mean the exam.

Zach had to go to that too. It must be so weird sitting in a building to do an exam. I know.

How do they stand it? Mermaid exams are much more fun.

Remember when we set our test for navigating ocean currents and that cranky old sea turtle tried to take a bite of your tail?

Yeah, that was hilarious. What was the snappy turtle part? These were the days.

Well, I guess we'd better go and collect more seaweed. Are you coming?

You know the deal. No phones, no talking, no eating and no cheating.

No distracting other students. And if you finish early, you may leave quietly. Good luck. Turn your papers over.

Your time starts. Now.