Serpent Brothers, including Harris, assemble to watch Wilde call down the ancient powers and fuse the spear into one. Nicole is their prisoner. After Judson decks a henchman, he says to Flynn, “I was a Librarian, too, you know.” Wilde stabs one of his men, absorbing his life force through the spear, and starts for Nicole. Flynn tackles him and frees Nicole. Nicole and Judson take on the Brotherhood while Flynn follows Wilde, who tries to kill him. When the spear strikes stone the Pyramid shakes. Realizing what is happening, Flynn leads Wilde to damage the support stones, upsetting the precariously balanced structure. The capstone then falls onto Wilde, killing him. Judson and Nicole stand in a room full of unconscious people. Flynn reclaims the spear in the name of the Library, where it is displayed near Excalibur. Flynn draws the sword from its stone. Judson and Charlene show him the latest portrait in the gallery of Librarians: Flynn, holding the Spear. “I hope you saved receipts,” Charlene says. Three months later, Flynn is at a café talking with his mother about his new job at the public library and his girlfriend, Nicole, who suddenly arrives by motorcycle and kisses Flynn, who introduces her to his Mother. Nicole informs him that the 'Deadly Scorpion League' has got their hands on H. G. Wells' Time Machine (a real time machine, and not the book). As Flynn wonders aloud why so many evil groups have insect names, they take off, pursued by four members of said cult. Cast Noah Wyle as Flynn Carsen Sonya Walger as Nicole Noone Bob Newhart as Judson Jane Curtin as Charlene Olympia Dukakis as Margie Carsen Kyle MacLachlan as Edward Wilde Kelly Hu as Lana David Dayan Fisher as Rhodes Production In May 2003, it was announced TNT and Dean Devlin's Electric Entertainment would team up to produce action-adventure TV film The Librarian, about a student who is thrown into a world he didn’t expect when he answers a classified ad to be the librarian at the New York Public Library, which turns out to be the repository of mankind’s most secret and valuable artifacts. In May 2004, it was announced Noah Wyle would play the title character. Reception On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 60% based on reviews from 5 critics. David Cornelius at eFilmCritic.com gave it a positive review: "It's a fun