The Call from the Past

Season 1, Episode 7, Aired

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Roger and Angel are trapped inside of a building that is buried under the sea!... ... Earlier that day, Roger is trying to use his negotiation skills in order to try to lower the price of fish for the people living outside of the domes. He learns that the fishermen aren't going out to sea because they're afraid of a sea titan in the water. Roger doesn't believe in their stories, though after seeing the alleged servants of the sea titan, he decides to purchase the use of an exotic machine that can take him underwater. Angel shows up, and when she tries to steal it first, Roger manages to sneak aboard and they head into the watery abyss together.moreless

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      • Dagon was a major northwest Semitic god, reportedly of grain and agriculture. However, he was later confused with the Hebrew word dag, or fish, and reinvented into a mermaid like being having a human torso and being a fish from the waist down, becoming a major god of the maritime Canaanites, or Phoenicians.

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      • H. P. Lovecraft: Dagon was one of the creatures created by H. P. Lovecraft in his Cthulhu mythos stories, appearing in the story, "Dagon". He was a deep one, or creature that was a combination of human and amphibious marine life, who had amassed so much power that he was giant sized over his kin, the deep ones, who considered him one of three gods that they worshipped, and was a minor Great Old One, or godlike being, in the mythos.

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