Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
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Submarine Sunk HereEpisode Number: 10 Season Num: 1 First Aired: November 16, 1964 Prod Code: 7212 |
The Seaview stumbles into a derelict minefield and is seriously damaged.
| Writer: | William Tunberg |
| Director: | Leonard Horn |
| Star: | Richard Basehart (Admiral Nelson), David Hedison (Captain Crane) |
| Recurring Role: | Del Monroe (Kowalski), Robert Dowdell (Chip Morton), Paul Trinka (Patterson), Henry Kulky (Chief Curley Jones) |
| Guest Star: | George Lindsey (Collins), Wright King (Dr. Baines), Robert Doyle (I) (Blake), Eddie Ryder (Harker), Carl Reindel (Evans) |
The underwater minefield footage is taken, once again, from the 1961 Voyage movie. Way to save some money, Irwin!
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Paul Comi (Bishop), Derrik Lewis (O'Brien), Wes Liston (Officer), Frank Graham (O'Mare), Hal Needham, Mark Russell and Peter Dixon (Crew) (edit) Inconsistancy, thy name is Chip Morton. While talking to Nelson, Chip states that if the diving bell is not repaired by the time he returns to New London, he will bring it anyway and attempt a rescue by controlled descent. However, when he gets back to New London, he tells Curley and the others to hasten the repairs. Curley asks him if they are not going to go anyway, and Chip says that to do so would be suicidal. Later, of course, he changes his mind. (edit) There's a scene in the crew quarters where Harker is tentatively trying to make peace with Blake. He offers him some coffee. Camera angles have made it clear that the Seaview is in a serious tilt, yet that coffeepot perches securely on the slanting tabletop. (edit)
Paul Comi (Bishop), Derrik Lewis (O'Brien), Wes Liston (Officer), Frank Graham (O'Mare), Hal Needham, Mark Russell and Peter Dixon (Crew) (edit) Inconsistancy, thy name is Chip Morton. While talking to Nelson, Chip states that if the diving bell is not repaired by the time he returns to New London, he will bring it anyway and attempt a rescue by controlled descent. However, when he gets back to New London, he tells Curley and the others to hasten the repairs. Curley asks him if they are not going to go anyway, and Chip says that to do so would be suicidal. Later, of course, he changes his mind. (edit) There's a scene in the crew quarters where Harker is tentatively trying to make peace with Blake. He offers him some coffee. Camera angles have made it clear that the Seaview is in a serious tilt, yet that coffeepot perches securely on the slanting tabletop. (edit)
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Submarine Sunk HerePerfect "Series classic" I believe that this episode deserves to be listed among the best of the series. Continue » Posted Jan 5, 2008 8:31 am PST |
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