Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea S3E22 "No Escape from Death" HDTV Episode - High Dynamic Range (HDR)
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Season 3 Episode 22
"No Escape from Death" SPECIAL EDITION!
First aired 19 February, 1967
Got an HDTV that has 4K resolution or higher and can display HDR video? Maybe you got one for Christmas. If so, this episode is especially for you!
Already one of the most clean and clear Voyage episodes, "No Escape from Death" has been enhanced for extended Quad HD clarity and resolution with HDR (High Dynamic Range) to make colors and scenes even more eye-popping than ever before. It is the ultimate video experience for anyone, and especially for Voyage fans!
"No Escape from Death" features several clips from previous episodes in seasons one and two. See if you can identify them all! And thanks to Irwin Allen and 20th Century Fox, some of the scenes appear in color for the first time ever! (Those scenes are subject to copyright, meaning there may be commercial interruptions during this episode.)
This episode is a recording from a recent HDTV broadcast of a newly transferred and restored film. The episode has been shortened by the rights holder to the current standard length for one-hour episodes through the use of cuts and increased frame rate. Additional audio and video augmentation by TooleMan TV, 2023.
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I should point out to everyone that is younger than me that this show was filmed at the height of the cold war, this episode is a good example of the silent fear a lot of people felt.
I was in the 5th grade and I can remember getting under our desks which I thought was a useless task. But all were drills.
These younger people should watch The Bedford Incident (1965) and Ice Station Zebra (1968), two excellent Cold War films.
..these shows take me back to the mid 60's at my Grandparents....now i am one thanks for the memories Toolman...:)
I like the way the engineer's made up the valve from the Admirals sketch and put a bit of paint on it to make it look nice. And may I say Admiral if it hadn't of been for Sharkey the Captain and party would of been blasted to kingdom come! 🤔
I WAS BORN IN 77. & MAN I ❤ I.A. TV SHOWS... BC THEY R FUN&COOL. THE MAN HAD VISION...
I thank you Tooleman for your great uploads! And watching this antique video, I'm so impressed by the detail in the sub, the quality of the actors, the stories (which can be weird sometimes) and it's so old. Plus, Mr. Tooleman gave us better quality than I've ever seen. Wow.
I loved this show from the day it first aired when I was a kid. They were so creative with the way they did special effects... no CGI, just models and sets and fireworks and people off set spraying water -- with the actors carrying it all the way through.
Now here's an unusual plot line. Actual submarine issues and no guy in a monster _suit._ Instead, we have guys in a _monster._
No monster, just a monstrous number of plot complications.
Good one😅!
😂 If any submarine had suffered as many catastrophic events as Seaview it would be scrapped! 😊
This was the first episode I saw. It got me hooked on the series even though I was still a child. It was probably the most expensive episode to produce. The hellish scene inside the wrecked Seaview reminded me of "The Poseidon Adventure," which Allen would later produce.
2:50 And we're off! Seaview Rock and Roll!
That's what I call devotion to duty while jumping up into the air vent to rescue Clark , crane managed to put his tie on 20:42
Lee Crane was always a Sharp Dressed Captain.
"Bill can u write a show we can shoot in 5 days, yes irwin no prob, I've checked the stock library..OK here's your $3k".Cheers...voila
Indeed. This one is sometimes called "No Escape From Stock Footage"😂. Interestingly Marc Cushman's fine VOYAGE book offers an amusing defense of this tale which usually is infamous as a jigsaw puzzle.
6:58 Second Seaview Rock and Roll!
20:00 The actor playing Clark also appeared in the second Star Trek TOS pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before. "
That s Paul Carr who was Clark in several first season shows. He was written out during the Leslie Neilsen episode The Creature (3.65). He did return as troubled sailor Benson for one season 2 tale. In this episode , largely assembled from stock footage (Voyage went through the allotted budget FAST this season) "Clark" gets tinted footage for a season one experience brought out of the vault. Much of the tinted "disaster footage" came from season 1's "Submarine Sunk Here" which was packed with guest stars. You may have guessed that the innards of the jellyfish came from stock footage taken from the season 2 opener "Jonah and the Whale."
@@AdmiralNelson1000 Thanks for reminding me about Clark/Benson, both played by Paul Carr. Benson was killed in season two's "Terror on Dinosaur Island." I had forgotten about the name change and was thinking Clark had been resurrected to reprise his famous crawl through the air ducts. Let Benson rest in peace.
27:55 If these guys were really breathing a Heliox gas mixture, they’d sound like The Munchkins or Alvin and The Chipmunks.
Also, at that depth, they’d be seriously overweighted (the lead on their weight belts), and those tanks would only provide minutes of air.
Incredible HD!
Thanks for the feedback!
Why Kowalsky always screwed 😂. He is radar operator but the officers use him for every job 😂😂😂
You're right...He should have been promoted a long time ago...Poor guy...
imagine if a real life submarine could catch fire and start a fireworks display if you drop a spanner lol.
If you sneeze, the Seaview would probably launch a fireworks display.
@@gorillaauCould be worse...What if you farted ☹️☹️☹️ ??
@@jeromewagschal9485 Someone farted??!! I hope no one is smoking.
@@gorillaau 😄😄😄
5:44 The ship is going down and Chip is watching TV. 🤦♂️ He even turns the channel. 😂😂
Yes, and he's mostly watching Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!
Another great restoration!!! Amazing! Hey, anybody out there have the control room sound effects WITHOUT the damn sonar beep??
The only thing that gets you through a disaster like this is unwavering FAITH!!!
I wish the men in the rubber monster suits would stop picking on Patterson.
The red shirt that won't die. LOL!
11:12 Third Seaview Rock and Roll!
With the Helox in their tanks, they should sound like Donald Duck
That would add a much-needed note of hilarity to the show. Irwin Allen would have vetoed the idea immediately.
I always thought they should have used the laser beam a lot more than they did. I remember the episode with a giant seaweed monster, and they blasted it with the laser and sent it to the bottom.
Wow! Just wow. Amazing work @TooleManTV
Those red colored scenes on the monitors early on look like theyre from season one submarine sunk here one of my favorite episodes
You nailed it. And the blue-tinted footage is from... 😉
@TooleManTV I missed that was watching on my phone last night. But this episode not as good as submarine sunk here. There was another color episode with a similar topic and saw it a week or do ago color episode.
I recognized the same thing. Clever use of B&W footage. Eats a good minute or two.
@@TooleManTVBlue tinted footage is from "Hail to the Chief".
@@LeonZetekoffYes. Season 3's style is much different from season 1 here. In a way it can't be helped because of the color factor; editorially, the emphasis is on non stop (by comparison) action mixed with much stock footage. Season 3's earlier Deadly Waters has more weight but the faster paced color action gravitas of year 3 moves beyond the monochromatic art of the more "considerate" Submarine Sunk Here (yr 1). In this episode, you're in the waning days of the budget strapped second half of Season 3, which has the heavy job of keeping ever younger audiences from Lassie and Walt Disney, both ratings leaders.
The Captain never referred to the Admiral as Harry.😊😊😊 4:13
12:04 Fourth (which is ridiculous even for VTTBOTS) Seaview Rock and Roll!
There used to be a Voyage drinking game. Every time the Seaview rocked and rolled, you have a shot. This episode would be have you staggering to work on Monday morning!
@@TooleManTVSounds like fun. Which episode would you recommend for a Friday night in?
@@gorillaauStart with Deadly Amphibians.
45:43 They're in the whale again... Or they're in this thing and will be in the whale in a later or previous earlier episode requiring an inflatable digestion system.. Must be so confusing (and exhausting) being a crew-member of the Seaview! :0/
It's okay, they forget about what happened last episode. Must be hell of a drug as no one mentions it.
They all remember how to do the Seaview rock n roll though.odd but fun to watch.
@@gorillaau Yeah... Why would the Seaview rock from side to side though? Submarines don't do that.
Funny how the bottom of the ocean always looks so neat...It almost looks like an aquarium...
You think there is something fishy about it?
@@glennet9613 Oh yes 🙂 there's definitely something fishy about it 🐟🐟🐟
Yes agreed....if they HAD made the water a tad more murky perhaps ....saying that these effects are absolutely incredible nearly 60 years ago...
...cgi is wonderful ( some!!)... but these are spectacular!!..and the Seaview rock and roll effect...think of how much money they saved...so simple..but so effective...!
@@bobjg1956 You're quite right...They really did an amazing job with that TV show back then...
It was fun, entertaining and original...
I guess they did the best they could with the technology and the budget they had back then...
16:52 What happened to the rest of the crew?
I'll look in on that. Season 3 had a budget cut and crew wasn't as plentiful as before. Much of the spending is found in the first half of this season. Seems that "Fossil Men," "The Mummy", and my favorite Voyage "cartoon", "Doomsday Island", had some extra money to spend with more colorful creatures and sets.
@@AdmiralNelson1000Thank you, Admiral.
Maria -- a belated answer of sorts to your Q? about "missing crew" (No Escape from Death commentary). If you can find these, the late Starlog magazine thankfully ran frequent articles on Voyage and its Irwin Allen stablemates. These included some wonderful background information on the requirements regarding the production of the show. Though some have figured Starlog to be snarky regarding non-Trek shows, I've generally found Starlog articles to be pretty generous. You might find them on line if Starlog is still offering this. A British journal, Infinity, has good presentations but their 3 part Voyage series was full of snark. I'll also recommend the two volume set on VBS by Marc Cushman, which offers much behind the scenes production information but sometimes leaves you needing more. I just haven't budgeted in a seemingly great book called Seaview A 40th Anniversary because Amazon doubled the high price and no one else seems to have it. There's a promise of more data here but I can't confirm that.
Best, The Admiral.
Why is this episode plot reminding me of what happened to the Russian Submarine Kursk?
No idea. The Kursk was sunk because of a torpedo explosion in the torpedo room .
My God! Poor Seaview; this is as bad as I’ve ever seen the old lady looking! What hit the old girl; God’s almighty anger?
Ratings! The pressure was on this season (#3) and budget allotment was cut. Rx was more action, more creatures, and lots of cost saving measures. Everything was offered otherwise to bag the kids who were usually drawn to Lassie and Walt Disney, Voyage s formidable competition.
Got to love the inflatable bin bags. ha,ha.
Actually the bowel has a lot of gas in it. The inflatable bin bag is somewhat realistic.
I don't know if he did but does anyone know if the Captain ever called the Admiral Harry I don't remember if he ever did.🤔
Interesting question. But Admiral Nelson's higher ranking peers do (John Zaremba, in Time Bomb; Harold J Stone in Mutiny).
The Captain and the Admiral got a bit wet in this episode!
HDR & QHD wow, now we're getting fancy. Why use VP9 encoding rather than x265?
I used x265 (HEVC) to encode the video. Why do you ask about VP9?
@@TooleManTV VLC media player said it was VP9 which seems to be another encoding method other than X265.
@@Richard-y1c2v I use HEVC for all the encoding including this video. UA-cam reprocesses everything, so maybe it's their doing. Not mine!
The best
“And today on Creative Uses For Plastic Garbage Bags…” Oy!
Supposedly the baggies were assembled to be part of the stricken scientist's innards in the movie Fantastic Voyage. The TV Voyage borrowed some.
With the budget cut during the third season . The show didn't have a chance against the other shows. It's like cassading affect. Poorly written scripts lead to poor actinging. Poorly buiilt sets lead to poor special effects, wardrobes. The science as well as the fiction goes right out the window. But I'm still a fan. And so are a lot of others. And we'll watch this show as many times as we can. 😊😊😊😊 18:32
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23:43 Death never is... :0/
Crazy episode would've been smarter to air a re-run instead of wasting money on this episode it's terrible. The studio and network would've saved money by rejecting this script and telling Irwin you will just have one less new episode to film and air this season.
I can see your point. Yes, the budget was low and Season 3 was on the fumes at this point. Commercial demands called for a full 26 regardless. For an interesting defense of this one, check the Cushman Voyage book -- he offers an unusual advocacy there.
They had lots of cameras