Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea S3E13 THE LOST BOMB - Restored Remastered HDTV Episode!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Season 3 Episode 13
"The Lost Bomb"
First aired 11 December, 1966
An unfriendly government shoots down a cargo plane carrying a new top secret bomb. The race is on to retrieve the bomb and avoid detection from the enemy before the bomb can be accidentally exploded.
(Apparently, naming the enemy sub "Vulcan" didn't register in Irwin Allen's mind as a plug for a competing TV series on another network.)
This episode is a recording from a recent broadcast of an HDTV-transferred and restored film. Additional audio and video augmentation by TooleMan TV, 2023. - Розваги
Come on now. Lost in space was awesome! We now look at these shows through an adults eyes, and can sometimes be critical.but back then, we watched as children! Good stuff and happy memories.
Jupiter 2 was launched August 29 1997
Kinda, even as a kid I quickly got tired of the Will Smith Robot formula, and the silliness that replaced the action and adventure of season 1
LIS blu-ray is about the best video transfer I've ever seen besides 2001: A Space Odyssey.
You never seen LIS clearly before without the blu-ray. It's just a good as a movie cinema.
Always a fire in the circuitry room..
@@jeffturnbull966100 I watch Lost in space as a kid, it was great at first, 😅 then it turned into something silly.
One of my favorite shows as a kid.
They have a flying sub but never thought about a force field to protect the Sea View. They spent more time on the sea floor than any other working sub.
In the Episode Rescue when the Seaview tangles with another Vulcan Submarine The U.S.S. Seaview SSRN-1 has developed an Electronic Hull Shield.
Lol, FYI THEY DID ADD A FORCE FIELD TO THE SEAVIEW AS WELL AS A LASER BEAM AND REACTOR POWER TO USE AS WEAPONS.
I loved this show as a child.I am 67 years old now and still love it !!!!!
I'm 64 and had a model of Seaview but my parents wouldn't let me watch the show.
Guess l can watch it now!
@@bumblebeebob I'm going to tell your mom on you. I'm sure she could use a chuckle, as none of my buddies came back to tell me how exciting eternity is, so it's gotta be boring and she could use a laugh.
Seriously though, don't forget the Irwin Allen Seaview Shuffle, used in SciFi ever since. Well, in SciFi and outside of bars when on leave or liberty...
@augustusshook2881, yeah me too, same age and I liked his other shows too, Lost in Space, Time Tunnel and Land of the Giants
Even though hardly any women were shown in three years?
Crushed on capt. ❤Crane
Muchas gracias por compartir tan buena serie del recuerdo 😊
El doblaje es muy bueno, y los actores son extraordinarios. 😊❤.
Loved this show and the fact that it has a glass frontage and a flying machine.
This used to be my favourite show on tv. My mom would bring in my supper on a tray so I wouldn’t miss it. Lol I’m 69 now. I asked my wife to bring in my supper on a tray once, and I’m still wearing it .🥵🥵🥵🥵
🤣
Ah, but that tray remains your favorite hat.
Much respect to the brave crew of the Seaview !
I served aboard a 688 Los Angeles fast attack submarine 86-89 and I loved this show as a kid, "Of course everything is wrong but It is still massively cool, two o double o?"
This was great brings back good memories.
Vulcan Captain plugs microphone to the radio with a jackplug . Same setup as my car drinks heater ! . Seaview and flying sub are the bollocks as are the Admirals merry men . ❤ Thanks again for this wonderfull series . Dave
I remember MAD magazine did a spoof 'Voyage to See What's on the Bottom'. Great stuff.
In this spoof I’m sure Admiral Nelson was portrayed by Alfred E Nueman.
The highly sophisticated futuristic cesium 7 thingy has a loudly ticking mechanical clock :)
I didn't know that alarm clocks could be activated by sea water :)
Interesting fact..More people have set foot on the moon than have safely scuba dived at 800ft...😂
Gawd I love this show, but alas, the deep dive conundrum
I will always happily go scuba diving at 800 feet AGL.
Below sea level, just nope.
Excellent Film......
Même après toutes ces années je comprends pourquoi j'adorais cette série magnifiquement tourné pour l'époque, bien remasterisée pour projeter sur nos téléviseurs actuels , lorsque j'étais enfant nous n'avons eu un téléviseur couleur qu'en 1976 je crois, avant c'était un appareil noir et blanc 17" Admiral 😂😂😂! Merci beaucoup à vous pour ce travail méticuleux.
Merci beaucoup!
oh God,,,,my childhood is back again now,,,,,😀
The Seaview and Flying Sub are amazing.
As a young boy growing up in the 1960's at the height of the cold war, space race, & computer technology in it's infancy, anything & everything seemed possible. However under water laser weapons are apparently impossible today just as they were in the 1960's. A Texas Instruments calculator was far more advanced & sophisticated in the 1980's than the onboard computers used in the Apollo & Space Shuttle programs. Fiction writers have the luxury of their imaginations but sadly not real world science. We have come along way & perhaps there are now laser weapons systems that are in production but still secret. Time will tell. I had the toys from the the shows, they inspired our dreams of a future that is still to come.
Well, a Commodore 64 was a lot more advanced than the Space Shuttle computer and had more RAM. But, it wasn't radiation hardened, nor was it avionics rated and well, rightfully so.
But, lasers were cool and new back then, hence, magical. Star Trek started out with lasers and after the pilot switched to phasers, since lasers were becoming a bit better known. Lasers only coming into existence around 1960 for optical lasers (the microwave laser, aka maser first being developed in 1953). At that time, ruby rod lasers were state of the art, with the He-Ne laser being the first gas laser in 1962.
And well, the first nude hologram coming out in the early 1970's.
A future still to come....
"DUTY NOW FOR THE FUTURE!!!"
NOW do you understand DEVO?
I still got my orange and green squiggly rubber monster from this show... I just do not remember what cereal it was inside.. I think Alphabet Cereal.... Maybe.. Things gotta be 50 some years old...
I put this on loop, that sonar pulse is perfect asmr 😊
Wow just when I thought I seen every episode this was a real good one no sea monsters just suspense and action I wish all the color episodes were just as good as this one it was reminiscing of the first season of the show when it was very well done
I hadn't really paid attention before but 'Captain' Crane is actually 'Commander' rank (3 gold bars). Having said that if you command your own ship you are addressed as 'Captain' regardless of your rank (unless you're of a higher rank like Admiral of course).
Nelson institute and SEAVIEW WERE QUAISI. MILITARY AND OPERATED WITH MIXED CREW
Yes they could take part in official US missions but at other times scientific research and exploration.
@@gerry-p9x on an armed submarine. Something Woods Hole is glad to have avoided.
@@spvillano Nelson institute was armed with nukes and the movie in. 1961 had SEAVIEW detonating. A nuke to put out a fire in sky at south pole gotta check it. OUT
Yet he wears a eagle on his collar ie a Captain so a slight stuff up in the costume. A full Admiral would have a full Captain under him although he should only be a Rear Admiral at max.
Hi-tech equipment and submarines but old firearms like m1 rifles
AMAZING how much space there is on board for the crew
Props to the camerman, kind of like the real estate photos that make a 580 sq ft condo look like a gymnasium
10 ft ceiling In the engine room!
This was basically Star Trek under the ocean'/!!!
All that smoke. Somebody open a window.
My God this was dreadful but I did like it when I was a kid.
ONCE VOYAGE HAD GONE OFF THE AIR...NO ONE
FOUGHT TO KEEP IT ALIVE....THAN
TIME GO's BY ......
AND PEOPLE SIMPLY FORGET......LIKE
WITH THE LONE
RANGER...IF NO
ONE KEEPS A
SHOW IN THE
PUBLIC MIND....
IT LOOSE's THE
MOST IMPORTANT THING.......
KNOWLEDGE THAT THE SHOW
EVEN EXISTED.....
謹賀新年、2024
ANOTHER THING THAT GETS ME........
STUPID....ASSILNE SHOWS
GET THAT CHANCE...... GARBAGE THAT
DIDN'T DESERVE
THE FIRST TIME
AROUND, ARE GIVING THAT SHOT!!!!!!!!.
You just can't beat 60's Television, this was great, never missed an episode,
I love the sound of sonar beeps in the morning.
Me too, or is that my cat snoring?
Sun nites 7 pm. We all were in rec room watching VOYAGE ON OUR NEW RCA COLOR SET IN 67-68 SEASON
@@pembertonrob SPACEBALLS. Too
Time tunnel. Voyage land of giantslost in space. All must see TV
The calm acting by Richard Basehart made the incredible seem credible
Agree
With the technology we have today we could build a Seaview...just a thought
The Minisub and The Apple 1 Diving Bell and The Snowcat Tractor can also be built. The Flying Submarine FS-1 is the only vehicle that has not been developed as a practical operating concept.
The Seaview is an amazing piece of engineering. No matter how much damage it takes, it can still bang away with it’s active sonar
How can they stand the constant pinging? A few shifts in the control room would have me taking the Flying Sub out of there. Forget about the Mini Sub.
Seaquest was cool
And flying sub always looses power sinks to upper right and crashes on left....
It didn't get hijacked nearly as often as the USS Enterprise. Security personnel had a higher mortality rate too.
@@tperk yeah but creepy puppets used by Vincent Price. Took over the SEAVIEW in series finale 1968 called. Deadly. Puppets
Watched a lot of these as a young'un. These prints are far clearer and more colourful than I remember them being back in the day on the crappy tv we had. Thanks for posting.
With the advent of modern technology, the picture IS far cleaner then in the 60"s and 70"s.
And 3 channels market pick up one or two UHF channels back then but very blurry
Was the crappy color tv of day. Now you could pick out the zipper in the MOTW COSTUME
Poor kolawski always gets the shitty end of the stick,I'm amazed he never quit😂😂😂
The submarine Vulcan seen in this episode reappears later (slightly modified) in Irwin Allen's TV movie _City Beneath The Sea,_ where you can also see the Flying Sub. Later, the Vulcan sold at auction and was then beautifully restored by a professional model builder.
Very interesting knowledge
I have to admit, the (few) submarine designs were interesting.
There was a real class of US Navy repair ships of the Vulcan-class, built in late 1942-mid 45. Sisters were named for Greek Gods. My late father served on 2 of them in the early 50s, Ajax (AR 6) & Hector (AR 7) both served into the mid 1980s.
@@terrencemccoy8219 Fascinating; thanks for that real-life connection! Others may have found similar inspiration: War Rocket Ajax appears in the Flash Gordon movie, apparently while the AR 6 was still in service.
@@terrencemccoy8219 k
-"I am in a perfect position to fire on the Seaview"
-"I find that very hard to believe. In Scene 12, you were right up Seaview's ass, you fired four torpedoes and yet you still managed to completely miss."
-"Well of course I missed! With my vague and fake foreign accent, what else could I be but grossly incompetent!"
-"My apologies. Carry on."
This poor sub, always crashing onto the seafloor, the circuitry burning out, and it still manages to hold together
Just like the Starship Enterprise….
why is it that in submarine crashes, you just need to turn a big wheel to make all the water stop pouring in?
A great action pact episode, handsome Gérard Morh an excellent guest star, Voyage To Thd Bottom Of The Sea' was a huge success, specially here in England , maybe because it was an all male cast therefore no romance to slow plots down, it was solid action, which made it e popular show with the guys and girl's
Without a doubt, the flying sub is my favorite piece of the show.
Built the Aurora kit in 1967 but blew it up in pool
At least with the flying sub you could believe that engineers could have added it to the Seaview since they were on Earth. With Lost in Space all of a sudden they had the space pod in season 3. How???😂😂😂
I know, the space pod was too big to fit in the small space of the back of the Jupiter 2. @@nunyabizness6595
It was also my favorite model to build as a kid.
I also built it as a kid.@@rudolphguarnacci197
I remember watching this show in 1966!
Great TV!
I think present day Submariners wished THEIR sub had "Observation Windows" like on the Seaview.
Yeah, it'd be great to look out the window and enjoy a beautiful view of "can't see shit".
@@spvillano
This episode aired on my 7th birthday. December 11, 1966.
This episode occurs during the best times of this series. It was bef Until theore the ridiculous science fiction stop kind of drifted in. I absolutely love this show until then
As a 14-year old this series was one of my favorites.
John Lupton always reminded me of Marshall Thompson of "Daktari" fame. And Gerald Mohr -- damn, what a voice. Oh, and the best Irwin Allen special effect was Terry Becker's hairpiece -- I never knew he was bald until I saw the "Twilight Zone" episode "I Am the Night-Color Me Black" 10 years ago.
Oh! I adored Marshall Thompson.❤
According to lore, Terry Becker added that accessory upon being hired on for Voyage. This was for the series' "bold new season 2" that promised more "romantic" surface stories; Becker said that Irwin promised some more femme action for the cast principals. All that went overboard of course when ratings indicated that "surface stories" weren't making it...from then on, underwater and no "romance".
Gerald Mohr was a very active radio character actor. He had many roles in "The Whistler," and "Suspense."
The amount of time that bomb was going to blow! 💥
Great stuff! With the NCC-1701 STARSHIP ENTERPRISE patrolling outer space, the USOS SEAVIEW NUCLEAR SUBMARINE patrolling inner space, and THUNDERBIRDS 1 to 5 fully equipped and ready to answer any distress call from anywhere the world was in good hands in the 1960s!
That's true! But what happened in the 60 years since?!?
You sure make these shows look great. When I get my 4K tv, I'll look for your shows. They are better than on MeTv. PS...as a former announcer, I have always been enamored with Richard Basehart's voice and acting style. He, and a few others, kept Voyage on the serious track...not quite the way Lost in Space went.
Thank you for appreciating the work that goes into these videos. I look forward to your feedback on the 4K look. I also have a broadcasting background, and Richard Basehart is one of my most admired actors and voice over artists. He narrated numerous documentaries produced by David Wolper. He died a few days after narrating the closing ceremonies of the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. RIP Richard Basehart.
@@TooleManTV I agree whole-heartedly.
@@TooleManTV You mention David Wolper. Take a look at his 1963 Era show Hollywood and the Stars. He made even Joseph Cotten sound great. The lead ins for that show were dynamic, also. Cotton would be speaking, then the fantastic theme would superimpose over the scene, to then go to the opening titles.
i notice hat there are a few blue eyed actors here.
@@TooleManTVRest In Peace, Mr. Basehart
Talk about reliving your childhood. I had the model of the Seaview as a kid and watched every episode I could.
Hola. Siempre interesantes y dignos de volver a ver los episodios... Por favor: activa los subtítulos en español🙇🏽🙇🏼♂️🙇🏽♀️🙇🏻♂️ Gracias.
Brilliant show. Great memories from my childhood.
Gotta love those only shoulder bullet shots…
Saw this in the 60s as a kid. Loved it. Had a plastic Seaview submarine for Christmas.
I bet that was a fun set to work on.
The clarity....makes it even more enjoyable..... Well done!
Thank you! It took a bit of work but it was definitely worth the trouble, especially with your feedback. I've been a Voyage fan since I was 9 years old, so I have lived with the terrible old, faded, dirty films for decades. This is a real treat for me, and I'm happy to share them with you!
A DVD transfer??
@@gerry-p9x Nope. Recording of a broadcast on MeTV.
That got ya a sub 😊 @@TooleManTV
Hmmmmm, scuba divers at 800 feet depth. That bomb prop appeared on Lost in Space as well. Irwin Allen always reused props and monsters. Loved this show as a kid, nonsense but still good fun to watch.
The Voyage comic books and the Man from Atlantis comic books have some fascinating illustrated concepts for "actual deep driving suits". On a handwavium stage, these could work. Undoubtedly expenses and production pace would prevent setting up 'special suits in the wardrobe lab '. Newsweek's quick review of the show (based on pilot/first episode) in 1964 fussed over "skin diving at 1000 feet".
I live for LIS. THE GREAT VEGETABLE. REBELLION
8 year old me was happy to have seen this on a color TV in the living room.
@@tperk first SEASON. BLACK WHITE MORE COLD WAR ESPIONAGE RELATED
Hey now, you can SCUBA dive at 800 feet. Won't survive long, but you can do it.
I'd rate it right about equal to diving into a running wood chipper, with a higher survival rate for the wood chipper. ;)
I'll just get my coat...
I couldn't wait for this show to come on on Sunday night.
I like the espionage ones better than the monster of the week ones!!!!
Stay tuned. Some espionage episodes are on the way!
Are these guys commies or Nazi. Wannabes?
VTTBOTS Episodes: Destroy Seaview, Rescue, Secret of The Deep and Edge of Doom.
@@marcusjustice6165 thanks!!!!
@@marcusjustice6165Hello, Marcus! How are you?
This show was so awesome. One of the best t vshoes ever made and just think this was in my era , Growing up awesome.😊
Dang! The flying sub really got it from that underwater LASER beam. er... Don't worry, there isn't refraction under water, FIRE!
In this Episode Kowalski said that the Flying Sub FS-1 did not have any weapons aboard to tangle with the Submarine Vulcan. In previous episodes such as The Men Fish The Flying Sub was equipped with a Laser Gun Weapon.
@@marcusjustice6165 they probably decided to get one for the the frying sub after this incident :)
There is refraction and reflection under water and a laser will be useless because of that and trying to heat up all the murky water in the way.
@@bjreacher6402 Yes. We know.
@@JF-lt5zc Huh? you said there wasn't refraction under water. That's why I responded.
What amazing acting and directing. They still manage to get out of impossible situation in 50 minutes..
Just imagine if they had Robby the Robot as a ‘walk-on’ cameo to be used as a scenario hook…
Well that's just how the Seaview rolls.
Fairly good action packed episode. No cheesy looking Irwin Allen monsters in this one. Lots of cool sci-fi tv shows in the 60's !
They should bring this show back with the new tech.
They kind of did with SeaQuest Series (1993-1996). I love both series. If you get the chance, check it put.
@@wolfhansen3410 not the same, l watched it,
A lot of similarities to Star Trek. And Kowalski is a Red Shirt.
Can't miss the feature of those Cadillac tail fins!
They even built a full scale model of the flying sub. It was a tail sitter version that looked real enough!
9:22 For some nutty reason I think that their homeland is somewhere in Eastern Europe.
Everytime I heard the sonar beep I know it's Voyage to the bottom of the sea
Or. SPACEBALLS
Appreciate the high def but the motion smoothing and high frame rate has made this great shot on film series from the 60s have a shot on video “ soap opera effect” Also MeTV seems to have changed the aspect ratio. It’s a bit wider than the 4 x3 it should be. It would be great if Fox rescanned the negatives and really put this out in true (not simulated )HD / 4K
It is real HD, make no mistake about it. But I agree that Voyage deserves a remastered Blu-Ray treatment. Fox cropped the image a little to better fill today's 16x9 screen. It's a common practice of distributors with older series now. At least we are getting HD scans of the 60-year-old films.
Another good episode nice to see the Vulcan submarine from The Rescue episode or depending on episode order would have seen it again if I Watched them correctly.Thanks for posting.
spvillano. Thank you for the input. I hadnt given much study to the problems of "breathing health" and experimentation. I appreciate the "food for thought".
Gerald Mohr was already famous having played detective character roles on Old Time Radio
This was my favorite show when I was 4 and up! Awesome I even had the Seaview toy sub 😄Thxs for the flashback ⚓️🛸
So Wise , Thank You . Another reason to enjoy my4k tv. A fine Ending as Always . Classic Tv
You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoy it in 4K
My favorite feature on the "Seaview" are the "Western Electric" Telephones installed all over that submarine. I used to ask my dad how he makes a telephone call from the bottom of the ocean. I still call this series "Bell System At The Bottom Of The Sea". How approximate I think 😁 Jeff
Irwin Allen, used the same props and silver skin, aluminum foil suit aliens for Voyage to the bottom of the sea, Lost in space,Time Tunnel and Land of the Giants 😐
No one said a single swear word ! 😂
And all those thin people ………. 😂
12:41 Its amazing how far ecology had come by mid century 21. Boys able to swim in the East River again as they had in the 1930s!
That's because all of those pinko-commie enviromentalists got their way. Otherwise, the river would be as nature intended, crusted over with cancer causing pollution.
Welcome to a light dose of sarcasm. ;)
I never gave shows like this enough credit; it’s like a maritime Star Trek!
At 7:06 seaview grows some extra windows.
And where the heck was the FLYING SUB LAUNCH BAY??
the next season Seaview
Recycled footage from the Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea 1961 Movie when the United Nations submarine Fired its Torpedoes against the original 8 windows Seaview.
Great story" Great acting!!
Hard to believe its been 57 yrs since we watched this on a B&W screen. It paved the way for Red October.
I just realized that the composer for Voyage and Star Trek are one and the same: Alexander Courage. Roddenberry seemed to have been a close follower of Allen in many ways.
Depth… the final frontier
These are the voyages of the submarine, SEAVIEW!
Her ongoing mission; to explore unusual subaqueous regions;
To seek out new worldly contacts and adventurous maritime connections…
To boldly dive where no craft had submerged before!
Love how the bad guys in this show often talk about their "Home Country" without ever mentioning its name or location.
Also their accents sound a little bit Nazi, and a little bit Commie. 😆
I always liked the Gargoyle henchmen in Johnny Socko... Cuban military surplus look.
The Submarine Vulcan had an Asian Crewman.
This is a pretty good episode dealing with a bomb and your enemies.. It was like God and luck was on their side..
As a kid it was the tv to watch ,,ages ahead of its time 😊
The Seaview always works best after fire and sparks.
The movie was awesome (nothing could top Barbara Eden dancing) and then tv serious were cool and lets not leave the Gold Key comics. I still have a few
Easiest sub to follow constantly streaming bubbles and making all that noise.
Only if one wears heavy enough hearing protection as sonar operator. ;)
Gotta appreciate these old films. They worked with what they had..... then you do better.
These episodes look great. Keep up the good work
I'm glad you are enjoying them. Please subscribe to be notified about my uploads.
You do TIME TUNNEL?
There is a discrepancy with the Seaview, in some scenes the sub has upper and lower front viewing windows and in others only one set.
Cheepo Allen used footage from all seasons
This is just as good as anything modern television has to offer. But is this THE Kowalski? Or are there just an enormous supply of them somewheres? Perhaps down there, from still yet another secret deep sea installation…always just a little ways offscreen!
Rip to the hold sea view will truly be miss
Picture quality is better than when I seen it as a kid 🤗
We didn't get color till 1968 dad said was a fad and set cost 500 bucks
I didn't know you can Dive to 800 Feet with 1 Tank?? At roughly 23 Bars of Atmosphere.
Turned 70 this year. This was a brilliant show along with Lost in Space, Land of the Giants and Star Trek. Watching them today they are still enjoyable. Thanks for posting 👍
I'll turn 70 in three weeks and I totally agree with you.
Thank you for all these great shows
You are welcome! Subscribe and keep viewing!
Please, please, please! More, more, more episodes. Thank you so much. 😊😊😊 43:26
@@TooleManTVWe all certainly plan too!
When I was a kid, this show seemed fascinating. When I look back at it now, all I see is a large collection of plot irregularities & technically impossible occurrences. They bring aboard a specialist to disarm the bomb, then he turns out to be a traitor, so they do it without him (and his skills). A torpedo going off nearby and destroying a large sub doesn't harm the scuba divers in the water. The list goes on.