Me too. I was born in 57. That makes us both, 39. lol. Irwin Allen, That guy was at the right place at the right time. And how many kids wanted to fight like, Kato (Bruce Lee) from the green hornet.
Just found this today, couldn't resist it. Took me right back to my childhood, only difference back then I watched it in black and white! Great stuff, will be looking for more.
This episode is very atmospheric, and colorful. Admiral Nelson sees the skeletons, and faints🤭!!! Haven't seen this, in many years (50 years, maybe)☺️!!! Warren Stevens always delivers, a good performance.
I was a 9yr old living the life growing up in elmhurst Queens NYC movies 75 cents comic books 12 cents and 35 cents for a slice of pizza. My allowance 5 dollars a week! lol 😂
Ah, that was just an illusion in Nelson's mind caused by the ghost. Where the show's crew let us down was having the villain's skeleton remain in a Navy uniform instead of transforming into that of a dutch mariner.
For a young boy in England with a love for tech and sci-fi, the 60s were a great time (I was born in 1962). Thunderbirds, Lost in Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Captain Scarlet... I had to take their word for it that the shows were in colour, as my parents didn't have a colour TV until I was 12.
My Son and I often discuss the differences in series type shows of yesterday's and present . VTTBOS was typical of the TV shows of the day , westerns, sci fi and crime where each weekly episode was neatly tied up by the end of the program and the only loss or death was a guest actor/ actress . When I watched several Netflix shows with him , such as Altered Carbon or Stranger Things , the episode was a definite continuation of the overall arc with many off shoot plots and rabbit trails and each episode need not tie plot lines up in a neat little bundle . I have to tell you , it took some patience on my part to get used to it . I still feel quite a bit of nostalgia for this show , Time Tunnel , Star Trek , Wagon Train etc , etc .
Thanks again Toolman. You are the best at what you do. All you fellow sci-fi fans ,don't forget to look for the Devil's Comet April 10th. Right below the cressant of the moon and slightly to the right . Won't be back untill 2395. Hsve a good night.😊😊😊 2:30
I remember they sold model kits and toys based on the submarine and the flying sub from this show. If you had one of these back then when this show was popular, you were the man!
Loved it in the sixties and still loving it in my sixties. Don’t watch tv, but thank goodness we have people like you keeping us entertained. Been watching land of the giants and love thy neighbour, plus some old films. Totally entertained and never laughed so much. Once again thank you so much for your time and effort, which is so much appreciated.
You got it! The Flying Sub was the only reason I watched the show...even as a kid I knew episodes were poorly written, continuity of scenes was lame... but, The Flying Sub!!! ❤❤❤
In my teenage years I was enthralled watchind the Sea Views adventures and the sub was so realistic and the design was credible and believable, the flying sub did stretch credibility but I felt it was possible in the future, those were great years growing up it was a bit like star trek under the sea
"Yes,this specific 'Sea View'submarine(21rst.century) was manufactured'built for time'travel both inside out:choc'full of sci-fi paranormal activity-here and there". . .5-6-2024'
Very imaginative story for the year this was filmed. I remember watching this program and its first theater movie when Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea first came out as a kid. The whole thing was quite futuristic for its day. It was well done. Like many old westerns of yester-year brings back many old memories of my youth. Many Thanks to You Tube and those that put these old programs and movies on to watch (or re-watch) once again for both the young and the old to enjoy. It allows Grandpas to sit with their grandchildren and tell them how they felt when they first watched them when they were young and in their primes.
Very Good. This is a well produced Irwin Allen series. This particular episode, really good. The model work and Special FX are quite outstanding for the period.
More fabulous retro fantasy. Comforting escapism. Thanks so much Tooleman for being here and restoring the voyages.. You've been making my day lately with these ❤🙏🏻🙋😀
I NEVER NEW HOW GREAT THIS SHOW WAS UNTIL WATCHING IT ON UTUBE. I DON'T WATCH TODAY'S SHOWS BECAUSE I HAVE SHOWS FROM THE PAST THAT ARE FAR SUPERIOR TO WHAT IS ON TV TODAY!😊😊😊😊
They probably did in the earlier seasons (until they got used to the sometimes campy dialog and story lines), but those bits ended up on the cutting room floor.
Os atores também tem contas pra pagar e o Irwin Allen não admitia que reclamassem dos roteiros depois que ele aprovava. Não tem como negar mesmo esses roteiros absurdos nos divertiram quando éramos crianças e não tínhamos um senso crítico. crítico
Lol I love that they are are get attacked by a pirate ship ☠️, the bridge is on fire 🔥 , and they decide to have a meeting in the captains quarters lol 😂
I'm approaching 70 and loved this series as a child of the sixties along with Lost in Space. They knew how to entertain in those days! Richard Basehart was a consummate actor. Watch his performance in the film Moby Dick c.1956.
God this takes me back to my childhood! Just loved the series, something to watch on a weekday afternoon after school before dad got home. I especially lived the flying sub. I would have been around 9 when this was aired.
every kid in school wanted a toy Sea view and a flying saucer...or flying mini sub... and the Admirals co pilot, was the lead kelvin, in a Star trek episode..
I agree. Part of that awesomeness was that there was so much less broadcasting time. I remember the times when TV started in the afternoon and ended at midnight. Sometimes, less is more.
I for one kept hoping that Red Skelton would make a cameo. This program was great back in the day and it's still fun. Good video quality. I wonder if these skeletons were a precursor to Star Trek's "Bones." Lol.
Whata great episode. Never saw this one. The skeleton crew was very cool. Everything could be settled with missiles and karate chops. Those were the days.
There's a scene cut from this when Nelson is first in sick bay. When he tries to leave to see Van Wyck, Crane stops him & asks Nelson to tell him what's wrong & Nelson says he has to think some things thru first. Then Crane mentions Washington & Crane explains that the entire 11tth fleet is heading into this area and Nelson says to tell them he'll be in touch. Scene ends. I've seen so many episodes so many times, it's almost as though I could have written them. LOL This isn't a criticism. Just an observation. You do a fabulous job!
You're a devoted fan! I wish the network had not cut bits out of these episodes, but that's the trade-off for the quality of the video. Maybe one day we will get full episodes on Blu-Ray's or other HDTV media.
Back in the spring of 1968 I was 8 years old and in the 3rd grade. Sometime in April 1968 one Saturday morning, I watched an episode of the Spider-Man cartoon (yes the '67 Spider-Man) about the Flying Dutchman scaring a fishing village in New England. The villain behind it was Mysterio. The following evening this episode of Voyages to the Bottom of the Sea was on TV (repeat broadcast). During the opening scene when Van Wyck and Nelson see the square rigger outside the viewport Van Wyck asks Nelson what is that. When sitting in front of the TV I said "that's the Flying Dutchman from Spider-Man".
😂This was our little indulgence in our little tv when there was no chaos and pest like the mobile phones. 😂How about land of the Giant, could anybody upload those classics😁
I was ten in 1967 and I loved watching this, Lost in Space, The Green Hornet, Time Tunnel and Batman.
And Land of the Giants
Oh yeah Lost in Space was great I have the whole collection❤❤❤❤
Me too. I was born in 57. That makes us both, 39. lol. Irwin Allen, That guy was at the right place at the right time. And how many kids wanted to fight like, Kato (Bruce Lee) from the green hornet.
I’m with you on this one !
I been around since 55,so I grew up watching good shows like this. ❤
Brilliant. How much better tv was in the early 1960's.
My favorite cartoons were, Beanie and Cecil, The Jetson's, The Flintstones and Believe it or not, Clutch Cargo (That was a strange cartoon). lol
@@ArtfromBerwyn-cw5op I loved watching Jonny Quest.
Excitement and fun they did it all the sets and models people loved their work and it shows , its dismissal dark and dreary , only a few shows now
Well that era was more interesting, as were many things. But now we are a nation of self-absorbed idiots.
This is one of my favorite shows when I was a kid now I'm 61 years old and I'm still watching it❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
Yes, I'm 62 years old and somehow I thought it was a better show than what we just watched! Hahahahaha, not everything was better back then!
Same here, good times .
Same here I'm 61 too. I became fascinated by submarines and n naval vessels due to this show.
Yes it was good TV back in the 60s
I guess we never get old the same with Lost in space and Gilligan's Island and all the mother 60s shows
For a young 8 year old boy this was a fantastic show 👏 😊
My brother had the toy submarine!😂
Even now! 😊
When I was a kid watching this show, my dad called it "Voyage to See What's At The Bottom." He was a funny guy most of the time.
Just found this today, couldn't resist it. Took me right back to my childhood, only difference back then I watched it in black and white!
Great stuff, will be looking for more.
Nice job , Tooleman! Nice detail, smooth blending
This episode is very atmospheric, and colorful. Admiral Nelson sees the skeletons, and faints🤭!!! Haven't seen this, in many years (50 years, maybe)☺️!!! Warren Stevens always delivers, a good performance.
Ikr?? 💀😱😵
Likewise!
That was good for a laugh. I see the good ol' cap'n kirk karate chop in full use here .
I remember being totally freaked out
by this one as a kid. Now, almost 61,
I had to suspended my disbelief so
much I nearly threw my back out.
🤖👍
Thanks for the laugh!
@@TooleManTV My pleasure, Mr. TooleMan.
Writer? 😳✍️👍🇨🇦🙆🏻♂️
This 7 year old, now old man, thanks you for the episode from my youth.
From this 11 year old who has always been older than you, you are welcome!
lol @@TooleManTV
I was 10 on Oct. 8 1967.
I was the ripe old age of 14. 🤦🏻♀️
I was a 9yr old living the life growing up in elmhurst Queens NYC movies 75 cents comic books 12 cents and 35 cents for a slice of pizza. My allowance 5 dollars a week!
lol 😂
I love reliving my childhood time, watching great shows like this, even if its only for a short time.
I’ll take reliving chunks of my childhood 45 minutes at a time with pleasure!
Could not agree more🇮🇪🇮🇪
This episode was first aired on my birthday, ie. the literal day I was born! 10/8/67.
One of my favorite shows when I was a Kid...Thanks for the memories.
Always LOVED this show as a kid!
No.matter how outrageous it got I watched it evety week
Warren Stevens' wig beats Terry Becker's any time!😂
They're wore wigs? 🤔🤫
I've heard of skeleton crews before but this is ridiculous! One of the episodes I remember most from my childhood. Thanks, TooleMan.
Skeleton crew! LOL, well done.
This really made a 5 to 8 year old kid smile back in the day and it was cool to see it again just now !! 😀
Admiral Nelson must be livid; he arrives back aboard Seaview only the find the entire crew is SKULLED 😝💀
I always LOVED the sparks and slightly out of rhythm leaping from side to side 😁
Nice job redoing the video quality, some of the sharpest 1080p I’ve ever seen 👍👍
WARREN STEVENS WAS A EXCELLENT ACTOR AND HAS BEEN IN SO MANY SHOWS . EXCELLENT ACTING SKILLS. HE WAS IN A EPISODE OF THE ORIGINAL STAR TREK.
He also was in the original Outer Limits.
Signed, Warren Stevens.
One of the best Twilight Zone Episodes.
The Cage? 😳
@@Dawn_LR The episode was "By Any Other Name"
I love how the skeleton crew completely undressed themselves before dying!
Good catch mate, I missed that😂
Ah, that was just an illusion in Nelson's mind caused by the ghost.
Where the show's crew let us down was having the villain's skeleton remain in a Navy uniform instead of transforming into that of a dutch mariner.
subsidiarity you'd better take yourself to sick bay I think you're hallucinating 🤣
Lols! 😅😂🙆🏻♂️🇨🇦
@@Dawn_LR 💀
For a young boy in England with a love for tech and sci-fi, the 60s were a great time (I was born in 1962). Thunderbirds, Lost in Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Captain Scarlet... I had to take their word for it that the shows were in colour, as my parents didn't have a colour TV until I was 12.
I'm 64 I still enjoy voyage to the bottom of the sea
70.😮
66😂❤
That was one of the roomiest submarines ever made.
Like that, Arab sheiks tent, that's small on the outside, and palace sized, on the inside😏.
I'm still trying to "do the math," wish I could count....
My Son and I often discuss the differences in series type shows of yesterday's and present .
VTTBOS was typical of the TV shows of the day , westerns, sci fi and crime where each weekly episode was neatly tied up by the end of the program and the only loss or death was a guest actor/ actress .
When I watched several Netflix shows with him , such as Altered Carbon or Stranger Things , the episode was a definite continuation of the overall arc with many off shoot plots and rabbit trails and each episode need not tie plot lines up in a neat little bundle .
I have to tell you , it took some patience on my part to get used to it .
I still feel quite a bit of nostalgia for this show , Time Tunnel , Star Trek , Wagon Train etc , etc .
One of my favourite tv shows when i was a kid brilliant 👍
31:39 Wow!
They sure have a lot of room on that submarine!
Besides all the room, look how high the ceilings are.
❤❤❤ Delightful from start to finish.
Thanks again Toolman. You are the best at what you do. All you fellow sci-fi fans ,don't forget to look for the Devil's Comet
April 10th. Right below the cressant of the moon and slightly to the right . Won't be back untill 2395. Hsve a good night.😊😊😊 2:30
I remember they sold model kits and toys based on the submarine and the flying sub from this show. If you had one of these back then when this show was popular, you were the man!
Models are still available. Large and small scale 8 and 4 window Seaview. Flying sub in at least 3 different scales.
Loved it in the sixties and still loving it in my sixties. Don’t watch tv, but thank goodness we have people like you keeping us entertained. Been watching land of the giants and love thy neighbour, plus some old films. Totally entertained and never laughed so much. Once again thank you so much for your time and effort, which is so much appreciated.
You're welcome. Thanks for the note. I am so glad the Seaview is still sailing.
I think I remember this in black and white.
Amen Brother
Isn't it funny how many oldies don't watch TV Or is like me you don't like being programmed by MSM
They will never doubt the Admiral again!
Loved that badass flying sub'/!!!
You got it! The Flying Sub was the only reason I watched the show...even as a kid I knew episodes were poorly written, continuity of scenes was lame... but, The Flying Sub!!! ❤❤❤
These are just as goofy and just as much fun as the first time around, all those years ago. Nice job on the video quality.
This episode reminded me of how much I hate being caught in time portals.
Doesn't everyone?
@@mariakelly90210, lol😂
In my teenage years I was enthralled watchind the Sea Views adventures and the sub was so realistic and the design was credible and believable, the flying sub did stretch credibility but I felt it was possible in the future, those were great years growing up it was a bit like star trek under the sea
"Yes,this specific 'Sea View'submarine(21rst.century) was manufactured'built for time'travel both inside out:choc'full of sci-fi paranormal activity-here and there". . .5-6-2024'
Always good to see Warren Stevens. Three times on Voyage. Thanks again, TooleManTV. 👍
You bet!
He was on Keeper Of The Purple Twilight.
@@rascal211 And Forbidden Planet & Star Trek.
the ship's doctor in Forbidden Planet.
He was excellent as the doctor on Forbidden Planet.
The best show EVAH!
😂
I didn't remember or maybe skipped this episode as a kid, but thx to YT, I can see it at my tender age in 2024😂😂😂❤
Brings back so many memories of my 60,s childhood
I love it when the Captain cancels the Admirals ordereds and they have a bit of a spat about it.
Thank you for the memories. Here in Quebec, I'd watch it in French along with Lostt in Space, Star Trek. and Land of the Giants.
Very imaginative story for the year this was filmed. I remember watching this program and its first theater movie when Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea first came out as a kid. The whole thing was quite futuristic for its day. It was well done. Like many old westerns of yester-year brings back many old memories of my youth. Many Thanks to You Tube and those that put these old programs and movies on to watch (or re-watch) once again for both the young and the old to enjoy. It allows Grandpas to sit with their grandchildren and tell them how they felt when they first watched them when they were young and in their primes.
The skeleton on the pericope 😂😂😂😂
He is doing a number on that periscope….😂😂
I love the clothes dryer vent sleeves that chief used to access the mechanical claw to save the diving bell.
Loved this as a late 60s kid in NYC. Had the groovey Revell models and everything.
Aurora made the kits, later Monogram and Polar Lights had the molds….
I enjoy watching this as a kid
So fun! Love love the undersea sets. All charming and such great memories. Thank you
I am discovering all these old gems I never heard of before. FUN! 😄😊 Thank you!
Very Good. This is a well produced Irwin Allen series. This particular episode, really good. The model work and Special FX are quite outstanding for the period.
I used to watch this show when it was in syndication Saturday evenings in New York City.
Also Saturday mornings on SuperStation WGN Chicago.
More fabulous retro fantasy. Comforting escapism. Thanks so much Tooleman for being here and restoring the voyages.. You've been making my day lately with these ❤🙏🏻🙋😀
One of my favorite episodes,...really eerie in spots!
I NEVER NEW HOW GREAT THIS SHOW WAS UNTIL WATCHING IT ON UTUBE. I DON'T WATCH TODAY'S SHOWS BECAUSE I HAVE SHOWS FROM THE PAST THAT ARE FAR SUPERIOR TO WHAT IS ON TV TODAY!😊😊😊😊
Great episode, I love it!, many thanks for sharing this jewel!
how absurd. but was such great fun to watch when I was 8!
It's great fun to watch NOW!
Loved the flying sub. wish there was a real one!
I remember that episode, I was around 9 years old. Tku for post.
One of my favorite TV shows thank you for posting this 😊
I watched n loved VTTBOTS since my early teens in NYC and thanks to your fine work on restoration i can again at age 66 in Oshawa Cheers from Canada!!
I'm 65 and loved the show
Any one remember Time Tunnel, Land of the Giant’s, Secret Agent Man, Space Angel, Clutch Cargo or Rocket Robin Hood ?
Yes we do. Fine choices from a fun era.
Have the Time Tunnel on DVD
Lol, I recall this show, but I never watched it as a child, but this episode is great! Thanks for sharing it.
Those two guys look so much alkie! Omg….i saw this as a child and liked it. My brothers and me would all watch it
What's amazing about this series is how all the actors didn't keep bursting out laughing during filming.
They probably did in the earlier seasons (until they got used to the sometimes campy dialog and story lines), but those bits ended up on the cutting room floor.
Actors? They used actors?
Don’t forget this was serious business in the sixties!
Os atores também tem contas pra pagar e o Irwin Allen não admitia que reclamassem dos roteiros depois que ele aprovava. Não tem como negar mesmo esses roteiros absurdos nos divertiram quando éramos crianças e não tínhamos um senso crítico. crítico
That's what I always thought!
Lol I love that they are are get attacked by a pirate ship ☠️, the bridge is on fire 🔥 , and they decide to have a meeting in the captains quarters lol 😂
"It's a cave." That's why the Admiral makes the big money.😀
Excellent quality. A good episode.
Looks so fresh. Hard to believe this was filmed almost 60 years ago!
... why?
so nice to see it in full color instead of B&W!
I'm approaching 70 and loved this series as a child of the sixties along with Lost in Space. They knew how to entertain in those days! Richard Basehart was a consummate actor. Watch his performance in the film Moby Dick c.1956.
The admiral returned to the sea view, to find a crew of dead naked seamen!
Im 62 still love this show
This is the first time, I watched this show... It is an interesting show It had a good story so far...
Welcome aboard! Please stay with us, there's so much more.
I'm 63 now I used to watch this show absolutely loved bring it to tv
Warching this on friday night an going to the local two guys an buyingthw models..if i couldturn backtime...
To bad they don't make shows anymore. Today's TV is garbage!
Surely is!
so true, all that cheap tv we had when we were young. Lost in space so well done. What about that great intellectual show with guilligan, was great
Those chairs with the built in controllers on the Flying Sub would be great for gaming.
Honestly, the 1960s had the best TV shows and cartoons.
This and Time Tunnel was all I needed back then.
Saw this in the cinema in the early 70s, and thanks to the upload I now know what it was called.
Excellent use of the B9 Robots arm rubbers inside the Flying Sub.
Always loved this show, cause the more you drink...that back n forth screen action gets ya really fff'd up
If ya catch my drift mannn......
God this takes me back to my childhood! Just loved the series, something to watch on a weekday afternoon after school before dad got home.
I especially lived the flying sub. I would have been around 9 when this was aired.
...and lets not forget my surname was NELSON ha ha, something I didn't miss as a kid when watching the show.
As a kid I loved the look of the Seaview, even today it is the best.
every kid in school wanted a toy Sea view and a flying saucer...or flying mini sub... and the Admirals co pilot, was the lead kelvin, in a Star trek episode..
irwin allen tv was awesome in the 60s and 70s. 1960s 70s were amazing
I agree. Part of that awesomeness was that there was so much less broadcasting time. I remember the times when TV started in the afternoon and ended at midnight. Sometimes, less is more.
I for one kept hoping that Red Skelton would make a cameo. This program was great back in the day and it's still fun. Good video quality. I wonder if these skeletons were a precursor to Star Trek's "Bones." Lol.
Very enjoyable would have made a good Halloween episode.Thanks for posting.
Whata great episode. Never saw this one. The skeleton crew was very cool. Everything could be settled with missiles and karate chops. Those were the days.
Thanks this is the frist time I've seen the flying sub used in this manner thanks again
What a great series this was👍😄
Yes it was
I miss seeing the Voyages to the Bottom of the Sea shows. To bad that Comet TV won't do either a marathon or start showing these old shows 😢
I'm from Zanesville Ohio, Richard Bassheart is from Zanesville Ohio as well. Going up it was The reason I loved this show 😮😊😊
I bet you never ran into him at the grocery store. 😁
There's a scene cut from this when Nelson is first in sick bay. When he tries to leave to see Van Wyck, Crane stops him & asks Nelson to tell him what's wrong & Nelson says he has to think some things thru first. Then Crane mentions Washington & Crane explains that the entire 11tth fleet is heading into this area and Nelson says to tell them he'll be in touch. Scene ends. I've seen so many episodes so many times, it's almost as though I could have written them. LOL This isn't a criticism. Just an observation. You do a fabulous job!
You're a devoted fan! I wish the network had not cut bits out of these episodes, but that's the trade-off for the quality of the video. Maybe one day we will get full episodes on Blu-Ray's or other HDTV media.
@@TooleManTV MeTV does that a lot, cutting scenes here and there to make room for more commercials...
@@TooleManTV The DVD’s that I have do have the full episodes.
Back in the spring of 1968 I was 8 years old and in the 3rd grade. Sometime in April 1968 one Saturday morning, I watched an episode of the Spider-Man cartoon (yes the '67 Spider-Man) about the Flying Dutchman scaring a fishing village in New England. The villain behind it was Mysterio. The following evening this episode of Voyages to the Bottom of the Sea was on TV (repeat broadcast). During the opening scene when Van Wyck and Nelson see the square rigger outside the viewport Van Wyck asks Nelson what is that. When sitting in front of the TV I said "that's the Flying Dutchman from Spider-Man".
Fantastic episode thank you Have a great week
Thank you! You too!
😂This was our little indulgence in our little tv when there was no chaos and pest like the mobile phones. 😂How about land of the Giant, could anybody upload those classics😁
Great restoration, hard to believe David Hedison was "The Fly", good looking guy
My crush ❤
And the best Felix Leiter in James Bond.
Miy crush too , greatt actor as well ❤❤❤@@glojac892
Jeffrey Wright was pretty good as well.
THEY SHOULD'VE HAD HIM PLAYED IN THE FLY REMAKE IN 80'S MOVIE...
I remember seeing this when I was growing up as well
Oh, the sounds and the Seaview really brought back good memories.
I used to love this show.
"Hey big Brother It's time for Voyage to the bottom of the sea & it's in COLOR !! "😃🤓😎
Shame our television is not.