So bad it's good. But when I was a little kid watching this when it first came out it kinda made sense. I watched it all the time. Glad to see it again.
I can't believe I was born in '75 and somehow didn't find this show until 2022. I love it. It's like a huge collection of lost Star Trek TOS episodes that take place on a different ship.
For me this was like Star Trek under the sea! Voyage, Daktari, Tarzan (with Ron Ely), UFO and Trek were my most favourite shows! At first I thought I didn't remember this episode, but I must have seen it back in the day because I never forgot the admiral's last line! The Sea View was such a lovely ship!
In 1975 I was locked up in a Mississippi prison camp in the f****** swamp sweating watching reruns of Lost in space LOL in a roomful of guys with hard dicks and me being only sixteen years old how did I survive I never know.
ahh I loved this show when I was a kid and I first saw these episodes in the early 70's and I haven't seen these episodes in over 50 years, and I've started watching them over again, it's a brilliant show x
I remember vividly watching these first run in 1965 as an 11 year old kid. This was one of my favorites along with Star Trek, Time Tunnel, Lost in Space anything science related. The ape in this one made me laugh because it was white and looked fake kind of like the one in ST with a huge horn on its head.
I remember my sisters and I sitting on the floor in front of the TV, riveted to the "serious" predicaments our heroes found themselves in each week in TV shows like this, "Lost in Space" and "Batman," often wondering why our parents were laughing. Now I know. Fun to revisit these old shows now and then. Thanks for the high-quality uploads.
Loved this show as a kid! The great Richard Baseheart and so many excellent American character actors and creative story writers who made it a good show.
The only Irwin Allen show worth watching because of Richard Basehart. He gave this show some dignity because of his brilliant screen presence. A Shakespeare actor. None of his follow up shows had no one in his class.
@@randyacuna3248 This one had a bit more "naval" grounding than most of his others. Although I admit a fondness for Lost in Space and Land of the Giants
The Seaview is the most sophisticated high tech sub of it's time. Yet pull a few wires and down she goes, rocking and rolling, bouncing her crew off the walls to Davy Jones's Locker. Lol :D :D :D
Thank you so much. I love these shows. Reminds me of when me and my grandmother used to watch television shows together in Newport, Gwent in Wales. Happy days. You rock 😎
THAT ALBINO APE ALWAYS REMINDS ME OF THE ONE THAT ATTACKED KIRK ON THE ONE WORLD, MINUS THE HORN AND SPINES. I THINK IT WAS A MUGATU!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS
A blast from the past. I remember when it was on in the early 60's my wife and I would bust ass through dinner so we could watch it. Like most series, some episodes were crap and some were pretty good. All in all, it was enjoyable.
@@rockwellrhodes7703 re: "Lol... they're all crap!" You are being far too kind. Shows like this, in fact everything from Hollywood, was & is a wrecking ball to the minds of the viewers.
Irwin Allen was an amazing man that brought tv shows to where we could all enjoy them such as Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Lost in Space and the Time Tunnel and The Land of the Giants I wish and hope another tv Director and Producer will pick up where he left off and put the shows back on TV
!GRACIAS MONA 0825! ME HAS TRAÍDO MUY GRATOS Y FELICES RECUERDOS DE MI NIÑÉZ, YO TENÍA 6 O 7 AÑITOS CUANDO VEÍA EN BLANCO Y NEGRO LA T.V., EN CASA DE MIS ABUELOS, EL GORILA BLANCO ME DABA MIEDO! AHORA ME REÍ A MÁS NO PODER CON 54 AÑOS DE EDAD! SALUDOS. Daniel. El Grillo.
I still think that anyone who was a kid in the 60's was fortunate to be the right age to experience the terrific imagination of the TV shows of that era!
Lately, I've been watching shows like sea hunt, highway patrol, the fugitive, and the writing was so much better back in these yes after the Korean war. Now I'm about to watch my first ep of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea.
Brought up on Voyage, it was shown in the UK About 4 o'clock just after school, watched every episode, great to view them here, fabulous sets and th effects were good for the time, and obviously fine acting ,
Well, consider the generation. They were told that we what to burn untold millions of innocent German Civilians in their beds with incendiary bombs to prevent "evil", during WW,II.
yea, all the different colored lights and them rocking back and forth. you have to love old series and movies. they are so much fun to watch and think about how things are better made now days. nothing beats the classics though.
Adventure, Action, and my favorite aircraft/sub of the 60's. Made 2 of the Flying Subs for dioramas. Then the one from the _Spindrift, from _*_Land of Giants_* came out... and I put a big dent in my pocket with that one. 😲😂😂
The late actor Jon Lormer appeared in Star Trek "The Cage" as Dr.Theodore Haskins (an illusion) Also guest stared in The Return Of The Archons as Tamar, and the old man in For the World Is Hollow and I have Touched The Sky. Also guest started on Mission Impossible "The Counterfeiter" and "Nicole"
I AS A KID LOVED VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA AS MUCH AS STAR TREK:: THE ORIGINAL SERIES, OUT OF ALL THE SERIES OF THE SIXTIES THESE WERE MY FAVORITES, WITH A FINE MENTION TO LOST IN SPACE, TWILIGHT ZONE, OUTER LIMITS...!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS AND NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E
I was born in the 60s, and many times watches these shows rerun in the 70s, or live. Mygod, us young people WERE SPOILED with science fiction shows, great superhero cartoons and Batman, and Star Trek and Man from UNCLE and Battlestar Galactic and UFO and The Thunderbirds and Space: 1999 and Voyage to... and even the early Doctor Who!!
I always loved the Flying sub and in fact I still do. Some years ago I found a model of it at a yard sale asked the old couple how much? The old guy picks it up looks at it and says this kiddie piece of junk... He just tossed it out at me on the front of the table. Here take it if ya got a buck put it in the jar he said to me. To me its on my trophy shelf with all trophies from my years in the Northeast Modifieds. It will stay there.
IF you're wondering WHY the gorilla reminds you of the Mugatu from Star Trek TOS, it's NOT only the costume, it's because they were played by the same actor, Janos Prohaska!
I loved 'richard Basehart thought he was the best thing ever what a pity he passed early in the piece and ''''''''''''''''''''david Hedison well, he made 80 odd years I wanted to travel on the Seaview with all the crew, but thankyou for re showing the Voyage episodes Elaone
Irwin Allen was ridiculed because he put adventure first and everything else a firm second. And it's a huge shame, because now we no longer get adventure shows. We get science fiction, sure... but not science fiction adventure like Irwin Allen and a few other practitioners once made. I miss that spirit of excitement and fun.
Honestly they should have ended Voyage after two seasons as they were massively repeating themselves. Quality writers like Willuam Read Woodfield and Alan Balter had left and Allen kept relying on boring writers like William Welch who was hired because he could churn out the scripts fast.😮😮😮
It's 0230 and I can't sleep. VTTBOTS is on tv. A guy in a white gorilla costume is running around the boat wreaking havoc. It was hilarious watching it with no sound.
the high ceilings on a sub, the short scenes being used in other eps, the ridiculous monsters as you can obviously see it's a man in a suit, the simple effects...and despite of all that... I love it!!! or maybe, it's because of all that. Thank you so much for posting!
Dude if it's corny that because this is the 1960s okay this is not 2023 with the iPhone generation in the purple hand kid with rings in their noses and all that crap so do special effects are corny it was meant by that time for that error what do you think Steven Spielberg George Lucas,James Cameron, Joe Dante and all the great special effects film actors and directors got the inspiration from? They would tell you they got it from watching like Ray harryhausen the great motion effects guy and of course some of the Hollywood sci-fi movie that's what it got the inspiration for a man that's what some of them went to film school or dropped out and started making their own movies you got to understand man stuff like this influence people
@@lylarose2696 absolutely man special effects like that was meant for those I'm still f***** up how they did that creature from spaceship that landed in the ocean that's a hell of a special-effects man I mean we can all see that it is a balloon inflated suit but damn the idea to come up with that kind of concept back in the 1960s was Irwin Allen was a f****** beast tman,
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea,Time Tunnel,Lost In Space,The Outer Limits,Twilight Zone and The Invaders were my favourite TV series of the mid 1960s.
Wow, it's been 55 years since I saw this last. Man, what would this show be like without fireworks and a shaky camera making a sub act like a plane in turbulence due to the slightest little thing?
Admiral what did you do with the super strong gorilla that can rip through steel? He’s in the torpedo room, you know, where we keep the nuclear torpedoes.
Some here complaining that the show is a bit dumb..........well that was not the fault of Irwin Allen, but of the US TV network, who asked him to dumb down the show after the first season to make it appeal more to children. Season one, made in B&W was actually a bit more cerebral than the other seasons. Season 2 was still pretty good, but by season 3 and the last season 4 the show just mainly featured monsters each week. The same thing happened to Lost in Space!
Memories...when you're a kid you don't realize just how cheesy television programs were - and are. Can't believe I used to watch this crap - and enjoy it, lol. Even had a model of the Flying Sub.
I saved up my paper run money to buy the model of the Seaview, my older Brother and I loved this show, pity in Australia it was still in the days of Black & White TV.
I am grateful I grew up during the Golden Age of Television. These wonderful actors always bring a smile to my face! Thank you.
Me too!
Back when actors were trained in community theater. Campy and cute! That white ape costume made me laugh!
Yes those were the golden days and the actors during that era were marvelous and their acting was so real
That old man from star trek pilot. It's like he never left the camp and or brushed his hair.
He also climbed the mountain and touched the sky.
So bad it's good. But when I was a little kid watching this when it first came out it kinda made sense. I watched it all the time. Glad to see it again.
I'm 67 had a crush on Hedison and Baseheart. Love these TV shows brings back memories of my early life
Ditto
What about Kowalski or Patterson? Not so much for the hired help?
Basehart was gay.
@@stephenwalters9891 Was he?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Basehart
@@stephenwalters9891 Even if he was, so what?? He still was an accomplished actor.
I was about 6 yrs old when this was on tv, loved this, the music, I haven't seen this in 57 years. Thank you.
ALWAYS LOVED THE VOYAGE TO BOTTON OF THE SEA ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AS A YOUNG BOY...GREAT TO SEE THEM AGAIN
I can't believe I was born in '75 and somehow didn't find this show until 2022. I love it. It's like a huge collection of lost Star Trek TOS episodes that take place on a different ship.
For me this was like Star Trek under the sea! Voyage, Daktari, Tarzan (with Ron Ely), UFO and Trek were my most favourite shows!
At first I thought I didn't remember this episode, but I must have seen it back in the day because I never forgot the admiral's last line! The Sea View was such a lovely ship!
It helped to be born nearer 1960!
In 1975 I was locked up in a Mississippi prison camp in the f****** swamp sweating watching reruns of Lost in space LOL in a roomful of guys with hard dicks and me being only sixteen years old how did I survive I never know.
I love how a door that can withstand several tons of water pressure, pops right out of its frame from a 600 lb gorilla pushing on it.
These wonderful actors always bring a smile to my face! Thank you.
ahh I loved this show when I was a kid and I first saw these episodes in the early 70's and I haven't seen these episodes in over 50 years, and I've started watching them over again, it's a brilliant show x
I remember vividly watching these first run in 1965 as an 11 year old kid. This was one of my favorites along with Star Trek, Time Tunnel, Lost in Space anything science related. The ape in this one made me laugh because it was white and looked fake kind of like the one in ST with a huge horn on its head.
"With this small device we can control one of the most powerful creatures in existence."
-the inventor of the Smart Phone
Yeah Joe Biden
I remember my sisters and I sitting on the floor in front of the TV, riveted to the "serious" predicaments our heroes found themselves in each week in TV shows like this, "Lost in Space" and "Batman," often wondering why our parents were laughing. Now I know. Fun to revisit these old shows now and then. Thanks for the high-quality uploads.
Yes a real trip down .e.ory lane isn't it. So much fun 😀
And don't forget about land of the giants TV show
@@ansonarnold1584 yes indeef. Fantastic 😀
@@jetplane10 😁👍
Me too, loved time tunnel also. With popcorn.
Loved this show as a kid! The great Richard Baseheart and so many excellent American character actors and creative story writers who made it a good show.
The only Irwin Allen show worth watching because of Richard Basehart. He gave this show some dignity because of his brilliant screen presence. A Shakespeare actor. None of his follow up shows had no one in his class.
@@randyacuna3248 This one had a bit more "naval" grounding than most of his others. Although I admit a fondness for Lost in Space and Land of the Giants
My dad used to love the bit(in nearly every episode)when the sub would roll about and all the actors would fall and lurch around!
Oh the memories…..and that theme tune!
The Seaview is the most sophisticated high tech sub of it's time. Yet pull a few wires and down she goes, rocking and rolling, bouncing her crew off the walls to Davy Jones's Locker. Lol :D :D :D
I haven't seen this show since the late 1960's. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much. I love these shows.
Reminds me of when me and my grandmother used to watch television shows together in Newport, Gwent in Wales.
Happy days.
You rock 😎
This was one of my favorite shows as a kid! Awesome!
I watched this series when I was a kid. Loved it then and Love it now. Thanks for sharing. :)
me to love this show as a kid > love ot now
THAT ALBINO APE ALWAYS REMINDS ME OF THE ONE THAT ATTACKED KIRK ON THE ONE WORLD, MINUS THE HORN AND SPINES. I THINK IT WAS A MUGATU!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS
A blast from the past. I remember when it was on in the early 60's my wife and I would bust ass through dinner so we could watch it. Like most series, some episodes were crap and some were pretty good. All in all, it was enjoyable.
@@rockwellrhodes7703 re: "Lol... they're all crap!"
You are being far too kind. Shows like this, in fact everything from Hollywood, was & is a wrecking ball to the minds of the viewers.
@@DataWaveTaGo Go suck an egg ! P
So bad at times its great. Never missed it when I was a kid.
I watched every new episode as a child. It was an enjoyable mixture of intellectual elitism and blue collar know-how. Can't beat that!
Irwin Allen was an amazing man that brought tv shows to where we could all enjoy them such as Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Lost in Space and the Time Tunnel and The Land of the Giants I wish and hope another tv Director and Producer will pick up where he left off and put the shows back on TV
I was always amazed at how big and roomy that sub was. Real subs I hear have very tight and claustraphobic spaces.
"All right you swab jockeys, don't stand there with your teeth in your mouth!" Now THAT'S dialogue!
!GRACIAS MONA 0825! ME HAS TRAÍDO MUY GRATOS Y FELICES RECUERDOS DE MI NIÑÉZ, YO TENÍA 6 O 7 AÑITOS CUANDO VEÍA EN BLANCO Y NEGRO LA T.V., EN CASA DE MIS ABUELOS, EL GORILA BLANCO ME DABA MIEDO! AHORA ME REÍ A MÁS NO PODER CON 54 AÑOS DE EDAD! SALUDOS. Daniel. El Grillo.
i used to watch this show with my mom.when is a kid. i love david hedison
I always loved how the Flying Sub would dive into the water.
I still think that anyone who was a kid in the 60's was fortunate to be the right age to experience the terrific imagination of the TV shows of that era!
Loved this series when I was a kid thanks 👍👍👍
Lately, I've been watching shows like sea hunt, highway patrol, the fugitive, and the writing was so much better back in these yes after the Korean war. Now I'm about to watch my first ep of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea.
get ready to be disappointed on this one.
This brings back childhood memories. Loved me some "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea."
Not everybody so many with the original movie here is the trailer
th-cam.com/video/h4fOHsL9d2s/w-d-xo.html
"The animal is stowed in the missile room Captain." - Mr Morton
"Makes perfect sense." - Capt Crane
Brought up on Voyage, it was shown in the UK About 4 o'clock just after school, watched every episode, great to view them here, fabulous sets and th effects were good for the time, and obviously fine acting ,
I was 8 years old when this came out/ It was one of my favorite shows.
“ PUT A BULLET THROUGH HIS BRAIN,,,,,, “
“it’s empty,,,,”
“THE GUN ?”
“No his brain, but that’s not important right now,
and stop calling me Shirley”
BWAHHH HAHAHA HAHAHA OMG you killed me🤣😆😄
The actors keeping a straight face with those lines required some skill
THEY KEEP ROCKING THE CAMERA 46:23
Well, consider the generation. They were told that we what to burn untold millions of innocent German Civilians in their beds with incendiary bombs to prevent "evil", during WW,II.
To time when to run to the other ship must have been hard. Lol. Out BH
"Voyage" is one of the ten or so truly great classic tv shows. Takes its place with Star Trek , twilight zone , gun smoke and the like :)
I don’t know about that.. twilight zone was pure genius and Star Trek has huge conventions. Nah
If startrek and voyage would be a cross over captain kirk in voyage to the bottom of the sea
You got that right my little chick-a-dee!!!!
And you didn't have to worry about no WOKE bulshit back in them days that you got to have a gay lesbian midget female Captain all that crap
That costume was used in an episode of Star Trek.
yea, all the different colored lights and them rocking back and forth. you have to love old series and movies. they are so much fun to watch and think about how things are better made now days. nothing beats the classics though.
I used to watch this show in the 70's when I was a kid. Hilarious🤣
Adventure, Action, and my favorite aircraft/sub of the 60's. Made 2 of the Flying Subs for dioramas. Then the one from the _Spindrift, from _*_Land of Giants_* came out... and I put a big dent in my pocket with that one. 😲😂😂
The late actor Jon Lormer appeared in Star Trek "The Cage" as Dr.Theodore Haskins (an illusion) Also guest stared in The Return Of The Archons as Tamar, and the old man in For the World Is Hollow and I have Touched The Sky. Also guest started on Mission Impossible "The Counterfeiter" and "Nicole"
And if I’m not mistaken that’s the ‘Mugato’ in the opener from Star Trek as well.....
Another nice unintentional comedy episode.
More security personnel getting the smackdown, the ancestors of Captain Kirk's "redshirts."
I AS A KID LOVED VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA AS MUCH AS STAR TREK:: THE ORIGINAL SERIES, OUT OF ALL THE SERIES OF THE SIXTIES THESE WERE MY FAVORITES, WITH A FINE MENTION TO LOST IN SPACE, TWILIGHT ZONE, OUTER LIMITS...!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS AND NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E
It is amazing that in 1967 a 1-hour show had only 9 minutes of commercials. Whereas today a half hour show has 8-9 minutes of commercials.
Great show from the good old days.
I love it!, great episode, many thanks Mona for sharing it!
Grew up watching this. Great old series. Lol, That Sub is as big as a carrier.
Brock kind of looks like Mr. Bean. Why did he need such a big wrench? That blow could of killed ten men!
One of my favorite shows of the time, watched it religiously. Looking at it now, I can't believe I watched this.
Moment of silence for the guy who got shot out of the torpedo cannon.
Yes he didn't even get a name, and was instantly forgotten.
The professor on the radio played a very similar role in the TOS first pilot "The Cage"! Oh, and there's a Mugato! 🖖😁
I love this tv series, tv series were great in the sixties! Nos is not the same :(
Damn this stuff is so good.. life hack: the crooks are always those with slick hairdos and a neck scarf.
I was born in the 60s, and many times watches these shows rerun in the 70s, or live. Mygod, us young people WERE SPOILED with science fiction shows, great superhero cartoons and Batman, and Star Trek and Man from UNCLE and Battlestar Galactic and UFO and The Thunderbirds and Space: 1999 and Voyage to... and even the early Doctor Who!!
I always loved the Flying sub and in fact I still do. Some years ago I found a model of it at a yard sale asked the old couple how much? The old guy picks it up looks at it and says this kiddie piece of junk... He just tossed it out at me on the front of the table. Here take it if ya got a buck put it in the jar he said to me. To me its on my trophy shelf with all trophies from my years in the Northeast Modifieds. It will stay there.
A moment of silence for the guy that got shot out a torpedo launcher. That’s James Bond stuff.
IF you're wondering WHY the gorilla reminds you of the Mugatu from Star Trek TOS, it's NOT only the costume, it's because they were played by the same actor, Janos Prohaska!
I wonder if he owned the costume?
One of my favorite shows when I was a kid. Unfortunately, I only saw it in reruns, lol.
I loved 'richard Basehart thought he was the best thing ever what a pity he passed early in the piece and ''''''''''''''''''''david Hedison well, he made 80 odd years I wanted to travel on the Seaview with all the crew, but thankyou for re showing the Voyage episodes
Elaone
Loved this when I was 6 years old, privileged to be born in the sixties.
Irwin Allen was ridiculed because he put adventure first and everything else a firm second. And it's a huge shame, because now we no longer get adventure shows. We get science fiction, sure... but not science fiction adventure like Irwin Allen and a few other practitioners once made. I miss that spirit of excitement and fun.
Honestly they should have ended Voyage after two seasons as they were massively repeating themselves. Quality writers like Willuam Read Woodfield and Alan Balter had left and Allen kept relying on boring writers like William Welch who was hired because he could churn out the scripts fast.😮😮😮
It's 0230 and I can't sleep. VTTBOTS is on tv. A guy in a white gorilla costume is running around the boat wreaking havoc. It was hilarious watching it with no sound.
Ha ha ha I didn't realise what tripe this was as a kid. Still it made me laugh.
One good thing about this episode: At least the ape didn't teleport. The best thing about this episode was the music.
the high ceilings on a sub, the short scenes being used in other eps, the ridiculous monsters as you can obviously see it's a man in a suit, the simple effects...and despite of all that... I love it!!! or maybe, it's because of all that. Thank you so much for posting!
Corientje no computers for better creatures men in suits was the technology of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
You mean it was a man in a suit you just ruined my day 🤣 I'm a young 66 watching this its still a great series
@@dockaos924 all these years of living in fear, and twas all an illusion ? Nooooo
😂
Dude if it's corny that because this is the 1960s okay this is not 2023 with the iPhone generation in the purple hand kid with rings in their noses and all that crap so do special effects are corny it was meant by that time for that error what do you think Steven Spielberg George Lucas,James Cameron, Joe Dante and all the great special effects film actors and directors got the inspiration from? They would tell you they got it from watching like Ray harryhausen the great motion effects guy and of course some of the Hollywood sci-fi movie that's what it got the inspiration for a man that's what some of them went to film school or dropped out and started making their own movies you got to understand man stuff like this influence people
@@lylarose2696 absolutely man special effects like that was meant for those I'm still f***** up how they did that creature from spaceship that landed in the ocean that's a hell of a special-effects man I mean we can all see that it is a balloon inflated suit but damn the idea to come up with that kind of concept back in the 1960s was Irwin Allen was a f****** beast tman,
It looks like a santa claus all over without a red suit and black boots,scary!!
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea,Time Tunnel,Lost In Space,The Outer Limits,Twilight Zone and The Invaders were my favourite TV series of the mid 1960s.
Don't forget "THE LAND OF THE GIANTS".....
Different genre, but I also used to watch The FBI (in color)... even tough we only had a black and white tv.
What about Thunderbirds?
I loved this show when I was a child. My friends and I called it "Voyage to see what's on the bottom".
yep, that was the name in the Mad Magazine *101 spoof of this show..
"Gadzooks!! Yon ape hath rage enough to destroy us all!" Shakespeare could not have done better.
The ape was played by someones brother in law who really needed the money.
He also worked on the cliched script
The ape was played by Chewbacca.🦣
"All we need is one clean shot"
We then rush up to just short of the corner to ensure we have no time to react to anything coming around the corner.
Yes.
Wow, it's been 55 years since I saw this last. Man, what would this show be like without fireworks and a shaky camera making a sub act like a plane in turbulence due to the slightest little thing?
Admiral what did you do with the super strong gorilla that can rip through steel? He’s in the torpedo room, you know, where we keep the nuclear torpedoes.
I had a big crush on David Hedison, I loved that show
Captain Lee Crane---a young girl's first crush!!!
Brings great memories of childhood in poor neighborhood in Ecuador
English subs so what ? Not everyone in the world speaks english . I am a french canadian and I fully appreciate them
The entire crew must be brain damaged by now given the number of concussions they have suffered
The "gorilla" was my late mother in law. That walk 41:37 was unmistakable.
I always loved the flying sub...
Simple fun! Bright colors and good guys vs. bad guys.
Damn I love this show!
Some here complaining that the show is a bit dumb..........well that was not the fault of Irwin Allen, but of the US TV network, who asked him to dumb down the show after the first season to make it appeal more to children. Season one, made in B&W was actually a bit more cerebral than the other seasons. Season 2 was still pretty good, but by season 3 and the last season 4 the show just mainly featured monsters each week. The same thing happened to Lost in Space!
A flaw, the Admiral wanted general quarters, and Chip changed it to battle stations. 26:04 start
Great T.V. pure and original not like the shit we are forced to deal with today. Sad day when we lost it.
Haven't seen this for years, cool funny, the boys searched every square inch for the capt, they'd be scrubbing every square inch, lol
Brilliant! Reminds me of my childhood!
Wow, it's the first time watching this series, truly amazing😍
That ape was also a Star Trek monster
Still better then just about anything produced for TV in 2019 even with the subtitles.
Wow, that submarine sure came equipped with a lot of tranquilizer guns🙄
Memories...when you're a kid you don't realize just how cheesy television programs were - and are. Can't believe I used to watch this crap - and enjoy it, lol. Even had a model of the Flying Sub.
I saved up my paper run money to buy the model of the Seaview, my older Brother and I loved this show, pity in Australia it was still in the days of Black & White TV.
You’ve got a love those monsters. He looks a bit like the grinch
Never seen a more realistic man in a ape suit.