Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 1964 - 1968 Theme and Snippets HD Dolby
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea is a 1960s American science fiction television series based on the 1961 film of the same name. Both were created by Irwin Allen, which enabled the movie's sets, costumes, props, special effects models, and sometimes footage, to be used in the production of the television series.
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was the first of Irwin Allen's four science fiction television series as well as the longest running. The show's main theme was underwater adventure. Voyage was broadcast on ABC from September 14, 1964 to March 31, 1968, and was the decade's longest-running American science fiction television series with continuing characters.
The 110 episodes produced included 32 shot in black and white (1964?65), and 78 filmed in color (1965?68). The first two seasons took place in the then future of the 1970s. The final two seasons took place in the 1980s. The show starred Richard Basehart and David Hedison.
The series' main theme, "The Seaview Theme", was written by Paul Sawtell. A new darker, more serious theme composed by Jerry Goldsmith was introduced at the beginning of the second season episode "Jonah and the Whale", but this was quickly replaced by the original version.
I used to watch this with my Dad every week, without fail. The 60’s was a great time to be a kid. Miss Dad, Mum and the 60’s so much.
Que sea en espanol
Me too. Life’s so short. Used to enjoy quality TV back then, BBC1 BBC2 & ITV. Wish we can turn the hands of time. Most of my family have since past. At least my fond memories of yesteryear remain. Take good care of yourself.
@@nigeljones2658 Amen to that.
Aqui no Brasil eu também assistia com meu pai. Era nosso show preferido.
The 60s are a world away from today at least we have our memories.
Admiral Nelson, Captain Crane, Cmdr. "Chip" Morton, Chief Sharkey, "Sparks", Kowalski...I turn 58 today and these characters are as fresh in my mind as when I sat transfixed in front of our 19" color Zenith.
Thanks to Irwin Allen for his inspiring tales.
We had just got a curtis mathes color tv couldn't wait for Vogage to the bottom of the sea to come on blew me away seeing it in color for the 1st time go to detriotskidshow.com they have a list of tv shows from back in the day that will jog the way back machine hope you like it Stay the course Bruce
@@brucerobinson7295 you are right. The characters are the reason I can still watch this show plus watching the excellent Richard Basehart performing. I can pass on Allen's next 3 shows. Just my take.
2:26 KOWALSKI DEL MONROE KOWSKI IN THE MOVIE
GARY MERILL played an Admiral in one episode Richard Basehart was in the hospital
Hey, Rico. Yeah, we 50-ish guys remember a time when tee vee was a hell of a fun experience. Simpler time? Innocent time? Who knows. It was just a great time. Peace and God bless.
Voyage to the Bottom of The Sea will always be my favourite TV show ! Loved it so much when I was a kid , Admiral Harriman Nelson ( Richard Basehart) and Captain Lee Crane ( David Hedison) were my childhood heroes . Looking back now (50 years later) both actors will always be my favourite actors , will love them always. So sad to think they are both gone now but they will never be forgotten.
No Erica. They will not be forgotten.
The late 60's was such a great time to be a kid. Especially if you were interested in sci-fi. Voyage, Time Tunnel, Lost in Space, Star Trek...shows that are remembered to this day.
.......and Land of the Giants, another of Irwin Allens's shows 1968-1970.
Those were my favorite shows also! I was 11 in 1966, still a sci fi and fantasy buff. I wish I had never thrown away all my comics from the Silver Age of Comics! I had the first appearance of Thor, among others. Great times man, great times
Batman, Green Hornet, The Invaders, The Man Fron U.N.C.L.E., U.F.O., The Outer Limits, One Step Beyond, Twilight Zone, Fireball XL-5, MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, T.H.E. CAT, Then Came Bronson, The Mod Squad, The Immortal, Space Angel, Jonny Quest...
Halcyon days...gone forever.
Damn strait,and look how many of those shows were by Irwin Allen!
@@garyedwards3269 i temember ALL those TV shows Gary. Us boomers and x-ers had great television
Irwin Allen, Gene Roddenberry and Gerry Anderson. I wouldn't be half the geek I am today without them!
My good friend and how do you think George Lucas Steven Spielberg and all the rest of them got inspired to do what they do from watching shows like this see when one person can make an impact on somebody else you can grow an entire generation of geniuses and thinkers it works every damn time
And you will find a major influence on Lucas and Spielberg was the SF serials of the 30s and 40s like "Flash Gordon." They've admitted those serialized tales were fundamental in the genesis of "Indiana Jones." You can also see it in "Star Wars: Episode 4" and it persists still in that franchise with the use of 'wipe' transitions. I wonder what influenced Allen and Roddenberry? Maybe those same serials. Sidenote: I think Lucas' strongest work remains "American Graffiti" which was drawn from his own experiences as a teenager in California. Just goes to show - personal stories are the greatest source.
John Spooner same here
At least Irwin Allen and Gerry Anderson were known for more than one show gene robberyberry other non star trek creations never come to fruition property until after his death like earth final conflict and Andromeda. fans of Spielberg and Lucas films and the flash Gordon and buck Rogers serials I used to see on BBC two in the early evening.
Ha, that's cool. Really so true. As a girl I thought the Seaview was damned sexy with a crew to match!
I could listen to the 'pings' of the Seaview forever. I find that sound very calming and comforting . Probably because the show meant so much to me .
Downloaded it my music player. And you're right. I could listen to it all day and wash the cares away. No pun intended:))
@@cygnuscreations7038 What you're hearing is a low-hertz set, like an under ice sonar. If it was an attack sonar, like the SQY-4 used for targeting a MK 48 ADCAP, it would be up in the 1000 HZ plus range and you'd never hear it.
The only thing you'd hear- the last thing you'd hear- would be the fish turning in and detonating on your hull....
Am I the only one who wondered why the show was narrated by the Robot from Lost in Space?
Built the aurora models kits. Wicked
I'm from the UK and grew up in the 60s and I love the show too. I have the full series on a complete dvd box set.
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea was my all time favourite show when I was boy. I'm nearly 65.
Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). Dublin. Ireland.
Yes Peter, same here! My brother and I used to love that show...I'm 64 and my brother is 67. Watching the video brought back so many great memories. RIP David Hedison
I'm 62 now and this was my saturday show. I still prefer these 'old' shows over the newer ones for the most part. Devid Hedison and Richard Basehart were legends in their own time.
I thought it was incredible.
My favorite show when i was a kid too.
Greetings from Brazil.
@@Vindix007
Hello,
I'm only seeing all the wonderful comments today. I didn't know that Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea was shown in Brazil. Did you watch the show in English or was it dubbed in Portuguese?
It's magical to hear from all of you.
All the best,
Peter. Dublin. Ireland.
RIP Captain Lee Crane.
David Hedison has passed on, aged 92.
Yes, so sad...loved that show!!
I was a wide-eyed twelve year old, interested in all things science, when I first saw this series back in the 1960's. Watching this video, and listening to this glorious rendition of the theme, it brings back so many memories!
It is a good theme, isn't it?
I loved this show as a kid and I have the 39" model of the Seaview one of the best looking submarine models you can buy.
Three feet long? Did it open up?
This was my most favorite TV show in the sixties, and it still is! That was genuine quality. Warm greetings to fellow "Voyage" fans from Bogor, Indonesia!
My Childhood growing up during the 60's right here. I remember as a child watching this great show with My Parents on our Black and White TV.
DITTO !!
Yup, same here. My mother hated the annoying sonar ping. I found out a few years later that real modern navy submarines use passive sonar.
I found this after reading that David Hedison died July 18, 2019 at the age of 92. I’m now 62, and as a young child growing up in Australia, I remember this series fondly. I even had the toy ‘Seaview’ which was popular at the time. Happy days.
I had that Seaview too! With shooting torpedoes👍
Me too ...same age...same wonderful memories !! Only I never had the coolest toy ever !! LOL !!
Oh man this was great, like David Hedison just went to TV heaven and was reunited with his buddies.
What a decade the 60s were, such fantastic tv shows, voyage, land of the giants, time tunnel, star trek, lost in space, u.f o. too many to mention..
I used to watch this all the time as a kid. Right up there with Thunderbirds...loved it. I spent so much time making that submarine out of lego! Awesome times, great tv
Fue una serie sensacional, luego que llegaba de la escuela la veía, forma parte de mi infancia y nunca la olvidaré
I was in love with Admiral Nelson!
You can see how much it paved the way for Star Trek.
Like ST in its last year it suffered from monster rash; writers ran out of ideas I guess.
I used to watch this show in the early 2000s in German, as it was never available in Hungary, my homeland. I became determined back then that I will have this show on DVD when I grow up. Here I am, 37, and have this great series in a boxed set to show my kids, too.
Long before the phrase, "Wait for it, wait for it..." came into vogue my maternal grandfather would point out that every week there was a scene where the Seaview's occupants were tossed from side-to-side. My grandfather, keen observer that he was, also noted that each week somebody in the crew would be taken over by an alien presence. Still, of that era's sci-fi shows, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Lost in Space were my childhood favorites.
The aliens appeared in later episodes,early ones were espionage primarily. Like Lost in Space,Voyage started off with realistic episodes then went kooky corny!! Neverless,they sure did ENTERTAIN!!
Had a Revell model of the submarine Seaview in the early 70s. Wow the 60s and 70s were great times to be a kid in America. Shows like this inspired me to pursue and obtain an advanced degree in the life sciences
Great theme music for Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea! So memorable!🙂👍🛥️🐠🐟🐡🦀🐙🎼🎼🎼🎼
Rest in Peace, David Hedison.
My fave episode was called Death from The Past.
The crew discovered two German officers who thought WWII
was still being fought.
They were kept young by being in a state of suspended animation.
Only at the end, did they realize that the war had been over for 35 years.
Great episode.
Nice to find this. Love this show. On Saturday nights this very year I make it a point to watch these episodes like I never saw them before, trying to discover new things my eyes didn't catch with a kid's eyes. Sounds corny, but the scene here with Basehart and Hedison saluting, man, almost brought tears. Like they're telling us "Thanks for watching, but it's time to sign off." Ah, the memories. PEACE.
What a great tribute to one of my favorite shows as a teenager in the 60's!
Used to love Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea when I was a lad, alongside Thunderbirds. Sheer bliss.
I'm feeling like a teenager again. Produced by Irwin Allen with Richard Basehart, David Hedison, Dan Monroe and many others. I loved hearing all of those sounds from Seaview.
Production quality was brilliant considering when it was made.
Still waiting for the flying sub to be for real. Loved this show as a kid and it was so real especially when they where cruising on the surface and the ocean is splashing against the windows.
Another great show from a golden era of TV Science Fiction! Sad news about David Hedison!😢😞
I loved this show when I was a kid......would probably still love to watch re runs
RIP David Hedison and the rest of the Sea Views crew!
Boy that brings back some good memories. I always thought it was made in black and white, now I think of it we only had a black and white TV.
They don't make shows like this anymore! It was a great tv series!
I remember watching these episodes as a young boy. Loved it.
I imagine David Hedison grabbing a chair along side Richard in heaven and talking good old times! David really liked Richard more like a professional brother!
This show inspired me to join the Navy for ten years
I was disheartened as a kid when I learned that real subs don't have windows in the nose. :)
13 and 1/2 for me. 1985-1999 Anit-Submarine Warfare 87-92.
As a kid I wanted to join the navy just to serve on the Seaview, imagine my disappointment when I found out it wasn't real. Still joined the navy.
This was a movie first in 1960
I loved this TV show. I watched EVERY episode of this show when I was a kid and today, I have EVERY episode of this show on DVD.
The Leviathan episode was real scary. I couldn't look out of my bedroom window at night for a week! 😄 Great series!!
This show was a great primer for Star Trek. Irwin Allen and his whole crew trained us well!
One of my favs from the 60s...the seaview was awesome..
Amazing show. It's like Dr Who in a submarine. 110 episodes. Huge achievement for Irwin Allen.
The motion picture that inspired it was far more intense!
That's the cleanest, sharpest sound for the theme I've ever heard. Just playing on my phone it sounded like it was wrapping around me.
Loved this show as a kid. I was 8 in 1964 when it started. I got a seaview sub for christmas one year.
The men of the seaview were my heroes back then .it was a good time 60s and 70s to be a kid.THANK YOU MEN OF THE SEAVIEW
Wow one of my favorite 60s sci fi series the brilliant underated Voyage to the bottom of the see i loved it growing up in the 70s.
The Seaview submarine always made a good Christmas toy back in the 60's
Brings back good memories of Saturday evenings at home. Kids, like me, could have imagination then.
As a child of the 70s this classic underated series Voyage to the bottom of the Sea produced by the legendary Irwin Allen.
They're all gone now, say the memories & adventures. The Seaview will always flow through the ocean blue protecting mankind from itself & creatures yet too be discovered from beyond the vortex of the unknown.....
Used to watch this every week as a child Great stuff it was
its still amazing that in the 60s they used models and they look very realistic, today they use computer generated crap and looks very fake...This show and Lost In Space were my two favorite shows as a kid...
Used to be one of my favorite shows when I was 9.
very much enjoyed this. I wanted to live on the Seaview because she was as awesome and gorgeous as her crew.
Truly one of the most beautiful tv themes. Bravo Great job.
Same here , I wanted to live on the Seaview and also thought she was the most beautiful sub . Watching the series today I still think the same. Love her and the flying sub !
@@ericahogan348 Whenever I visit public aquariums and stand in front of the large tanks, I'm reminded of that front room of the Seaview. I'm 62, but never grew up, I guess :)
I got the compete series on DVD, remembering those days when it first came out.
R.I.P David Hedison
I used to love this series - especially the early black and white shows which were based on high adventure and not silver aliens.
I was born in New Zealand in ‘53 and my Mum bought a black and white TV when she could afford it. We enjoyed all of the great shows from the ‘60’s through ‘80’s, graduating to a colour set that I bought for her in 1976. I miss her and those days; truly a different world. Music also. 👍 to all here with similar sentiments. Stay safe. 😎 🎸🎷🎺
There were quite a few great TV series of the 60: Batman, Combat, Star Trek, Wild wild west, Mission Impossible etc...Nevertheless, Voyage to the bottom of the sea was my most favorite. I miss the 60 so much!
Totally loved this series when i was a kid. Still do.
Born in 61, best time to be growing up, best tv, best music, best movies, just the best of being a child❣❣
Glad they still have this on along with Lost in Space on METV on late Saturday nights and never miss them.Watched as a kid and still watching
Thank god for IRWIN ALLEN & HIS WONFUL MIND he made my childhood (& adult hood )
amazing !!!!!
Before SeaQuest DSV, there was this brilliant piece of TV SciFi.
0:35 This is The USS Seaview SSRN 1 The most extraordinary submarine in all of the Seven Seas. Support Crafts The Flying Submarine FS 1, multiple Minisubs, The Apple 1 Diving Bell. Its public image is that of a instrument of Marine Research In Actuality it is the Mightiest Weapon afloat and is secretly assigned to the most dangerous missions against the enemies of Mankind.
Maybe, just maybe I got my love for submarines watching this. Still waiting for a real sub with windows. How nice childhood is.
Mi serie favorita, aun en 2023. La veo por youtube. Irwin Allen, un visionario
Amazing series. I was a kid when this was aired in Mexico in the early 70´s. Boy, no bad words, no sex, just imagination and great memories incepted for us. Thanks fpr reminding the good things for us and the new generations. BTW: This is the reason why there is a Madagascar penguin called "Kowalski"... :)
This show was very popular all over the world, especially for young boys back then.
One of the greatest sci fi shows of all time and it put Irwin Allen on the map as one of the greatest t.v. producer/ directors of all time !!!!!
I'm 58 and enjoy watching this show and many others from the 60's and 70's as they are my favorites of all time! I avoid most of the crap shown on TV today, including the music as my favorites are from the 50's to the 80's. Goes to show you how much BS there is in society today!
Still amaze me today, pretty much the same as it was decades ago.
The Irwin Allen shows always had such epic opening tracks.
When I was a child we called it Voyage To See What Was On The Bottom.
Dang I feel so old🤫.... loved that show!!
You lucky old man! Poor young people today who didn't get the chance to enjoy TV shows like this today.
This submarine still looks good!
Absolutely love it! Watched it every Sunday in the 1960s. Best years to be a kid.
I remember watching this in the summer hols of the early 80s, maybe 82 and / or 83. Great 60s fare! I think the late Al 'David' Hedison was the only actor to play Felix Leiter twice in two separate non-consecutive James Bond films. 👍🏾🎬📽
They should re-run all these classics on a dedicated Netflix channel!
Would love for a Movie reboot. With today's special effects! This would be a great adventure!
There was a reboot of sorts: Seaquest DSV. It did not last as long as Voyage because it borrowed so many of its plots.
Improper Bostonian There was a rumor of a remake but nothing ever became of it!
I remember the original movie with Walter Pidgeon in the Admiral Nelson role.
OMG, I watched all the movies. It was great.
I spotted "Ski", Chief Sharkey, and Sparky. However, this collection of clips is missing the all-important announcement by the captain: "Damage control, report!" This was yelled out at least once every episode, after what my family called a "throw-around scene" in which the Seaview was violently rocked from side to side, the lights went out, and small explosions of sparks flew out of various machinery in the control room.
all of his shows, lost in space, land of the giants, and time tunnel were also good.....
Absolutely Adore this beloved show!
if anything cries out for a film or a reboot it's this classic series.
I love the show every time it came on
Kowalski's hair fringe were cool, when he was hitted at the head with a huge wrench, he got up off the floor and said to Admiral Nelson "I'm fine, it's just a bump", and the hair fringe was the same.
I used to buy a candy immediately after school that had just come out. The candy was called $100,000 dollar bar. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea didn't come on television until 30 minutes after school was out. But for 30 minutes I refused to unwrap my candy bar until my favorite after school show came on. 😁
A great show and the actors were top notch! I enjoyed this show much as I was growing up and I catch them as much as possible on you tube and I am hoping Hawaii five-0 will be picked up as well! Hawaii five-0 both series were great viewing for me and my hubby! These along with bonanza were and remain my faves! Refreshing during my later years in life! Tx fan
Growing up with this cool TV show, back in the day. And many other cool programs.
Loved this show Friday night's on Channel 9 Adelaide in the 60s
nice job with both the selection of clips and the music!Voyage is still one of my all time favorites-probably since I saw it as a small child in the 1960's original Abc airings!
Thanks Bob! Yes me too, sadly is was black and white when I was a kid in the 60's, as no colour tv here until 1975, so it was so nice finally getting these DVD's.
When "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" first started in the USA, it was black & white as well. Most network TV shows in the US didn't switch to color until about 1966.
Voyage to the bottom of the sea was one of my favorite programmes as a kid, Irwin Allens output was incredible and the film of Voyage to the bottom of the sea was terrific.A real visionary
An excellent presentation. You make it seem like..."You Are There".
Brings bck my 9years old memory with my grandmaa, l just found this and gonna look for all the episodes
This, and the Invaders.... unforgettable.
Que recuerdos de mi infancia! Que gran serie junto a El Túnel del Tiempo!!!
I was watching this as I was watching the stock market DIVE DIVE DIVE!!! The theme music is appropriate for my investments. If you under 40 you should be buying like crazy!
When I was kid,I liked this film so much in TVRI Indonesia,for me the film was very amazing,now I'm 51 years old,but never forget the voyage 😍
i used to watch it on Channel 4 on a Sunday afternoon!
Loved this show as a kid!
This was an Amazing show back then sure was neat when you were a kid ! 😇😇😇
I up in the 70s
and this was brilliant made series from the 60s film
made in to TV series
Voyage the bottom of the sea
Classic