Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea S3E03 THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED Remastered Restored HDTV Episode!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Season 3 Episode 3
"The Day the World Ended"
First aired 2 October, 1966
Guest star: Skip Homier
After the arrival of a newly elected U.S. Senator to inspect Admiral Nelson's new weapon, strange things begin to happen, culminating with the realization that everyone outside of the Seaview appears to have disappeared from the Earth.
Feast your eyes on great views of the Twentieth Century Fox backlot and some views of the Flying Sub that we rarely see. You will recognize some sequences from season two's "Monster from Outer Space" - Irwin was always saving money.
And there's a special treat for Voyage fans who remember the 1966 "In Color" opener that only ran during season 3!
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.
One of the great series of the ‘60s. I grew up loving it along with Sea Hunt, Whirlybirds, Rat Patrol, Man from UNCLE, Combat, Lost in Space and Star Trek. They don’t make them like that anymore.
You are bringing back TOO many memories man.
Cheers.
@@jeffhack6839 yeah, don’t you wish they wen’t just old memories anymore? I know I do.
Always have been the 'upward and onward' type of guy.
Dwelling on the past has aged so many that I know.
Cheers.@@bigrich6750
I do! It’s a bit sad. It was such a time of innocence and these shows were breaking new ground in TV, and now I’m old.
Don't forget, "Garrisons Guerillars". They took out a German division in every episode! It was very entertaining if a bit of factual stretch! Lol.
This brings back my childhood, I can remember rushing home after school to watch Lost in Space and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Thanks for the trip back in time.
I used to as well. Would get home just as it was about to start.
Voyage is the best sci fi show ever!😃
I'm 66 and I still love this stuff!
62 watching from Australia on a Sunday afternoon. Cheers
65 and watching from Ireland🇮🇪🇮🇪
67 and watching from Va.
After all these years the Flying Sub still looks pretty cool.
As with ALL of Irwin Allens productions, the first season had serious plot lines. Voyage..as well as LIS. both became "monster-of-the week" episodes from the second season forward. Still, this show was a part of my childhood. Thank you for bringing this to the rest of us "boomers".
The second season was still largely the same mix of Cold War spy adventure with science fiction but began the veer into fantasy with the two Phantom episodes. Season 3 was when the show started really going monster of the week and season 4 was when it went all the way into LSD-fueled goofiness.
I watched this show as a British kid in the 70`s. Loved it.
Picture and sound are fantastic on this episode. Keep them coming. They outdo anything on TV. 😊😊😊😊😊 4:07
Thanks. Good to know you're enjoying.
I agree the richness and colour excellent
@@TooleManTV100% agree. Outstanding quality.
Richard Basehart was a wonderful narrator. Also, he is sorely missed.😮
He was a great actor, very underrated.
It's hard to believe he's been gone now for forty year's ❤
He was in Moby Dick @@TooleManTV
The clarity is crystal clear, not bad going for the 60's. great job guys.
Such a great series. True classic. Up there with Star Trek IMHO. Used to love watching this in the early 70's.
Beautiful quality. We used to watch this like it was sin not to back in the 1960’s. Loved the original Walter Pidgeon 1961 movie.
Richard Baseheart had a great voice. I loved the Flying Sub as a kid. I thought it was plausible, and fantastic. I wanted one so bad, and i still believe that all these billionaires that don't own a submarine or a space station are nuts. James Cameron does, but the rest of them lack imagination.
I wonder how many kids that watched the show pretended swivel chairs were flying subs.
@@Sherwoody Those swivel chairs looks like the ultimate gaming chair.
@@SherwoodyYes! We did-- any stuffed swivel chair at a relatives ' house would do!
man, these episodes lQQk like they're computer enhanced....or that i'm 9 years old again watching this at Grandma & Grandpa's..on saturday nite, summer, 1967...:D
They are recordings of HDTV broadcasts. The films have all been freshly digitally scanned by the studio. Takes me back to the 60's, too.
The computer makes the men look like super marionnette Super Car or Fireball XL-5 characters.
It looked pretty tacky back then too. Looked like being in a swimming pool or flying by fishing line.
@@joekrebs964 I don't remember what network it was on , but we couldn't get it at our house. so I only saw it at a friend's on the south side.
I liked the big windows on the front of the submarine. I suppose I was ten or eleven.
ABC, on Sunday nights if I remember correctly.
Loved this show when I was a kid.... some of the monsters were scary (chuckle!) to a pre 6 year old.
Now when you look at them they are quite cheesy.... but it was all part of the charm of these early sci-fi TV programmes. We loved anything that came out of the U.S. (here in the UK). They were quality productions.
"My Favourite Martian" and "Lost In Space" were also on our screens round about this time. Happy days.🙂.
Yes agreed, yoyage was a wonderful series, always raced home for it. Could be v scary. I notice that certain actors eg skip homeier here did star trek, outer limits, ie they did the rounds of SF series. The guy who played harry mudd too, and numerous others.
Just like Star Trek, it's almost unbelievable that many episodes were filmed on just one standing set, with occasional film inserts.
Yet the actors made it believable.
God I love this show! RIP to the men and crew of the Seaview.
Missed that episode
Would be interesting to see who do we still have from the crew.
@rogerturner1881 Everyone sadly has passed on. David Hedison, the last surviving cast member, passed in 2019.
@@jefffuller9918and what happened to the young crew, any of them still with us.?
@rogerturner1881 That I don't know. When David Hedison passed, the obituary said he was the last surviving cast member. It followed up with Bob Dowdell passing in early 2018.
I loved this show when I was a child and after seeing this, I still do.
Me too!
I watched this as a kid. The future looked so bright back then. Now Im watching the fall of civiluzation. What happened?
I agree, too many brainwashed people now. Greetings from a Dutch navy veteran.
SOCALISM happened..'technology, without comprehension'...
Global Apostasy, people stopped believing in God.
Christianity is the cutting edge of any civilization, the reason for success in the world.
Christianity birthed the entire continent of Europe and the mdern world which is why the civilized world looks the way it does.
Rampant liberalism and socialism.
Social liberalism..WEF… politicians who let Islam flood western world
Great series, been watching this for years. I like the outlandish plots.
Thanks for the Upvote! Outlandish stories can be exhilarating , how many of us really appreciate this!?😮🎉
An incredible story…no wonder…this show was top in the late 1960s👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏….as a nine year old kid….I loved it 😄 and today…I love it as well! 😄😉👍👍
Mid 60's not late 60's
The flying sub was the coolest thing ever as a kid
This episode had the best VTTBOTS script ever made.-- a real sci-fi thriller that had less monster hokum and more plot suspense than any I can remember while watching the show as a kid. Basehart, Hedison, and the sub crew were all in top form for this yarn, with a worthy guest star as an originlal kind of villain. Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome!
34:17..one of the greatest shows. I loved Capt Crane. Thanks for bringing it back. Gloria from Texas
This was one of my fav sci-fi series as a 9- 13yr old.
Oh my god..never thought I would see ti's series again..I was 10yrs n now I'm 61.
Heavens! Flashback to the 60s and 50s. Some scenes still remind me of On the Beach (1959). Duck and cover in case of atomic bomb. Major crush on Richard Basehart.
Thank you very much. Nice trip.
Thank you for bringing this fabulous show to us. Great show then and now. Aww The Flying Sub! The movie with Walter Pigeon was also my favorite. Major crush on Lee and Kowalski! Thanks again! ❤️👋🏻😀
Loved this show! I had a model of the flying sub. One thing that really brought back memories are the sounds, the theme song and the electronic noises in the Sea View!❤
Loved my flying sub!
Much better than today's stuff. Excellent show !!!
Wait till you see some of the acting for hand-to-hand fighting, sfx of the Seaview doing flat spins under the water and some of the bazaar stories from the 4th season, you'll be eating your words. Just about every 4th season ep starts with the Seaview on fire but no one ever calls for the subs air to be scrubbed. Sharkey or Kowalski were always getting knocked out with that one chop to the neck/shoulder, and when anyone who was ever shot, they were always shot in the upper left shoulder... Nelson, Crane, Sharkey.... etc. How big was the Seaview, to have a separate launch room from its regular missile silos to launch a two-man space capsule with booster while under water into space. I watch it for good laughs and going to sleep, its better at putting you to sleep than after having sex.
I can't believe a politician would end up being a bad guy....Shocked beyond belief LOL
😂😂😂😂 How True
My 2nd or 3rd sailing of the whole series.
Skip Homier had a couple of great roles on Star Trek TOS
LIke Melakon, the villain who made Ekos the genocidal tyranny that Federation history and cultural observer, John Gill, was so foolish to risk when he trying redoing Nazi Germany.
Every kid loved the flying sub 👍🏻
It's the background sounds of the ship that does it for me. Like in star trek.
I remember this Irwin Allen Sci-Fi series, originally ran on Sunda or Saturday afternoon, bc my family sometimes went to my Dad's oldest sister house in the afternoon to visit &and we either had lunch h or dinner & my cousin & myself would watch it
Very cool! Lots of people had the same experience.
Oh, my I am so sorry I missed it, that was great! Unfortunately I was born in 1970, so I missed watching this one as a kid.
That was fun! Man I forgot how cheesy these Irwin Allen plots were. This show, Land of the Giant, The Time Tunnel, Lost in Space... all good family entertainment! I love that the Seaview is forever skimming the bottom of that fish tank! LOL!!
Later seasons the studio wanted lighter episodes. Less cold war, more monster of the week.
@@DularrAlas, because of costs.
Loved this show as a kid, never knew it was in colour!!
1980, that was 14 years in the future when I'd watch this when I was 6, couldn't wait to watch each week.
i used to watch this on tv back in the early 70,s so great to rewatch old memmories of myself as a boy.
The mini sub just kicked off a multi decade nostalgia jolt.
Wow,a deserted NY!What fun I could have there!
I loved this as a kid, still do and the Seaview, even today looks ultra modern!
Hard to believe show started as a straightforward B/W TV show focused more on drama, adventure or espionage (just as did The Avengers, Man from UNCLE, Lost in Space, etc). They soon all went off the Deep (and FUN) End, especially once Batman hit.
wow amazing sound and clarity. I haven't seen this show for nearly 50 years. Thanks
The image quality is WOW... so crisp and vibrant. Thanks for posting!
Glad you like it! Keep watching.
Brilliant opening- in color too - one of the best episodes too.
Trivia note: as the flying sub heads into "New York" the building that comes into view momentarily at 29min 24 secs is the Century City (now fairmont) Plaza hotel which had recently been completed next to the Fox lot. This shot is only used once in the entire series. I stayed there in 2013 in a room seen in the clip, he he. It overlooks the Fox lot and back then overlooked more of it but some has regrettably been sold off since then of course.
Thanks for the trivia, good to know what we're seeing there. And thank you also for providing the cleanest copy (so far) of the season three "in color" opener! So far, that bit has not been included in any of the HDTV broadcasts of the season three shows. Fingers are crossed that we will get it on at least one.
I can't find the Fairmont Plaza Hotel in NY on Google Earth...
Its next to the FOX lot.....wonderful building
@@georgehenderson7783
@@georgehenderson7783 its in Los Angeles, try that??
@@rar321blue Found it, thanks. Hadn't noticed the "next to the Fox lot" before.
Can't hardly see anything of it in the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea episode, we only see the top few floors for a second.
凄く懐かしい。搭乗員一人ひとりが個性的、良い作品で何度も再放送されていたと記憶している。
Saw this when I was just old enough to follow the plot. Loved it.
Interesting the Actor that plays Senator Denis, Skip Homier plays several maniacal mind controlling characters in the 60s. The Outer Limits “Expanding Human”, Star Trek as a hippy cult leader Dr Severan, and earlier on Voyage to Bottom of the Sea as an enhanced human in the “Amphibians”. His strong deep voice and presence…
Great comment, adds to the video, thanks.
Also played Melachon in the Star Trek episode “Patterns of Force.”
Skip also teamed up with Don Rickles in The Addams Family. They played a couple of crooks on Halloween.
@@markg7030 yes! I just saw that one recently. And as usual it was so funny how innocent and welcoming the Addams family was to the two thugs. I am a fan of Skip’s and several other character actors mostly because they have appeared in my two favorite shows the original Twilight Zone and the Outer Limits. People like Philip Pine, Joe Maross, Jacqueline Scott, Lois Netleton, Arlene Martel, Don Gordon, Harry Towns, and many more. Love seeing these actors in 50s, 60s, and 70s TV and movies
Special effects were awesome.
@MuzixMaker
Especially the Inflatable Plant Monster 3:37.
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Do not adjust your set, The Seaview is having technical difficulties but the Captain is fully aware of the Grave danger and High risk of the mission, the brave men of the Seaview must overcome this creature from the deep or face certain Peril!
Who in the mid 60s, didn't find this exciting, must be an alien,
A wonderful series. Watching this brought back great childhood memories. Pity that at 18:25 you can see traffic in the top left corner of the shot.
DH was my 1st Felix Lighter for 007..... everytime I see him just reminds me of my 1st bond movie live and let die....love this show thanks for making the effort to upload these...
I still remember english film was screen on TV in mauritius once a week on Sundays only in the sixties,among was voyage to the bottom of the sea
Mauritius! ? Amazing!
politicians haven't changed, there still up to no good today.
Some good lunch time entertainment.
hiding the truth in plain sight. loved this show
One of my favorite shows when I was 10 years old, brings back memories.
Flying Sub was cool looking
The lovely Chip Morton!!
18:19 "The Virginia Coast" Traffic all over the road. I love when they had to work so fast to get these old shows in the can they would say Hey Harry it has traffic.....Dont worry the audience will never see it lol. I loved that flying sub they didnt do enough with it for me.
I wonder how many kids were inspired to pursue a career in science or engineering after being enthralled by Irwin Allen's TV shows. It's a shame todays' TV is so despondent or aimless.
I thought all the kids are going into CSI!
@@TooleManTV Good point.
Skip Homer always played the convoluted Villain in most of these Sixties early seventies Syfy television shows.
Keep coming up with those high-definition episodes they're great
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Terrific! Such a great title and the
mystery and suspense was gripping.
Thank you so much for all that you do. The shows look great
You're welcome. That's great to read!
Ed great improvements in the footage.. loved the show
Not under the jurisdiction of the armed forces .... yet Seaview is allowed to carry a full complement of Polaris missiles!?
Interesting point. The best I can suggest is something touched on in earlier layouts like the movie tie in novel. Federal funding must have been crucial in building the sub (despite the novel being a bit inconsistent on that) -- the missile battery could have been "covered" by aerospace research concerns, but yes, some fancy PR footwork would have to be considered...
Excellent work I remember watching this on channel 4 in the 90s
Nice, clean rip, man. And you did a good job editing-out the commercials, too.
When shows where shows. Thank you.
I love the Admiral Nelson this guy was really cool, one time he was driving in a chrysler, Imperial, the one with the steering wheel the square, and it had the big round tire Circle in the back and big fins, he had two motorcycle escorts, it was a Admirals official vehicle, when he comes around the curve, a guy on a ladder, the flexible ones, what are snipers rifle and he shoots one of the motorcycle guards and Admiral Nelson tries to avoid him and he flips his car over and then Avril Nelson pulls out of 45 and shoots a guy that's hanging on the ladder of the helicopter and he got him, we had great movies back then I remember Cannon, with the famous karate chop
That happens to be from the pilot episode "Eleven Days to Zero"
The Flying Sub, wowee! 😄
If you go to 18:25 and see the coast when he says "Virginia coast", you can see cars traveling on the road. It happens fast but its very clear.
Nice warning about people falling under the spell of a charismatic person bent on world domination at the end.
Amazing rech,GPS!
Now all the taxi apps have a map,with all their "subs" location)
Kowalski my man, the most allround crew onboard,,, 😂 must be a big sub with many corridors
True! Id love to have a good "map" of the interior as it appears on the show.
Would have loved this to been a 3rd doctor crossover Seaview teamed with unit and senator Dennis ripping off his mask to reveal the master
The alien beasty really had going me for a while. So utterly convincing.
Stock footage to boot..
Yes, he showed up three times in less than a year - Monster from Outer Space (first run and rerun) and this episode.
Not ONLY stock footage but re-used monsters - I think it was first used in an Outer Limits episode
Captain: I want the X4 dismantled and put in a raft and set it adrift RIGHT NOW!
Later Captain: I want the X4 reassembled and put straight back 🤨
God Bless Irwin Allen ... he was cheap on props, and monsters, (check his Lost in Space!) .. but he was loaded with wonderful fantasy!!
And the use of characters ie the silver spaceman & Michael Ansara on Time Tunnel
Irwin HAD to economize. His budget came down to him from the top.
@@AdmiralNelson1000 ... and yet, it turned out for the best!
I have wondered for years now why a major movie of voyage to the bottom of the sea has never been produced. They could really create incredible stories with today's special effects capability. It is really ripe for a remake.
Watched every episode gt series
Shame they never built a real sub like that
Great stuff!!..THX!
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@@TooleManTV I already was..but thx for the invite..
Ah! Skip Homeier! He played Dr. Sevren in the original Star Trek series episode The Way to Eden. The awful hippie episode. He was also in the episode Patterns of Force.
I knew I'd seen that guy before somewhere else! Yes, Dr. Sevrin with ears that make Spock's look normal!
The Way to Eden was the funniest in the whole series with the possible exception of The Trouble With Tribbles.
Bellos recuerdos y que calidad de serie , como olvidar tan excelente serie , muy original.
Gracias y saludos desde Honduras ❤🙏
Hello Honduras from the US.
@@mariakelly90210 God bless You ..!
@@mariakelly90210 🙏
Welcome Aboard!😅
The distant FUTURE OF 1980's!😂😂😂😂😂
Looks great and a good episode. You can even see the sweat on the actors
We were watching these shows and this inspired us to look at Science and Technology Aerospace research and development and this is where our mind was not into gender studies, I already knew that I loved women
A very good episode, i wasn't sure what was happening till the final reveal.
This would be a great reboot
So any new story lines. I just wish the original cast was alive to be part of it.😊😊😊❤❤❤ 5:00
Good episode, I see the baddie guy was the leader Hippy from 'Star Trek' Dr Severus ( took me ages to figure that out)
Yes, Skip Homier. In addition to Dr. Sevrin he was also “Melakon” in Star Trek’s “Pattern of Force”.
Kowalski sure had a lot of dramatic problems on this submarine that's because Irwin liked Del Monroe and told the writers to use him as much as possible he was the only sailor who ever had ongoing stories except for one time Patterson was a big part of the episode where his father was killed on an island with a mutant white gorilla that was a good one.
You doing a great job keep it up
Thanks! Plenty more in the pipeline.
@@TooleManTVwhere are the first season episodes? There's a LOT of good ones there
@@johnmarx3919 They're where you have to PAY to see them! 😥
@35:58 Looking south down Park Avenue, with the Helmsley Building down the end -- headquarters of the New York Central railroad.
Boys adventure stuff and glossy US production standards. Remember it being shown in uk mid or early 70s
44:14 👍👏👏