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Format: DVD
Buy.com Sku: 202442217
UPC: 024543237020
UPC 14: 00024543237020
Rating: NR
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Set a Course for Undersea Action and Excitement!
Admiral Nelson and Commander Crane are back in Volume Two of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Irwin Allen's thrilling, ground-breaking science-fiction adventure series!

Join the crew of the Seaview aboard their super high-tech submarine, where no mission is too dangerous and no threat is too deadly, be it enemy agents, mad scientists, deadly sea creatures, or impending nuclear disaster. Welcome aboard the Seaview. Destination: uncharted depths and unparalleled excitement. Permission to board...granted!

"...a lot of fun and still stands up pretty well as an entertaining drama/action show.  CurrentFilm.com
"The miniature work is so perfect you'll forget that you aren't watching a real submarine slice through the ocean.  Cynthia Boris, DVD Verdict
"...a blast from the past that...a must-have for children of all ages.  Stuart Galbraith, IV, DVD Talk

Editor's Note
"Master of Disaster" Irwin Allen adapted his film of the same name for television with this exciting sci-fi series from the 1960s. The crew of the high-tech submarine the Seaview receives orders to investigate the abnormal occurrences of the depths, with Adm. Harriman Nelson (Richard Basehart, BEING THERE) heading up the crew. In addition to facing the monsters that populate the water, the crew battle foes that mirror those in the news, such as pollution, foreign threats, and nuclear disaster.
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Video Features DVD, No Longer Produced
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Release Information
Video Mfg Name Studio: Foxvideo
Video Release Date Release Date: 7/11/2006
Video Play Time Running Time: 688 minutes
Video Release Year Original Release Date: 1965
Video CategoryId Catalog ID: 2233703
Video UPC UPC: 00024543237020
Video Number of Discs Number of Discs: 3

Audio & Video
Video Original Language Original Language: English
Video Audio Spec Available Audio Tracks: English, Spanish Dubbed
Video Subtitle Available Subtitles: Spanish
Video Color Spec Video: Color

Aspect Ratio
Video Aspect Ratio Standard  1.33:1 [4:3]
Cast & Crew
Video Cast Info David Hedison
Video Cast Info Del Monroe
Video Cast Info Richard Basehart
Video Cast Info Robert Dowdell
Video Cast Info Bruce Fowler, Jr., et. al. - Producer
Video Cast Info Irwin Allen, et. al. - Writer
Video Cast Info Jack Gleason, et. al. - Editor
Video Cast Info Laszlo Benedek, et. al. - Director
Video Cast Info Robert Jackson Drasnin, et. al. - Original Music By
Video Cast Info Stan Jolley, et. al. - Art Director
Video Cast Info Winton C. Hoch, et. al. - Cinematographer

Professional Reviews

Ultimate DVD
4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he episodes are a mixture of espionage and Cold War stories with typical Irwin Allen stories of monsters and aliens." 09/01/2006 p.204

MysticalMovieGuide.com 7 of 10
Many people, including myself, have fond memories of this TV series from younger days, and depending on your tolerance for cliches and campy action, that fondness can be sustained with DVDs as the 4 year run finally gets released. The problem with "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1964-1967) was the blessing and curse of having producer Irwin Allen...The potential of this kind of undersea "Star Trek" is great enough to have resulted in some entertaining if not good episodes, and a remake of sorts was seen in the research submarine series "SeaQuest DSV" (1993-1996) which made a curiously comparable devolution from multilayered military missions into badly written monster and aliens stories. One difference would be that "SeaQuest" took real scientific advice for its show (from the Woods Hole Oceanagraphic Institute), while Irwin Allen never seemed to bother with science beyond mindless 1950's style pronouncements of strange things with unique properties, like a dangerous new explosive element or a gas that makes you grow big. - Carl J. Schroeder

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