Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Promo Season One #1

"Come aboard the Seaview every week for another fantastic journey into the not-too-distant future." This promo aired on ABC at the end of the very first episode of Voyage, "Eleven Days to Zero," on September 14, 1964. This copy was found on a recording of a British rebroadcast of the episode. Clips from the first few episodes make up this promo, including "City Beneath the Sea" (episode 2) and "Village of Guilt" (episode 8).

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Entertainment

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• irwin
• allen
• scifi
• science
• fiction
• Richard
• Basehart
• David
• Hedison
• 1960's
• Sixties
• TV
• television
• ABC
• 1964

[keet1001]

Watched it every week

it was fun when you were 10yrs old on nbc at the time sunday nights at 8 or 9 I think.

[TooleMan87]

@keet1001 It was always on ABC and started out Mondays at 7:30, then Sundays at 7:00. But you were close! ;-)

[shooterman20kills]

o yeah they have the series on Hulu

[shooterman20kills]

yeah i loved the show i got both models of Seaview the double glass nosed and the single row windows the single one is from Moebius and is a little over 3 ft long i had fun putting her together

[saltof1]

aboard the worlds most "HORRIBLE" submarine? is that what the narrator says?

[prettycountrygirl2]

Wow. I used to absolutely love this show; even though the monsters on the show used to frighten me. Thanks for uploading these clips.

[TooleMan87]

@ingravegreen The music may be available on The Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen CD set.

[KCOliver1960]

@ingravegreen Ironically, Walter Pigeon, the original Admiral Nelson from the movie, died exactly a week later after Basehart.

[RandyAKing]

Man, looks like such a promising show.

[Hendo56]

I think the first season of Voyage holds up as decent television Sci-Fi. This was before it got to be a "Monster of the Week" show. As a child I loved this show, and it the modest aim was to entertain, it succeeded.

[RovingCounter]

Science fiction TV shows were very expensive. More so than conventional TV shows. The reasons should be obvious. Allen would be remiss if he did not work to keep expenses as low as possible. It is called Television.