I like how the dinosaurs are just background for a character drama about an angry man who has a grudge against Crane.

I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS SERIES IN 1965 I WAS 10 YEARS OLD WE WERE LIVING IN GIBRALTAR MY DAD WAS IN THE NAVY ON BOARD THE H M S ARK ROYAL GREAT SERIES LOVED IT ❤

GREETINGS FROM SHAUN ENGLISH LIVING IN NARBONNE SOUTH WEST FRANCE 🇫🇷 I REMEMBER IT WELL AS I WAS 10 AT THE TIME ALONG WITH LOST IN SPACE AND STAR TREK IM 69 BUT THE OLDIES LIKE THE MUSIC WAS THE BEST OF ALL TIME OUR ERA OUR TIME OUR HISTORY OUR FUN TIME ❤

After all these DECADES the Flying Sub is still so COOL! ... We've just got to find a way to build it!

ITS GREAT TO WATCH THIS SERIES IN COLOUR BACK IN 65 WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD IT WAS IN BLACK AND WHITE WELL DONE TO TECHNOLOGY NOW I CAN SEE CLREARLY ALL THE BEAUTIFUL COLOURS OF THIS SERIES FOR THE FIRST TIME OF MY LIFE ❤ITS FANTASTIC ❤ I LOVE ❤💘 ❤

Paul Carr…famous for his work on Star Trek…good actor.

We had some great TV shows in the 60's, few were as exciting as this.

One of the rare times crewman Ron speaks! Thanks again, TooleManTV. 👍

Yay. Love Irwin Allen shows! In fact I self published a book about Lost in Space on Amazon last year and I’m working on one about Time Tunnel. I must get to Voyage too…these uploads are inspiring me…great stuff by Tooleman.

Gotta comment from an industry POV. 1. Expected to simply satisfy the 10 year old in me. Instead was surprised at the good writing and excellent direction. Seems when Irwin Allen decided to re-use his stock footage he chose among his best to do it; the script is tight and the dialogue convincing, avoiding cliches like "This island has dinosaurs on it" though Admiral Nelson can't tell a stegosaurus from a komodo dragon. Director Leonard Horn, who did some outstanding Outer Limits work, demonstrates an unusual deftness with both his camera and actor direction, effortlessly sweeping the camera about solid performances. 2 Irwin Allen stock footage extravaganza! Drowning men from a black and white episode tinted red, brontosaurus from his The Animal World and lizards from his The Lost World (during the lizard fight you can hear a scream from Jill St. John.) The difference in film stocks between the movies and the TV show are apparent but not objectionable for the time. A serious solid episode with terrific production values from the time. The upconversion is the usual vivid and razor sharp outstanding quality. You are doing audiences a genuine sppreciated service, Toolman. Please keep them coming!

This set is awesome. Looks like some elements used in the set the Lost in Space planet.

Thank you Tooleman TV for both making this classic series available and in such pristine condition. Never has their been such dangerous and exciting adventure above or below the waves! ✌🏼

the horrors of the li'l baby alligator!

Greetings from argentina!!!! Saludos de argentina!!!!!!!!

Not just Allen's Lost World lizards. The brontosaurs mechanical neck and head seen underwater is from Allen's dinosaur segment of his mid-1950's theatrical documentary The Animal World who had stop motion by Willis O'Brien and the master and my old childhood hero and later friend Ray Harryhausen. I don't recall the stop motion in the show. IMO that was a mistake because while the Warner Brothers studio dinosaur model were not up to standard, Ray's animation was and is terrific for the time. Anyway the bronto shows that Allen owned the footage and using the lizard fight instead if the stop motion fight was a big mistake unless the color film stocks color could not be matched to the show, which is much better here than even the DVDs

Thanks for uploading this great series. It's clear picture is really appreciated, too. I have wonderful memories of me and my dear departed father watching these every night when they were new on our new little "color" TV in the kitchen. Very nostalgic. I always loved Richard Basehart. (PS I do wonder why the Skipper couldn't have waited a few more seconds to try to save Grady, but then there wouldn't have been a story!)

Irwin repurposed the dinosaur footage his 1960 theatrical release The Lost World. David Hedison starred so Allen reused some of his footage too.

Thank you. Been binge watching your channel. Loving it ❤

Honestly Kowalski and Patterson are bit slow on the uptake in this, Benson made a lot of threats about the Captain and they didn't think to mention it!

6:24 Toolman, you really are the best, I am 70 years old I used to watch voyage to the bottom of the Sea when I was a kid on a old black and white television, I used to wonder what it look like in color, I found out later on in life when we finally got a color TV and it was beautiful, but what you did is even better the scenes are outstanding you are brilliant 👍 please keep up the good work and make more of other old sci-fi shows.😅

Chief Francis Ethelbert Sharkey. I guess this was his first episode? He replaced Henry Kulky who looked like Tor Johnson, and played Chief Curley Jones. Toolman how do you do it, how!

I bet this spent a lot on pyrotechnics!

As a kid watching this , I was glued to the Tv. Now I catch a woman screaming as two giant lizards fight around 24:16. Reusable stock footage..lol. Still better than Hollywood today.

Checklist for the title: there is an island. There are ‘dinosaurs’ on said island. Dinosaurs can be terrifying. Verdict: title holds up to the story. 😁 I am always in awe in how casual Nelson is when he pilots the Flying Sub. Just slouching there, not a care in the world until the sparking caulk goes off in the electrical panels. Hey Sharky had the auto-release parachute! His ‘rip cord’ handle wasn’t pulled! So where is that big tentacle that’s slamming the Seaview from? Is it a prop left over from the movie (the squid on the sea floor scene) or something else? Thank you once again for your hard work!

Must be the only episode where they trashed the flying sub

Sound of a TI - fighter at 28:50 !!

Who would win in a fight , Seaview or Enterprise ? I think that would be a draw but Kirk vs Nelson ? well thats tricky. But for sure I know which one would get shagged first.....cheers.

A good thing the writers know nothing of survival procedures. The episode would have lasted only 15 minutes, if the crew had done what they would have been trained to do.

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28:50 tie fighter or millennium falcon you decide ?

Animal Rights Activists & P.E.T.A. would Really be Outraged that a Monitor Lizard & an Alligator are wearing Fake Horns & Spines 23:55 and to have to 2 Reptiles Biting & Fighting each other is as inhumane as Dog Fighting 24:18 .

These series are so funny now and crew death rate is just as funny. Glad I never served on this Ship. lol

Why would you wear a SV-2A survival vest and carry a AN/PRC-90 survival radio flying over water when you can wear a cool leather jacket instead? And SERE school in 1976 must teach that the first thing you do after hitting the ground is to draw your .45 and start shouting while walking around in circles.