Me too

Very gorgeous

Lani... Lani... was seven years old at the time

Thus kids Love conquers all. They were re united.

Especially since the scale depicted outside is a tenth of what it is inside. Harry Potter magic bag sub!

Hahaha... Many Germans do, Fur Elise...

Shots of Torpedos often filled in for "missiles", at least on occasion. At that time something called "Subroc" was being developed , a "missile" shot out of Torpedo tubes. Still, the issue is one to consider in so many ways.

I liked the fact that Gary Merrill was on one of those episodes.

@@mariakelly1059 Gary Merrill appeared as a guest star as Admiral Park in the episode called-The Menfish, when Richard Basehart was still in ill health, but he only appeared in the intro and the end credits, before he appeared in The Return of the Phantom from series 2 episode 26.

So Cool. It had a Separate Flying Sub, Nuclear Missiles, Laser Beams, Everything.

"As I typecasted on previous'Voyage to the bottom of the sea", KZfaq videos,this specific 'Sea View'submarine,was built for time'travel,with much paranormal activity--episodes!" 5-11-2024'

I guess this U boat was sunk by Nelson's father during WW1, and it's Captain has come back to haunt Admiral Nelson.

That globe on Admiral Nelson's desk was originally sold in the Sears catalog back then.

The crew has a handy straight jacket available for emergency.

T.V.coincidence , the Enterprise on Star Trek got a shuttle craft around the same time SEAVIEW got a flying sub. Must have been the competition.

ahh, you noticed that too? just one of many anomalies... how about the fizzy sparkler type of fireworks that shot throughout the cabin when-ever they had an electrical "short-circuit"??? I wonder if those guys got hazardous duty pay!

It's called, inserting stock footage with no conscience.

I remember they had a Doctor on board. He would usually wind up getting knocked out or thrown against a wall by the Monster of the Week.

Aye - they call it 'suspension of disbelief'

In-universe, it was often shown that the Seaview was state of the art and heavily automated (was a plot point that the computers got overriden in a couple episodes by the baddie/monster of the week) so she required less in the way of a crew to operate her. Even with this handy bit of writing to lessen the need for extras on a tv budget with a lot of costly special effects shots, there was more than six. Often as not that's why we hear from the engine room and torpedo rooms over the comms, helps imply there are more crewmen even if we don't see them onscreen.

@@Shipwright1918 So why didn't they come running to help when the monster of the week was taking over the Admiral. Actually that admiral was a security risk because he was too susceptible to being mind controlled by the monster of the week.

@@pforce9 60's scifi show logic coupled with military discipline. You can't relieve an Admiral on the basis some alien whatsit jumped his bones unless you can prove the alien whatsit jumped his bones. In the words of MST3K "If you're wondering how they eat and breathe, and other science facts. Repeat to yourself 'It's just a show, I should really just relax.'

+Roger Angress He was Professor Crater in the first official Star Trek episode. The Man Trap. Sept 8, 1966.

So, during WW1, Capt. Kruger fell in love with Lani, he went to sea telling Lani he would return. So why is he haunting Admiral Nelson for???. Did one of Nelson's relatives sink his sub during WW1??.

I'd like the background story on this U boat Captain and the native girl. It's an intriguing story.

So, Crane possessed by the ghost visits a dance house instead of Pearl Harbor ???.

Beginning of Freddy Kruger !💪😃👍💀💀💀💀

Yes,you`re right and her full name is Vitina Marcus.

She also had a role in "the time tunnel". Great episode!

@@charlesaguilar1708 She was in two episodes of Time Tunnel.

kurtb...Several other people including me noticed that too. I wondered if Richard Basehart might have been British so I looked him up. Nope, he was American. I wonder if he did that deliberately to have a little bit of fun with the scene?

He gave a Army salute instead of a Naval salute, the British Navy salute like the Captain did.🇬🇧 🇺🇸

@@marbleman52 I think he probably had British or rather Scottish ancestry have red hair, blue eyes and the word Hart in his name being the old word for Stag. It's just an observation but I think it is more than probable.

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mccjoh1 "LAAAAANIIII! VHERE ARE YOU????"

Guess who turned out to be my half sister after I got my DNA tested.

Vitina Marcus was very Sexy. She was also in two episodes of Lost In Space as the Green Alien Girl Athena.

Not seems like, the later shows suffered from "Lost is Space-izing", sharing props, monsters, aliens, story ideas... along with full abandonment of the original series writing "gestalt", of the first season or two. Season three is where is started shifting fully into a cheap show for kids, save for a few episodes here and there, that weren't just plain silly. I think if you pinpoint the first episode where they added the circuitry room, where it was added so writers could have it be sabotaged to shoot sparks, catch on fire, and send the Seaview careering into rocks on it's way towards bashing into the ocean floor at flank speed - that was the end of any decent writing.

😁😁 have heard that from other Girls too

And.... Loving it.

If she was green, I'd say this was Star Trek.

@@excelsciors She was green but on Lost In Space.