As this ground-breaking action adventure series went into its final series, the unparalleled genius of producer Irwin Allen kicked into creative overdrive, resulting in some of the greatest science-fiction television of all time. From rampaging gorillas and diabolical puppet masters to time-travelling androids and interplanetary kidnappings, this is the show that defined the genre, setting new standards for suspends, vision and imagination.
Now, join Admiral Nelson (Richard Basehart), Captain Crane (David Hedison) and the rest of the crew aboard the Seaview, the earth's most powerful nuclear submarine, and dive deep into the unknown in the highly anticipated final series of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea.
Special Features:
- Re-Cut Unaired Pilot
- Original Unaired Pilot
- Broadcast Pilot With Original TV Commercials
- Still Gallery
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea - The Complete Series Four
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I loved Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - The Complete Series Four as a kid. It's a bit silly now but I loved it. This is a great price and I will get the others soon. Zavvi are a good company. I'm very happy, go on, you know you want to.
Great boxset in mint condition very compact and colourful.
Back for a fourth run of sub-aqua sci-fi/fantasy cheerful nonsense, Voyage is barmier than ever. Richard Baseheart's gravitas contrasts wildly with the fever dream plotlines and makes this a very watchable high adventure beneath the waves.
You must watch Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - The Complete Series Four. It's much better than other similar TV shows.
Whenever I think of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, the first thing that springs to mind is the sound of the sonar, but the actual series is full of adventure and devious villains, don't make tv like this any more, mores the pity. The special effects for this age of programme are quite good, no computer animation or cgi.