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 Thank you for visiting the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea page. Sign the guest book, if you like--I'd love to hear any comments you might have!
Guest Book EntriesUsed To Watch It As A Kid And Taped Most Of The Episodes Off The Sci-Fi Channel I Have Some For My Collection On Video Cassette I Enjoy It Better Than Those Other Science Fiction Shows Except For Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea I Had Watched Richard Basehart As The Voice Of The Narrator On The Knight Rider Series Richard Basehart Died Back In 1984 Of A Stroke I Seen Him On A Little House On The Prarie Episode Troublemaker I Don't Like Little House On The Prarie I Seen Richard Basehart In Rage Back In 1984 16 Years Ago And I Did Delbert Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Washington USA Sunday, January 14, 2001 at 13:45:44 (EST) at last I finally found a web sight to one of my favorite shows. I have been a fansince the movie came out in 1959 and the show for mnay years. I collect anything on voyageplus I have met erry Becker,del monrow and allen hurt all nice guys, I also write voyage stories and have had a few publish in diffwrent zincs. So keep up the good work maybe we can get someone to hold a con for the how, bye pam rhine <pam_r20012001> yucaipa, ca usa Tuesday, January 09, 2001 at 20:50:47 (EST) GREAT WEBSITE...AS A SIXTIES KID I HAD GREAT MEMORIES OF VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA...PROBABLY HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH MY CHOICE OF SUBMARINES IN THE NAVY 24 YEARS AGO...OUR BOATS NOT NEARLY AS SPACIOUS...NO FLYING SUBS AND UNFORTUNATELY NO WINDOWS! GOOD ON YOU GUYS...GREAT JOB AND KEEP YOUR KNOTS UP! Mark Harnitchek <NAVYBLUE@DELLNET.COM> LANGHORNE, PA USA Saturday, January 06, 2001 at 20:59:18 (EST) I Had A Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea Hardcover Book And A Starlog Magazine That Has Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea TV Series On March 23,1980 The Following Year John Threw It Away In 1981 And Then I Bought Another Book Fantastic Television In 1981 When I Was In The Tenth Grade He Said To Me I Told You Before I Didnt Want You To Have This Crap I Never Saw Such Rotten Crap In My Life I Never Saw Such Rotten Crap In My Life Where Do You Get This Stuff Who Buys It For You I'm Talking To You Young Man You Want To Answer Me When I'm Talking To You Remember Who Takes The Garbage Out Of The House Don't You D.E. And My Mom Who Had Really Said To Him John Don't Be Hard On Him All The People Are Having It Someday They Will Be Worth Money He's Not One Of Them You Know Where This Is Going In The Garbage Right Into The Garbage You Got Any Smart Mouth About It And I Had Said To Him Star Trek As Any Worse Then The Sex Books You Do Keep In Your Dresser And The Ones Are Right On Top Of Your Underwear A Sex Book In Your Dresser And Then He Slaps My Face And I Had Grabbed His Hand My Mom Had Said To Him John Didn't Half To Hit Him And Then I Said To Him Days Of Our Lives No You Sent Me To Get Your Cuff Links On Sunday And I Will Steal Your Cuff Links On Sunday And I Will And I Had Said To Him John Please Don't Throw It Away Dont Throw It Away I'm Sorry And He Had Said To Me The Next Time I Find You With Something Again Know What Happens You Won't Sit Down For A Week Buddy Boy You Remember That I Will Steal Your Sex Books And Your Cuff Links On Sunday And I Will And He Had Said To Me You Won't Sit Down For A Week Buddy Boy If You Do And I Screamed Marcus Welby M.D. And Then When I Got Older I Watched The Show On The Sci-Fi Channel I Taped Most Of The Episodes I Used To Watch It In Yelm On Sunday January 2,1966 On ABC Television Network At 7 In The Evening Then I Watched It In Reruns On KIRO TV Channel 7 From 1968 To 1972 And On KTVW TV Channel 13 And Then On KSTW TV Channel 11 Years Ago Now I Watch On Sci-Fi Delbert Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, December 31, 2000 at 15:14:41 (EST) Watched it religiously as a child and lately have been catching it early weekday mornings on SCI-FI. It's fun to watch. A question I've had is this...Was it broadcast in Black and White its first season? Thanks, David Jackman David Jackman <crm114@bellsouth.net> Louisville, KY USA Wednesday, December 27, 2000 at 18:25:40 (EST) Oh man I used to watch this show religiously when wsaz 3 Huntington WVA was showing it in weekly reruns on saturday afternoon and late LATE saturday nite (like 3 am - late for a 12 year old kid who had church in the morning). This was around 1979 to 1981 and i havent seen it since. Its too bad too. Unfortunatly it didnt build a giant cult fan base like star trek, Avengers, and (urrrk) Lost in space (the single worst show ever made with the possible exception of Land of the Giants). Oh well, life goes on. I expect that as the cable market gets more varied, we may be able to click a mouse and access the 20th century fox vault at our leisure. ANYWAYS I just wanted to thank you for the entertaining web page and for rejuvinating some plesant tv memories. Sure it's just a 40 year old show, but like that after dinner cigarette..it was always saisfying!!!! -JRB James R Blevins <jrblev@aol.com> lexington, ky usa Friday, December 22, 2000 at 10:14:07 (EST) I was and still am a fan of this great show and all of Irwin Allens Shows. I catch it when I can on the Sci-fi channel. Chuck Tyrrell <cjoetyrrell@waint.net> Walla Walla, Wa USA Monday, December 18, 2000 at 03:39:33 (EST) I Seen Richard Basehart As Millionaire/Inventor Wilton Knight On Knight Rider Back In 1982 And Two Years Later He Died David Hedison Never Appeared On A Knight Rider Episode With Richard Basehart Delbert "Dellie Goose" Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Washington USA Sunday, December 17, 2000 at 14:16:31 (EST) I always loved watching "Voyage" as a kid. Then it disappeared, until I found it a couple of years ago at 8:00 every morning on the Space Channel (Canada). Watched it religiously, bt it seems to have disappeared again. Thanks for a great site, though! Enjoyed looking through it. S.D. Davis <sddavis63@altavista.com> Monday, December 11, 2000 at 01:10:23 (EST) I Used To Watch It Occasionally On Sunday Evenings At 7 PM On ABC At 7 PM When I Was Only Three Weeks Old January 2,1966 I Was Born December 12,1965 Delbert "Dellie Goose" Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, December 10, 2000 at 16:11:07 (EST) I Used To Watch It Occasionally On Sunday Evenings At 7 PM On ABC At 7 PM When I Was Only Three Weeks Old January 2,1966 I Was Born December 12,1965 Delbert "Dellie Goose" Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, December 10, 2000 at 16:11:07 (EST) Saw the shows when I was very young so could hardly remember any particular episodes. Had always wanted to catch it again but somehow it never came back to our TVs. Really wish to catch the shows one day again, perhaps, on VCD. Ang Kiam Huat <reeddd@hotmail.com> Singapore Saturday, December 09, 2000 at 20:49:53 (EST) My first try without hyperventilating--can't wait. David Wilmot, Chicken Officer Ashore <dwilmot@primarynet> Chesterfield, MO USA Wednesday, December 06, 2000 at 19:57:06 (EST) I Found Your Web Site On The Internet, I Watch The First And Second Season Episodes On The Sci-Fi Channel,I Am A Resident At Tahoma House I Don't Hardly Watch The Show Cause I Go To Work In The Mornings Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Dellliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, December 03, 2000 at 11:22:30 (EST) it is an ook site but i need information on what i would have to do what kind of education and training i need to become an comic book writer, im sure that any little bit of information to get my future started. email @ special_ed_wicked_clown@yahoo.com any info is good edddie <special_ed_wicked_clown> los angeles, ca usa Tuesday, November 28, 2000 at 13:04:52 (EST) Thanks For A Great Site I Always Enjoyed The Series When I Was A Todler I Used To Watch It Occasionally On Sunday Evenings At 7 PM On ABC And KOMO-TV Channel 4 When I Was Three Weeks Old I Don't Like Science Fiction Except For VTTBOTS I Like To Buy The Videos Of The Series So I Can Watch Them Again And I Would Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Washington USA Sunday, November 26, 2000 at 13:49:08 (EST) thanks for a great site, ive always loved voyage as a teen, loved the great gadgets and the flying sub my favorite characters were Riley, Kowalski, and Admiral Nelson, also loved him when he played millonare/inventor Wilton Knight in Knight Rider i was sad when he died, pity David Hedison didnt appear in Knight Rider anyway Seaview rules with me thanks to Sci-fi i'm amazed to see the episodes so complete and intact i'm now catching up on all episodes i missed yrs ago i can kick myself for not taping them as we head toward th 21st century im glad there are some reminders of the past we can enjoy my favorite scenes were of the Flying Sub in action and the Seaview rock and roll, bet that was hard on the old bod thanks for a great page and with polar lights re-releases of kits, i hope Seaview turns up as one, long live the show. George Kolter <George4440@hotmail.com> Atlanta, Ga U.S.A. Saturday, November 25, 2000 at 15:10:38 (EST) I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY AT ALL THE ONLY SCIENCE FICTION SHOW I LIKE WAS VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA I LIKE IT BETTER THAN THOSE OTHER SCIENCE FICTION SHOWS I HAD TAPED A FEW EPISODES OFF THE SCI-FI CHANNEL I TAPED THE EPISODES OFF THE SCI-FI CHANNEL THE GHOST OF MOBY DICK,THE LAST BATTLE,MUTINY,KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW,THE MENFISH,MONSTER FROM THE INFERNO,THE MUMMY,AND THE DEADLY DOLLS ARE THE EPISODES I'LL RECORD I WILL BUY THE MOVIE ON VIDEO CASSETTE ALSO THE TV SERIES I WILL HAVE 9 EPISODES AND THE VIEW MASTER REELS FROM THE TV SERIES ALAN SEND THAT ONE TO ME Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, November 19, 2000 at 13:31:56 (EST) I like your web page. It was fairly easy for someone like me who done know how to turn a computer to get to. I don't have a computer at home, so I have to when I have the time go to a local college and use one of theirs. I don't know if you know it or not, but Voyage is now showing on the Sci-Fi chan nel now. I think it was your site (I'm not sure) someone ask ed about where the show was being seen at and you (I'm not sure) said you didn't know of where. It runs Monday-Friday at 7:00AM you will have to check your local listing for the Sci-Fi Channel. Bye for now. Nancy Calhoun <nurkit@hotmail.com> Belhaven, NC 27810 Saturday, November 18, 2000 at 11:40:12 (EST) GOT THE MOVIE ON TAPE AND WATCHED THE SHOW RELIGIOUSLY. I'M A SELF-EMPLOYED HANDYMAN AND I DON'T WATCH TV TOO MUCH NOW BUT I CAN CATCH A LATE NIGHT GLIMPS OF RE-RUNS SOMETIMES WHEN THEY HAVE IT ON OUT HERE. THEY NEED TO BRING IT BACK ON MORE REGULAR FOR US DIE HARD FANS. I ALWAYS WANTED TO BE ON A SUB BUT THE SS THRESHER GOING DOWN IN 63 CHANGED MY MIND SO I GOT ON THE BIG BOYS, AIRCRAFT CARRIERS IN 64, WENT TO VIETNAM 4 CRUISES. I RETIRED IN 93 WITH NEARLY 23 YEARS SERVICE AND OVER 17 YEARS SEA DUTY ON THREE CARRIERS. SO BEING A PISCES AND A SAILOR GIVES ME SOME KNOWLEDGE OF THE SEA. I LOVE THE OCEAN AND I LOVE TO FISH AND BEING AT SEA IS THE GREATEST WHEN YOU CAN LOOK OUT OVER THE OCEAN AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL WAVES OF ITS CALM BUT PLEASE DON'T GET IT ALL UPSET BECAUSE IT'S NO JOKE. I'VE NEVER BEEN SEA SICK BUT I WOULD LAUGH AT THOSE WHO WERE. ON THE SHIP THEY CALL ME "WALT THE SALT". SO DO THE SAME. WALT THE SALT WALTER HARDY,JR. ABH-1 USN RETIRED <HARDYBUILT@AOL.COM> STOCKTON, CA USA Sunday, November 12, 2000 at 22:42:40 (EST) I WAS BORN DECEMBER 12,1965 THE EPISODE THAT NIGHT THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE I STILL HAVE THE VIEW MASTER REELS VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA WAS THE MOST WATCHED SHOW OF ALL TIME THAT AND I LOVE LUCY Delliegoose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, November 12, 2000 at 13:30:45 (EST) What a great TV series. I fondly remember starting out each Sunday night with VTTBOTS. That wonderful theme music heralding the begining of a fantastic new adventure! Now I am able to start out each morning reliving those adventures on SCIFI! Things I loved about that show: First and foremost: Richard Basehart. One of our greatest and most underappreciated actors. His Admiral Nelson was head and shoulders above Walter Pidgeons interpretation. He brought strength and compassion to the role and a firm conviction of what was right and wrong. Based on the real father of America's nuclear fleet Himan Rickover, Nelson was brilliant without being aloof and strong without being stubborn. That magnificent voice and a real ability to bring subtle interpretations to his dialogue make RB a great, great Actor. Lee Crane/David Hedison: Lean and mean. Also a fine actor(although not quite in Basehart's class) A good physical counterpoint to the Admiral. The Seaview and Flying sub. Great sets and effects. Kudos to the model designers for bringing the future into our homes each week. The whole supporting cast esp. Chip Morton and Chief Sharkey. Perfectly cast but horrilbly underused Now the things I hated about the show. Irwin Allen! His cheapness in both pocketbook and storytelling often lead to a waste of great talent. Even as a seven year old kid I remember being mad because they never used Chip Morton, Doc(how generic can you get) and Sparks enough. I think Allen, like Ed Wood, just liked wearing jodpuhrs and carrying a megaphone and could care less about the finished product. Still VTTBOTS remains, along with Wild, Wild West and Star Trek, part of a golden age of TV adventure. they just don't make 'em like that anymore! Forget about a remake, who could possibly top Richard Basehart and company?! Daniel T. Lappen <bulldog660@aol.com> Springfield, IL good ol' USA Friday, November 10, 2000 at 14:05:08 (EST) I RECORDED A VOYAGE EPISODE THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD AND ALLAN BALTER I WILL RECORD THE EPISODE KILLERS OF THE DEEP MY DAD REMEMBERED THAT EPISODE WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD I WATCHED THE EPISODE WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD I WAS BORN ON SUNDAY DECEMBER 12,1965 THE EPISODE THAT NIGHT THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD I WATCHED THE EPISODE OF VOYAGE TITLED KILLERS OF THE DEEP AIRED JANUARY 2,1966 A CENTURY AGO 34 YEARS AGO I WATCHED SUNDAY SHOWS SUCH AS MEET THE PRESS,FACE THE NATION,ISSUES AND ANSWERS,WILD KINGDOM,LASSIE,MISTER ED,VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA,THE FBI,PERRY MASON,MCCLOUD,COLUMBO,MCMILLAN AND WIFE,THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN,MURDER SHE WROTE,ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS,60 MINUTES,TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL,MARRIED WITH CHILDREN AND OTHER SHOWS WERE ON SUNDAYS Delliegoose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, November 05, 2000 at 13:49:03 (EST) I ENJOY DOING YOUR SITE EVERY SUNDAY LIKE THE TV SERIES WAS ON SUNDAYS I USED TO WATCH THE SHOW OCCASIONALLY ON ABC ON SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7 PM WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD I WATCHED THE EPISODE KILLERS OF THE DEEP IN WHICH NELSON RESCUES CRANE FROM KIDNAPPERS ON AN ENEMY SUB I USED TO WATCH IT OCCASIONALLY ON ABC I WILL TAPE THE ONES WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD OFF SCI-FI CHANNEL I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION EXCEPT FOR VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA I GOT THE BOOK ON THE HIT TV SERIES I SENT AWAY FOR IT IN THE MAIL MRS.MARTINDALE GAVE ME THE VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA VIEW-MASTER REELS RELEASED JANUARY 9,1966 I WAS BORN DECEMBER 12,1965 THE EPISODE THAT NIGHT THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE IT WAS IN BLACK & WHITE DURING FIRST SEASON AND WENT TO COLOR IN 1965 BEFORE I WAS BORN MY FAVORITE EPISODE IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW I LIKE THAT EPISODE VERY MUCH I SEEN SOME EPISODES I LIKE DAVID HEDISON I SEEN RICHARD BASEHART IN A MOVIE RAGE THE ONE WITH GEORGE C.SCOTT RICHARD BASEHART DIED IN 1984 AT 70 YEARS OLD IRWIN ALLEN IS NO LONGER WITH US NOW HE CREATED THAT ONE AND LOST IN SPACE I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION EXCEPT FOR VTTBOTS ME AND MY DAD WATCHED VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA ON SATURDAY MORNING AT 6 AM ON CHANNEL 7 WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY Delliegoose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Wasshington USA Sunday, October 29, 2000 at 13:24:15 (EST) i watch the shows in the year 1964, now of the year of 2000 to, it was a good shows. i still watch it on my dish 500 satellite it come on the scifi channel i hope it all ways come on tv.because i like the ahows voyage to the bottom of the sea,it will all way be a good shows to me.thank you all for the shows. 10-28-200 time is 4:46pm. devetta bowles <bowles@ekns.net> vanceburg,, ky lewise Saturday, October 28, 2000 at 15:56:21 (EDT) I WAS BORN DECEMBER 12,1965 THAT NIGHT THE EPISODE WAS THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD I SEEN A VOYAGE EPISODE KILLERS OF THE DEEP IT AIRED JANUARY 2,1966 I SEEN IT ON A SUNDAY EVENING ON ABC AND KOMO TV CHANNEL 4 WHEN I LIVED IN YELM I SHOULD TAPE THAT EPISODE ON A TUESDAY MORNING I USED TO WATCH VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA WHEN IT WAS NEW ON ABC AND KOMO TV CHANNEL 4 A LONG TIME AGO I ALSO WATCHED IT IN RERUNS ON KIRO TV CHANNEL 7 IN SYNDICATION THEN ON KTVW TV CHANNEL 13 FROM 1973 TO 1974 THEN ON KSTW TV CHANNEL 11 I MISSED THE EPISODE KILLERS OF THE DEEP CAUSE MY MOM WENT SOMEWHERE WITH HARRIET I WATCHED THE VOYAGE EPISODE ON CHANNEL 11 ON JULY 29,1978 WAS TITLED TERROR ON DINOSAUR ISLAND KEEP UP THE HAPPY SITE NOW Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, October 22, 2000 at 15:52:21 (EDT) I WATCH THE VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA PROMO EVERY SUNDAY ON THE COMPUTER I WATCH IT EVERY SUNDAY I LIKE DAVID HEDISON VERY MUCH MY FAVORITE VOYAGE EPISODE WHICH IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW WITH THE CONVICTS AND THE CREATURE THAT IS REALLY MY FAVORITE EPISODE I GOT THE VIEW-MASTER REELS OF THE OLD ABC TV SERIES NOW IT IS ON SCI-FI I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION I LIKE COMEDY,WESTERNS,COP SHOWS,DOCTOR SHOWS,ACTION SHOWS,PRIVATE DETECTIVE SHOWS,SPY SHOWS,NATURE SHOWS,AND ANIMAL PET SHOWS THE ONLY SCI-FI SHOW I LIKE IS VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, October 15, 2000 at 15:02:59 (EDT) YOU GUYS KNOW I CHEAT TIME HAUNTING YOU AND ALL WHY SO CHEAPCARROTING OR WHAT? ONE AND ONLY TIME CHEAT BUILDING THE PLANET TUH ROT ALWAYS AT 250-974-2826. EASY TUH FIX 2 MILLION AND I'LL LET IT PHYSIC FOR CURE . I HATE SLAVING FOR FOOLS LESS THEN EARNED MY RESPECT MORE THEN YOU KNOW. WARNING : NOT POSIBLE FOR THAT PLANET TUH DO ANYTHING BUT ROT THE DEEPEST PAST. UDW ON PLANET ROT ALWAYS 37 AND LIKING IT ROTTING RELENTLESSLY CLAIMING TUH BE MY ENAMY. URBAN DONOVAN WATTINGER <UDW@ISLAND.NET> ALERT BAY, BC CANADA Thursday, October 12, 2000 at 04:54:26 (EDT) I TAPED AN EPISODE THREE DAYS AGO THE EXILE WITH EDWARD ASNER I WILL TAPE MORE EPISODES MUTINY,THE EXILE,THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE,KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW,THE DEATH SHIP,MONSTER FROM THE INFERNO,THE DEADLY DOLLS,AND ANOTHER EPISODE I WILL TAPE 9 EPISODES OFF SCI-FI CHANNEL I LIKE DAVID HEDISON Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Washington USA Sunday, October 08, 2000 at 13:39:25 (EDT) Since I was 8 years old, I never forget to watch this fantastic undersea adventure TV series "Voyage to the Bottom to the Sea" that is still one of my favorite TV series of all time. It had a lot of devilish actions on this cool 1960's TV science fiction series that inspired us. YOu won't find anything for this uniqueness of actions on science fiction TV series nowaday in 1990's and 2000's because of political correctness. I read all episode plot synopses that helps me to remember for those exciting cliff-hanging plots within a few minutes before this TV programs ended. That made us a fun to watch! Long Live "Voyage to the Bottom to the Sea" and "Lost In Space"! Now, I am searching for whole video set of "Voyage to the Bottom to the Sea" for my collectible. WOuld you help me to find those video tapes? Many thanks to your wonderful website of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!!! That's superb for us especially for loyal fans of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea"! Jeffrey Nelson <loneranger@erols.com> Arlington, VA USA Saturday, October 07, 2000 at 20:51:41 (EDT) I DID NOT WATCH IT ON AUGUST 5,1978 WITH THE EPISODE DEADLY CREATURE BELOW CAUSE I HEARD IT ON MY TV SOUND ON CHANNEL 11 I WATCHED IT WHEN I WAS LITTLE WHEN I WAS THREE WEEKS OLD JANUARY 2,1966 I WATCHED THE EPISODE KILLERS OF THE DEEP MY DAD'S FAVORITE EPISODE IN WHICH NELSON AND CRANE ARE SHOT DOWN BY A MYSTERIOUS SUB ALSO CAPTAIN CRANE IS TAKEN HOSTAGE MY DAD WATCHED THAT EPISODE ON JANUARY 2,1966 ON SUNDAY EVENING ON ABC AND KOMO-TV CHANNEL 4 IT WAS A FUN SHOW BARB WATCHED IT OCCASIONALLY ON ABC I GOT THE BOOK ON VTTBOTS I ORDERED IT IN THE MAIL I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION I LIKE VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA BETTER THAN STAR TREK AND ALL THOSE OTHER SCIENCE FICTION SHOWS I LIKE RICHARD BASEHART VERY MUCH I SEEN DAVID HEDISON AS FELIX LEITER IN THE BOND MOVIE LIVE AND LET DIE WITH ROGER MOORE MY FAVORITE EPISODE IS WHERE THE TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS ARE RESCUED AT SEA BY THE SEAVIEW MY FAVORITE IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW I DID NOT STAND LOST IN SPACE,THE TIME TUNNEL,STAR TREK,THE OUTER LIMITS,THE TWLIGHT ZONE,LAND OF THE GIANTS,OR SPACE 1999 I HAD A STARLOG MAGAZINE ONE TIME HAD A VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA EPISODE GUIDE IN IT JOHN HUDNALL THREW IT AWAY AND I HAD SAID TO HIM THE BOOKS ANYWHERE YOU KEEP IN YOUR TRACTOR THE ONES ON TOP OF YOUR DROAR A SEX BOOK IM GOING TO STEAL YOUR CUFFLINKS ON SUNDAY THERE GOING OUT SUNDAY AND HE HAD SAID TO ME THE NEXT TIME I FIND YOU WITH A WORTHLESS PIECE OF JUNK AGAIN YOU WON'T SIT DOWN FOR A WEEK BUDDY BOY REMEMBER THAT AND I SCREAMED MARCUS WELBY M.D.AND THEN HE FOUND ME WITH A THING THEN HE TOOK OFF HIS BELT AND HE HAD SPANKED ME HARD AND I HAD WENT OVER THEN CRYING TO CAROL SEXTON SHE SAID WHAT'S THE MATTER WHEN THE VOYAGE CLOSING CREDITS IN COLOR FROM THE SECOND SEASON WERE ON THEN I HAD CRIED TO SUZANNE SUZANNE HAD SAID WHAT'S THE MATTER AND THEN WHEN I GOT OLDER I WATCHED THE SCI-FI CHANNEL I WILL TAPE 9 VOYAGE EPISODES THE ONES THAT WERE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD,MUTINY,THE ENEMIES,TIME BOMB,THE PEACEMAKER,THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE,KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW,THE DEATH SHIP AND THE MENFISH WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD AND ALLAN BALTER WENT TO DESILU LATER PARAMOUNT FOR MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE THERE VOYAGE SCRIPTS WERE EXCELLENT THEY WERE I SEEN RICHARD BASEHART IN THE GEORGE C.SCOTT MOVIE CALLED RAGE I LIKE TO HAVE VOYAGE COLLECTIBLES VIEW-MASTER REELS,COMIC BOOKS,HARDCOVER BOOKS,AND OTHER STUFF Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, September 24, 2000 at 14:42:43 (EDT) Long before the advent of cable, back in television's "Dark Ages," I was a teen-ager unable to receive ABC's original broadcast of most episodes during "Voyage's" four-year run. Hey, my little remote corner of the world could only get the ABC affiliate if the weather were bad. Thanks to the Sci-Fi Channel for affording me the opportunity to play "catch up" on so many of the episodes that I missed during my youth. Of the 110 episodes my favorites are still "Ghost of Moby Dick," "Jonah and the Whale (even with its dull Goldsmith theme, thankfully jettisoned)," "Leviathan," and both "Phantom" episodes. I also noticed from your poll of favorite characters that Crane and Nelson were at the top. Sorry, guys, Kowalski was the man! Anyway, thanks for the great web site and the chance to share with other seagoing fans of the Seaview and her crew. Reginald D. Garrard <garrara@isoa.net> Camilla, GA USA Saturday, September 23, 2000 at 15:52:00 (EDT) I AM HAPPY THAT THE SHOW IS ON INSTEAD OF BKN I WILL TAPE 7 EPISODES WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD MUTINY,THE EXILE,THE ENEMIES,KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW,THE DEATH SHIP AND THE MENFISH OFF SCI-FI I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION THE ONLY SCIENCE FICTION SHOW I LIKE IS VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA CAUSE IT HAD GOOD DIALOGUE IT WAS RATED TV G FOR GENERAL AUDIENCES IT HAD NO SEX,NUDITY OR LANGUAGE IN THE SERIES I LIKED THE SHOW BETTER THAN LOST IN SPACE AND STAR TREK I LIKE VTTBOTS I AM GLAD THAT IT IS BACK ON SCI-FI I LOVE THE SHOW IT IS THE MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE WITH A SUBMARINE GREG MORRIS DIED FOUR YEARS AGO WHO PLAYED BARNEY ON THE HIT SERIES VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA IS CALLED THE MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE WITH A SUBMARINE Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, September 17, 2000 at 14:10:23 (EDT) Thanks for your site! It's lots of fun! I was a big VTTBOTS fan as a child, too! I like the "What were they thinking?" section. I always tried to "look the other way" with some of those things. Two that always bothered me were that the "Seaview" seemed to always be skimming just under the surface even when it wasn't necessarily supposed to be. The same was true whenever the "Flying Sub" was launched. Also, I always wondered about the effects of the impact of the Flying Sub on its occupants when it would re-enter the water! Ouch! I recently found a Flying Sub model at a local hobby store. Hope to find a Seaview somewhere, too! Thomas Hollinger <tfjj@juno.com> St. Albans, WV USA Friday, September 15, 2000 at 10:46:58 (EDT) Hey Fellow Fans! It's been awhile since I've weighed in with any thoughts on VTTBS. Have visited this site periodically and continue to enjoy it. I enjoy reading the other entries in the guestbook. Some of them are quite clever. It's so great that the Sci-Fi Channel has VOYAGE back on again in the mornings. I start the VCR rolling every morning at 7am before I leave for work, so I've been taping alot of the episodes that I missed taping before. I'd like to try to find out if it's possible to transfer VHS material onto DVD, since the latter would last almost indefinitely. I can't believe it but here I am just a few months shy of turning 40 and I'm as hooked on the show as I was when I was a kid! That says something about the enduring appeal of the show. After watching some of those episodes from the first season I'm convinced that many of them were nothing short of excellent. It's hard to believe that Richard Basehart did not receive a Best Actor Emmy for his performance during season one(I wonder if he was nominated?) It's to bad the show could not avoid taking on the "Monster of the Week" format that it later fell into, but unfortunately that is what ABC was looking for after THE OUTER LIMITS got cancelled. I think VOYAGE would have gone on for even longer and enjoyed an even wider audience had they maintained the more realistic approach of the first 2 seasons. HOWEVER(and this is going to sound really cynical)I for one hope that they NEVER try to do a VOYAGE remake! CAN YOU IMAGINE THE HATCHET JOB THAT THE HOLLYWOOD OF TODAY WOULD DO ON A VOYAGE REMAKE!!!! Sure, the special effects would be killer, but they would undoubtedly do nothing but soil the memory of the original. Afterall, look what happened to MISSION IMPOSSIBLE! God bless the late Greg Morris(God rest his soul)for walking off the set of that movie because he didn't like what they were doing with the original concept. No, I'd much rather just live with the memories of the original VOYAGE movie and TV series(unless, of course, they let ME direct it!) As a closing thought, I never knew there were that many rapturous females out there who had the "hots" for Richard Basehart and David Hedison! Hey, how about a website for us guys devoted to the "babes" of VTTBS? Who could forget Linda Cristal, Jill Ireland, Yvonne Craig, Monique Lemaire, Francoise Ruggieri, Karen Steele, and of course(my favorite)Gia Scala(whoa baby!I could definitely handle being trapped inside a diving bell with her!) Michael Tennant <Redbeard61@aol.com> Clawson, MI USA Wednesday, September 13, 2000 at 23:29:36 (EDT) I AM SO HAPPY THAT VOYAGE IS BACK ON SCI-FI I WILL TAPE 9 EPISODES THE GHOST OF MOBY DICK,MUTINY,THE ENEMIES,KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW,THE DEATH SHIP,THE MENFISH,MONSTER FROM THE INFERNO,THE DEADLY DOLLS ARE 9 EPISODES I WILL RECORD OFF THE SCI-FI CHANNEL I WILL GET UP AT 3 AM SO I CAN WATCH VTTBOTS ON SCI-FI I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION THE ONLY ONE I LIKE IS VTTBOTS Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, September 10, 2000 at 21:23:04 (EDT) I WAS SO HAPPY THAT THE SERIES VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA CAME BACK ON THE SCI-FI CHANNEL I WOULD TAPE 9 EPISODES THAT WERE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD I WAS BORN DECEMBER 12,1965 THAT NIGHT WHICH WAS THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE MY FAVORITE EPISODE DEADLY CREATURE BELOW JACK SONNTAG WAS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR OF THAT EPISODE I REMEMBER THAT ONE WHEN I WAS A TODDLER Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Delliegoos@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Washington USA Sunday, September 03, 2000 at 13:11:13 (EDT) I have been a fan of Voyage since it's debut in 1964!! My favorite was/is Chip Morton. I have been enjoying the reruns on the SciFi network, and I have taped all the episodes from there. Debra DeJonge-Reisdorf <tpau_us@yahoo.com> Penfield, NY USA Sunday, August 27, 2000 at 18:55:19 (EDT) I watched "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea" when it was first telecast - it's hard to believe it's been over 30 years now! This was the all-time favorite TV show for me and my identical twin sister Rita. Being natives of Ohio we are naturally proud of Ohioan Richard Basehart and Admiral Harriman Nelson was our favorite character. Everything about this show - directors, writers, cast and guest stars - is absolutely the greatest! My sister and I loved the design of both SSRN Seaview and the Flying Sub. Too bad TV shows are made like this anymore. I remember when Richard Basehart died, my mother called me at work and said: "Admiral Nelson died." Of course, I knew immediately who she meant. Does anyone remember when STARLOG did the 2 issue story followed by episodes guides on "Voyage"? They did a fantastic job on a fantastic TV show! Juanita <jswoods@msn.com> Columbus, OH USA Sunday, August 27, 2000 at 17:42:18 (EDT) This my favorite TV series and is and excellent page keep it and I will visit it any time I get chances. Carlos Rivera <clrivera@coquinet.com> Ponce, PR Puero Rico Tuesday, August 22, 2000 at 10:14:02 (EDT) Kool Mark <map115@juno.com> Lee, NH USA Thursday, August 17, 2000 at 11:52:09 (EDT) i was born december 12 1965 too...and i loved the show mike <michaelp@erols.com> USA Monday, August 14, 2000 at 16:57:14 (EDT) Hi, how are you? I used to always watch Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. It was and still is one of my favorite shows. A great Web sight. Congratulations. Ron. Ronald Schumacher <rondrs@aaahawk.com> Cresskill, NJ USA Sunday, August 13, 2000 at 23:41:34 (EDT) I USED TO WATCH VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA OCCASIONALLY ON ABC I WATCHED IT ON SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7 PM I LIKED IT BETTER THAN SCIENCE FICTION SHOWS I LIKE THE SHOW AND THE VIEW-MASTER REELS Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Dellie Goose@AOL.COM> Tacoma, Wa USA Sunday, August 06, 2000 at 16:36:55 (EDT) It has taken me a few years to get round to actually signing the guest book but here goes! It is a wonderful website, with new bits being added all the time. Please keep up the good work, I enjoy it very much and I'm sure I'm not the only one from reading all the entries in the guest book. I've surfed just about all the Voyage and Voyage related sites (or should I say, all those that I have found) and found each and everyone of them great. It's wonderful to know that so many people out there remember the show with such fond memories. We come together well, let's keep it that way. love to all, wendi. xxx wendi cornish <wendi_cornish@hotmail.com> Saturday, August 05, 2000 at 14:05:40 (EDT) in 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didnt commit. This men promptly scape from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, stil wanted by the governement they survive as soldiers of fortune... Jim Demarest <HarrietNielsen@excite.com> Zevilla, Saturday, August 05, 2000 at 12:30:37 (EDT) I used to watch Voyage all the time. I really enjoyed it, as well as Lost In Space. I'm glad to have been able to find a site devoted to one of my favorite old shows. Thanks & keep up the good work. Goji.. Goji <Goji@Spacezilla.net> Palm Spings, CA USA Saturday, August 05, 2000 at 03:36:34 (EDT) TENGO MUY BUENOS Y QUERIDOS RECUERDOS DE "VIAJE AL FONDO DEL MAR"YA QUE CRECI CON ELLA EN LAS PANTALLAS DE T.V. DE ARGENTINA,RECUERDO QUE ESPERABA CON ANSIEDAD EL COMIENZO DE LA SERIE,CUANDO POR EJEMPLO LLEGABA DE LA ESCUELA Y LA MIRABAMOS DE NOCHE CON MI FAMILIA. GRACIAS POR RECORDARNOS TAN BUENOS MOMENTOS. SINCERAMENTE. ROBERTO. ROBERTO MANUEL PAZ. <rmpaz@sinectis.com.ar> BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA Sunday, July 30, 2000 at 11:02:31 (EDT) Wow! I can't believe how many people are like me! I didn't know how many people loved it as much as I do!I love VTTBOTS!! My most favourite episode is Escape From Venice. I watch it on the Space Channel, and record it everyday. It comes on very early, one episode at 5:00, and another at 6:00. I belive I've seen every episode, and I just can't get enogh of it. I read through the guest book, and a lot of people saw it when it first aired. I'm 14 years old. So, I didn't. It must have been exciting for all you, to wait a week, and then watch the show. Especially, when they showed a glimpse of what was coming on next week. I love the show like mad, and can see I'm not the only one!!!!!!!! Kirnjeet Singh <trekkie2k@hotmail.com> toronto, Canada Thursday, July 20, 2000 at 21:34:09 (EDT) I have enjoyed your page. It is good to see that there are more people like myself who still enjoy the voyage series. Your web page does you and the series credit Keep up the good work. Andrew Andrew J. McGee Arbroath, Scotland Wednesday, July 19, 2000 at 09:27:06 (EDT) I LIKE THE EPISODES WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD AND SUCH AS MUTINY AIRED ON JANUARY 11,1965,DOOMSDAY AIRED ON JANUARY 18,1965,THE INVADERS AIRED JANUARY 25,1965,THE SABOTEUR AIRED FEBRUARY 22,1965,THE EXILE AIRED MARCH 15,1965,THE ENEMIES AIRED MARCH 29,1965,THE CONDEMNED AIRED APRIL 12,1965 SEVEN OF THEM THAT WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD HAD WROTE THAT WERE IN BLACK & WHITE AND EIGHT OF THEM IN COLOR TIME BOMB AIRED SEPTEMBER 26,1965,THE CYBORG AIRED OCTOBER 10,1965,THE PEACEMAKER AIRED NOVEMBER 14,1965,THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE AIRED DECEMBER 12,1965,KILLERS OF THE DEEP AIRED ON JANUARY 2,1966,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW WHICH AIRED ON JANUARY 9,1966 WHICH JACK SONNTAG WAS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR OF THE EPISODE AND STAYED ON AS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR AT TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX TELEVISION HE WAS PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR OF OTHER VOYAGE EPISODES WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD THE DEATH SHIP WHICH AIRED ON FEBRUARY 20,1966 AND THE MENFISH MARCH 6,1966 RICHARD BASEHART TOLD WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD MUTINY WAS THE BEST SCRIPT YOU HAD WROTE FOR THIS SERIES JUST PLEASE STAY AND WRITE MORE SCRIPTS I USED TO WATCH IT OCCASIONALLY ON ABC ON SUNDAYS AT 7 IN THE EVENING FOLLOWED AT 8 BY THE F.B.I. A CRIME SERIES STARRED EFREM ZIMBALIST,JR PRODUCED BY QM PRODUCTIONS IN ASSOCIATION WITH WARNER BROS PICTURES INC I LIKE NELSON,CRANE,KOWALSKI,MORTON,SHARKEY AND DOCTOR ON THE SERIES I WILL HAVE 15 EPISODES ON VHS VIDEO CASSETTE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD HE WENT ON TO DO MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE OVER AT DESILU LATER WAS BOUGHT OUT BY PARAMOUNT I LIKE 15 OF THE EPISODES WERE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA WAS REALLY THE MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE WITH A SUBMARINE Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Dellie Goose@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Washington USA Sunday, July 16, 2000 at 18:53:26 (EDT) I USED TO WATCH VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA OCCASIONALLY ON ABC ON SUNDAYS AT 7 I LATER WATCHED IT IN RERUNS ON KIRO-TV CHANNEL 7 THEN ON KTVW-TV CHANNEL 13 IN RERUNS I GOT THE BOOK ON VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA BY TIM COLLIVER I GOT THE VIEW-MASTER REELS FROM GAF CONTAINING THE EPISODE CALLED DEADLY CREATURE BELOW IT AIRED ON JANUARY 9,1966 ON ABC IT WAS IN COLOR MY FAVORITE EPISODE WHICH IT IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD AND ALLAN BALTER WRITTEN THE SCRIPT FOR THE EPISODE I LIKE TO HAVE THE COLLECTIBLES FROM THE SERIES I REMEMBER THAT FATEFUL DAY ON AUGUST 6,1973 I WAS CRYING CHRIS LYONS BABYSAT ME I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO WATCH IT I WAS CRYING MY LITTLE EYES OUT WHEN I COPIED THE CREDITS ON VOYAGE FILM I WAS CRYING WHEN THE VOYAGE THEME WAS BLURRING AND THEN CHRIS GRABBED THE BELT AND THEN SHE HIT THE DROAR AND THEN SHE HAD THEN SAID QUIT YOUR CRYING WHEN THE EPISODE WAS THE ENEMIES IN RERUNS THEN I WAS CRYING I HAD CAME CRYING TO CHRIS HALF-SISTER SANDRA WHO WAS SEVEN YEARS OLD BORN AUGUST 22,1965 AND CHRIS HALF-BROTHER GLEN BORN JANUARY 23,1967 THEY TOLD ME WHAT'S THE MATTER I CRIED WHEN THE VOYAGE CREDITS WERE ON IN BLACK & WHITE ON KTVW 13 I REMEMBER THAT FATEFUL DAY ON AUGUST 6,1973 AND I HAD BECAME A MAN I HAD REALLY PUT THAT AWAY I REMEMBER WATCHING VOYAGE AS A TODDLER ON A SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 PM ON ABC THEN IN RERUNS ON KIRO-TV CHANNEL 7 WHEN I WAS LIVING IN YELM AT THE TIME I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION AT ALL THE ONLY IRWIN ALLEN SERIES I LIKE WAS VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA THE SCI-FI CHANNEL OR TV LAND SHOULD AIR THE RERUNS OF THE SERIES I LIKE VOYAGE,THE TIME TUNNEL AND EVEN LOST IN SPACE I WATCHED THOSE SHOWS IN RERUNS ON CHANNEL 7 AND I DID Dellie Goose Hutchinson <Dellie Goose@AOL.COM> Tacoma , Wasshington USA Friday, July 14, 2000 at 16:52:44 (EDT) Just joined the WWW, and having great fun finding my childhood! I was a big fan of "Voyage" and also "The Invaders"; they were BIIIIIG parts of my growing-up. I've got several of the books, annuals, comics etc and am very pleaed about that. I can still remember the thrill of waiting for the next episode, seeing trailers (not every ten seconds like nowadays!!) and pretending....it's oddly comforting to realise that I'm not the only person who wanted to BE Lee Crane. Incidentally, I can also remember being really disappointed when I saw the movie and David Hedison was nowhere to be found. I became a big fan of his, and have followed his career whenever poss. I still remember the episode he did of a horror series - was it "Journey to the Unknown", anyway the one with the roller coaster start and the whistled theme - which I think was called "lonely In A Crowd" or something like that. THAT'S the sort of thing I want to see repeated!! Good to see the set up. Keep voyaging! Stephen Murphy <steve_murf@yahoo.co.uk> London, UK Saturday, July 08, 2000 at 05:26:16 (EDT) TV LAND SHOULD AIR RERUNS OF VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA SOMETIME THIS YEAR MY MOM ME AND MY DAD USED TO WATCH IT OCCASIONALLY ON ABC ON SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7 PM FOLLOWED AT 8 BY THE FBI ON SUNDAY EVENINGS Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma, Wa USA Sunday, July 02, 2000 at 16:34:35 (EDT) Voyage is an early memory for me, and much of it I don't recall. For many years my sole connection with the show was a couple of stories in an old annual, an article in a book, and the 1961 movie. Then in the early 1990s a local network aired a batch of episodes, 18 or so out of 110! It was wonderful to be able to come to grips with it again, and learn a whole lot that had been forgotten. Now I'm producing fanzines, and having a mega-sized whale of a time! Best to all, Mike Adamson Entropy Express Mike Adamson <avatar@senet.com.au> Adelaide, SA Australia Thursday, June 22, 2000 at 09:10:24 (EDT) Howdy!!! Nice site! Sue <stotleralien@yahoo.com> IN USA Sunday, June 18, 2000 at 21:07:00 (EDT) What a wonderful sight dedicated to Voyage! Back in 1995 I got the chance to see and hold the original "FLYING SUB" that was a great honor for me thanks to Mr. Bob Burns! I was 9 years old when this show first premiered and going though this Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea page sure brings back great memories! In 1979 at a convention in San Jose California Bob Burns showed rare make up tests and effects shots from Voyage, I only wish fans today could see what I saw back in 1979! Buzz Bob <scifibobc57d@yahoo.com> El Cerrito, Ca USA Thursday, June 15, 2000 at 19:42:21 (EDT) Hello. Now in my early forties,i used to watch voyage in the 60s and loved it. Now in my middle age, i must still feel like a kid because i love this show just like i did in my younger days. I always wondered why they never made a movie recently. A remake, wow that sure would be great. Well, good luck a have all a good Voyage to the bottom of the sea. Nostalgia Montreal, Canada Saturday, June 10, 2000 at 10:10:20 (EDT) very good site for one of my all time fav show. How about a section concerning the whereabouts of the show's casts and what they are up to today? Yves Leroux <yves_l@videotron.ca> Montreal, QC Canada Wednesday, June 07, 2000 at 21:27:19 (EDT) TV LAND SHOULD AIR THE SERIES I USED TO WATCH IT OCCASIONALLY NOW I WATCH IT ON TV LAND I HAVE VIEW-MASTER REELS I WATCHED IT ON SUNDAYS AT 7 PM BEFORE THE FBI AT 8 PM I LIKED THE EPISODES THAT WERE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD KEEP UP THE GOOD SITE Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma, Wa USA Sunday, June 04, 2000 at 16:48:48 (EDT) Stunning site! I am avid fun The Voyage to the bottom of the sea. I watch this series since 1982, when was 18 years old. My favorites characters: Admiral Nelson, Captain Crane and Patterson. In other hand, my favorites episodes: The mummy, The shadowman, The monster from the inferno (for me,starting the fase of the radiation, where the nuclear reactor is more evident (seasons 3 and 4), The terrible toys, The deadly waters and Terror. Finally, I would like exchange idea and suggestions with other funs!!! Rodolfo Jose Bonafim <rjbonafim@hotmail.com> Santos , Sao Paulo Brazil Friday, May 19, 2000 at 20:36:01 (EDT) What a joy to find! Great lover of this programme when I was a youngster. First watched it in black & white, now I watch the repeats, with my own kids, in colour! Had a very big crush on Kowalski (Del Monroe) and always felt sorry for Chief Sharkey (Terry Becker) I even remember Kowalski in the orginal film version. best wishes to all fans worldwide from Chris in UK Chris Phillips (Mrs) <chris_mufc@lineone.net> EAST SUSSEX, England Wednesday, May 17, 2000 at 17:01:07 (EDT) I was so pleased to find this website. I would imagine that like many teenage girls I had a huge crush on Captain Crane! I alawys hurried home on on Thursady after school to get my weekly fix. A great website to revisit old memories. Can any tell me were it is possible to get tapes or books as I lost my vcr tapes when I moved house. Keep up the good work Melanie Rigden <melanie.rigden@dtn.ntl.com> England Saturday, May 13, 2000 at 16:05:06 (EDT) Glad to find this site, have watched Voyage to the Botton of the Sea from the mid 60's. This is the show that started me on sci-fiction & it was the mother of all sci-fiction shows to me. It hooked me & has has kept me hooked all these years. I wish it was back on air I would tape them all then I would watch them again & again. This is the show of shows for me. I just loved David Hedison & Richard Basehart as Lee Crane & Admiral Nelson. We have lost a great actor in Richard but he has left us good shows & films to remember him by. Just wish Australian TV stations would put it back on. It is a great show the show lines are good even if the film is dated it is a show I would like my kids to watch instead of whats on TV now for them. Bring back the Oldies like Voyage for us to watch. krystyna lichy <krystyna@sofcom.com> sydney, nsw australia Thursday, May 11, 2000 at 13:39:19 (EDT) - Hello friends, I like this ship and his crew since my six year old, and I feel very happy to express here my admiration. Tchau Até logo Bye bye... Eliézer <easas@uol.com.br> Taubaté, SP Brazil Monday, May 08, 2000 at 20:38:17 (EDT) I USED TO WATCH VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA OCCASIONALLY WHEN IT WAS NEW ON ABC ON SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7 P.M. I HAVE THE BOOK ON THE TV SERIES SEAVIEW THE MAKING OF VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA I FOUND THE VOYAGE PROMO ON THE INTERNET EVERY SUNDAY I WATCHED IT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING I LIKE RICHARD BASEHART AND DAVID HEDISON DAVID HEDISON TURNED DOWN THE ROLE OF MIKE BRADY ON THE SERIES THE BRADY BUNCH HE HAD SAID ABOUT THE OFFER AFTER BEING ON A SUBMARINE FOR FOUR YEARS AND FIGHTING MONSTERS THE LAST THING THAT I DO WANT AROUND IS A WIFE SIX KIDS AND A DOG ROBERT REED GOT THE ROLE INSTEAD WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD WRITTEN 15 SCRIPTS THE STARS HAD TOLD WILLIAM WOODFIELD PLEASE STAY AND WRITE MORE SCRIPTS AND HE DID WRITE MORE SCRIPTS MY FAVORITE IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma , Wa USA Sunday, May 07, 2000 at 20:17:43 (EDT) I remember vividly watching Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea when it first aired. Every aspect of the show; the incredible submarine, her brave crew, and the fantastic adventures was something I looked forward to week after week. I loved everything about the show (I must've had the Aurora Seaview submarine kit at least 3 different times before age 10...they just didn't hold up well against giant cats & dogs, younger brother, various cousins, friends and occasional forays into the bathtub). I currently have a few episodes on video as well as the movie which really bring back those childhood memories from NYC. Thanks for this website...it's great!!! Henry Ortega Yomitan, Japan Saturday, May 06, 2000 at 18:57:56 (EDT) Interesting and informative site. Umm...got any suggestions for getting rid of a large white gorilla? Thomas Nester Columbus, OH USA Sunday, April 30, 2000 at 01:39:28 (EDT) I loved Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, but a lot of it I can't remember because they never put it on TV anymore. Now I enjoy Star Trek: TNG, DS9 and Voyager. My Best is Star Trek: Voyager. I can't wait until they get home!!!! Samuel Penybont (village), Powys (county) UK (wales) Tuesday, April 25, 2000 at 14:03:50 (EDT) I remember watching "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" as a toddler. Although I don't remeber if I really understood then what the show was about, I do remember enjoying it, but, by and by, it seemed to disappear from the TV listings. It was some five years ago that a local cable station (late night) started showing Voyage as part of its late-viewing line-up and then as part of its summer line-up (during which I taped every episode, rediscovering the episodes I did remember and discovering ones that I'm pretty certain I never got to see when I was little. Since Voyage started showing (in better, more complete prints) on our version of the Sci-Fi Channel -called Space: the Imagination Station- I have re-copied every episode. My family still can't figure out my "obsession" with the show, but what to "figure out"? It's my favorite show and as far as I know, always will be. Kei Smart <dhanpir@aol.com> Mississauga, ON Canada Wednesday, April 19, 2000 at 19:20:10 (EDT) I have been a fan of *Voyage* ever since it was first aired in 19964. Irwin Allen was a great writer and producer. His downfall was his staff writers. Believe me, the fanzines (including the SLASH ones) have better, less hackneyed writing in them than what was written during the last half of the third all of the fourth season. What a shame that Irwin Allen's brainchild was destroyed by such incompetent scriptwriters. Write to me. Carol A. Bell <kabella@cei.net> Camden, AR USA Saturday, April 15, 2000 at 17:22:30 (EDT) MISS WENDY DOESN'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION SHE LIKED THE SERIES VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA OCCASIONALLY THAT WAS THE ONLY SCIENCE FICTION SERIES SHE LIKED I DON'T LIKE SCIENCE FICTION EITHER NEITHER DOES EVIE MACCUAIG SHE LIKED VTTBOTS OCCASIONALLY MY FAVORITE EPISODE IS DEADLY CREATURE BELOW WITH THE CONVICTS AND THE CREATURE THE EPISODE WAS WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD I LIKED THE EPISODES THAT WERE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD WHO HAD REALLY SAID "IT HAD TURNED OUT TO BE A FINE SHOW THEN RICHARD BASEHART AND DAVID HEDISON BOTH WANTED TO MEET ME AFTER THEY HAD TO READ THE SCRIPT WE'VE EVER HAD THEY SAID THEN AFTER WRITTING THE SCRIPT THEY SAID PLEASE STAY AND WRITE MORE EPISODES AND HE DID STAY AND WRITE MORE SCRIPTS FOR THE TV SERIES MISS WENDY GAVE ME THE VIEW-MASTER REELS OF THE TV SERIES OCTOBER 6,1995 WITH THE HELP OF EVIE MACCUAIG I TAPED THE EPISODES WRITTEN BY WILLIAM READ WOODFIELD WHICH THEY WERE MUTINY,DOOMSDAY,THE INVADERS,THE SABOTEUR,THE EXILE,THE ENEMIES,THE CONDEMNED,TIME BOMB,THE CYBORG,THE PEACEMAKER,THE MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE, WAS ORIGINALLY AIRED DECEMBER 12,1965 THE DAY I WAS BORN ON KILLERS OF THE DEEP,DEADLY CREATURE BELOW MY FAVORITE EPISODE,THE DEATH SHIP,AND THE MENFISH MISS WENDY WATCHED THEM OCCASIONALLY WHEN THEY WERE NEW ON ABC I WATCHED IT WITH MY MOM AND DAD I'M AN ONLY CHILD Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma , Wa USA Sunday, April 02, 2000 at 20:51:23 (EDT) I loved Voyage & Time Tunnel (still do)!! I also liked Star Trek. However if I had to choose between Lee Crane & Jim Kirk, my reply would be a resounding "GO NAVY"!!! David Hedison took what could easily have been a one dimensional character & turned him into role model. Richard Basehart did the same & then some with Admiral Nelson. Thanks for this site. It ROCKS!!!! Tess Donaghy <Spitfire500@aol.com> King of Prussia, PA USA Thursday, March 30, 2000 at 14:30:07 (EST) I had the pleasure of meeting Bob Dowdell (Chip Morton) back in 1963. I was only 15 at the time and he took the time to show a young starstruck country girl from a farm in Arizona that he was appreciative of his fans. At that time he was in "Stoney Burke" with Jack Lord and I liked his character Cody Bristol. I wrote him fan letters and he actually answered them! We exchanged letters over at least a year's time. When I wrote that my family and I were coming to California on vacation he extended an invitation for us to meet him at his home. It was an experience I will never forget. I have heard that Bob has pulled away from the limelight in any way and has no connection with the Hollywood scene any more. I wish there was a way to relay a message to him that the kindess he showed 37 years ago to a shy little country girl has never ever been forgotten. Eileen <neelie@home.com> San Leandro, CA USA Saturday, March 25, 2000 at 18:06:59 (EST) I have watched the show since it first came on and I am now in my mid 40's and I still dream of the cast from voyage to the bottom of the sea, when I go to sleep at night. kat scott <kattomscott @netscape.net> Dbn Hgts, , MI 48125-3034 Saturday, March 18, 2000 at 13:08:54 (EST) When I Was A Kid I Watched Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea My Favorite Episode Deadly Creature Below With The Creature And Escaped Convicts Also My Favorite Episode Which Is The Deadly Dolls With Vincent Price I Have The View-Master Reels With The Episode Deadly Creature Below I Watched It Occasionally On ABC My Mom Dad And I Watched Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea When It Was New Occasionally Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma , Wa USA Sunday, March 05, 2000 at 17:39:26 (EST) When I Was Three Weeks Old I Was Born December 12,1965 The Day The Episode The Monster From Outer Space Was Aired When I Was Three Weeks Old January 2,1966 I Started Watching The Episode Killers Of The Deep On ABC When It Was New The Following Week I Seen The Episode Deadly Creature Below With My Mom And Dad In Color Jack Sonntag Was Production Supervisor Of Episode Deadly Creature Below I Used To Watch It Sometimes On ABC With My Mom And Dad On Sundays At 7 P.M. Sometimes I Watched Lassie A Voyage Competeter I Found The View-Master Reels "Dellie Goose"Hutchinson Tacoma , Wa USA Sunday, February 13, 2000 at 21:03:01 (EST) Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea!!!!!!!!! Two Thumbs up!!! Egbert. Egbert Habes <Habes.Wim@wxs.nl> Badhoevedorp, Holland Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 14:44:36 (EST) life is a strange thing sometimes. i love it and i hate it. but mostly i love it. women are strange beings sometimes. i love them and i hate them. but mostly i need them. the world gets everyday smaller. the world is not enough. the world is inside you. kuene <kuene@gmx.de> zuerich, Monday, January 31, 2000 at 08:09:25 (EST) Voyage is one of my all time favorite shows. The episode I love the most is "The Deadly Dolls", it reunited Vincent Price and David Hedison. Because I saw the show when I was a child I always thought that the admiral and the captain were enemies, not until now when I had a chance to watch the episodes again did I find out what was really going on. I wish that the SciFi channel would play the episodes without cutting them up to make room for more commericals. It's pretty frustrating to be right in the middle of an exciting scene and thats when the break for a commerical. I wish that the episodes were available on tape so I could buy them. I know that Columbia House did sell them but only a few episodes not the whole set. I'm using my brothers terminal and I don't have his web address available, I only know that it contains the name puddy-tat. If any knows where I could get uncut, restored copies at a reasonable price please let me know. This is one show that has been over looked and never given it's proper credit for what it tributed to tv. Janet Failmezger Milwaukie, OR US Saturday, January 15, 2000 at 19:57:23 (EST) I watched VTTBTS as a young boy when it was on the network in prime time. Then I saw it again in the late 60's or early 70's when it was in syndication. And then in 1993 I was able to see it again and tape all the episodes while it was on the Sci-Fi Channel. It's always been one of my favorite shows...I especially like Admiral Nelson, Captain Crane and the Flying Sub. I got my girlfriend interested in the series when it was on the Sci-Fi Channel and she interviewed David Hedison for an hour back in 1994 when she was working as a talk show host on WGMD Radio inRehoboth Beach, Delaware. I wish the Sci Fi Channel would put it back on the air and leave it there! Even they seem to value "Lost In Space" more highly than "Voyage"! Ken <kengough@webtv.net> Hartland, VT USA Friday, January 14, 2000 at 11:42:26 (EST) I Have Not Seen Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea On The Sci-Fi Channel In A Year The First TV Series I Had Watched When I Was Three Weeks Old Was Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea On ABC And KOMO-TV Channel 4 On Sunday Evenings At 7 P.M. Followed By The F.B.I. At 8 P.M.Mrs.Wendy Martindale Watched It Occasionally On Sunday Evenings At 7 P.M.It Was The Only Science Fiction Series That She Watched Occasionally On ABC Sundays At 7 P.M.Keep Up The Good Site Then Dellie Goose Hutchinson Tacoma, Wa USA Sunday, January 02, 2000 at 19:07:05 (EST) I'm crazy for all tv series created by the genius Irwin Allen and Voyage always my favorite one. I adored that home page and i'll disclose among all that fans that i know in my country.Go on the great work to that those seriate will never fall in forgetfulness. Andre Barata <albarata@highway.com.br> Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brasil Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 23:23:25 (EST) See web poll, Delphi About.com under Venture2. For all readers to this site. Write Venture 2 at DelphiForums About.com. stephen russell <steventure@AOL.com> Glendale, CA USA Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 13:40:28 (EST) Hi: Now you can vote for our favorite Actors Richard Basehart and David Hedison and Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea also The Phantom (Shown Below)...... Thanks Mike Troha Vote for your favorite tv actor! http://www.freevote.com/booth/tikofavactor Vote for your favorite tv series! http://www.freevote.com/booth/tiko2favseries Vote for your favorite tv actress! http://www.freevote.com/booth/tiko4favactress Vote for you favorite bad boy! http://www.freevote.com/booth/tiko3favbadboys Mike Troha <miket1953@webtv.net> MPLS, Mn USA Tuesday, December 28, 1999 at 03:45:11 (EST) I watched Escape from Venice last night--I was sure I'd seen all episodes at least once, but there were scenes I didn't remember at all. Definitely an episode worth multiple viewings, though :). (Test message, hoping the thing is still working!) Hester <hjbe@mail.portup.com> Monday, December 27, 1999 at 11:35:56 (EST) I grew up watching Voyage. I always watch the show on Sunday's At7:00pm Back the show did well. I'm glad the SCFI channel has the show in reruns. Is there going to be any new revied version of this others from the sixies coming to tv this year? I'll always will watch Voyage. please send updates about Yoyage new shows. Signed Reggie Busby Reggie C.Busby JR. <RCB123JR@webtv.net> Charlotte, NC United States Friday, March 12, 1999 at 22:12:21 (EST) I FINALLY got Internet at home and couldn't believe how many people share my love of VTTBOTF! I thought I was the only person who still remembered this great show. I've had a crush on David Hedison forever (hope my husband doesn't read this!). Dani <lpolitano@home.ca> Toronto, Canada Tuesday, March 02, 1999 at 23:26:29 (EST) Thanks so very much for relaying all of the information! Particularly with the plot descriptions. The show airs daily here around 4:AM, and sometimes I tape them and watch them later. Now that my local affiliate is issuing the names of the episodes on its web site, I can judge from your descriptions whether I wish to view this particular episode... one more time. Alain Pepin <pepina@netc.net> QC Canada Thursday, January 28, 1999 at 23:40:27 (EST) I Finally Found The View-Master Reels Of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea I Got Them From Alan Wallace Mrs.Wendy Martindale And Evie Maccuaig Stopped By Last Week Now I Got The View-Master Reels I Would Like To See The Series Uncut Fully Restored Fully Digitally Remastered And In Their Original Broadcast Order The Way That It Was Seen I Liked The Episodes Written By William Read Woodfield When I Was Three Weeks Old I Seen The Episode Killers Of The Deep On ABC In Color The Following Week Deadly Creature Below I Got The View-Master Reels Of The Episode Escape I Liked The Series Better Then The Other Irwin Allen Series I Did Del Hutchinson Dellie Goose @aol.com del hutchinson <Dellie Goose @aol.com> tacoma , wa usa Sunday, January 24, 1999 at 20:47:25 (EST) my favorite episode of the series was aired 33 years ago today january 9,1966 deadly creature below i watched the episode when i was a toddler after i was born on december 12,1965 the episode was shot in color i watched it on abc and komo tv channel 4 in seattle washington david hedison turned down the mike brady role on the brady bunch four years later he played felix leiter in the bond movie live and let die starring roger moore his old friend del hutchinson dellie goose @aol.com del hutchinson <dellie goose@aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Sunday, January 10, 1999 at 00:00:00 (EST) great site.my favorite episode is the mermaid with dianne webber. she is the only female guest star to have no dialogue.all of her underwater scenes are from her movie,the mermaids of tiburon.john lamb did the underwater photography for both the movie and voyage.because of the censors they had to use seaweed to cover her navel.can you believe it?keep up the good work. craig rubacha <cjmny.webtv.net> babylon, ny u.s.a. Saturday, January 09, 1999 at 02:00:33 (EST) great site.my favorite episode is the mermaid with dianne webber. she is the only female guest star to have no dialogue.all of her underwater scenes are from her movie,the mermaids of tiburon.john lamb did the underwater photography for both the movie and voyage.because of the censors they had to use seaweed to cover her navel.can you believe it?keep up the good work. craig rubacha <cjmny.webtv.net> babylon, ny u.s.a. Saturday, January 09, 1999 at 00:21:45 (EST) When I Was Three Weeks Old I Was Born December 12,1965 After I Moved Over To Yelm I Watched The Voyage Episode Killers Of the Deep January 2,1966 And the Following Week On Sunday January 9,1966 Deadly Creature Below I Liked The Episodes Written By William Read Woodfield And Allan Balter I Have Been Trying To Find The View-Master Reels Of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea From Sawyers B483 At Collectible Stores All Over Tacoma The Episode Is Deadly Creature Below And That Is My Favorite Episode I Liked The First And Second Season Of The TV Sci-Fi Adventure Series Nowadays I Watch It On The Sci-Fi Channel At 4 And 5 A.M. In The Morning I tape The Episodes On VCR I Like To Order The VTTBOTS Tapes Someday From Columbia House I Taped Some Episodes Off The Sci-Fi Channel I Like To See The Episodes Uncut And Restored Also Digitally Remastered And In their Original Broadcast Order The Way Their Seen That Way Right On The Sci-Fi Channel I Tried To Find The View-Master Reels When I Went With Mrs.Wendy Martindale When I Find those View-Master Reels From Sawyers With The booklet In Them Also The Ordering Blank And The Envelope With The Picture On The Cover In The Packet And Their Sealed Their 20 Dollars In Mint Condition I Would Have All Voyage collectibles del hutchinson <dellie goose> tacoma, wa usa Monday, December 14, 1998 at 20:01:17 (EST) Hi Hester. I'm relatively new to the internet and just recently stumbled upon your site. This is incredible! Thru this site, the Columbia House Video tapes of VTTBOTS episodes(of which I have purchased all five tapes), and the current showings of Voyage on the Sci-Fi channel I have rediscovered the show that I watched religiously(so to speak) in it's syndicated form all thru the '70s. What a great show it was and still is today, probably my all-time favorite. It remains one of the best-loved and most significant sci-fi series in television history, and I am enjoying it no less at age 37 than I did at age 12. Its refreshing to know there are so many fellow fans out there, and I feel like we are finally getting our due. I was just under 4 yrs old when the show originally aired in Sept. 1964, so I don't remember having watched any of the black & white episodes from the first season(although I think that these were some of the best!). I can only vaguely remember watching some of the episodes from the second season, and I remember more vividly gathering around the tube at 7pm on Sunday nights to watch episodes from the third and fourth seasons with my Mom, Dad, and brothers. To watch it now brings back memories both of the show and the era in which it aired. But like a lot of other devotees of the show, I grew up on Voyage and got to know & appreciate it best when it went into syndication, and I seldom ever missed an episode. For awhile it seemed to have fallen out of syndication in the '80s, but I never totally forgot about the show or the actors. Now I have "found" it all over again. This is like going to a reunion and meeting up with old shipmates whom you have not seen in years! Richard Basehart did such a great job as Admiral Nelson(God bless him, he was great in just about everything he appeared in!). And any kid who grew up watching David Hedison play the heroic Captain Crane undoubtedly dreamed of being a nuclear sub skipper someday. And who can forget the capable XO Chip Morton, Chief "Curly" Jones, Chief Sharkey, Sparks, the Doc, Kowalski, Patterson, and of course Stu Rielly(it's a riot to listen to his mid-60s "surfer dude" lingo!). Not only is the tv series still great fun to watch, but the original 1961 film with Walter Pidgeon and Barbara Eden that spawned the series is still enjoyable(the acting in the movie may be rather "hokie" by today's standards, but the special effects and underwater photography are still quite stunning). I think without a doubt Voyage was the best of the four series that Irwin Allen produced. I have always felt that Voyage has been given "short shrift" in comparison with that other 1960's sci-fi tv favorite Star Trek. For years we "Voyagers" have had to put up with all these "Trekkie" people and their harping(no offense to the original Star Trek series with Shatner and Nimoy which I also watched regularly in syndication and enjoyed, but I have never been able to get into any of the current tv or film manifestations of Star Trek, and I always preferred Voyage over Star Trek anyway). It's interesting to note that both James Doohan and George Takei made guest appearances on episodes of Voyage. At any rate, suffice it to say I have always been a big fan of Voyage and will continue to tape as many episodes as I can. The only complaints I have about the Sci-Fi channel's showings of it are the quality and I also notice they have snipped out a few scenes here and there from some episodes. I really wish Columbia House would come out with some more remastered tapes of Voyage episodes. The quality was great! I'll have to visit your site regularly because there is so much more I'd like to share about the show, and I also enjoy reading what others have to say about it. In the meantime keep up the good work!(Sorry that this has gone on so long). Mike Tennant <Redbeard61@aol.com> Clawson, MI USA Monday, December 14, 1998 at 00:52:14 (EST) A million times thankyou to an information starved Australian. agreat site and to think that there are like minded people in the world I am obviously very excited to find youall and have had a wonderful hour hunting up information re voyage and its stars.Lyn Lyn <domlyn@camtech.net.au> Adelaide, SA Australia Sunday, December 13, 1998 at 22:36:58 (EST) Great site! I really enjoy VTTBOTS and I have a few episodes (from Columbia House Video) so I can see the brave crew of the Seaview in action. I was born the year the series came on but I remember watching the reruns on syndication as a kid. I had the biggest crush on David Hedison (Lee Crane), matter of fact I still do! I really love each and everyone one of the characters and the actors who played them. I would like to see them make a movie, but with the original cast. Until then, I'll enjoy the reruns on cable. Does anyone know where I can get any of the the comic books that they did on VTTBOTS? Thanks for a great site! Maria-Isabel Soto <mipsoto@earthlink.net> El Segundo, CA USA Saturday, December 12, 1998 at 01:27:29 (EST) my favorite episode of voyage to the bottom of the sea was deadly creature below which aired on january 9,1966 i seen that episode long time ago when i was four weeks old with my mom and dad on the old olympic color television set when i lived in yelm jack sonntag was production supervisor on january 9,1966 william self was in charge of production at 20th century-fox in the television division i got up early this morning also taped the show at 5 a.m. pacific time my signature episode of the series deadly creature below i will keep the episode on video cassette it is in color i liked the episodes which they were written by william read woodfield and allan balter they left after the second season and became involved with the series mission impossible at desilu later paramount voyage to the bottom of the sea was called the mission impossible with a submarine del hutchinson tacoma washington del hutchinson tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, December 09, 1998 at 19:39:11 (EST) I can´t understand why isn´t Harriman leading the survey results. Nelson is the cutes guy, the most inteligent and in a word: the best. All those who read these lines and want to contact me for speaking about Harriman Nelson or Richard Basehart (the best actor all over the world and beyond, and the most wonderful voice I´ve ever heard) are very wellcome to write me (please, do!!!). And those who are not agree with me and want to discuss my point of view are, of course, very wellcome to write me too.Come on, I´m waiting. Harriet Nielsen <harriet.nielsen@mailexcite.com> Barcelona, Spain Wednesday, December 09, 1998 at 14:13:07 (EST) i would really like to have the collectibles from the tv series i used to watch it three weeks after i was born on december 12,1965 i watched some episodes of voyage to the bottom of the sea i seen the episode on sunday january 2,1966 at 7 p.m. killers of the deep on ABC and komo tv channel 4 in seattle i seen the episodes written by william read woodfield and allan balter killers of the deep deadly creature below the death ship and the menfish i used to watch it sometimes with my mom and my dad when i was three weeks old my favorite writters of the series william read woodfield and allan balter i used to watch it occasionally when ever it was on as an adult i taped 8 episodes on video i watch it every morning on sci-fi channel at 4 A.M. and 5 A.M. before i leave for work at 7 A.M. del hutchinson tacoma wa dellie goose @ aol>com del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma , wa usa Wednesday, December 02, 1998 at 21:12:59 (EST) I was really glad to find this site! I was fourteen when Voyage first aired and I fell in love with Richard Basehart and David Hedison. Voyage was and still is my favorite show and I have been taping the shows on the Sci-Fi channel. I think I must have taped them all by now - some of them twice! Someday I'm going to have to get more organized in my cataloging! Kathy Stant kstant@erols.com Richmond, VA USA Kathy Stant <kstant@erols.com> Richmond, VA USA Tuesday, December 01, 1998 at 01:33:37 (EST) I was 14 when Voyage first came on TV and Admiral Nelson is my favorite character and Richard Basehart my favorite character. It is very to see and know there are others out there who still love the show. Keep it up! I intend to check in often. Richard Basehart probably would have loved this also. Patricia Malone <Harlock@HOME.com> Rahway, NJ USA Sunday, November 29, 1998 at 20:47:47 (EST) when i was three weeks old i started watching voyage to the bottom of the sea on sunday january 2,1966 at 7 p.m. on abc television network and komo tv channel 4 a day after moving to yelm i watched the episode called killers of the deep then the following week the episode deadly creature below i do not like science fiction the only science fiction series i like was voyage to the bottom of the sea i like to know where i can find the view-master reels from sawyers they are sealed i like to find the collectibles from the television series i watched the show sometimes when they were all the originals i have 3 episodes in black and white taped i would tape 7 color episodes time bomb the peacemaker the machines strike back killers of the deep deadly creature below the death ship and the menfish del hutchinson <dellie goose @aol.com> tacoma, wa 98409 Sunday, November 22, 1998 at 23:26:16 (EST) I have always liked Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. My favorite characters are Kowalski and Chip Morton. Crystal Golladay <crystal.golladay@it.lf.cc.va.us> Edinburg, Va. 22824 Monday, November 16, 1998 at 14:26:25 (EST) Wow, someone else still has the view master reels. I have a stamped autographed picture of the crew that I was sent years ago when I wrote to Bob Dowdell for an autograph. Charlene <cbiltz@webtv.net> Leavenworth, KS USA Sunday, November 15, 1998 at 22:53:27 (EST) i have 38 collectibles from the voyage to the bottom of the sea television series view-master reels #B483 from sawyers containing the episode deadly creature below 16 comic books from gold key hardcover book from whitman 1 television s greatest hits volume 2 record album 1 cd 1 cassette 1 starlog magazine 2 books on the tv series 2 model kits 1 lunch box 1 board game 1 starlog magazine 1 toy and model collector book 4 epi-log magazines 2 coloring books 1 tv script and 5 two episode video cassettes i will tape 10 episodes del hutchinson del hutchinson <dellie goose @aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Thursday, November 12, 1998 at 21:56:40 (EST) i liked voyage to the bottom of the sea better then those sci-fi shows that was the only one that i ever liked it premiered on september 14,1964 15 months before i was born december 12,1965 my dad seen the episode the machines strike back me my mom and my dad watched it sometimes when it was new on abc i have taped 10 episodes off the sci-fi channel after i get out of bed at 3 a.m. i have 24 collectibles from the old tv series evie maccuaig mrs.wendy martindale and myself will go antique shopping so i can buy the voyage collectibles del hutchinson < seaview @ vOYAGE.COM del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 21:26:06 (EST) i love your site keep up the good work i used to watch it occasionally with my mom and dad in lakewood and we moved to yelm i first started watching it when i was three weeks old on january 2,1966 the episode killers of the deep then the following week on sunday january 9,1966 i had seen deadly creature below i used to watch it once in a while when it was new on abc and on komo tv channel 4 i seen the death ship on february 20,1966 and the menfish march 6,1966 i seen it in color on january 2,1966 when i was three weeks old del hutchinson tacoma wa del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 21:13:01 (EST) i have 5 voyage to the bottom of the sea tapes i have 10 episodes eleven days to zero the ghost of moby dick mutiny the invaders the peacemaker the machines strike back killers of the deep deadly creature below the death ship the menfish i have the collectibles such as view-master reels # B483 from sawyers 16 comic books from gold key whitman hardcover book television s greatest hits record album audio cassette and cd 2 model kits from aurora seaview and flying sub and one board game from milton bradley del hutchinson del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 20:52:24 (EST) i will have the 16 episodes taped i will tape 16 more episodes in color jonah and the whale time bomb the cyborg the left-handed man the peacemaker the x factor the machines strike back the monster from outer space killers of the deep deadly creature below the sky s on fire graveyard of fear the shape of doom dead men s doubloons the death ship and the menfish i have the book on voyage to the bottom of the sea view-master reels # b483 from sawyers the whitman hardcover book and other collectibles thank you very much del hutchinson del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 12:18:51 (EST) when i was in my playpin i watched voyage to the bottom of the sea once in a while on sunday evenings at 7 with my mom and my dad on the olympic the series had went to color three months before i was born the episode that aired was the machines strike back december 12,1965 the color episodes i will tape jonah and the whale time bomb the cyborg the left-handed man the peacemaker the x factor the machines strike back the monster from outer space killers of the deep deadly creature below i have the book seaview del hutchinson del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol>com> tacoma, wa usa Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 12:04:55 (EST) when i was a todler i was in my playpin voyage to the bottom of the sea premiered in 1964 the year before i was born i watch the black and white episodes on the sci-fi channel at 4 a.m. i am up by then i rose out of bed at 3 a.m on weekdays and i tape 16 episodes in black and white eleven days to zero the city beneath the sea the fear-makers the price of doom hot line the ghost of moby dick the last battle mutiny doomsday the invaders the human computer the saboteur the exile the enemies the condemned and the traitor del hutchinson seaview @ voyage.com tacoma del hutchinson <dellie goose @ aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Tuesday, November 10, 1998 at 23:35:28 (EST) i am pleased to have found your site. i used to watch voyage to the bottom of the sea sometimes sunday evening at 7 p.m. with my mom and my dad that was the only sci-fi show i liked i watched it on abc and on komo tv channel 4 now as an adult i would tape 16 episodes of voyage to the bottom of the sea i like the ones written by william read woodfield i tape the 16 episodes in black and white and 16 more episodes in color i watch it at 4 a.m in the morning i will have a voyage collection on video cassette del hutchinson tacoma seaview@ voyage.com tuesday november 11 1998 at 8;08 p.m.(PST) del hutchinson <delliegoose@aol.com> tacoma, wa usa Tuesday, November 10, 1998 at 23:08:35 (EST) Well I am glad to know I am not the only one with Voyage fever. The web page is great and packed with all sorts of information. Please keep it going. Submarines have been an interest for over 40 years, and Voyage one of my favorite shows. Wonder what Richard Basehart would have thought of how much and how long the interest in this series has continued. Now have access to SciFi channel and am enjoying the episodes all over again. If they would just remaster and sell thetapes without commericals. g.houston <gbh@okstate.edu> stillwater, ok usa Tuesday, November 10, 1998 at 13:50:40 (EST) Hello to the pleasant woman whom I met at Jerry Orringer's Movie shop in NY a few Fridays ago. I was happy to meet a VTTBOTS fan. I don't believe I got your name. I have no idea if you go this page but write me sometime. Thanks alot RB <cnm@pond.com> Tuesday, October 20, 1998 at 19:01:27 (EDT) I love your site! Keep up the good work!! Kurt Kondrad <kurt.kondrad@mci.com> Modesto, CA USA Monday, October 19, 1998 at 04:43:02 (EDT) Thank god i'm not the only one who loves voyage to the bottom of the sea,keep up the good work Dave Roffey <d.roffey@which.net> London, UK Sunday, October 18, 1998 at 13:10:39 (EDT) Is there any talk about making Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea A movie in the near future? The Seaview and the flying sub were so advanced looking that they could use them in the movie. That would be awesome!!!!! i am also trying to obtain a model of the seaview land the flying sub if they are available. When I was younger I had A model of both. Thank you , Sam Masella Sam Masella <yybl02f@prodigy.com> crystal lake, il united states Friday, October 09, 1998 at 04:20:27 (EDT) Have been "hooked" on Voyage since it first aired. Love the Admiral! Looking for any info on Voyage and/or Richard Basehart. San-d Lynas <nelson@netwave.ca> Brampton, Ont Canada Sunday, September 27, 1998 at 18:46:35 (EDT) I really enjoy dropping in to your site. I've dropped by every 3 or 4 months to keep up with the latest news. I remember watching Voyage way back in '64 when I was just 10 years old. It was great fun then, and still is now on the Sci-Fi channel. The sight of the Seaview charging off on another mission always made my sunday evenings. I still have my models of the Seaview and the Flying Sub from Aurora. That show was always one of my favorites. Thanks again for a great site! Dave Carlson <outfishn@baldeagle.com> White Bear Lake, MN USA Sunday, September 27, 1998 at 00:06:21 (EDT) I was ~10 years old when Voyage first appeared on tv and it was was my favorite show until it ended, I am now tapeing as many episodes as I can on the Sci-Fi channel, and I like your site it does bring back alot of memories of the old show. Steve Stevenson <ssteve55@hotmail.com> pottsville, ar usa Friday, September 25, 1998 at 00:37:31 (EDT) I really appreciate your page. I remember first watching VTTBOTS when I was just a kid and enjoying it very much. I still like watching it now and I was glad to see your episode synopsies. Boy, did it bring back memories. Thanks for the site and all the info. Bobbie <BB@Tucreative.com> Longmont, CO USA Friday, September 18, 1998 at 01:24:44 (EDT) I have watched Voyage every week when it was first released. I remember being very disappointed when it was taken off the air and even moreso when SeaQuest made its appearance. At present, I find myself in front of the TV watching all over again and realizing how ahead of it's time this show really was. Thanks to all of you who keep it going. I am so happy to be among you. Norma Hickey <HICKEY@aol.com> Tinton Falls, NJ USA Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 00:19:29 (EDT) I have watched Voyage every week when it was first released. I remember being very disappointed when it was taken off the air and even moreso when SeaQuest made its appearance. At present, I find myself in front of the TV watching all over again and realizing how ahead of it's time this show really was. Thanks to all of you who keep it going. I am so happy to be among you. Norma Hickey <HICKEY@aol.com> Tinton Falls, NJ USA Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 00:16:05 (EDT) Voyage was one of my favorite TV shows as I was growing up, and I am pleased to be able to share my thoughts with others who also treasure the series. When I watched the reruns as a teenager, I was impressed with the quality of the musical score which accompanied the action; this music is thrilling to listen to even today. I have taped a lot of the music and often listen to it on my way to work. If anyone else shares my love of the musical score, or has any information on it, please let me know at my e-mail address. Also, I'm curious if anyone has ever figured out the "floor plan" of the Seaview. I was always impressed by the maze of corridors, and wonder what the set must have looked like when the show was in production. Chuck <wilmanski@aol.com> Battle Creek, MI USA Monday, September 14, 1998 at 16:52:58 (EDT) Like the site. Would be interesting to have a list of Voyage model kits that are available, and where they can be found. Jim Hannaford <sp27343@ssp.navy.mil> Alexandria, VA USA Wednesday, September 09, 1998 at 10:15:27 (EDT) Just wanted to drop in and tell you that I found your site to be very helpful and resourceful and I will be back!:)
Very nice your page. Voyage is a serie marvellous. My favourite. Visit my column about Irwin Allen World. The column have got the writers William Welch, Charles Bennet, Robert Hammer, Shimon Wincelberg, Allan Balter, ............ Visit the page Lost in Space Brazil ( Fernando Ramos ) http//.mcanet.com.br/lostinspace/ Marcus Vinicius Anversa <MVANVERSA@pcdad01.on.br> Niteroi, RJ Brazil Sunday, September 06, 1998 at 15:41:34 (EDT) I just wanted to "Thank you" for having a website like this. I have been a fan for over 20 years and used to watch the show with my brothers, when I was a kid. I have all the shows on tape ( VCR ). Was there only 110 espos. ? or were there more then that? Thanks again, SEAVIEW001 George Costeniuc <SEAVIEW001@AOL.COM> Fair lawn, NJ USA Saturday, September 05, 1998 at 00:33:55 (EDT) i just began to watch the series again after about twenty five years. i kind of found a six year old inside of me that i forgot i had. she was still there and in love with them all after all that time. i wish there were more stories even in book format so we could know them even more. lil quong <?> vernon b,c, can,, Friday, August 28, 1998 at 21:54:22 (EDT) How's it going on the seaview? Are computer was for about a week until 2 Weeks ago. I have to say I Haven't got the Trivia Quiz figured out yet. Well I'm going to watch the rest of "Day Of Evil". BYE! P.S. EiMail Me at seaview@go-concepts.com Andrew Colliver <seaview@go-concepts.com> Lebanon, OH Duh! USA! Thursday, August 27, 1998 at 15:23:21 (EDT) Wonderful site. The episode "THE BRAND OF THE BEAST" is my favorite episode of any TV show in history. And I was recently able to get an uncut print of it. Richard Basehart (1914-1984) remains my favorite actor of all time. I'm sure he took the flying sub straight to the stars of Heaven. Jeff McFadden <goodson75@aol.com> FL Thursday, August 27, 1998 at 00:01:56 (EDT) It brings back memories from my childhood, as I was in elementary school when it went off the air. Richard Basehart had such a great voice. He always conveyed intelligence and charisma (of an authoritative sort). David Hedison was also dynamic in his role. I recall one of the black-and-white episodes that had David's father as a guest star. Thank you for creating and maintaining this Website. Paul DesJardins <sebastian1991@voyager.net> Ann Arbor, MI USA Thursday, August 20, 1998 at 23:06:14 (EDT) Does anyone know how I can purchase a copy of Mr. Phillips' book? I haven't seen it in any bookstores--Borders, Barnes & Noble, Walden, and B. Dalton just to name a few. Where any of you at the Chiller Theatre Expo in April. David Hedison seemed rather quiet and reserved. I have not the slightest idea why. Perhaps his mind was on other matters. Does anyone know if there are any plans for any actors from the series to appear at any conventions in the PA, NJ, DE, or NY areas? Robert Baum <cnm@pond.com> Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Friday, August 14, 1998 at 17:29:00 (EDT) yes. thank goodness for those oversize, easy to enter (at least if your an actor!) airducts. A note: Voyage apparently doesn't come on Sci-Fi channel anymore. Does anyone know if it will be renewed? (I don't think I can make it without some episodes (airducts or not!) I wish a network would have a voyageathon or at least a submarine marathon for us deep sea loving fans. "THE ADMIRAL WILL FIGURE SOMETHING OUT"!! (as the captain would say often.) Roland <cvw1996@amaonline.com> a small town, Tx USA Thursday, July 23, 1998 at 20:52:56 (EDT) Congratulations for your great web page !! Do you know where can I find a Seaview pictures ? Best Regards Alfredo Hernandez Giles <alfrhg@bital.com> Mexico City, DF Mexico Thursday, July 23, 1998 at 17:48:15 (EDT) or the bad elements on board had used the ventilating system as a way to travel surreptitiously through the ship. Does anyone know how many references to air duct travel can be found among VTTBOTS's plots? Episode 12 from season 1 has one, but I'm sure there are more. My family and I used to joke about it when anyone in any t.v. series was in trouble and needed an escape route to safety! Carol <cajenn@erols.com> Springfield, VA Wednesday, July 22, 1998 at 20:06:48 (EDT) I'm a teacher who was told a story today about a student who had crawled up into the space above the ceiling at school only to fall through it, onto a teacher's desk in a classroom below. I told my colleagues that this reminded me of the times the Seaview crew or the Carol <cajenn@erols.com> Springfield, VA USA Wednesday, July 22, 1998 at 19:56:49 (EDT) Great info! So glad to see so many others enjoying the popular sci-fi stories of the 60's. I'm tracking down a co-star Mark Slade who played Malone on the series and was in the original cast of the movie. Anybody know what he is doing, any bio info would be appreciated. I'll check out that lead from Mark Phillips on the recent Sci-Fi TV book he wrote. The search goes on... Thanks for a great web page. b.a.LaGrange <balagrange@yahoo.com> Lucerne Valley, ca usa Tuesday, July 21, 1998 at 12:43:36 (EDT) wow! It was really great to find this site. thanks to whoever made it. I have always loved Voyage. My dad & I would watch it together when I was growing up in Canada. (I was born in Newfoundland so I've always had a love for the ocean) One thing I really like about the episodes is that they have clean language (proof positive that you don't have to swear when you get mad-need more people these days with self control) moved here in 1980 and married my wife. God has been really good to our family. Roland <cvw1996@amaonline.com> a small town, Tx USA Friday, July 17, 1998 at 22:58:49 (EDT) Thanks so much for this site! I grew up in England in the 60s, and "Voyage" was by far my favorite show. The episode "Cave of the Dead" began a pattern of nightmares in which I was pursued by living skeletons.... the nightmares lasted years, but I never stopped watching the show. Favorite episode: either "Cave of the Dead", or the episode in which the Seaview rescued the survivors of a WW2 submarine trapped for 40 years in the cave of a volcanic island. And good old Admiral Nelson - gone to that great Marine Research Institute in the Sky... Thanks again, and keep up the good work! Paul Meehan <110324.514@compuserve.com> Alexandria, VA USA Sunday, July 12, 1998 at 20:32:47 (EDT) I'm new to the internet and I had no idea how many things a person can find here. However, I do have one thing to note. Voyage is no longer showing in my time zone (pacific). Which makes me sad. Voyage has been one of my favorite shows for a long long time. I'm going to add this site to my home page!!!! Barbara <bkreynolds@uswest.net> Spokane, WA USA Wednesday, July 08, 1998 at 23:51:36 (EDT) I really enjoyed browing through your site. I have beena fan of "Voyage" since I was a young girl, and this web site is an absolute delight to me. I expect to be visiting this site very often. G.J. Puel <IGwenever@aol.com> Carnegie, PA USA Saturday, July 04, 1998 at 18:46:58 (EDT) After reading the letter from Mark Phillips, I read the artical in Starlog Yearbook, and fount it very interesing. I also ordered the Science Fiction Television Series book that he co-authored, and it's rather expensive. Barnes and Noble had to oder it from the publisher and said it will cost $75.00! If anyone knows where I could get it cheaper, I'd like to hear about it. Mariann <navigator.navigator@worldnet.att.net> Saturday, July 04, 1998 at 09:45:06 (EDT) Since first coming across your web page on Voyage, I check it at least once a week for any new information you may have. I am now a member of "The Chipettes" and loving it. I believe you have the best web page for Voyage, so keep it up, it's great! I mustn't forget "The Temple of Morton" in honor of Chip Morton. It is a must see. Lib Turek Lib Turek <LibTurek@msn.com> Winter Spgs, FL USA Friday, July 03, 1998 at 00:44:01 (EDT) I love your site!! But I wonder what your E-mail is. Because I am thinking about making a site. If so I'd like to give you my web address so you can see it. You see I don't know it's address yet. I have some addvise. Don't try to get VTTBS tapes by Columbia House. I tried but when I eventully had five tapes they didn't have enough people to tape them for. So they don't tape them any more. Since they send two episodes on each tape I have ten including, Eleven Days Till Zero, The Invaders, Mutiny (seson one), Five of us are left....., The Price of Doom, The Peacemaker, The Ghost of Moby Dick, The Silent Sabotors, Doomsday, and The Menfish. I am nine. -Arthur Odell Newkirk Niven Arthur Odell Newkirk Niven <arthur@sagewoman> Point Arena, CA USA Monday, June 29, 1998 at 23:24:28 (EDT) This is a marvelous site for Voyage, well researched and informative. Great work, Hester! Like most everyone here, I grew up watching Voyage. In the last few years, it's been nice to see Jay Leno, Drew Carey, Mel Gibson, Steven Spielberg, Tim Allen and other celebrities express fondness for the series. I had the good fortune to co-write the book SCIENCE FICTION TELEVISION SERIES (McFarland) recently and Voyage was one of the 62 TV series exhaustively covered. Many Voyage people granted us exclusive interviews - David Hedison, Terry Becker, Nigel Mckeand, Pat Priest, Joe Tata, Mark Slade, Larry Montaigne, the late Jock Gaynor, George Lindsey, former ABC President Tom Moore and many others.. For those wondering about Del Monroe, there's a full-length interview with "Kowalski" in the current STARLOG YEARBOOK (Xena cover). I mention all this because for years Voyage material was almost impossible to find. Jack and Jill magazine did a beautiful color photo-story of the Voyage episode, "Journey with Fear" in 1968; Famous Monsters did 'Fires of Death" as a photo story in 1969, but it's only been in the last few years that Voyage has received well deserved attention. This web site is an example of that. Keep up the great work, Hester. Mark Phillips Victoria, Canada Sunday, June 28, 1998 at 00:14:18 (EDT) I apologize for the typos on my previous message. That was the first email I had ever send, and while I was trying to correct my mistakes,I somehow ended up sending the blasted thing! I really do enjoy this web site, particularly the fanzines. Please accept my apology for the mistakes. Mariann Marian Hornlein <navigator.navigator@worldnet.att.net> Friday, June 26, 1998 at 18:21:56 (EDT) It's great to find so many fans of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. I was wondering where I could find out more info on the cast members. example: marital status, children, what are they doing now etc. etc. This website is great and very informative. Will there be more plot descriptions written for the rest of the episodes? Chris <csrmailbox.bc.sympatico.ca> Canada Thursday, June 25, 1998 at 01:22:43 (EDT) I really enjoy this web site. I"ve been a fan of Voyage sine the pilot in k963, and a fan of Richard Basehart since Moby Dick in l956. Unfortunately, there isn't a great deal of information available about MNr. Basehart. If anyone knows anything about him, what kind of person he was, for example, could you tell us? Mariann Hornlien <navigator.navigator@worldnet.att.net> Willingboro, NJ USA Sunday, June 21, 1998 at 13:55:43 (EDT) The name of the short, stocky actor who appeared in nearly every episode is Ron Stein, a stunt man who went on to do work on Airwolf. Linda Adams Thursday, June 18, 1998 at 20:03:14 (EDT) I've been a fan of Voyage ever since it first aired on TV. I was just a kid then, but, I was hooked at first glance. I still watch the episodes aired on the SCI Fi Channel, and have quite a few of them on video tape. My favorite characters are Admiral Nelson, Chief Sharkey, Kowalski, & Patterson. I also liked the doctor (Richard Bull).There was also an actor who appeared in almost every episode as a seaman, sometimes he wore the red coverall and sometimes he wore the blue. He was a short, kind of stocky fellow, with very black hair, and dark complexion. Do you have any idea who that actor is? I'd love to know his name. Gloria Puel <Whodunit56@aol.com> Carnegie, PA USA Tuesday, June 16, 1998 at 16:12:49 (EDT) I was in 2nd grade when I was watching the first run of Voyage on Sunday nights at I think 7:00 and it was a treat for me to be allowed to watch it. I was punished one night and wasn't allowed to watch it so I went to bed that night crying my eyes out . My sister and I used to play out our own version of the show in our home instead of playing "house". I was married to Capt. Crane and I made my sister be married to Admr. Nelson. Now I prefer experience and wisdom so I am a huge fan of Richard Baseha rt. I am extremely pleased to see a website dedicated to these people and the great show they created. I would love to chat with other fans of this show. If anyone is interested, I'll be waiting to hear from you. Thanks to the creator of this site for giving me a thrill! Christine Schaefer Kelley <whatkindoffoolami@mailexcite.com> West Haven, CT USA Thursday, June 11, 1998 at 17:25:48 (EDT) My sis and I were fans of Voyage for years. Back in the wee years of the seventies we only got two channels on our tube and they didn't come in very well. My Mom worked at Sears and I would go to work with her just to sit in the TV department to watc h the show! This site is great! My sister and I wonder where was the internet all those years ago??!! Thanks for being here today. Georgine Schaefer <2boys@mailexcite.com> Gales Ferry, CT USA Thursday, June 11, 1998 at 17:13:51 (EDT) i love the show and anything about it. keep up the good work but i would like to see more pictures on David Hedison and alot more of Richard Basehart, his life and pictures of him. urooj <uroojr@hotmail.com> ajax, on Canada Sunday, June 07, 1998 at 17:57:04 (EDT) I love the show "Voyage..." and anything about it but i wish there were more pictures of David Hedison and unfortunately there are no pictures of Richard Basehart. I really like everything else that is available. urooj <uroojr@hotmail.com> ajax, on Canada Sunday, June 07, 1998 at 17:51:36 (EDT) YOUR WEB SITE IS GREAT. WOULDN'T IT BE FUN IF YOU PLAYED THE THEME MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND OF YOUR WEB PAGES? THAT WOULD REALLY BRING BACK THE MEMORIES. I SHALL RETURN!!!! MARY H. . CINCINNATI, OH USA Friday, June 05, 1998 at 22:08:11 (EDT) I have been a fan of Voyage since 1964 and have been gratfull to have been a part of the Fanzine " Seaview Soundings " with technical iformation on the Seaview. I think that this was a great series and look forward to seeing it some day on the big screen again. ( if they don't try to redesign the Seaview or Flying Sub FS-1 ). And maybe there will be a research submarine like the Seaview in real life in the future. Clyde E. Childress Jr. <Ray1@mail.yadtel.net> Yadkinville, Nc USA Friday, May 29, 1998 at 08:39:42 (EDT) In which year was Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea set ? I vaguely recall it being second world war but could be way off. Simon Bray <brays@stemcor.co.uk> London, Thursday, May 28, 1998 at 11:51:05 (EDT) Absolutely LOVE the site. Would love to have more!!!! Jane Daffron <RDaffron@aol.com> Richmond, VA USA Wednesday, May 20, 1998 at 17:00:23 (EDT) What a great show. The story lines were solid, even if the props weren't. I served onboard a nuclear submarine for eight years and am still asked if it was like the SEAVIEW complete with windows. Dennis Rutowski YN2(SS) <drtucaz@flash.net> Tucson, AZ USA Tuesday, May 19, 1998 at 01:24:34 (EDT) Thanks so much for this site! There is so much to read, look at and refer to. Voyage has been a favorite since it first aired when I was a kid. I loved it then as I do now. I have alot of the episodes on tapes but not all of them. Carol <cascogie@msn.com> Oley, PA Saturday, May 16, 1998 at 18:15:41 (EDT) Hi! I just came across this site and it's WONDERFUL!!! I've been a fan of Voyage (and David Hedison!) for many years. It's so good to see that I'm not alone out here! Jeanne Mott <bingocar@bellatlantic.net> Easton, PA USA Monday, May 04, 1998 at 02:05:50 (EDT) Hi Hester, love your site. Like Melanie I was only 9 when VTTBOTS came out and even now the sound of the ping of the sonar (hope that is the correct word) brings back fond memories. My first crush was on Kowalski - good to know he is still about - bu t I longed to grow up into a man and join the crew - do they have female crew members yet on submarines I wonder? Here in Adelaide, South Australia we have been building submarines for the navy but I've never even been on a tour of one. I still love submarine films....especially Crimson Tide. Haven't seen an episode of VTTBOTS for years - the one I remember most (I think) is when a mad scientist became a very large piece of seaweed and tried to destroy the Seaview.....it was a long time ago since I saw it.....do you know which one I mean. Keep up the good work. Pamela <pjcat> Adelaide, SA Australia Saturday, May 02, 1998 at 21:54:24 (EDT) Voyage was the first TV show I saw that was "in color". A friends dad bought the first color tv in the neighborhood, and I was invited to see this show. Charles Grunewald <cgrunewald58@yahoo.com> USA Thursday, April 30, 1998 at 15:40:33 (EDT) Great sight!!!! I always did enjoy the show and try to watch everyday on the SCI-FI network..I always wnated to try to find related articles to the show and with this sight I hope I have. Take care!!! Wm. Ernest Wilson <seaview1343@webtv.net> Victoria, txTx USA Tuesday, April 28, 1998 at 11:42:13 (EDT) I remember years ago when it came on tv. I enjoyed it then as I enjoy watching it now. I never get tired of seeing it again. Elaine Belisle <ebelisle@red-rock.lakeheadu.ca> Red Rock, Ontario, Canada P0t2P0 Friday, April 24, 1998 at 17:13:51 (EDT) I am now watching the Voyage episodes and just love it. It is bringing back such fond memories and it's like spending some time with long lost friends. I am so grate ful for the new science station who brought Voyage back to me after all these years. Thanks Danielle <snowbird@intranet.ca> On Canada Thursday, April 23, 1998 at 19:23:45 (EDT) I like you web site info on VTTBOTS. I really enjoyed all the information here. It brings back memories when I watch the show with friends from High School. Lib Lib Turek <LibTurek@msn.com> Winter Spgs, FL USA Wednesday, April 22, 1998 at 11:36:12 (EDT) W-a-y back in 1963, when I was 15, I got to meet Bob Dowdell (Chip Morton) in person, at his home. I had been an avid fan of Stoney Burke, Bob's first series, and wrote him fan letters all the time. He was kind enough to answer man of them. I lived on a farm in Arizona, but was coming to CA for a vacation and he invited me and my family to come and visit him at his home, and we did! It was only about a 30 minute visit, but it has been an experience that has lived with me all these years......I've t ried to locate him over the years so I could thank him for his kindness, but never seem to be able to find a way to get mail to him. So maybe he'll see my message...or if anyone knows where he might receive mail.....I'd sure appreciate. I followed him f aithfully through all the episodes and re-runs of VTTBOTS and still think it was one of the best shows of it's time. Eileen Cordova <neelie@pacbell.net> San Leandro, CA USA Saturday, April 18, 1998 at 13:33:35 (EDT) I´m a regular visitor of this great Voyage site and enjoy it very much. Please, keep up your work, Hester! Babs <bklaus@kdt.de> Germany Saturday, April 18, 1998 at 09:24:31 (EDT) love the site!! amazing how many of us out there. kim foster <ginny70@webtv.net> ledyard, ct Sunday, April 12, 1998 at 21:23:42 (EDT) Frankly, as a kid of the 60's, I have to say that I didn't like 'Voyage' at all. Sometime in the late 70's I discovered it all over again and slowly started to really, really like it. Now I am a Richard Basehart fan. I am just sorry that he isn't ar ound to see it. I spoke to Terry Becker at a convention in Pasadena and he himself said that Richard would be really surprised and happy to see all the attention to 'Voyage'. I also spoke to Del Monroe and he and his wife were surprised at what kind of impact 'Voyage' had on all the fans and that there were so many fans to boot. Now I am such a hard core fan that I have started to do a lot of voyage model kits. Want an example? Go see the FS I did in the 'Sub Committe' page. Keep up the good work. It took a while but now I love the show! Joel Tavera Joel Tavera <JTavera141@aol.com> Palm Desert, Ca. USA Saturday, April 11, 1998 at 20:56:48 (EDT) I grew up in the 60's and VTTBOTS was one of my favorites. Never missed an episode, if I could help it. In fact, I watched all of Irwin Allen's shows, but VTTBOTS was the best overall, I believe. Been watching it on the Sci-Fi Channel and surfed the We b trying to find info on it. Yours is by far the best sight. Keep up the good work! David A. Moyer <moyerd@juno.com> Beachwood, OH USA Saturday, April 11, 1998 at 00:08:06 (EDT) WHAT A GREAT WEB SIGHT! IT SURE IS NICE TO SEE OTHER PEOPLE BESIDES MYSELF LIKED THIS SHOW. I LIKED IT SO MUCH THAT I WROTE THE FIRST DETAILED BOOK ON IT AND THE MOVIE BACK IN '92. ANYONE EVER HEAR OF OR READ "SEAVIEW: THE MAKING OF 'VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA?" I STILL HAVE ALL THE PHOTOS AND NOTES AND RESEARCH INFO IF ANYONE'S INTERESTED. TAKE CARE AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!!! TIMCOLLIVER <ICB@ERINET.COM> DAYTON, OH USA Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 22:00:30 (EDT) Hester--Love this site! VTTBOTS is one of my favorite shows of all time, and David Hedison was (is still?) my first big crush. I'm so glad to see them again! The Drinking Game is a riot; even though we don't drink, my husband and I count up the clich es every night when we watch the show. I'll be back here a lot! Linda Fletcher <LBUD@worldnet.att.net> Macomb, MI USA Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 17:58:17 (EDT) Just stumbled upon your Web page today. Very cute. Does David Hedison know about this??? Beth <BethPugh@AOL> Montclair, NJ Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 16:51:54 (EDT) I love you web page Hester . It is very informative. I agree with Jennifer David Hedison is good looking . I watch the show every day . I resently discovered it on the Scifi channel . Its a great show . Kimberly Dawn Arbogast <arbogast@visuallink.com> Winchester, VA USA Thursday, April 09, 1998 at 14:19:51 (EDT) To All, Joeseph Becker E-mailed me. He sounds sincere in hooking up fans. Let's let Terry Becker know how much we appreciate his work. Melanie Deschamphelaere <RvnStr@AOL.com> Mishawaka, IN USA Thursday, April 02, 1998 at 16:44:23 (EST) Hi! Nice site you've got here. I just thought I'd do a little checking to see what Voyage followers have got going on the net and I'm happy to see a strong following. For those who are interested, my father, Terry Becker, played Chief Sharky for seasons 2-4, and I'm sure he love to hear from anyone at all! Let me know and I'd be glad to send you his e-mail info. -Joe Becker Joseph Becker <jbecker@calvin.pitzer.edu> Los Angeles, CA USA Wednesday, April 01, 1998 at 23:44:19 (EST) I really enjoyed your site!!!! Very nice.I'm an avid VTBOS fan, and really liked it. Suggestion: A blueprint section in the future. And how can I get VTBOS on tape? Here in Brazil just reruns of the first, second and third season on FOX. Anyway, keep on with the good job! Camelot out Ben Santana <camaelot@datasoft.com.br> Curitiba, Paraná BRAZIL Thursday, March 26, 1998 at 22:39:18 (EST) I was 9 when I first saw VttBS, and it blipped its way into my heart. Yes people that was back in 1964. I dreamt that Admiral Nelson was my brother and dear Lee was, well, I was 9 folks!! I know that Mr. Basehart is gone, and I've seen David Hedison, Ara Hedidision,or something like that, on other shows. But whatever happend to Bob Dowdell, Del Monroe, Terry Becker, and that cutie Paul Trinka? And does anybody know what happend to the puppet of Admiral Nelson, from the Deadly Puppets? Keep up the good work Hester, I'll try and keep in touch. Melanie Deschamphelaere <RvnStr@AOL.Com> Mishawaka, IN USA Thursday, March 26, 1998 at 10:47:19 (EST) Episode guides with short plot descriptions are easy to find, but after so many years I need a cast list and a full plot summary to refresh my fading memory. I have the complete set of 10 episodes on five tapes from Columbia House and I was amazed at how much I didn't remember. (I don't get the Sci-Fi Channel.) John M. Johnson III <af845@acorn.net> Akron, OH U.S.A. Wednesday, March 25, 1998 at 17:26:58 (EST) h ello to all the fans i have been to l. a. during one years and i should go to los angeles soon i saw this t v show when i was 12 years old very nice pictures and biographie too thank you see you soon andre martineau <consmart@aiservice.com> chatham, queb canada Thursday, March 19, 1998 at 21:32:05 (EST) One of the most of its time do a comeback! B.R.Schuttauf <BSSEA@worldnet.att.net> USA Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 19:38:18 (EST) My mom used to tell me how good this show was, but I never really believed her until I started watching tit for myself on SciFi Channel. Now I am totally hooked. David Hedison is so good looking! Jennifer Scheuermann <shoe13@worldnet.att.net> Buffalo, USA Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 10:39:57 (EST) I haven't seen much of the show but I am a science-fiction fan. I could kick myself for not having tuned in when the show was being aired in reruns prior to the creation of The Sci-Fi Channel. I plan to visit this site regularly. I might be at the Chiller Theatre Expo in Secaucus, NJ, next month. I just heard that David Hedison will be appearing, provided prior commitments don't change those plans. Robert Baum <cnm@pond.com> Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 15:29:50 (EST) Great stuff!!! I am going to have to spend more time here. I was looking for a set of VttBS collectable cards, printed at the time the show was running. Any idea where to find some?? Brad Fallon <norbuslog@classic.msn.com> Malton, Ontario Canada Sunday, March 15, 1998 at 00:28:44 (EST) Remarkably thorough and informative site! Keep up this great work! JimWG (of another TV fanzine page; Small Wonder Home Page (www.SmallWonder.Simplenet.com) James Greenidge <SmallWonder@fan.net> Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 19:56:35 (EST) HESTER wE ARE PART OF THE LUNCH TIME CREW WHO VISIT YOUR WEB SITE! GREAT WORK! SHARON, LORRAINE,&DIANE sharon saxton <ssaxton@chesco> wynnewood, pa USA Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 15:25:27 (EST) Hi Hester, Love your web site! Keep up the great work. Diane diane yannuzzi <yannuzzi@erols.com> Morton, PA USA Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at 15:18:57 (EST) Very nice web site. It's great to see how many people still enjoy the show after 30+ years. Mary Ellen NJ USA Tuesday, March 10, 1998 at 12:36:49 (EST) Keep up the good work. Cyndy Winter <106575.3000@compuserve.com> Durham, UK Monday, March 09, 1998 at 14:06:57 (EST) Thank you for visiting the Voyage page--hope you enjoyed your visit! Hester <hjbe@mail.portup.com> Sunday, March 08, 1998 at 20:48:45 (EST) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Page built and maintained by Hester Butler-Ehle (hjbe@mail.portup.com)
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