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That's it. Play it
Out nice and easy.

What's the depth, please?

- 5-4-0 fathoms.
- is that all?

We also like speed, but
Not at the expense of safety.

How far is he now?
5-4-6 fathoms, sir.

Anything wrong? Sonar's
Been picking up echoes.

Of what? Whales in full
Migration veering this way.

That could be what
Wrecked your deep-sea lab.

captain, this is sonar. Whales
Approaching, bearing 0-7-0.

range 5,000 yards and closing
Fast. that's close enough for me.

I'm aborting the dive. Chief,
Stop the winch. Stop engine.

No, please, you can't.
Admiral, you can't!

It's too risky. Bring
It up, chief, fast!

Full reverse.

Hello, apple 1.
Come in, apple 1.

The dive is aborted.
We're bringing you up.

What does he say?

He stopped talking english. He's saying
Stuff in russian. I can't make it out.

Let me speak to him.
Now just a minute, ma'am.

It's all right,
Chief. Let her talk.

Alexis? Katya.

Captain, this is sonar. The whales
Are all around us and moving fast.

A couple of them
Are starting to dive.

- rig for possible collision.
- get that bell up in a hurry.

Rescue team, lay down to the
Aft missile room on the double.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

starring richard basehart,

david hedison.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

Bell is approaching the hook. Open
Belly hatch. Prepare to take her aboard.

Right, sir.

Skipper, look at this.

There's no need for
You to watch this.

Okay, kowalski. Crack the hatch.

Come on. Move, kowalski!

Take it easy. Easy, now.

How long will it take?
How long will what take?

To fix the damage, get
Ready for a new dive?

This is no time to talk
About another dive.

Don't you ever expect to accept
Some risk? Only when necessary.

The bell has to be repaired,
Then there's a problem...

Of picking just the
Right man for the dive.

When the bell is
Repaired, I'll go.

Ma'am.

When will it be ready?
It's ready now, ma'am...

At least it's ready for testing.

How long will that take? Guess
You have to get with daddy on that.

Daddy? Who else?

You take this elevator down too soon,
And it's a wipeout for all hands. Dig?

That young man... What
Dialect does he speak?

Him, ma'am? That's
Riley. Uh, he's a surfer.

"Surf" is one of
The united states?

well, yes, ma'am. It's a
State of being, like, way out.

I see.

You seem to be in need
Of an interpreter, doctor.

Admiral, why is there
Delay in testing?

We're waiting for the whales
To clear out of the test area.

You know as well as I do that when they're
Migrating they have a one-track mind.

They don't go around
You. They go right through.

How soon?

well, the end of this
Week at the earliest.

Impossible! Dr. Markhova, we're
Scientists. We're not guinea pigs.

We don't ask a man to
Lay his life on the line...

Unless every avoidable
Risk has been eliminated.

Perhaps in your
Country... Not in mine.

You have my sympathy.

I don't want your sympathy,

Only cooperation.

Once before I went over your
Head to my government, and yours.

I'm ready to do it again.

Doctor, you've seen the results
Of one collision with the whale.

If you'd been a little more patient
Then, your colleague would still be alive.

Alexis was more
Than a colleague.

he was my very good friend.

This is a joint project.

At the cost of how
Many more lives?

What will be the cost in lives one day if
We don't go back now before it's too late?

But be realistic, doctor. A few
More days, and we may do it safely.

A few more days? Hundreds of migrating
Whales will have passed through this area.

I doubt very much if there'd be enough left
Of our laboratory to put into a teacup!

We must salvage what
We can at any cost.

If you are too tenderhearted
To risk a man, I shall go myself.

hey, kowalski, would you volunteer
To go down in this thing as it stands?

Sir?

Are you asking
Me or... Telling me?

No, just asking.

Y-yes, sir. I would.

All right. You've
Got yourself a pilot.

Thank you very
Much. No, no. Not him.

Me.

The great sperm whale...

Equipped by nature
With a homing device...

That makes your sonar look
Like a primitive child's toy.

For the first time, we will have a
Chance to learn how it functions...

And how to adapt lessons
For use either in submarines...

Or for the automatic harvesting
Of giant underwater crops.

Doesn't that excite you at all?

You know perfectly
Well that it does.

Perhaps you resent sharing
This work with my country.

Oh, it may be that, um,

As yet we don't need it quite
As desperately as you do.

You call yourself a scientist.

Why, even this submarine of yours
Is nothing but a horse and buggy...

Compared to what could be
Achieved within a few years...

If bureaucratic
Dunderheads like yourself...

Weren't always shivering about
The possible loss of a human life.

Well, call it a weakness
If you like, but...

We happen to believe
That every life is important.

Admiral, this is a
War we are fighting...

A war to keep up
With the population

Explosion before it
Wipes us all off the map.

Dr. Markhova, I've
Been fighting this, uh,

"War" of yours at least
As long as you have.

But I also know that each time
There's an accident or a casualty...

It sets us back far more than if we'd
Waited until it was safe to proceed.

admiral, this is the exec. All
Systems ready to lower away.

- ready?
- anytime you are.

Chip, how close are
We to the undersea lab?

Fathometer reading,
9-3-0, straight down.

Very well. Fill the air lock.
Pressure, 1.5 atmospheres.

- pressure, 1.5 atmospheres.
- aye, sir.

Ever been in a bathysphere underwater?
Alexis was the adventurous one.

I was strictly
Lab and test tube.

But from now on I'll be both.

Well, you have to realize, we'll be down
There at least three and a half hours.

Once we're down, no
Matter what happens, there's

No quick way we can
Get back to the surface.

You have time to back out.

Water!

Ah, you should use an umbrella.

Leaking.

No. The, um, pressure
On the outside...

Is squeezing the two
Halves together so tightly...

it's forcing all the remaining
Moisture out of the joints.

Of course, if the pressure should
Increase beyond a certain point, um...

They're out of visual range now.
Pick it up on sonar. Aye, aye, sir.

Sweep radius, one mile.
Report anything large

Enough to make even a
Smudge on the screen.

You understand? Yes, sir.

As soon as he reports a blip,
You try and pick it up on visual.

Aye, aye, sir.

Can you go any lower?

Uh-huh.

seaview calling apple 1.
Urgent. Repeat, urgent.

- go ahead, seaview.
- we're picking up
A blip on sonar.

- could be a whale,
A big one.
- how close?

Less than a mile.

Headed which way? Straight
At you from the looks of it.

- well, keep tracking it.
- aye, sir, but it seems to be
Traveling at a fantastic speed.

How fast?

What's its speed?

Estimated 50 knots, sir.

I know this sounds unbelievable,
Admiral, but it's an estimated 50 knots.

I believe you. Haul us back
Up. No. Only one more minute.

- I must have a full report
On the damage.
- another time.

There won't be another
Time. You know there won't.

Another day, and all
This will be destroyed.

Sorry.

seaview to apple 1. whale
Within 900 yards and closing fast.

- admiral.
- yes, lee.

I'm going to expel a hundred
Gallons of shark repellent.

Now it won't scare him off, but it may
Blind him just long enough to miss you.

Well, you better wait
Till he gets close. Right.

Depth, 4-1-0. Keep her
Steady. aye, aye, sir.

Missile room, this is the captain.
chief sharkey here, captain.

Load 100 gallons of shark
Repellent, number three tube.

Expel on signal. aye, aye, sir.

Ready to expel, skipper.

- right. Let it go.
- go.

Brace yourself.

Crash dive. Set a pursuit course
And overhaul that whale. Aye, sir.

Prepare to dive!

We're at flank speed now and
Catching up. Can we put a torpedo in him?

No. If we kill the whale,
They're finished too.

You don't believe they're
Still alive. They couldn't be.

Why not? The bell's
Watertight, isn't it?

They've got oxygen. There's
Still a chance... A good one.

He knows we're after him.
He's trying an evasive action.

All right, stay with him. No matter
What he tries, you keep on his tail.

I'm going to the missile
Room. Aye, aye, sir.

Range, 8-7-0.8-7-0.

Number two, delayed
Action. Ready to load, sir.

Load the warhead with 500
C.C.'s of anodyne. Right here.

No, wait. Make it
Three-quarter strength. I

Don't wanna paralyze
The whale completely.

He'd sink like a rock, and we'd
Never see him again. Aye, aye, sir.

Three-quarter strength it
Is. Riley, load the warhead.

Skipper, but how do we get
The admiral out of there?

We go in after him. How else?

Well, you see, kowalski...

Man, that'll make riding a
Hot tube seem like kid stuff.

Range, 75 yards
And closing fast.

At 50 yards give
Orders to fire. Right.

Range, 65 yards.

fifty-five yards.
Range, 50 yards.

Forty-eight, 45...

Now!

Fire two.

What happened?

- where are we now?
- well, we... We seem
To be in... In a...

A sort of, uh, state of
Temporary suspension.

Where's my camera?

Oh, look at this. Blunderer!

Yeah, I... I seem to be a
Little bit out of practice.

I want to get back
To the sub at once.

I will make a new dive this afternoon...
This time with an experienced pilot.

I, um... I see what you mean.

Well, what are you waiting for?

Frankly, I can't think of
Anything else to do at the moment.

we have just enough
Air left for 92 minutes.

That should last us easily till
We get back, if we start right now.

Dr. Markhova, do you...

Do you have the, uh,
Slightest idea of where we are?

Impossible.

There is no whale now in existence
Big enough to swallow this.

The archaeoceti.

long ago extinct.

Well, to revive
A tired old joke...

You know it, and I know it,
But, uh, perhaps he doesn't.

after all, our ancestors weren't
Skeptical about the story of jonah.

they knew that there were
Fish big enough to swallow a man.

Ancient history. Myths.

Sorry. I didn't mean to taunt
You with a book you've never read.

The bible? I've read
It. I am not ignorant.

Jonah, of course,
Was a very poor sailor,

Though, perhaps, he would
Have made a good admiral.

How do we get out? We
Can't sit here and wait!

Uh, a few moments ago, the...
The whale suddenly quieted down.

He may just have gone to
Sleep, but, on the other hand,

someone might
Have put him to sleep.

Even if they have put him out for a moment,
How will your men get us out of here...

Before the air gauge hits zero?

Now this is a cross section
Of the whale's anatomy.

Do we go right into him,
Sir... Past those teeth?

That's right. Right in here.

Man, that's wild.

Sir, are just the
Three of us enough?

Oh, I think so, kowalski...
You, riley and myself.

Hmm.

large whale, dead
Ahead. Collision course.

evasive action.
Hard left rudder.

Man, dig that fish!

Brace yourselves!

- hard right! Pull ahead!
- all systems on emergency power.

Steady as you go.

Hadn't we better keep
Dodging? No. Keep on his tail.

I'm tryin' to beach him. It's the
Only way to make sure he won't sink.

Missile room,
This is the captain.

Tube number four.
Stand by to fire.

Fire four!

He's down on the
Ledge, quiet as a baby.

Hard right rudder. Come
About in a full 360-degree turn.

Is the cable in position? Yes, sir. A
Titanium cable with a five-inch hook.

You'll find it right next to
The air lock outside. It's, uh...

It's light, but, uh... But
Good and strong, sir. Good.

all systems normal.

Have a man stand by the
Winch with a fire hose...

Just in case the friction on
The cable heats it up too fast.

We'll handle everything
On this end, sir. You ready?

Aye, sir. Let's go, skipper.

What's the pressure
On the air lock? 1.47.

Very well.

We have perfect trim. You'll be
Able to swim right into the jaws.

Well, let's hope they stay open.

I'd hate to try and cut our way through
A 15-foot wall of bone and blubber.

Sir, excuse me, but couldn't
We keep his jaws propped open...

With a couple of those five-inch steel
Girders we got stored for collision repair?

No, he'd snap one of
Those like a toothpick.

Now once we're inside,
If you see him tighten

His jaws, fire another
Charge of anesthetic.

- half-strength?
- half-strength, just behind
The skull. You got it?

Right. All right.
Let's get to work.

Sir?

Just don't you worry, sir.

And you two,

Just, uh... Just bring back these
Suits in one piece, you understand?

All right, chief.

Take care now.

Diving party in the water. They have
Visual contact with the whale now.

You still have contact,
Sparks? It's getting fainter.

The skipper said they've
Just entered the whale's jaws.

Don't lose contact.
I'll do my best.

Stow the knife!

Missile room, tube four.

- 500 c.C.'s anodyne,
Half charge. Prepare to fire.
- ready on four.

Fire four!

You all right?

You're hurt.

Ah, just a whack on
The head. I'll survive.

Air. No air!

There's no shortage
Of oxygen yet.

I can't breathe.
The gauge is wrong!

Ah, it's a constriction of the
Windpipe. You're plain scared.

Here. Take a couple
Of swallows of this.

Here. Swallow that.

Mmm. Thank you.

We've gotta... We gotta
Come to a decision now.

For what? How to die?

There are two possibilities.

We could use the rocket launcher
To try to blast our way out of here...

We can? Then what
Are we waiting for?

For the last possible moment, 'cause the
Odds would be about 10-to-one against us.

10-to-one,
Percentages, statistics...

Even with your life
Hanging by a thread...

Admiral, you are the
Perfect bureaucrat.

Katya markhova, do you... Do you have
Any idea how deep we are? Well, I don't.

Even if we blasted the bell out of here
With the grenade launcher, we'd still...

Have to fight our way out, then we'd
Have to try to swim to the surface.

If we're too deep,
We'll be crushed.

What's our other
Choice? Well, we could

discharge the petroleum
In the ballast tanks.

Perhaps that might
Irritate the whale's stomach

Enough so that he'd
Try to disgorge us...

The way, um... The way the great
Fish did to jonah after three days.

I don't want to pin my life on
The accuracy of a fairy tale.

Well, actually, uh,
Jonah wasn't the only man

To ever make it back
From the belly of a whale.

More fairy tales. no, no, no. This
Is a pretty well documented case...

about an english sailor
Named james bartley.

Now, he spent 24 hours in the stomach
Of a sperm whale back in, um... In 1891.

And he got out alive...

Bleached white as a
Bone and quite mad.

Charming. Well,
Which is it to be?

Neither one. For the
Moment, I prefer to wait.

For what? For
Captain crane to come...

And send a squad of volunteers
Right into the jaws of a whale?

Well, what would you
Suggest that we do, bail out?

Launch the explosive.
Have done with it.

But I'm afraid that if
We launch the explosive,

We might kill anyone
Attempting to rescue us.

You told me,

Your people believe
Every life is precious.

Then why should they
Risk a single life for ours?

Yes. That's just the point. It's
Because every life is important...

That they'll risk
Anything to try to save us.

Have you reestablished
Radio contact with the captain?

We were reading each other five
By five till the whale closed his jaws.

I guess those radio signals got
Smothered in all the tons of blubber.

Keep trying. Yes, sir.

- no! Put the knife away.
- he'll be squeezed to death!

Another pain reaction like the
Last one and we'll all be dead.

Wait a minute. I'll use
The shortwave unit.

Ultrasonic waves... It'll relax
The muscular constriction.

Quick, now!

Now wait here.

Whatever happens, don't make
A move for at least five minutes,

Either of you, unless I signal.

Okay.

Twenty-two minutes left.

So it would seem.
And still no sign.

What sort of a sign
Were you expecting?

Too bad your "Book of jonah"...

Wasn't more specific about
The procedure employed.

Oh, but it is. It's, uh...
It's quite specific.

Really?

He simply and, um, well,
Quite sensibly, I suppose,

Addressed himself to the author
Of his temporary misfortune.

Um, "For thou has cast me I-into
The depth, into the heart of the seas.

I went down to the bottoms
Of the mountains. The"... Um,

"The earth with her bars
Closed upon me forever.

Yet hast thou brought
Up my life from the pit."

Of course, all we have
Is his side of the story.

Well, he was called jonah ben
Amittai, "The son of the truthful one."

He must have been pretty
Good at his job, otherwise the...

The lord wouldn't have sent him to
Try to save the corrupt city of nineveh...

Just as you went down to "The heart of
The seas" to try to save your laboratory.

And I will save it!

Now you've done it!

We got 16 minutes of air left...
16 minutes to get this thing fixed.

I can't get my foot loose!

I'll cut you loose! You heard what
The captain said. Put that knife away!

The captain ain't here now.
Better wait till he comes back.

Cool it! You wanna make
This a real flake-out?

You wanna die here? You hurt that
Whale, and everybody's gonna die!

Don't! Don't!

The admiral has 13 more minutes
Of oxygen left... If he's still alive.

Any contact with
The captain? No, sir.

Keep trying.

Another 10 or 12 minutes and
They might as well turn back...

If they can.

The bell's up ahead
Past that valve.

What happened? My
Foot. I can't get it loose.

Maybe that ultrasonic...

What's wrong
With it? I don't know.

I'll have to use something
Else... Try to force a reaction.

But you said... We'll have to risk
It. You better brace yourselves.

The pain's apt to make him do
Some violent things inside and out.

I dropped the cable!

the hook dug in. It's okay.

Blast us out of here.
Now, while we're still alive!

We've only got seven
More minutes, riley.

Can you free that hook?
Can't budge it. Too much tension.

It won't help to get back to the bell
If we can't hook it up. Now keep trying!

Can't you do it any quicker?

Six minutes left to go.

wouldn't it take us almost
That long to reach the surface?

Yeah, if we're blown free, if we can
Manage to scramble out of the bell...

And if we're not too deep to
Fight our way back to the surface.

- and if we are too deep?
- you better follow
The example of jonah.

What's that? Pray... Hard.

Will it work now? Keep away!

Do you want to wait
Until we're out of oxygen?

Frankly, I'm still
Willing to gamble there's

Someone out there
Trying to get to us...

Someone who'd be killed
If we fire this too soon.

- got it, skipper!
- good. Follow me.

Looks like we're
Gonna have to blast our

Way out after all.
Just hope we can make it.

The explosion should blow
Us free from the whale...

The way an ejector seat
Does in a jet airplane.

Just hope it doesn't blow
Out these portholes too.

I suppose if there had
Been a rescue party...

Well, it's too
Late for that now.

Admiral. Yeah?

The man who died
In this bell... Alexis...

next month we
Were to be married.

Before he went down, he said
To me... Almost his last words...

People like us, like you...

We should be friends.

Now take a... Take
A deep, deep breath.

When I count to three, hold
It as long as you possibly can.

One, two, th...

Get in! Quick!

Let out the cable... Fast! Don't lock the
Drum until he's had 2,000 feet of cable.

Did you get the cable
Attached? Aye, aye, sir!

Get a hose in here!

- all right.
- lock the winch. Lock it!

Do we follow him,
Mr. Morton? No.

We'll try to reel him in and
Hope he doesn't break the cable.

Start reeling in the
Cable at three feet per

Second. Call me if
You feel him fighting it.

Aye, aye, sir. Reel in
Three feet per second.

He's starting to fight it.

Keep reeling him in.

Can you reel him in, chief? I don't
Know, sir. He's fighting it pretty hard.

Keep pulling him in. Yes, sir.

Slow it! They may be out.

chip tells me we've been getting all sorts
Of radio calls from the press services.

They wanna know all about
What it was like down there.

That's right, ma'am...
Particularly your impressions.

My impressions were
Recorded long ago. Recorded?

"I went down to the
Bottoms of the mountains.

The earth with her bars
Closed upon me forever."

"Yet hast thou brought
Up my life from the pit."