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All set, tracy?
All set, admiral.

Ready to launch test
Hull launcher? Ready, sir.

This hull has the same structural
Characteristic as the seaview hull.

Theoretically, whatever it
Can take, seaview can take.

Now let's see. All
Right, close 'er up.

All clear?

Launch the test hull.

Where's admiral falk? He went
Aboard the carrier early this morning.

Lee, find out when he's returning
To seaview. three hundred feet.

Yes, sir. test hull
Pressure 30 decibars.

Four hundred feet.

Fox, put me through
To admiral falk.

Everything all right, archer?

Fine. We're exchanging
Atmospheres inside the test hull...

To equalize the
Outside pressure.

We're at 5,000 feet.

Now if it passes through
seaview's crush depth...

5,490 feet.

Test hull is 500 feet
Below crush depth.

Well, there's no doubt about it.

Falk's atmosphere has prevented
That hull from imploding.

Thank you.

Admiral falk's still on the carrier.
He's tied up in a press conference.

Press conference?

This is his project.
These are his tests.

He should be here.
Who does he think he is?

But we don't need any of
These preliminary tests.

That's not the point. He's a scientist
Conducting an important experiment.

Now why the devil does he
Call a press conference...

Before the experiment's
Even half through?

His headline-grabbing is a
Disgrace to the scientific community.

But as chairman of the president's
Inner space research council,

He's expected to be at these
Press briefings, isn't he?

Well, I'm not saying I don't
Respect his achievements. I...

I just don't like his
Constant grandstanding.

35,500 feet.

I must confess, lee, to enable
Seaview to get to 36,000 feet,

I'd make a deal with
The devil himself...

Or bentley falk.

Test hull's on the
Bottom. 36,200 feet.

bring 'er up,
Kowalski. aye, aye, sir.

We're getting some
Slack in the cable, admiral.

That's probably just
Bottom turbulence.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

starring richard basehart,

david hedison.

Voyage to the bottom of the sea.

Where the devil is falk?

I'll find out.

Well, sorry I missed
The preliminaries,

But those blasted
Reporters wouldn't let me go.

Admiral.

You put that camera down.

all right. Let's get on with it.

Admiral, over here, please.

Uh, excuse me, archer. Hmm?

Oh. Excuse me.

- how'd everything go, archer?
- oh, fine.

well, then we're
Ready. I think so.

Think? We're going down 30,000
Feet, man. You better be sure.

I'm as sure as I can be.

If anything went wrong down
There, we'd be crushed so small,

We'd fit in the
Palm of your hand.

But that's all the reassurance
I get from my chief assistant.

Well, if there's any doubt in
Your mind, postpone the dive.

Oh, we can't postpone
The dive, admiral.

I mean, well, not
Since einstein has a

Scientist so captured
The public's imagination.

and the big news magazines go
To press day after tomorrow.

You sound more like a press
Secretary than an aide, hoff.

There'll be no postponing.
Everything's okay. Right, archer?

Everything's okay.

I'm glad we're not going
To disappoint the press.

Excited, tracy? I
Sure am, admiral.

Well, I told you when you
Joined my team, you'd make history.

Hoff, take our picture so he'll have
Something to show his grandchildren.

All right, admiral.
Come on over here.

That's fine. Right here,
Tracy. That's good.

Well, smile, tracy. Lee.

You're the only one familiar enough
With the characteristics of this hull...

To detect trouble
Before it becomes critical.

I'll be on the radio
Telephone at all times.

The slightest hint
Of danger to the hull,

you have the authority
To abort this mission.

Only I have that
Authority, admiral.

One word from captain crane,

And I'll haul you back up here faster
Than... Than hoff can shoot pictures.

is that clear, falk?

You know, I'm beginning to
Regret that I chose seaview...

To be the first submarine ever
To go to the bottom of the sea.

You chose seaview
Because it's the only sub...

That has a chance of
Making it to the bottom.

Maybe you're right.

I'm ready to dive, nelson.

Good luck.

Thanks, admiral.

Don't be nervous. I'll take
Care of you. Thank you, sir.

Seal the compartment.

Good luck, admiral.

Good luck, lee.

All the best, archer.
Thank you, admiral.

Prepare to launch
The hull, chip. Yes, sir.

Test hull ready for
Launching. All clear?

Launch the hull.

Just breathe normally, captain.

Whenever we exchange atmospheres,
We'll halt in our descent long enough...

For our bodies to
Adjust to the new mixture.

If you feel the slightest
Discomfort, let me know.

Admiral falk will then adjust
The mixture in your compartment.

Very well.

We're approaching
The 500-foot level.

Depth, 500 feet.

Check.

So far so good. Mm-hmm.

One thousand feet.

Exchange atmospheres.

I'm feeling a little dizzy.

Yes, that's to be
Expected, captain.

You see, we've all been
Through this before.

Admiral, give him one-half of
One percent more nitrogen.

That's much better.

- you all right, archer?
- fine, admiral.

- how you doing, son?
- I'm fine, admiral.

Hull pressure, captain?

Normal, sir.

We can proceed to
The next level, admiral.

Very well. Proceed
To next level, nelson.

We are approaching crush depth.

Hull pressure, captain?

1,200 decibars.

Accelerate atmosphere
Molecules, admiral.

What's happened?

Well, in order for them to
Pass through crush depth,

They have to accelerate the molecules
Of the atmosphere inside the hull.

As molecules speed up, the atmosphere
Inside the hull becomes heavy enough...

To withstand the
Pressure from outside.

- hull pressure, captain?
- normal, sir.

We are below crush depth.

- nelson. Come in, nelson.
- yes, falk.

Did you hear that? We just
Passed through crush depth.

Good. You've done it.

Of course.

Admiral, that, um,
Talisman you're carrying,

That's poseidon, isn't it?

You know your greek
Mythology, captain.

Yes, the famous falk bull.

Your father carried that with him on
His famous bathysphere dive, didn't he?

- how did you know that?
- I know all about that dive
And about your father.

when I was a boy, I read his book a dozen
Times. It got me interested in the sea.

What's the
Condition of the hull?

Tight and dry.

Depth, 20,000 feet.

Pressure, 6,000 decibars.

Altering mixture.

- hull pressure, captain?
- normal, sir.

Archer, ready to
Proceed to next level?

- ready.
- tracy?

Yes, sir.

Here we go. Nelson,
Proceed to next level.

Depth? 36,200 feet, sir.

seaview, verify.

Depth, chip?

36,200 feet, sir.

Verified.

We're on the bottom.
Well done, all of you.

How's the hull, lee?
It's perfect, admiral.

The inside pressure exactly
Equalizes outside pressure.

Congratulations to all of
You. We've just made history.

And, uh, congratulations,
Admiral falk.

Thank you, admiral nelson.

I've beaten you, father.

You may bring us up, admiral.

- what is it?
- bad leak in the mixing valve.

- how bad is it?
- we will lose one-fourth
Of our breathing mixture...

Before we can reach the surface.

You mean there won't be enough
For all of us to make it back?

That's exactly what I mean.

Bring us up at
Emergency, nelson!

Start emergency procedure!

Lee, tell me what's happening.

At this rate of ascent, we'll
Need the decompression chamber.

What are you doing?

Without air, crane will die!

You've worked out a decompression
Schedule? I haven't quite got it yet.

- seal the chamber, kowalski.
- aye, aye.

Simulate 6,000 decibars
Of pressure, kowalski.

- six thousand?
- are you sure, admiral?

Absolutely. Here are my figures.

I couldn't believe it myself
Until I double-checked the log.

- six thousand decibars,
Kowalski.
- aye, aye, sir.

How is admiral falk? We're
Not sure yet about any of them.

Pressure, kowalski?

Four thousand decibars.

Admiral, I don't think they can
Stand another 2,000 decibars.

What chance will they have if
We hold them at this pressure?

None. They'll die.

In that case, kowalski,
Increase the pressure.

yes, sir.

This is no time to
Be shooting photos.

But this is an historic
Moment, admiral. Only if he dies.

Now get back.

Pardon me, doctor. I hope you
Can issue a short statement...

On admiral falk's
Condition for the press.

There'll be no press releases
Sent from this submarine, hoff.

Oh?

That's going to create
Something of a problem, admiral.

What kind of a problem?

Why, naturally, I radioed the
News to washington immediately.

They've already released the
Story of the tragedy to the press.

And I promised a medical statement
On admiral falk's condition...

Would be issued every six hours.

I understand the president
Himself wants to hear.

One man is dead and three
Others are fighting for their lives.

You're turning the whole thing into
A publicity circus. I don't like it, hoff.

I'm sorry, admiral, but I
Was only following orders.

Whose orders? Well,
Admiral falk's, of course.

I find that hard to believe.

the admiral has so often walked with death,
That he gave me specific instruction...

That in case of just
Such an eventuality as

This, nothing should
Be held from the press.

He also leave you
Instructions for the funeral?

Of course. The admiral is
Very conscious of history.

Well, I'm not. There'll be no medical
Bulletins from this submarine.

You'll have to wait till you get
Home to hold your press conferences.

You will, of course,
Explain that to admiral falk.

Oh, I'll be happy to...

If he lives.

How are they, admiral? We
Almost lost them at 6,000 decibars.

At 4,000, I, uh... I think they're gonna
Make it. Did you find anything, chip?

The master cylinder was defective
Right here around this worn spot.

Gas collected, expanded under the
Tremendous pressure and burst the packing.

Then it was the breathing
Mixture that was at fault.

No.

And nothing wrong in
Tracy's compartment?

Nothing I could find.

Well, we won't know how
He died until they can tell us.

Anything else?

Oh, just this. I
Found it on the floor.

Crane.

Crane.

Archer. Archer.

Hmm. Archer.

Don't cry out.

We're in the decompression
Chamber. Understand?

Mm.

We're about to prove
Your theory, archer.

We're about to open
A new world to man.

A world with
Riches undreamed of.

You'll be rich, famous.
Do you understand?

And you realize
Why I had to save us.

The four of us would
Never have made it.

I had to do what I did so
You can continue your work.

You must understand that.

I understand you...
Perfectly, falk.

You're afraid I'll
Tell how tracy died.

I won't.

If I could bring him back
By exposing you, I'd tell.

not out of any childish
Sense of right or wrong...

But only for the pleasure
Of destroying you, falk.

That's a pleasure you've denied
Yourself for many years, isn't it, archer?

I denied myself many
Things for science...

Honor, self-respect,

Dignity.

I can deny myself the
Pleasure of your destruction.

How noble of you.

How are you, lee? Okay?
Much better. Thanks.

Good. Well, I, uh,
Thought we'd lost you.

No such luck, admiral.
How do you feel?

Considering
Everything, we're fine.

well, you'll be outta here soon. You're
In the final stages of decompression.

Oh, uh, by the way, we found
This on the floor of the test hull.

Thanks, admiral.

Well, we proved the atmosphere
Equalization process works.

No question about it.

It was not a conclusive test.

it certainly was.

But a man died, falk.

Yes, a man died, sacrificing his life
So we could carry on this project.

When he saw captain
Crane pass out,

Tracy realized the four of
Us would never make it back.

he knew he was the most
Expendable man in the crew.

So he closed the intake
Valve in his compartment.

That's strange.
When we found him,

The, uh, intake valve in his
Compartment was open. Of course.

When I realized what
That boy was trying to do,

I immediately reopened
It from the master panel.

it was too late.

I never saw a more heroic act.

He gave his life
For this project.

Yes, I'm certain
Tracy's last thoughts...

Were of the admiral
And this project.

And I take my oath that his
Sacrifice shall not have been in vain.

We'll dedicate seaview's dive
To the bottom in his memory.

How soon can
Seaview begin the dive?

The seaview dive has
Been postponed. Why?

Because I wanna make another
Dive with the test hull first.

We've had enough tests.
It's time for the main event.

As head of this project, I
Say we take seaview down.

You may be the head of this
Project, but this is my submarine.

It doesn't go down
Until I say it does.

That's your final word, nelson?

It is.

Captain, how can we
Make him understand?

the tests were all successful.

Come in.

Oh, hi, lee. How you
Feeling? Well, a little weak.

But at least I'm
Back on my feet.

a couple of days rest
You'll be fine again.

You know, I don't think we
Should send that test hull down...

For at least
Another week, do you?

That'd make it about
The, uh... Let's see, the 27th.

♪♪

Well, why are you
Looking at me like that?

I'm just trying to find a way to convince
You that we don't need any more tests.

Mm, not a chance.

don't you want seaview
to make the dive?

Look, I want seaview to make this dive
More than I've wanted anything in my life.

Why else do you think I'm
Putting up with that egomaniac?

Then let's do it. Not until I'm
Convinced the system works.

It does work. The test hull
Withstood the pressure perfectly.

There was a malfunction
In the breathing system.

Just a defective valve. The odds of
That happening again are a million to one.

A life was lost.

Not lost. I was there. I
Could have died myself.

If it weren't for
Tracy, I would have.

That's just my point. I don't
Wanna risk even one life...

Until I'm absolutely convinced
That the system works.

How can you be
Convinced of anything?

All right, lee. You've
Made your point.

The decision is mine.

Falk may be willing to risk failure
For the sake of publicity, but I'm not.

You resent his headline-grabbing so much.
I wonder if you want the dive to succeed.

What do you mean by that?

Are you... Are
You trying to say...

That I'm jealous
Of bentley falk?

Of course not, admiral.

Thank you very much. Now.

Falk, what's the
Meaning of this?

"The president requests
That admiral harriman nelson...

Cause no further delays
To admiral falk's project."

Seems quite clear.
You have your orders.

Captain, I believe we can begin
Preparations for the test dive.

Proceed, captain.

Well, we go, but I wanna
Tell you one thing, falk.

If there's the slightest hint of trouble,
I'll abort this dive, orders or no orders.

And I'll see to it that you're
Held personally responsible.

Admiral.

We're about to make history.

seaview's going
25,000 feet deeper...

Than any submarine's
Ever gone before.

This is a great
Moment for you and me.

There's nothing to worry about.

Cylinder pressure, constant.

Check.

Ready in a moment, admiral.

Archer, I wanna be briefed
On every step of this dive.

Very good idea, admiral.

The computer is
Programmed to maintain...

The right breathing mixture
For each depth level...

and to control our
Rate of descent...

so that our bodies have time to adjust
To the different pressures at each level.

Admiral. Yes, lee.

We're 200 feet above
Crush depth and holding.

Very well.

Let's get it over with.
Exchange atmosphere.

Exchange atmospheres. Check.

Atmospheres exchanged.

Breathe normally. There's
Nothing to worry about.

We just exchanged
Atmospheres. Breathe normally.

Krypton, three
Million p.S.I. Check.

Ship's atmosphere
Exchange completed. Good.

What's the reading now, archer?

Breathing mixture 95% nitrogen,
5% oxygen at present level.

Fool. You light a cigarette,
You'll blow us sky high.

I'm sorry, admiral. I forgot.

You forgot. Go sit
Down and shut up.

But, admiral, the pictures.
forget the pictures.

Sit down and shut up.

Yes, sir.

I've never seen you refuse to have
Your picture taken before, admiral.

Adaption completed. We are now ready
To accelerate atmosphere molecules.

All hands, this is the admiral.

You've all seen the small purple lights
Placed in every compartment of the ship.

in a few moments, those
Lights will be used...

to enable seaview's hull to
Withstand the pressure of the dive.

though the effects are quite
Startling, there's nothing to fear.

Stand by.

You all right, archer?

We're ready to dive, admiral.

Very well.

Lee, take 'er down.

Depth, 5,000 feet.
Crush depth, captain.

The hull pressure's normal.

At what depth do we
Exchange atmospheres again?

17,400 feet.

I'll be right back. I
Wanna check the ship.

How soon do we
Touch bottom, archer?

Ninety-six minutes, sir.

Can you get along without
Me for a few minutes?

I'll manage.

Come along, hoff. I wanna
Make some arrangements.

It's 98 degrees in here.
And getting hotter.

What's our temperature reading?

Nearly a hundred
Degrees and rising.

Ever get this hot on
The test dive? No, it didn't.

We maintained a constant
70 degrees. Stop the dive.

- why?
- 'cause our temperature's
Not normal.

- something's wrong.
- yes, with your
Air cooling system.

Chip, check the cooling level.

Patterson, check the
Blowers and the ducts.

aye, aye, sir.

Archer.

Archer?

Archer.

Archer. Archer.

Archer, you can't die now.

You haven't done it yet. I
Haven't gotten to the bottom.

Archer, wake up.

Wake up. Come on, archer.

Archer, you've got to do something
About the temperature in here.

Come on. You can do it.

Come on. That's
It. That's it, archer.

On your feet. That's it.

It's not our system. There
Must be something wrong in...

What's wrong in here?

We'll take care of
It. Nothing serious.

Nothing serious? The
Temperature's 130 degrees.

You say it's nothing
Serious. You're a fool, falk.

Why aren't you doing
Something, archer?

I'm only the assistant, admiral.
You're the inventor of this device.

you should know more
About it than anyone else.

Would you like to take over?

There. That should take
Care of the temperature.

Should be at normal
In a matter of minutes.

Lee, continue the dive.

We're on the bottom, admiral.

How's the hull holding up?

Perfectly. We haven't
Had so much as a pin leak.

Good. Take 'er up to
200 feet and hold there.

Yes, sir.

That was fine work,
Archer. Thank you, sir.

Do we have time to go up to the
Observation nose and take a look...

Before we have to surface again?

Yes. But we shouldn't stay
Down here more than five minutes.

After that, decompression time
Increases logarithmically every minute.

All right. Let's go.

It's a whole new world, admiral.

A world of perpetual night.

Mm, fascinating.

It reminds me of a line that
Admiral falk's father wrote,

"The abyss is where
Your nightmares live."

My father was a much better
Writer than he was a scientist.

"Nightmares are the
Dreams of the ignorant.

My dreams have
Conquered the sea."

Well, congratulations, falk.

Thank you, nelson.

Oh, by the way, I was on the phone with
The president when we reached bottom.

He was thrilled. Said he
Felt he was right here with us.

What's the matter
With you, archer?

We've done the
Impossible. We're heroes.

There's only one hero, falk.

You. You've done it. All alone.

Bentley falk jr.
Conquers the sea.

Bentley falk jr., the
Greatest scientist in the world.

Bentley falk
Jr. Is the... The...

Admiral falk, get a chair.

Archer. Archer, wake up!

Archer.

He's dead.

Digitalis?

Did you know he had
A heart condition?

He can't be dead. He can't be.

archer, wake up.

Did you know he had
A heart condition?

Of course not.

Admiral, look.

Engine room, all
Back, emergency.

Control room,
Switch on nose camera.

Engine room, more speed.

Falk, we've gotta get off the
Bottom. How long will it take?

Falk, we've got to
Get off the bottom.

I'll need your help.

Well, how soon,
Falk? Let's hurry.

Admiral, we've backed into a
Canyon. It's got us trapped.

Well, try to maneuver
Around it. Now how soon, falk?

Mr. Morton, all ahead full.

No, no. Archer said the mixture
Blend switch should be off,

Unless the computer's
Malfunctioning.

Would you let me think?
Who designed this, nelson?

Let's go up, falk.

Yes.

All right, lee, we're
Going up. Stand by.

We made it. It's
Not following us.

Apparently it can only
Survive on the bottom.

If I, uh, seemed
Confused, admiral,

It was the, uh, shock
Of archer's death.

We were... Very close.

- what's that?
- I don't know.

That's made it worse.

It's a pressure imbalance.
The pressure inside the hull's...

much greater than
The pressure outside.

We've got to compensate,
Or we'll explode.

We've got to
Equalize the pressure.

Lee, I'm switching to manual
Controls. Take 'er back to the bottom.

Ballast control,
Flood all ballast tanks.

Falk, what went wrong?

Tell me what's wrong, falk.

Nothing could go wrong.

Nothing's been left to
Chance. Archer told me so.

Archer told you? But you
Were the head of the project.

You built this machine. Who
Knows it better than you?

I don't bother with details.

I told archer what I wanted and
He built it. It's all archer's fault.

But you must know how it works.

I'm a scientist, not a mechanic.

I conceived the
Idea for this machine.

the breathing
Mixture was my idea.

Falk, who built this machine?
Who turned the idea into reality?

My idea. The name of bentley falk will
Live forever in the annals of science.

Then tell me how to get
Us back to the surface.

I can't. Don't you understand I
Can't? I left the details to archer.

I understand, falk. I understand
You're a thief and a fraud.

that you've dishonored
Your father's name.

My father. I've lived in my
Father's shadow all my life.

I'm a bigger man than my father
Ever was. Look at my achievements.

look at the honors that
Have been bestowed on me.

They belong to archer and
To hoff, your press agent.

I wonder if you've ever done
Anything in your life for yourself.

He's wrong. Tell him he's wrong.

Fire a charge through the hull.

Mr. Morton, bring the
Reactors to full power...

And fire a charge
Through the hull!

Can you get into
Position to fire a torpedo?

Not a chance. But a diving
Team might be able to do it.

They'd be crushed the
Minute they left the sub.

load our gear with
Some of falk's gas mixture.

Assuming that works,
What would you accomplish?

We might be able to
Divert it so you can slip by.

That'd be suicide. I'm
Gonna try to surface.

Go ahead, lee. Blow all tanks.

Take 'er up, slow and steady.

Give it everything we've got.

Fire charge!

Falk! No, admiral!

falk! No, admiral!

We're free. We've broken
Loose. We're going up.

Stand by to exchange
Atmospheres.

Exchange of
Atmosphere is completed.

Congratulations, admiral.

Proceed to the
Surface, mr. Morton.

I tried to stop him, admiral. Now
Take it easy, hoff. Take it easy.

He was like something
I'd never seen.

He said he wanted to do something
Really important for once in his life.

I tried to stop him. he
Did something, all right.

By distracting the creature, he
Saved the life of every man on board.

The falk legend meant
Everything to him, admiral.

- are you going to expose him?
- what good would it do?

Thank you, sir.

You can thank me by making sure that
Archer gets the credit he deserves,

as the man who made
Falk's ideas work.

I will, admiral. I promise.

By the time I'm through,
Archer will be as famous as falk.

by the way, admiral.

Could you use a
Good press secretary?

Come on, lee. I'm gonna
Need some fresh air.