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Steady. Maintain
speed. Aye, sir.

The volcanic shocks
are only five miles away.

They're coming from the
underwater entrance to the volcano.

- How much time do we have left?
- Less than three hours.

I have to get inside that
volcano and stop it from erupting.

If I don't...

A big chunk of the Southern
Hemisphere will blow with it.

I don't know if Seaview
can take much more.

I think she can take it, Lee.

Fire detail... On the double.

I've got to get
something from the lab.

Another shock wave's on its way.

If we hit another one like
that, it'll break us in half.

What's keeping Turner?

He's the only one who
can give us our course.

Kowalski, Get
Dr. Turner, on the double.

- He's in the lab.
- Aye, aye, sir.

Dr. Turner, you're
wanted in the control room.

Dr. Turner, what's wrong?

Dr. Turner, why
don't you answer me?

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If I keep her on course, the
next shock wave could finish us.

Now, look... No. We better...
We better hold the course.

We need Turner
to interpret this.

Maintain course. Aye, aye.

Dr. Turner, are you all right?

Control Room, this is Kowalski.

Dr. Turner's locked in the
lab, sir. He's not answering me.

Get a torch and cut
through. I'll be right there.

Aye, aye, sir.

What's the trouble, sailor?

Sir, didn't you hear us
trying to get to you? No.

We're being destroyed
by those shock waves.

The admiral says you've
got to plot a new course. Oh.

Admiral.

- Admiral, can you hear me?
- Turner, are you all right?

Oh, everything's fine. I just got
some data I needed from the lab.

Now, listen. We're one mile from the
entrance to the center of the volcano.

I'd better use the
flying sub from here.

I'll have it ready to launch
in five minutes. Good.

And please have my damping
device put on board, will you?

It's the gold cylinder in the lab
marked "Primary." I'll see to it.

With any luck, I
should have two hours...

to stop that volcano
from blowing off its head.

Chief? Mmm?

Do you think this Dr. Turner
knows his business?

Look, kid, do you think the Pentagon
would send somebody who didn't?

He's gotta be the
world's greatest expert.

I don't know. He's
a strange guy.

Keeping a volcano from blowing
up... That's a pretty big order.

Well, not only blowing,
but the way I heard it,

if this one goes, half the
world winds up in ashes.

Oh, boy. You sure know how
to build a guy's confidence.

And I suppose this gizmo
is going to stop the eruption.

Well, sure. Sure, it... Well,
come on. Keep working.

Doctor, how long have you
been testing this heat refractor?

Over 10 years now.

The molecular change we're
undergoing should enable us...

to withstand any
foreseeable temperature.

The cylinder is secure,
sir. Thanks, Chief.

You got the
charts? Uh, yes, sir.

Now, according to this, you can
sail right into the cone of that volcano.

All of this is based on Dr. Turner's
data. That data is eminently correct.

I've been charting this
particular volcano for years.

We can get inside the volcano,

damp it, and be back
here before you know it.

Just do it in an hour
and three quarters.

That's eruption time.

Shall we go, Admiral?
Right. Let's go.

- Flying Sub ready for launch.
- Ready for launch.

Launch. Aye, sir.

We're coming up to
the wall of the volcano.

There.

That's the underwater entrance.

We still have an
hour and 30 minutes.

See? We'll... We'll come up
into this underwater chamber.

Just as dry as a bone.

The tricks nature plays with
water pressure are fantastic.

Nicely done, Admiral.

We're inside the
volcano's outer cavern.

All right, let's get ready.

Flying Sub to Seaview.

Flying Sub to
Seaview. Come in, Lee.

We read you loud and clear,
Admiral. What's your position?

We're in a dry cavern
inside the volcano.

I'm beaching the flying sub
stern first for a fast get away.

Uh, tell me, can you get into the
core of the volcano as you'd planned?

We'd better. I'll try
to keep in touch. Out.

Well, let's get the damping
device ashore, Doctor.

Right, Admiral.

Right away.

Now, what is that?

One of my devices.

I call him Adam.

Look, we're not here
to play games, Turner.

You're supposed to have
a damping device in there,

not a robot, or
whatever he is. No robot.

Adam was a human being until I
rearranged his molecular structure...

about a century ago.

He is indestructible
and all powerful.

Are you trying to tell me...

that this, uh, man is
a hundred years old?

He is.

Oh, now...

All right, uh, granted
what you say,

how are you going to use your
indestructible man to stop the volcano?

I'm not going to
use him to stop it.

I intend to use him to start it.

Adam. Bring out the explosives.

Nelson... Stop him.

Nelson to Seaview
Emergency! Emergency...

Admiral, this is Lee.
What's wrong there?

What's wrong?

Admiral, do you hear me? What's
wrong there? Nothing will help you, Nelson.

There's nothing you can do
against the power of alchemy.

Alchemy? Yes. You know
what alchemy is, Nelson...

The ability to change
one element into another.

What has that to do with you?

I discovered how to change...

the molecular
structure of matter.

What, uh...

What do you really want
from this volcano, Doctor?

You simply amaze me, Nelson.

Yeah, you really do.

Aren't you the slightest
bit surprised at the fact...

that I am an alchemist?

Well, why should I be? I'm
not interested in your abilities.

- I'm interested in that volcano.
- But the two can't be separated.

There were certain elements
I needed for my process.

I've been mining this
volcano for those elements...

My elixir stones...

For over five centuries.

Oh.

And, uh, they have enabled you
to stay alive that long? And, uh...

And helped you to create him?

Yes. But now my supply is gone,

and that's why I need these
to bring on a partial eruption...

and bring up more
of my elixir stones.

But there's no such
thing as a partial eruption.

If it starts, you'll kill
millions of people.

Unfortunately, that is true.

And unfortunately, there is
no one who can prevent me.

Destroy communications.

Now I'll immobilize
the flying sub.

Here.

That ought to keep the
admiral here till we get back.

All of the radio
circuits check out okay.

The trouble must
be in the flying sub.

Aw, we can't wait any longer.

I'll have to send out a team of
divers. That's pretty dangerous.

If they get caught in an eruption,
they wouldn't stand a chance.

Well, sure, it's dangerous,
but do you have a better idea?

Move in closer with the Seaview.

We could, but I can't risk it.

You're right. I'll round up
a team of divers. All right.

Calling Admiral Nelson.

Come in, Admiral. Come in.

Put that canister down, Turner.

I didn't come this
far to stop now.

I'm going to get the stones
and get out before the eruption.

Adam.

Stop him, Turner,
or I'll blow him to bits.

You have my permission to try.

He has about two
minutes to live.

Come on.

Any minute now,
and the elixir stones...

will be brought to the
surface by the explosion.

Sixteen,

17,

18,

19,

20. Give it another five
seconds, just in case.

Oh, man. If anybody wants to
know how a hard-boiled egg feels,

I got it made.

Cut the power.

Uh, Mr. Morton.

Will this machine really keep
us from burning up in the heat?

Dr. Turner claims it'll make heat
run off the body like water off oil.

Is that a fact, or a theory? I
really don't know, Kowalski.

It's like that
parachute gag, Ski.

If it don't work the first time,

drop in and we'll
give you a new one.

Diving party, report.

Patrol is about ready, sir.
Any word from the admiral?

Nothing. Send out the team.

Aye, aye, sir.
You're on your way.

- Are you all right in there?
- We're okay, sir.

The water cushioned the
shock. Just send us out.

Lucky they weren't outside
the sub when that blast hit us.

Hmm. They'd be... Control
Room calling Mr. Morton.

Urgent. Control Room calling.
This is Morton. Go ahead.

The captain's been
hurt, sir. Is it serious?

I don't know. He's unconscious.

- Get him to sick bay. I'm on my way.
- Aye, sir.

How bad is it?

I'm not sure, sir.

Looks like a very
serious concussion.

Where's the doc?

He had an emergency
call from Engineering.

I want a full report from
them as soon as possible.

Yes, sir. I'll see if
I can relieve him.

Sparks. Aye, sir.

Contact the diving party.

Have them tell the admiral that
Captain Crane has been injured.

Seriously injured.

Aye, sir.

The admiral is gone.

Never mind.

We'll look for the
stones over there.

Now, remember, they glow,
but they're cold to the touch.

Adam!

The explosion wasn't powerful
enough to bring up the stones.

We need something even stronger.

Perhaps, uh, something
from the Seaview.

I'll handle them.

You take care of him.

I'll handle the others.

Chief! Chief Sharkey.

What's wrong, Doc?
Where's the admiral?

I don't know. What do
you mean, you don't know?

What happened to him?
A bad shock wave hit him.

He couldn't operate
the flying sub.

And then he tried to
communicate with you,

then another shock wave hit us.

What is it, Doc? What happened?

I was knocked out.

When I came to,
the admiral was gone.

He must be lost somewhere
back in that volcano.

Lost? The admiral wouldn't
take off just like that in a volcano.

And what about that explosion?
What was that all about?

That was my damping device.

I threw it in the very core of
the volcano. It wouldn't work.

Oh, man. There's something
going on around here,

and I'm going to
find out what it is.

The admiral's gone,
and now you tell us...

that the volcano is
still going to blow.

I've told you all I
know about the admiral.

As for the volcano, I'll
need a stronger device.

I'll have to go back
to Seaview to get it.

All right. This is the
way we're going to do it.

There's scuba gear and
heat suits in the flying sub.

Kowalski, I'm gonna swim
back with Dr. Turner to Seaview,

and get him the
explosives he needs. Right.

What about me and Brent? Get out
of the wet suits, and find the admiral.

Okay. Let's go.

Okay, good luck, Chief.

Admiral!

All right, put him down.

Now, look. I don't know what
you are or where you're from,

but I'm gonna put a bullet
right through your head.

Now, put him down.

Ski, it didn't penetrate. Then
we need impact. Fire at his head.

This Dr. Turner is
a... An alchemist,

and he can live forever? Mm-hmm.

Wow. Sounds
impossible, doesn't it, sir?

The point is, we have to find some
way to stop Turner... and the volcano.

Do you think there's a way we can
do it, sir? I think we might be able to.

Ordinarily, this kind of an operation
would be a job for Captain Crane,

but we just have to
carry on without him.

Now, rig the laser
gun to make it portable,

and slant drill down just
at the edge of the lava pit,

- right into the throat
of the volcano.
- Right, sir. And then what?

Then I'm going to place a nuclear
implosion charge in the drill hole.

We might be able to blow the
volcano inward and plug it up.

And, uh, take some
stun guns with you,

just in case that golden boy
of Turner's tries to stop you.

And what about
that Dr. Turner, sir?

I'll, uh, take care of that once
I get back aboard Seaview...

to prepare the implosion device.

I only hope... hope
we have time to do that.

As you know, my first
device miscarried, Mr. Morton,

so I'll have to adjust this one,

and I'll... I'll need
your help, hmm?

Now, would you hold these,
please? Of course, Doctor.

Thank you.

Now, get this straight, Chief.

I want a replacement section
number five for our atomic reactor,

four 12-inch graphite rods,

an "L" type timer and a
plutonium trigger charge.

And enough wire to put
them all together. Aye, sir.

- Have them in the reactor room
in five minutes.
- Aye, sir.

Patterson, where is
Dr. Turner? In the lab, sir.

All right, get me out of
this stuff as fast as you can.

You're a little
too late, Nelson.

Chip. Take him.

Don't... Don't
listen to him, Chip.

No matter what they've done
to you, I'm sure... Bring him here.

Chip...

Go to the missile room.

Bring me the center charge of an
A-12 warhead... Just the center charge.

Don't try to resist, Nelson.

Another 30 seconds,
you won't feel anything...

Except what I want you to feel.

Master at Arms, this is Nelson.

Master at Arms,
aye. Now, Listen.

Commander Morton is on his way
to the missile room to get a warhead.

Stop him. Stop Mr. Morton, sir?

Repeat: Stop Mr. Morton.
Put him in the brig. Aye, sir.

And send a security detail to
the lab on the double. Aye, sir.

There's not much time
before the volcano goes.

That's a true statement.

Well, if you know
any way to stop it,

you'd better come up
with it before we all die.

Before you all die.

Don't you forget
that I'm immortal.

No, no. Only if you
get the elixir stones.

You need a controlled explosion,

not an eruption that'll
blow us all to bits.

No.

That won't work, Nelson.

I've got to take a chance
that my transmuted body...

will withstand the eruption.

Take him away. Maximum security.

You are a remarkable,
resourceful man, Admiral.

We could have accomplished
fantastic things together,

if you'd just allowed me
to give you immortality too.

The only fantastic thing
I'm going to accomplish...

is to stop that
volcano from erupting.

- It's impossible.
- We'll see about that.

Throw him in the brig.

Admiral, this is Sharkey.

Yes, what is it, Chief?

I've got everything you
want, sir, in the reactor room.

I'll be right there.

Now to the missile room.

All right, now, we gotta
get close to the lava pit,

and it's going to be
rugged. We'll make it, Ski.

Unless that gold man is
still in here trying to stop us.

Nothing's going to stop us.

We'll put the gun over there.

Ski!

Ski, he smashed the laser.

Let's get it back to
the flying sub and fix it.

How do we get in there now?

I don't know, but we've got to.

Let's get that
back and repair it.

Missile Room to Admiral Nelson.
Missile Room to Admiral Nelson. Go ahead.

Sir, we've tried to hold
Mr. Morton off at every hatch.

He just keeps busting through. We
can't hold him back. Do what you can.

Yes, sir.

Time is growing short. You'll
have to use pure energy on this one.

Mr. Morton! Don't you...

We'll get the center
charge of an A-12 warhead.

Then we're going
back to the volcano.

Missile Room, this is Nelson.

What's your situation?

Missile Room, this
is Nelson. Come in.

Here's the diagram.

Follow it, finish it, and
meet me in the escape hatch.

Aye, sir.

I'm sorry sir. They got
away... Mr. Morton and Turner.

With the explosive? Yes, sir.

Nelson to Reactor Room.
This is Sharkey, Admiral.

On the double with
that nuclear device.

Almost finished, sir.

Brent, you know,
I've been thinking.

Now, we're planning on blasting
the tunnel entrance to get in,

and then knocking out
that gold man, right? Yeah.

So what's wrong with that? There
won't be enough power left in the laser.

We'll have to take
the flying sub down...

and get in through
a lower entrance.

You mean you wanna go down
through the bottom of the lava pit?

Right. Now, we'll drill the hole
for the admiral from the bottom up.

Personally, I'd like to take another
whack at that golden thing out there.

I know, I know, but we haven't
got the time or the power.

Hey, what's this?

Phase-X2 connector... It's gone.

Maybe I can jump the
cable. All right, try it.

Commander Morton.

All right, Morton,
turn them loose.

Mr. Morton, what's
he done to you?

Dr. Turner, what's
happening to you?

I'm running out of time, sailor.

I've gotta explode this charge
and bring up the elixir stones...

before the final eruption.

- Brent, you've killed him.
- I flipped the switch
to low voltage, Ski.

- I just knocked him out.
- All right,
secure Mr. Morton...

And keep an eye on Dr. Turner.

We're going below to drill that
hole for the admiral's nuclear charge.

The elixir stones...
I must get them.

They'll have to wait. Job number
one is to smother the eruption.

There... There's the
opening into the lava pit.

Kowalski, you can have anything
you want... Even immortality.

Now is our chance
to get the stones.

Now! The volcano is ready.

You stay put.

We're going to have enough
trouble getting out of here alive.

Now, Turner could
have taken the flying sub.

He-He's got Chip
completely under his control.

Yes, but, uh, where are our men?

They might be in there.

We blast it?

Well, we can try.

Aim for where those
two rocks come together.

Aye, sir.

We're in the lava
pit... Under the surface.

The heat outside...

Must be over a thousand degrees.

Ski, the heat suits...
They're breaking down.

I guess they'll handle only
a certain amount of heat.

I'll die.

Without the elixir
stones, I'll die. I'll die.

I'll die!

Shocks are coming
every minute now.

How long have we got?
Oh, maybe 10 minutes.

Admiral. Huh?

Suppose they didn't burn the
hole for you to put the charge down?

Well, then we'll sink
it right into the pit.

How much time do we got
after you put that gizmo in?

As long as it takes to
reach the plug of the volcano.

Then she blows? It-It
implodes downward.

Will we be able
to get out of here?

Well, we better be,
because this place...

is going to be exactly like the
inside of an exploding H-bomb.

We'll drill up there.

Get the laser ready.

Admiral! Let's go.

Admiral. The elixir stones.

- Turner, come back.
- Turner? Dr. Turner, come back!

Turn back!

Too late. The nuclear charge
is going to blow. Come on.

Think you can get us out of
here the way you came in?

I'm sure gonna
give it a try, sir.

Chief. Sir?

Mr. Morton's
becoming himself again.

I think you can untie him.

Aye, sir.

How long do you think
it'll take us to get out?

About 45 seconds, sir.

That gives us just
about 15 seconds...

before the nuclear
bomb implodes.

Well, that's the end of
our volcano threat, Lee.

It's the end of
other things too.

Dr. Turner, alchemy.

You know, I still can't believe
what you told me about him.

I guess it was true enough, Lee.

Though now we'll never
know what his secrets were.

Here's one fella who
knows all he wants to know...

about Dr. Turner
and his alchemy.

Chip, what did the doctor say?

Oh, he didn't know what the fuss
was all about. I'm as normal as ever.

- Oh?
- Great.

Well, Admiral, what now?

You've got a clean bill
of health too, Captain,

so I'll leave that up to you...

As long as the course you
set heads us straight for home.

Down scope.