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It's getting worse. I'm
turning back. No, not yet.

It's not worth the risk. We can't find
out anything in a... in a storm like this.

The navy won't take
that for an answer.

Then they're gonna have to.

Admiral, every ship
we've lost in this area

reported a storm like
this, then vanished.

I have to find out how and why.

Yeah, well, we can't
find out if we're lost too.

W-We can't take any more of
this. We're heading back to Seaview.

We're not going back!

Another move like that,
and you'll wind up in the brig.

Admiral, four of our largest ships
have been lost without a trace!

Now we have to find the answer!

- There.
- What?

Look, there.

Admiral, what is that?

I don't know. But
whatever it is, we...

Hang on. We're gonna crash.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

Starring Richard Basehart,

David Hedison.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

You all right?

Yeah, I guess so.

What happened?

Well, If I can believe my eyes,

we were, uh, shot down
by an ancient square-rigger.

That is impossible. The
storm must have knocked us...

The storm...
There's no sign of it.

It sure left its mark.

The controls don't respond.
We're dead in the water.

Flying Sub to Seaview.
Flying Sub to Seaview.

Seaview, this is
Nelson Do you read me?

Nothing. Can you make repairs?

If it's not too serious.

But in any case, we're
gonna do a little exploring first.

That island? Why?

It might hold the answer
to the missing ships.

Maybe even our,
um, square-rigger.

Admiral, we didn't
see any square-rigger.

That was... an
hallucination, optical illusion.

Well, whatever it was,
we're still going ashore.

Give me a hand with
this life raft, will you?

Any word from the admiral? None.

Well, keep trying.

Sparks keeps calling. He
just can't raise the flying sub.

What could've happened to him?

What happened to those four
navy ships that are missing?

Well, no sign of any installation
here that could've sunk those ships.

Let's look around. Mm-hmm.

Admiral, look here.

It's a cave.

Look here, sir.

It's like some kind of writing.
What is that? Uh, German?

No, sir. That's
Dutch! You're sure?

With a name like Van
Wyck? Yes, sir. I'm sure.

Well, can you make it out?

Yes, sir. Roughly
translated, it reads,

"Cursed be those who
venture through this portal."

Well, that's interesting.
Let's find out if it's true.

Sort of an antique
booby trap. Mmm.

Thanks, thanks.
Could've killed me.

Well, it looks like this
place was inhabited once.

But, uh, he didn't
sink those ships.

Certainly not with that dagger.

A curse upon your head.
A curse now and forever.

It's a cave-in!
Let's get outta here!

You all right?

Of course I'm all right.
Why shouldn't I be?

After what we've just been
through, you can ask that?

A simple little rockfall while
we were investigating the cave.

That's nothing to
be alarmed about.

Wait-Wait-Wait... Wait a minute.

What about, uh... What about
the curse? The voice we heard?

And, uh, that square-rigger
that shot us down?

Well, Admiral, I'm afraid I don't
know what you're talking about.

You're not going to try to
deny that this happened to us?

Well, I think...
Well, let's just say...

you seem to have a
very active imagination.

Mmm. Hmm. Now, what about
this? Is that imagination too?

No, that's real enough. Probably some old
pirate weapon dropped here centuries ago.

Let me take a look
at it. Uh, I-I think not.

Obviously one of us is
losing contact with reality.

And if it's you, I'd prefer to
keep the weapon, thank you.

Anything you say, Admiral.

Now, let's get back
to the flying sub.

Where's that dispatch
from Washington?

Here you are, sir.

FS-1 from Seaview. FS-1 from
Seaview. Come in, please. Over.

Anything? No, we just can't
raise 'em. Now, look at this.

Washington just radioed that they
want a full report on those missing ships.

On top of that, the
whole 11th Fleet is

moving right here in
this area on maneuvers.

Isn't that a little risky, sir?

Moving the fleet in without knowing
what's making our ships disappear?

Sure it's risky. But that's
Washington's decision to make, not ours.

The admiral's nearly
an hour overdue.

You don't think he could've
run into anything, do you?

I don't know what he's run
into. What about Seaview?

- What about it?
- Our course is set for the same
area. Do we change it?

No. Continue on
course at flank speed.

What do you think?

What is there to think?

- Control to Engineering.
- Aye, sir.

Proceed on present course. All
ahead flank! All ahead flank. Aye, sir.

Well, let's get the repairs made
and get back to Seaview as soon...

What repairs, Admiral? Everything
seems to be in working order.

Uh-huh.

Uh, Nelson to Seaview.

Nelson to Seaview. Do you
read me? Come in, please.

This is Nelson.
Seaview, come in.

Admiral, we've been trying to make
contact with you. Is everything all right?

Well, we, um... we did have
some trouble with the storm...

but everything's all right now.

Wh-What storm are you
talking about, Admiral?

Well...

Look, you must have felt it. Your
instrumentation must have picked it up.

No, it didn't. We've had
nothing but clear weather here.

Oh?

Well, I guess it must've been
some local squall that hit us.

But as I said,
we're all right now.

And we'll be heading back. Good.

Did you find out
anything about those

missing ships?
Washington's getting nervous.

Nothing, unless it has
something to do with the island.

Island? Admiral, uh,
there's no island out there.

Well, of course there
is! We were just on it.

None on the charts.

Uh, we don't show one, Admiral,

but, uh, if you were
on it, I guess it's there.

Uh, is it important?

I-I don't know yet.

We'll talk it over when I get
back aboard. Over and out.

Well, shall we be
getting back, Admiral?

Uh-huh.

All right. Let's get up
to the control room.

Admiral. Do you hear me?

No. No. Go away. Go
away. Leave me alone.

Admiral, don't you
know who I am?

Lee, you know, for a
moment I thought that...

Y-You thought what?

Sick bay!

Y-You came aboard, and you
passed out. We brought you down here.

Well, I'm all
right. I'm not sick.

Take it easy, just, uh...

When I tell you I'm all right,
I'm all right! Let him, Skipper.

Still feeling a
little weak, sir?

Not weak, exactly,
Doc. Just a little bit tired.

That's hardly surprising.

Characteristic syndrome of a
very severe emotional trauma.

Mm-hmm.

What about Van Wyck?
Surprisingly enough, he's okay.

Mm-hmm. Mmm. Well, where is he?

He's in his cabin. He
should be asleep by now.

Did he say anything about the control
room? Anything unusual or different?

No, why should he?
There's nothing wrong.

No, no, of course not.
There's nothing wrong.

Where in the world
did you get that?

Oh, I-I found it on
the, um... on the island.

Then there was an island. And
what was that about the curse?

Who said anything about a curse?

Well, you did in your delirium.

And you-you told me about
the island from the flying sub.

Oh? But there was
no island on the chart.

That's what I told you.

Uh-huh. And Seaview
didn't go through any storm.

No. Admiral, what's
wrong with you, anyway?

I've got to see Van Wyck.

Admiral, look, um...

I don't know what's happened
to you, or what's gone wrong,

but whatever it
is, please tell me.

Later, I've got to think
some things through first.

Did you... Did you get
any word from Washington?

Washington? Yes, the whole
11th Fleet is moving into this area.

They'll want to know if you found
anything about those missing ships.

Oh, if they ask again,
tell 'em to-to... No. No.

Tell 'em I'll get
in touch. Aye, sir.

Commander Van Wyck?

What are you... That wiring,
sir... This is a restricted area.

Nobody's allowed to touch that.

Wait! Hey! Wait!

May I have that dagger,
if you don't mind?

How did you get in here?
How does anyone enter a cabin?

You were too absorbed
in the dagger to hear me.

I rather doubt that. I checked
your cabin. It was empty.

I think you've been
here all the time.

May I have the weapon, please?

Why?

Admiral, I'm aboard Seaview to
investigate the mysterious disappearance...

of four units of the 11th Fleet.

That dagger could be an
important clue. I need it.

Are you asking me
to believe there's a

connection between
an 18th century dagger...

and the disappearance
of four capital ships?

I have reason to
believe so. Yes.

I have reason to believe
that you're lying. Now, why?

Admiral, you haven't forgotten
the curse in the cave, have you?

Well, the-the curse
was nonsense.

- And the Flying Dutchman?
- The Flying Dutchman.

Well, surely you
know the legend.

An ancient
square-rigger lost in time.

A ghost ship, sailing aimlessly
and endlessly the seven seas.

What has that got to do with...

Admiral, the Flying Dutchman was
cursed. Just as we're cursed, all of us.

You, me, Seaview, the
four ships that were lost.

- You don't really believe that.
- Why not? You believe it.

No! No, it's absurd, illogical.

Ah, but true, Admiral.
There is a curse on us.

But I know how to break
it. Let me have that dagger.

This dagger is going
right into this safe.

Admiral, I warn you.

The entire 11th Fleet can be
destroyed if that curse isn't broken!

Come in.

I can't, sir. It's locked. Oh.

Excuse me, Admiral.
I'd like a word with you.

Ah, what is it? Commander
Van Wyck. I'm worried about him.

- In what way?
- Sir, I found him fooling around
with our control systems.

When I asked him a few
questions, he clobbered me and ran.

Mmm. Did you tell the captain?
Yes, sir. He's ordered a search for him.

Well, that's not
necessary. He's right here.

Where, sir? Right
here. We were just...

We were just...

They who reach the Flying
Dutchman never, never reach the shore.

They who see the Flying
Dutchman never reach the shore.

Flying Dutchman.

Have a look around.

Fire in the admiral's cabin.
Fire detail on the double!

Aye, sir.

Over here!

Grab his arm! Come on!

Come on. Get in here!

Come on. I'll get you
down to see the doc.

No, no. I'll be all right
in a minute. You sure?

Yeah, positive. Have your
men found Van Wyck yet?

No, but they will. Get
going. He can't get far.

Lee, how much do you know
about the Flying Dutchman?

I'm taking you to sick bay. No,
no, no. I'm going to the control room.

What's the weather topside?
Heavy seas running before a gale, sir.

And there's no storm predicted.

No, sir. But the weather
around the cape is always tricky.

Mm-hmm. The Flying Dutchman
always seems to appear in heavy weather.

Um...

Take us up to periscope
depth. I want to look around.

Admiral, I think you should
get to sick bay. Periscope depth!

You heard the admiral,
Chip. Aye, aye, sir.

Ten degree up bubble.
Level off at 90 feet.

Ninety feet and
level, sir. Up scope.

Prepare aft torpedo
tubes for firing.

Sir, are you sure you
want to give that order?

You heard me, Chip. Aft torpedo
tubes ready for immediate firing.

Belay that. We're not firing anything,
Admiral, except on my specific orders.

Then take a look through
there, and give those orders!

Unless you want us to
disappear like the navy ships!

I don't think there's much sense in
firing torpedoes at an empty sea, do you?

Empty sea.

She's out there.
The Flying Dutchman.

I tell you, Lee, unless you fire,
she'll destroy us. Take another look.

There's nothing out
there, Admiral. Nothing!

Down scope.

What's the matter with
you? Are you blind?

She's sailing there like a curse of
death! Send the torpedoes after her!

Kowalski, what
are you picking up?

Nothing, sir. Is there any ship
at all in the immediate vicinity?

- No, sir, absolutely nothing.
- Kowalski, check again.

The board's clear, sir.

"They who see the Flying Dutchman
never, never reach the shore."

What's wrong with him,
Lee? What did he see?

I don't know. There was nothing
on the surface. Absolutely nothing.

Admiral Nelson.

Mmm? Hmm?

- Who's there?
- Surrender the dagger you stole.

Surrender the dagger.

Surrender the dagger or suffer
the curse of the Flying Dutchman.

Where are you?

There's still no sign of Van
Wyck. I can't understand it.

He can't get off the
ship. We'll find him.

We'd better. I don't like the
idea of him running around loose.

Mr. Morton, take a look at this.

We're right back where
we started! Mm-hmm.

We've been sailing in a
great circle all night. So I see.

Did you know about this?
Not... Not until just now, sir.

Chip, get the
navigations officer.

I want all instruments
checked out on the double.

Chief, give him a
hand. Aye, aye, sir.

Admiral, did you know about
this? I know. We're off course.

What do you mean? How did
you know we were off course?

I have been trying to convince you that
we're up against forces beyond our control.

I'm going to send
out a distress call.

A distress call? Why? We're in good
order and proceeding under our own power!

Proceeding where? We're no
closer to port than we were last night.

We won't be any closer
tomorrow! How do we know?

We can find the trouble and
fix it, can't we? Not this trouble.

Look, there have been
four ships lost in this

area. I don't intend
for us to be the fifth.

Sparks, send out a general
distress call. Aye, aye, sir.

Sparks, belay that.

You can't stop me
from making this call.

I am stopping you. You're in no
condition to make any decisions...

because of some delusion
about a Flying Dutchman.

Oh, and you're determined to
protect me from myself. Is that it?

- Yes, sir, that's it.
- Mm-hmm.

Skipper!

I'm picking up a ship
on the surface, sir.

Bearing 0-1-5 relative.
Range 2,000 yards and closing.

The Flying Dutchman.

- Now do you believe me?
- It's a freighter,
not a Flying Dutchman.

Oh, just... Just
a freighter, huh?

Just a freighter.

All right. I want to
talk to the captain.

- Why?
- I want to talk to him.

Sparks, there's a ship
within 2,000 yards of us.

Contact her in the clear.
Ask to speak to her captain.

Aye, sir. Why are
you doing this?

Oh, I don't know.

Perhaps I want to find out if we
can still contact the outside world.

Lee, we can't find a malfunction
in any of our instruments.

Navigation officer's still working
on it. Very well. Take the conn.

Aye, aye. I'll see what
luck Sparks is having.

Mm-hmm.

Admiral...

Van Wyck.

Why don't you
face facts, Admiral?

It's impossible to contact
that ship up there...

or any other ship, anywhere.

Who are you? And what are you?

I think you know. Just as
you know you're doomed.

You'll never contact
the outside world again.

I just don't understand it,
Skipper. Can't you contact them?

Well, my transmitter's
working. I double-checked it.

But there's no reply. There
might as well be nobody up there.

All right. Secure
the call. Aye, sir.

We can't raise them.

Oh? And how does Sparks
explain that? He can't.

All right, surface. I want
to try a visual signal.

Admiral, the seas
are running pretty high.

We can still try. Surface.

Chip, take us up.

Surface? In that
storm? Take us up.

Prepare to surface.
Stand by to blow ballast.

Engineering, what's
wrong down there?

Engineering, what's
the trouble down there?

This is the captain.
Engineering, report!

Maybe the freighter rammed
us. She wasn't close enough.

Lee, you better
have another look.

I tell you she wasn't... Up.

Dive! All dive! All...

Freighter, huh?

I think we better talk
it over in your cabin!

And all this has something
to do with the cave

on that island you
discovered. Am I right?

You still don't
believe me, do you?

The explanation's simple enough.

It's... There must have been some
kind of volcanic gas on the island...

that produced hallucinations.

You said you saw the
Flying Dutchman fire at us.

Were you hallucinating
then? Is this an hallucination?

No, it's real. But what does
it prove? What does it mean?

It has something
to do with the curse.

I think that Van Wyck would
like to kill me with this dagger.

Let me look at
that, will you? Sure.

I've a book here
that gives a detailed

account of the legend
of the Flying Dutchman.

It all started when a Dutch
ship the Amsterdammer

failed to return after
a lengthy voyage.

Oh, here it is.

And, according to the legend, the ship
and the crew were somehow cursed...

fated to sail the seas forever unless
the curse could somehow be broken.

In that case, the
Amsterdammer would sink,

and its doomed crew
would turn into skeletons.

So you see...

Skipper! No!

Leave him alone.

I didn't... I didn't mean it.

I couldn't stop my arm.

That dagger. It's...
It's got a life of its own.

Yeah, I know.

Well, according to navigation,
we're sailing this course.

Right along the circumference.

Our controls are still frozen. We
just keep sailing in an endless circle.

Mm-hmm. And inside the circle...

Let's see. At
this point, here...

here and here, four
capital ships were lost.

And right here in the center is
where we discovered that island.

I know there has to be a
connection, but I don't see it.

No, I'm not certain I do either, but
I'm going to have a crack at something.

How long will it take you to get
the bell ready for a deep dive?

Oh, about 15 minutes,
sir. Mmm, I'll settle for 10.

Aye, sir.

Come on, Ski. Let's go.

What are you going to
do? What am I gonna do?

I'm going hunting...
for a Flying Dutchman.

All right, Scotty.
Finish her up.

Everything okay with the cable?
I've got 2,000 feet of it on the drum.

That enough? Oh, plenty.

Then we're all set. Okay.

Are you ready to lower
the bell, Chief? Aye, sir.

I don't like this, Admiral.
Do you have to go alone?

Oh, I'll be all right, Lee.

We're ready to lower away,
sir. Very well. Go ahead.

Okay, Ski.

You're paying out cable too
fast, Kowalski. Slow it down.

Aye, sir.

Slower, not faster!

I'm doing it. Nothing
seems to happen!

Here. Let me take that.

It's too fast. What's
the matter with them?

Cut the power, quick.

I can't, sir.
Something's jammed!

If that cable runs out, we'll
lose him. Cut the power.

We've lost him, sir.

Slow the descent. Seaview?

Seaview, do you read me?

We read you, Admiral. Something went wrong
with the controls. We slipped the cable.

You mean, you can't
haul me back up?

- Not until we pick up the cable.
That's gonna take some doing.

Stand by. I'm gonna hit bottom.

- Lee, you still read me?
- Yes, what happened?

I... I'm on the bottom. But the
impact smashed my reserve air tank.

Air... How much
do you have left?

About... About 20
minutes. No longer.

Well, uh, you're
too deep for divers.

We can bring the Seaview
down and try for the cable.

It's our only chance.

Wait a minute. I've got a
better idea. It might save time.

Admiral, come in!

Come in, Admiral,
we're listening!

I might've known you'd be here.

Of course. You don't think I'd let you
make such a perilous trip alone, do you?

That won't do you
any good, you know.

Ah, maybe you're right.

I feel sorry for you, Nelson.

But I have to do this. Why?

You don't know the real
story of the Flying Dutchman.

Probably no one
else does, either.

Save it. We're
running out of air.

You see, when the Amsterdammer
reached this part of the world,

the crew demanded the
captain set a course for home.

Well, he refused.
So, they mutinied.

They brought the captain to this
island and the first mate killed him.

But, with his dying breath,
he put a curse on them...

saying they'd never
again reach port.

- And you were the first mate.
- I am the first mate.

Oh.

What's the matter, Chip? I ordered
a deep dive, and we're still at 90 feet.

Something's gone wrong
with the induction valve.

We can't fill the ballast
tanks. That's impossible!

Excuse us, sir. It was impossible
to run out 2,000 feet of cable,

but we did it just the same.

I wonder what the admiral was
trying to say before we got cut off.

Maybe something about how
we could recover the cable.

It had to be that,
Chief, but how?

It can't be a diving
party, not at that depth.

Say, Chip, that gear
we put in the flying sub,

is it ready to launch?

We gave her a routine check
during the last watch. She's ready.

Well... Chief, come
with me. Aye, aye, sir.

You can't hold out
much longer, Nelson.

You'll be ready soon to take
my place. Take your place?

Once you die by that
dagger, then I'll be free.

Then it'll be you who'll
roam the seven seas...

till you find somebody to
take your place as I found you.

So that's it.

Give me the dagger.
It's of no use to you now.

You'll make a
worthy replacement.

Your plan to come down here
was actually a sound one. Look.

The Flying Dutchman. I
knew she had to be down here.

There's no other place
she could've come from.

And you thought the weaponry aboard this
bell would be able to destroy her, huh?

There's only one way to
end this. Give me the dagger.

I can wait, Nelson. Your
time has nearly run out.

No.

S-Seaview will
get to me in time.

Hardly.

I've arranged it so that she
can neither surface nor dive.

Just sail in that constant
circle till the end of time.

You... sank four ships
in-in these waters.

Surely... Surely there must
have been one man aboard...

who would have
served your purpose.

Unfortunately, they all died before I
could get one of them to my island.

You see, only the man who
removed the dagger, as you did,

and received the dutchman's
curse could relieve me of it.

Just a few seconds more, Nelson,

and you and the Seaview will
be the new Flying Dutchman.

Do they work? Like a charm.

Find me that cable, and
I'll pick it up in five seconds.

There it is.

Can you reach it from here?

I think so.

- Got it!
- Good work. Hang on. We're going up.

Good enough. Take her up, Ski.

Thanks.

He needs oxygen... bad.
Take him to sick bay, Ski.

No. No, no, no.

That... That island
has to be destroyed.

You know the coordinates.
Set the firing mechanism.

Where's Van Wyck?
Wasn't he... Van Wyck, sir?

Oh, no. No, of
course he wouldn't be.

What about Van Wyck? If I
told you, you wouldn't believe me.

Missile ready for
firing. All right. Fire.

Captain,

touch that button
and you're dead.

Move away from that panel.

I mean what I
say, Captain. Move!

Fire!

Don't move. Not a muscle.

Van Wyck, the Flying
Dutchman... The legend come to life.

Or did we imagine it all?

Well, we didn't imagine this.

And navy records still
show four ships lost

without a trace. There's
one thing we know.

The 11th Fleet won't have to worry
about losing any more warships.

What kind of report are you
gonna file with Washington?

You know, Lee, that
is a very good question.

I only wish I knew the answer.