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Ninety seconds and counting.

Eighty seconds and counting.

Launch Area to Capsule. Is
everything go, Mr. Morton?

Everything is go.
We're ready to launch.

Aye, sir. Okay, you
jokers! Out! On the double!

Come on! Move! Condition
red. Clear the launch area.

Sixty seconds and counting.

We're green. We're green.

Let's hear from Pressure Line
Staging. Pressure Line Staging, report.

Seaview to Space
Exploration Agency.

Seaview to S.E.A.
Come in, please.

S.E.A. to Seaview. Go ahead.

This is Nelson. All systems for
experimental underwater launch are go.

Make it a good one,
Nelson. Don't worry, General.

After three orbits around the Earth,
we'll bring them back safe and sound.

T-minus 40 seconds and counting.

S.E.A. to Seaview.

All antennas prepared
to track from liftoff.

Orbital test flight is go.

Repeat that for Master
Control. Radar Group Four...

Fifteen seconds and counting.

Spacecraft
umbilical is ejecting.

Ten seconds and counting.

Nine, eight,

seven, six,

five, four,

three, two, one.

Ignition.

Maneuvering, trim
portside ballast.

Contact.

Altitude: 100 miles, velocity:
17,500 miles per hour.

Capsule still locked on.

Spacecraft separation.
Surface range: 508 miles.

Watch for malfunction on
the orange and red signals.

Check orange and red
signals for any malfunctions.

Station five.

Seaview to Flight. Seaview
to Flight. Come in, Chip.

Seaview to Flight. Seaview
to Flight. Come in, Chip.

Flight to Seaview.
We cannot read you.

Flight to Seaview.
Can you read us?

Flight to Seaview.

I can't turn it off. It
keeps coming through.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

Starring Richard Basehart,

David Hedison.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

We lost 'em completely. The signal's
disappeared. Reserve power in.

Re-circuit.

They couldn't have destructed.

No, we would have seen that.

There was nothing on the tracking
scope but a thin beam of light.

Reserve power in.

Huh. Still nothing. Add
the reactor power, Ski.

- Aye, aye, sir.
- Space Agency to Seaview.

Yes, General. We've lost
the capsule on our screen.

Do you have a reading? Negative.
We're trying to reestablish communication.

We have no sign of them at all. Capsule
is probably orbiting out of control.

Yes, I'm going to duplicate the
mission with our backup vehicle.

If we can rendezvous with them,
we might be able to pick them up.

Negative, until I clear
it with Washington.

But we've got two men up
there. Negative till clearance.

I'm not gonna throw their lives
away. Prepare the backup mission.

We'll have clearance
before blastoff.

Now, start the
pre-countdown operation.

Control to Rocket Launch
Area. Attention, Launch Crew.

Commence pre-countdown
operations for launch of Test Vehicle 2.

Repeat: Commence
pre-countdown operations...

for launch of Test Vehicle 2.

Move vehicle into position
and fuel up. Aye, sir.

All right. You heard him!
Let's move! On the double!

Come on!

Hey, Chief. What about
a crew for the capsule?

Well, they have backup
astronauts on shore,

and I guess the skipper or
maybe the admiral will ride copilot,

just like...

Well, just like
Mr. Morton did. Okay?

Let's move.

What happened?

Nothing makes sense.

We didn't dream
that white light.

Doesn't look like any
landscape I've ever seen.

And here's something
odd. Gravity: .48.

Maybe the instrument was
affected by the shock of the landing.

Flight to Seaview. Come in.

Flight to Seaview.
Can you read us?

We better take a look outside.

Feels like earthquake country.
Never seen anything like it.

Let's not panic, Bob.

- I can't see!
- Throw down your weapon.

You blinded me! Throw
down your weapon!

You will come with me.

Nelson to Space Agency.

S.E.A., come in, please.

This is S.E.A.,
Admiral. Go ahead.

Is your backup astronaut
on his way here?

He's standing by until
we get authorization.

Have you found out why
your communications failed?

No, but I don't think we'll
have any trouble this time.

We've just installed our new
laser beam tracker in the system.

And, uh, Captain Crane is
checking out the second capsule.

I'll keep in touch.

Testing U.H.F., unit four.

Testing unit four.

Go ahead, Skipper. Unit four.

Unit four, testing.

Okay. Shows maximum, sir.

Good.

Control to Launch Room.
Control to Launch Room.

- Admiral?
- What the blazes happened
down there?

Admiral, the... the capsule
and Captain Crane...

They're... They're gone.

We're in the middle of
countdown. There was no blastoff.

Yes, sir, I know...
I know that, but...

the capsule's gone, sir.

Admiral, the
tracker... It's tracking.

According to that,
the capsule's in flight.

S.E.A. to Seaview.

Go ahead, General. Admiral, our
monitors show your test vehicle in flight.

Yes, yes. I-I'm
checking into it.

Did you get direct clearance
from Washington? No!

Stand by. I'll get back to you.

Check the computer. Aye, sir.

Oh, Admiral, sir.

The computer speed
of the capsule, Admiral.

The speed.

186,000 miles per second.

The speed of light.

And they're heading for the...

Headed for where, sir?

The planet Venus.

Crane to Seaview.
Hello, Seaview.

Crane to Seaview.
Do you read me?

I ask you again,

when does Earth plan to
invade the planet Centar?

Earth plans no invasion.

Have you made
explorations of the moon?

Yes.

Have you explored
this planet, Venus?

- Venus?
- Yes.

Only by remotely
controlled space vehicles.

Have you explored
the planet Mars?

Only by remotely
controlled space vehicles.

What is your next objective?

Chip! Get out of there!

Lee? Is that you?

- Chip, what's the matter? Can't you see?
- They blinded me.

Take him back.

Who are you?

We are from the
double planet Centar...

in a distant part
of this galaxy.

We brought you both here to
our scouting outpost on Venus.

Scouting outpost? Why?

To find out why you Earth
people are invading other planets,

what your capabilities
are for invading Centar.

We've never even
heard of Centar.

We do not believe you.

You will tell us.

No, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.

I'll tell you what you
wanna know, without this.

Now, first, uh, let
me explain to you...

how our equipment
compares with yours.

You see, your electrons
depend on photon operation.

Ours, on the other hand,
don't have the similar...

No! We need him.

He can't go far.

General, has Washington okayed
the rescue mission to Venus?

I'm having trouble convincing
them of the facts, Harry.

I can hardly
believe them myself.

Crane is on Venus! All
of our indicators say so.

If you don't get Washington
to move, I'll do the job myself.

Admiral, we're ready with the
picture from the capsule's TV camera.

Kowalski, try to raise
Captain Crane. Aye, sir.

Seaview to Test Module 2.

Seaview to Test Module 2.

Come in, Test Module 2.

Earth man,
resistance is useless.

Surrender! You cannot fight us.

Admiral, there's gotta be something
we can do to give the skipper a hand.

Chief, is the remote control of the
capsule still on standby? Aye, sir.

Mm-hmm. Then give manual control
to the captain of all components.

Aye, sir.

Lee? Lee, I don't know
if you can hear me.

This is Nelson. You now have
manual control of all components.

We do not wish to kill you.

We only want to take
you to Centar, our planet.

The answer's no!

- Do you wish to die here?
- I do not wish to die anywhere!

Within six hours,
this side of Venus...

will be under the direct
gravitational pull of the sun.

Once a month, the
ground is torn apart.

Everything goes into convulsion.

Nothing survives.

Come with us.

You don't need us on
Centar. Send us back to Earth!

Wait here. I will go learn from the
other one how to deal with this fire.

Nelson to Crane.
Seaview to Crane.

Lee? Can you hear me? Admiral.

Admiral, uh, this is Crane.

Are you all right?
Well, I think so.

I'm still trying to figure out if this
is real or some kind of nightmare.

It's real enough. We've tracked
you. You're on the planet Venus.

But how did I get here?

That's one of the things we're
trying to figure out ourselves.

- Are Chip and Wilson with you?
- Oh, Wilson's dead.

- Chip's here,
but he's been captured.
- Captured?

Now, look, I'll try
to get Chip away,

but if I do, what happens to us?

Somehow you'll just have
to try to survive up there.

I've already got wheels turning in
Washington to send up a rescue mission.

That'll take months,
and I've just found out...

that this side of Venus is due to be
hit by a solar storm in about six hours.

Try to get Chip back
to the space capsule.

You might be able to
ride out the storm inside.

All right, Admiral.
I'll get to Chip.

We'll, uh... We'll
manage somehow.

What is the nature of the fire
that comes from the space vehicle?

It is a chemical
combustion under pressure.

How is it stopped?

By a control inside the capsule.

Who is the Earth man whose
voice I heard... one named Nelson?

Admiral Nelson is our
chief. He is over all of us.

Then he knows all about
these space vehicles? Yes.

He is in charge of
their movements,

of this test flight you are on?

Yes.

Centar. Centar.

Centar. Centar!

Do you have the other one?

I am pursuing him.

When you get him, return here.

I am going to Earth to get another
human... one named Nelson.

An important one who can
give us the best information.

Turn it off! What
are you doing to me?

Remain still. If you move,
it will burn through you.

- S.E.A., this is Nelson.
- Go ahead, Admiral.

We have an exact
pinpoint of Crane's location.

Has Washington approved
the rescue mission? Affirmative.

We're starting a 72-hour countdown on a
rescue capsule to be launched from here.

Am I clear to go along? You are.

Roger. Out.

Admiral, that's...
That's much too late.

They only have six hours
before that solar storm hits.

Then they'll have to survive
till we get there, won't they?

Admiral.

Same kind of beam as
those other ones when

Commander Morton and
Captain Crane disappeared.

Mm-hmm. Only this time
it's coming straight toward us.

What do you think it means, sir?

It could... It could
mean an invasion.

- Sharkey,
sound general quarters.
- Aye, sir.

Centar speaks to Nelson.

Who are you? You are isolated.

You have no communication
with the rest of your planet.

I repeat: Who are you?

Centar to Nelson. I
am coming aboard.

Try to board us, it's the
last thing you'll ever do.

Dive! Dive! All dive! All dive!

Admiral. Hmm?

Look.

You...

Hold it!

You are Nelson.

Yes, I'm Nelson.
And who are you?

You are the leader of these men,

of the others we brought
to the planet Venus?

I want to know what you are
and what you're doing here.

I came for you.

Well, that's very interesting.
What do you want with me?

All the knowledge
contained in your mind.

We wish to learn
all there is to know...

about the ability of Earth
people to penetrate space.

Why? Any invaders are
a potential threat to us.

We must know your plans, your capabilities,
so we may defend against them.

We're not invaders, so why should
you want to defend yourself against us?

You launched a space vehicle
from this ship you call Seaview.

A trial flight, yes.

There will be others to follow.

Eventually, you will reach
the outer limits of this galaxy.

When you do, we will
be ready to destroy you.

And you want me to tell you how
you can accomplish that destruction?

Yes.

You made a long trip
to Earth for nothing.

Take him!

Do not try anything
so foolish again.

The next time my forces will be
applied directly against all of you.

All right. What now?

First, I wish to
examine this vessel.

You will act as my guide.

Well, you see,
I-I'm needed here.

I'll assign someone else.

Kowalski.

Aye, sir.

And after you've completed
your tour of inspection?

I will transport this vessel
and you back to my planet.

Well, that's impossible.

You forget...

We have already done this
with two of your space vehicles.

We can transform mass of
any size into light energy...

and transport it at will.

You will take me
through the ship.

Sir.

Yeah. Go ahead.

Pass the word to all hands:
Stand by for battle alert.

No intercoms. Word of
mouth or transceivers only.

Move out. On the double.

- Chip.
- Lee?

These are like red-hot
steel bars on my neck.

All right. Now, just, uh...
Just hold on a minute.

Hold on.

Thanks.

Can we get out of here? We're
in radio contact with the Seaview.

The admiral's getting
a rescue party up to us.

Now listen to me, Chip. We've
got to hang on until they get here.

Our spaceships don't
travel at the speed of light.

It would take them at least
three months to get here.

They tell me the ground
on this side of Venus

gets torn apart by
the sun once a month.

That doesn't give
us much of a choice.

Die here, or on their planet.
No, Chip. There's another choice.

Survive. Now, if we can
get back to the capsule,

at least we'll have rations
and some protection.

First I want to check out their
instrumentation. It might help us.

Now, come on. That's it.

Now, easy.

Wait a minute. Just
let me go first now.

Come on.

- Yes, sir?
- He's on his way to you now.

Hit him when I give
the alarm. Aye, sir.

You'll get help from every
part of the boat. Yes, sir.

Get set.

This is the missile room.
Our heavy weapons.

Missile Room to
Control. This is Nelson.

He's here, sir.

Okay. Now.

Our guns are gone.

Tell your Admiral Nelson I
will examine his reactor room.

Then I will deal with
him, his ship and his crew.

Control to Missile Room.
Chief, do you hear me?

Kowalski? Patterson!

Chief. Admiral.

It's... It's no use. He's
just too much for us.

Like, uh... Like
getting hit by lightning.

It's that white orb he carries.

It can't just be the orb. There's
got to be a power source he uses.

That... That beam he came in on.

Can you pull yourself together?
We'll launch the flying sub.

I'm going to attack his
power source. Aye, sir.

Earth man.

You will learn nothing
there. Now move away.

What happened, Lee?
Are you okay? I'm all right.

What's the matter?
It's my eyes. I can see.

Did he blind you with this?

Yes. It must be wearing off.

Keep watching him.

Let's see if this can get us some
help with the instrumentation.

Chief, I've located the beam.

I'm going to
attack with a laser.

I'm ready to fire now.

It was not wise of you to
have attacked the beam.

And it was hopeless.

The Seaview is
now in my control.

What have you done to
my crew? Immobilized them.

The Seaview will now be
taken to the planet Venus,

and from there to Centar.

It should have gone.

It will require additional
power from the prime source.

What do you think,
Lee? I don't know.

Is this set now to send us back?

Yes, but only
Centars can operate it.

Then you'd better do it.

This place could come down
any minute. You wanna die here?

It will send us to Earth.

Turn power to
maximum and activate.

Can we trust him?

We don't have any other choice.

This is Centar on Earth.
I need maximum power.

Activate.

Maximum power's required to
transfer the Earth submarine to Venus.

Activate at once.

If I turn up the power,
he'll have the Seaview here.

If we don't get back
to Earth, we're dead.

All right. We'll try to stay
alive in the capsule. Move!

I need maximum power! Activate!

Something must have gone
wrong with the main controls.

We will return to Venus
without the Seaview.

What do you make
of it, Chief? Hmm?

That blasted beam was
there again, but it's gone now.

Does that mean the admiral
and the flying sub are gone too,

like the skipper and Mr. Morton?

Look, kid, I don't
know what it means.

The navy I was brought up in sailed
on the water, not through the sky.

But if they are all up
there on that planet,

how are we gonna get 'em back?

What are we gonna do?

What are we gonna do? I'll
tell you what we're gonna do.

Nothin'. That's what.

Nothin'? But, Chief!

Ju... Just listen to me, kid.

You will see them
come back down here.

Believe me.

Are you sure about
that? Sure I'm sure.

With both the admiral and
skipper up there... and Mr. Morton.

Are you kidding?
Listen, Patterson.

The only guys in trouble are those aliens
who snatched them in the first place.

Just tell me when
they're headin' back here.

I want to be ready to
really pipe 'em aboard.

I guess you're right, Chief.

They've gotten out of
rougher waters than these.

Yeah, you bet your
sweet life I'm right.

Just take it from me...
They're not in any trouble at all.

At all.

Let's get to the capsule. At least
we'll have some protection. Come on.

Chip!

How much time do
you think we've got?

Not too long, judging
by the buildup. Come on.

We've arrived, with
not much time to spare.

Your foolish resistance
on the Seaview delayed me.

We will have to leave
this planet at once.

What about the other
men you brought here?

They're with my companion, in the vicinity
where the one you call Crane landed.

You better get us back before
this solar storm kills everyone.

That is my intention, Nelson.

I shall convey all of
us to the planet Centar.

Again you are foolish, Nelson!

I see it will be necessary for
me to relieve you of your sight.

We've only a matter of minutes
left! Get us back to Earth!

I told you of my
intention, Nelson.

I shall convey all of
us to the planet Centar.

Now stand back.

Get us out of here
now, or we're all dead.

I repeat, the controls at our master
operations were set to return you.

- Activate them.
- Not at the risk of bringing
Seaview and its crew up here.

What if I show you
how we can prevent that,

how we can get off this planet?

It may be too late now. No.

I can return us to the cave
with the orb. Let me have it.

No. You just show me how
to work it. I'll get us back.

No.

Do you tell me?

Tell me, or we'll all die here!

Turn it with your fingertips
until three impulses are felt.

Admiral.

What's wrong? I don't know.

It's not working!

He must have changed the settings.
You remember what they were?

I'm trying.

Try it now!

Chief?

Another beam, and
headed this way again.

Kowalski, sound
general quarters.

Hey. What a feast
for the eyeballs this is.

You all look so good I
could kiss you! I mean, uh...

I thought, well, uh... Welcome
back aboard, gentlemen.

Believe me, Chief.
We're happy to be back.

So what happened? Were
you really up there on Venus?

How'd you get there,
and-and how'd you get back?

And what... Easy, easy, Chief.

We'll give you all the
details in good time.

Captain.

It's a radio inquiry
from a lecture bureau.

They want to know if I'd be
interested in making a tour.

The subject to be the
safety and convenience...

of making future
interplanetary flights.

While you're thinking
of an appropriate reply,

head up back for port, will you?