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You dare to disobey my
orders? I'm the admiral!

You dare to push me
around? I'm the captain!

This vessel is my brainchild.

So we're never out of trouble.

So take that! And that!

And that!

Mutiny! Mutiny! I'll have you
hanged from the halyards!

I'll have you battered
with belaying pins!

Fed to the fishes!
Boxed by the compass!

Caulked by the
catwalk! Keel-hauled!

Gentlemen, hold
it. Lay off and desist.

Desist yourself!

Belay there! Enough! Enough!

Is that any way to run a
submarine? The war is over.

Who says so? Yeah! Who says so?

All right. Just for that, you
can both cool off in the brig.

And you can follow
them, Mr. Morton.

Well, that's all, gentlemen.
Thank you. C'est fini.

Chief to Captain Crane.
Stores are all aboard, sir.

We're ready to sail.

Very well, Chief.

This is the captain. All
hands to duty stations.

Prepare to get under
way in 30 minutes. Aye, sir.

Well, thanks for coming
aboard and entertaining

us, Professor, 'cause
it was just wonderful.

Oh. Thank you. Those, uh, dolls
you were using are very realistic.

Oh? You mean these?

But... But those
are not the ones.

Oh, yes, indeed
they are, Admiral.

The facial resemblance
is an ingenious makeup...

that I just wipe off. Uh, do
you need any help to pack up?

Thanks, no. My
dolls are no problem.

Well, let us know as soon as you're ready,
and we'll have your gear taken ashore.

Thank you.

Isn't it time, Professor?
Very nearly time.

Nearly, but not quite yet.

- Soon?
- Yes, soon.

Very soon.

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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

Professor?

Your crate's already
ashore, sir. Many thanks.

Oh, and you, sir. You
sure gave us a good laugh.

Good luck to you,
sir. Thank you.

The admiral's sorry he
couldn't see you off personally.

We're having a little trouble
with the engineering circuits.

Anything serious,
Captain? Oh, no.

More annoying than serious.
It won't keep us from sailing.

Sir? Excuse me. Hmm?

Uh, I've been thinking about
this trouble we're having.

Remember we were
rewiring the conduits near

the armory? Maybe
that's where the trouble is.

Right. Uh, check it out as
soon as we get under way.

Aye, aye, sir. Okay.

Captain Crane.
Attention, Captain Crane.

This is Nelson. Please
report to the circuitry room.

Admiral, I'll be right there.

Sorry, Professor. Don't worry,
Captain. I can find my way out.

I hope we meet
again. I'm sure we will.

Right.

Admiral. Hmm?

Uh, did you want me for
something? No, no, not a thing.

Well, uh, then why did you
ask me to report to you here?

But I didn't. Have you
checked out "G" circuit again?

Yes, sir. The trouble
isn't there. Mm-hmm.

Then try K-4, and
keep at it. All right, sir.

And now that you're
here, got any ideas?

Uh, yes, sir. The, uh, chief
thought it would be a good idea...

if we check out the, uh, new
wiring job around the armory.

Hmm. That may be worthwhile.
I'll get the blueprints from my cabin,

and, um, well, might
as well get under way.

Aye, sir.

Uh, Patterson. Yes, sir?

The, uh... The admiral did call
me on the intercom, didn't he?

Not from here he didn't, sir.
I was with him all the time.

Yeah.

Okay, thanks.

What lead-brain swab
jockey left that door open?

Dolls?

Chief to Captain Crane.

Go ahead, Chief.

I'm down here
in the armory, sir,

and, uh, supply locker
five is loaded with dolls.

Dolls? Yes, sir. Dolls.

The hand-talking kind like
the professor was using.

Then the, uh, professor
must have left them aboard.

Uh, yes, sir. It sure looks
that way, sir. Yes, sir.

All right, Chief, just leave
'em there. We'll handle it.

Aye, sir.

His crate went ashore,
sir. I saw to it myself.

But, um, obviously, his
dolls weren't in the crate.

You'd better take
care of it, Chip. Aye.

Sparks, get Inter-Allied
Headquarters.

Tell them to contact
Professor Multiple,

and say we have his
puppets. Right away, sir.

What's going on?

Chief! What happened?

Armory to Control. There's
trouble down here, Captain.

Don't bother, Commander.

Multiple. What are you doing...

It's time, eh, Professor?

Time for these others to go too.

Yes, and to do their job.

Everybody, up. Wake
up. Time to wake up.

Go on! Wake! Wake!

Captain to Mr. Morton. Come in.

Armory, report.

Armory, report!

Steady as you go.

Good work, Professor.

Watch it. Here
comes the captain.

Professor, what
are you doing here?

It was a stupid
mischance, Captain.

You had to leave the
control room, remember?

And, well, I thought I could
find my way out, but I...

I got lost.

So I found my way back here.

And I was just, uh, locating
myself when Mr. Morton came in.

I see. Where's the chief?

I haven't seen him. That's why I started
to call you. Then the intercom went out.

He said he'd found
puppets in locker five.

It's empty. Puppets?

Well, if they were my
puppets then they must

be found, because I
can't lose my puppets.

All right, Professor, don't worry.
If they're aboard, we'll find them.

Radio Shack to Captain Crane.

Yeah, Sparks.

I contacted Inter-Allied Headquarters,
sir, about Professor Multiple.

They report he's
just been murdered.

Are you, uh...

Are you sure that's
what they said? Yes, sir.

Found shot in his apartment just
10 minutes ago. I have all the details.

All right, Sparks.
Um, I'll talk to them.

What was that all about,
Lee? Yes. After all, I...

I thought that I was
Professor Multiple.

But if I'm dead,
well, then who am I?

That's a good
question, isn't it?

- And where are my dolls?
- And where's the chief?

Say, Chief? I heard you
found the professor's dolls, huh?

Did you hear that he was shot?

Chief!

What's the big idea clobbering Patterson
that way? All he said was that he...

You're...

Well, we're not gonna
get any answers here.

We'll contact headquarters
again, let them figure it out.

That sounds reasonable,
Captain. Yeah.

Yes. Let them figure it out...

if they can.

Oh, you're here, Chief. I thought we'd
lost you. What happened to those dolls?

Aren't they still in the
closet? Not now, they're not.

The professor. But
Inter-Allied said...

- Get them back. I'll speak to them.
- Yes, sir.

S.S.R.N. Seaview calling
Inter-Allied Headquarters.

Come in, Inter-Allied.
Do you read me?

- S.S.R.N. Seaview calling
Inter-Allied Headquarters.
- What's the matter?

S.S.R.N. Seaview to Inter-Allied
Headquarters. Do you read me?

We've lost contact, sir.

Keep trying.

Level off.

Level off!

Chief, level off!

Chief!

What's the matter
with all of you?

Chief, pull us out of this dive.

Chief, pull us out of this dive.

That was not a dive, Captain.

This ship is caught in a
current that is irresistible.

- You won't pull away.
- How would you know
what we'll do?

Because as of now,
this ship is ours.

Yours? Exactly.

You won't pull away.

Engineering, all back full.

All back full.

Engineering, report!

They hear you, but
nobody will obey you.

The professor's right.
Nobody will obey you.

Chip, get down to
Engineering on the double.

See what's going on.

You can't fight us, Captain.

"Us"? Who are you?

Perhaps you will know later...

when we are through with you.

Lee, come on!

Look!

It's me! Let's go!

It's time we killed 'em all dead, fellas.
Dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead!

After them!

Master of Arms, send
out security details.

Arrest Admiral Nelson
and Captain Crane.

What put us into this?

The professor says it's
an irreversible current.

It's like, uh, some magnetic
force that's just pulling us along.

Yet, we're still descending.

Another 10 minutes, we
might reach crush depth.

"B" Detail, search the hold.
"F" Detail, the missile chamber.

He sounds like a
company commander.

Company of what?

Dolls and puppets. But somehow, he's
managed to make them assume human shape.

But who is he?

Well, at least we know he's
not the real Professor Multiple.

He's dead. What do
you mean, he's dead?

Well, we just got a
report from Inter-Allied

Headquarters.
He's been murdered.

Well, whoever he is, we've
got to pull out of this current.

Admiral, look. I'll go
to the circuitry room.

I'll try to change the control
to pull us away, all right?

Good. In the meantime, I'll try
to find out where our real crew is.

- All right.
- The hull is empty.

Search further. Find those men!

Kowalski, wake up. Kowalski!

Chief? Chief!

Snap out of it! Chief! Chief!

It's like the... The
whole crew's asleep.

It is.

Except for the captain.

But he'll be sleeping soon.

You see, there was a
doll for each of the crew,

including you.

I'm it.

Now, look, I, um... I-I-I
don't know what you are...

or how you can talk, but, uh,

I do know that this current is
gonna carry us to crush depth.

Crush depth? Dear, dear.

I don't understand
these technical terms.

Well, you're gonna
find out soon enough.

What... What is
causing this current?

All in good time,
Admiral. All in good time.

Well, time's running out.

You're going to start
answering some questions.

Make any headway, Lee?

None. What about the crew?

They're sleeping as though
they've been drugged.

That, uh, talking puppet was
there. I almost got my hands...

The current's stronger.
We've got to break out of here.

I'll give you a hand.

Let's go! Come on!

They almost got
us that time. Uh-huh.

How do we fight these
things? I'm not sure.

But maybe... maybe
they just gave us a clue.

You mean fire? Yeah. At the
sight of flames, they panicked.

Now, if you can manage to get to
the armory... And get the flamethrower.

Right, right. But first
of all, come to my cabin.

We'll make an overall plan.

Close.

Not as close as
Seaview is to crush depth.

Any thoughts? Something
out there's causing that current.

Now, we might be able to
destroy it with a laser beam.

But the beam's in the observation
nose. We'd never reach it.

I might if you could
fake them out of position.

How? Well...

Get on the intercom from the missile
room. Let them know you're there.

Distract them. If I
can get to the nose

before they spot me,
we might have a chance.

Here.

Keep in touch, and give me
about, uh, two minutes. Right.

Professor Multiple.

This is Captain Crane.

Can you hear me?

I hear you, Captain.
Where are you?

In the missile room.

I'm putting an
end to your plans.

I'm blowing up the
Seaview from here.

Don't be hasty, Captain. I'm
sure we can effect a compromise.

I doubt it. Why should you?

I haven't put you to sleep yet,
have I? We can work together.

Let's call a truce
and talk things over.

No way, Professor.

I'm blowing up the submarine.

After him! All hands
to the missile room!

I think not, Admiral!

The professor's decidedly
right. We think not.

Multiple, listen. If we
don't pull out of this current,

Seaview is going to be crushed.

You mean my
deadly dolls will die?

- There'll be nothing left.
- Sorry, Admiral.

But since dolls don't live, they
couldn't care less about... dying.

All right.

But you're human.
You see that light?

In one minute, Seaview
is going to implode.

Too bad.

You're... You're a puppet too.

Right. He is. And
puppets don't die.

Even if you can't die, the ship will be
crushed. Now, is that what you want?

- No.
- Well, then let me fire
the beam.

That won't be
necessary, Admiral.

The current is under control.

You see, your ship is needed.

By whom? By the masters
of the future, of course.

Anybody knows that. Everybody
knows the masters of the future.

Puppets?

The machines we puppets obey.

Oh... machines.

Man created
machines on the Earth.

Out in the galaxies, faster
and greater machines were built.

Machines that became
greater than their creators.

And a machine
caused this current?

See for yourself.

Sounds almost as
though it were alive.

You might call it that.

It is what brought us here.

- But for what reason?
- Tell him.

Tell him. What have we to lose?

What, indeed? You are looking
at the heart of the control machine.

Unfortunately, its outer shell
dissolved coming through space.

Like a hermit crab, it
needs a new shell...

before taking its
next giant stride.

Oh. And, obviously, Seaview has
been chosen to fulfill this purpose?

Obviously.

Mm-hmm.

Careful there, fella.
Careful, careful.

Let him try.

Oh, dear me. How
foolish. How headstrong.

Oh, really, too bad. Too
bad, too bad, too bad.

Don't give it a thought.

He isn't dead.

What was that?

Nothing but the faintest zephyr
of the power which is out there.

We've stopped.

- Of course.
- Well, this is the end
of the journey.

For the Seaview, yes.

And presently, for you.

Why presently?
Why-Why not right now?

Because you designed
and built this craft.

I want your knowledge.
You will live...

Till you're no longer needed.

Then, of course, I
take your place. I take it!

I, I, I!

And until then?

Until then, you will be
kept out of harm's way.

Take him to his
cabin and lock him up.

Watch him now. Watch him!

This is a smart cookie.
Slippery, slippery.

You three... find the captain.

We know by now that he will
never work with us. Put him to sleep.

Yes, yes, sleep.

It'll be good for him.
A long, long sleep.

All right, back to
work, the rest of you.

Leave the key in the lock.

He won't be able to
open it from the other side.

Did you find anything,
Burns? No, sir.

Kowalski, you come with me. We'll
check out the other compartments.

Patterson, you go with
Burns down this corridor.

Lee. Lee.

Can you hear me?

I hear you, Admiral. I heard
most of what's been going on.

Well, then you know
I'm locked in my cabin.

You think you can get
here? I'm on my way.

Yeah.

You heard the story?
Enough to know it's bad.

What's out there
anyway? Well, take a look.

There it is.

I still say a laser
beam's the only answer.

But you can't get to the
observation nose again.

But there's a laser
in the flying sub.

If I can get her
launched and hit that

thing with all the
power that she carries...

But if that current's strong
enough to draw Seaview,

it could hold the flying
sub like a magnet.

You'd be trapped.

Well, a remote control power
charge could break me loose.

Well, we're back
to where we started.

The remote control power
switch is in the control room.

Right. That's why
you have to be in there.

Now, how could I be in there?

There's a Captain Crane
there already, isn't there?

Hmm? Let's go.

Control Room. The
admiral has escaped.

The captain must
have released him.

Find him!

Find him!

You're not minding the store,
Professor. Better get on the ball.

That captain has
been awake too long.

Find them both! Find them!

You two, go that way.

Captain to Captain!

Where'd that come from?

If you're looking for me,
Captain, you don't stand a chance!

Check up ahead.

You're not doing
very well, Captain.

I'm in the armory
now. To the armory!

"B" and "F" Details
to the armory!

You stay here.
Quick. Come with me.

Where's the captain?

There's nothing left of him.

One of ours burned too.

Find the admiral. Search
every corner, every closet.

Control Room to Multiple.

The flying sub
has left the ship.

Come on.

Are you certain about the
flying submarine? See there.

It has to be the admiral.

They say whom the gods would
destroy, they first drive mad.

- You mean it's the end of him?
- What else?

What craft could survive that?

What, indeed? What, indeed?

What, indeed?

Remarkable. Packs quite a punch.

He's through. He's won.

No. That's as far as he goes.

Quite right. Quite
right. As far as he goes.

His craft can't
move. It's held there.

What now?

That is not for us to say.

I'll be back.

Pretty, isn't it? Had
enough, Admiral?

You fight well, but you
never had a chance.

No, never a chance.
You're stuck here.

For how long?

How long is eternity?
Good question, isn't it?

How long is eternity?

So that's the hermit crab that
needs my ship. What about the crew?

Your crew will sleep, of course.

They'll sleep forever.
"Forever." Lovely word, that.

Forever. And mankind?

Mankind has nothing to offer.

It will sleep too. Yes.

Sleep, sleep, sleep.

Well, then there's not much
future for anyone, is there?

None whatever. Too bad.

Or is it? Another
good question. Is it?

Lee, this is Nelson.
Can you hear me?

Can you hear me? This is Nelson.

You can speak, Captain. Let's
hear what's on this fella's mind.

Go ahead, Captain.
Go ahead. Go ahead.

Humor the admiral. Speak to him.

Captain to Admiral. I hear you.

You are in the control room?

I'm in the control room.

Then open box NC-5.

Uh-oh. What's on your mind,
huh? What's on your mind?

Box number five.

Yes, Admiral.

Throw the master control switch.

Wait. Don't do anything.

We have to learn about this
ship, and he certainly can't harm us.

Let us see what he has in mind.

Lock the controls,
and all ahead flank.

What have you done?

What have you done? You're not
my puppet. What have you done?

I've thrown a nuclear charge through
the hull and set it at flank speed.

We'll blow your
hermit crab head-on!

Throw that switch!

It's locked.

You can unlock it.
Unlock it. Unlock it.

Unlock it! Unlock it!
Unlock it! Unlock it!

What is this? What is this?

We're going to see if this
thing is really indestructible.

You won't see it. Your
submarine will hit this craft first.

You'll be dead, gone.

And so will I. Whoops!

Time is running out.
How do you open it? How?

Stop this ship! Stop it!

Okay, Lee. The remote
control power switch.

Throw the switch, Lee!

No!

Now, will you open that box and
pull that switch and reverse this craft?

All right.

All right.

He's coming around.

No! No. They're for real.

Seems the entire crew
woke up the minute Seaview...

destroyed our
famous hermit crab.

Well, what
happened to the, uh...

To the professor
and the... the dolls?

Mmm. Well, take a look.

So I never took
your place, Admiral.

Never had my chance.

Too bad.

Really too bad.

Too bad. Too bad.

Too bad.

What do I do with 'em now?

Burn them.