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Check our heading, Chief.

Bearing 2-3-8 true.
We're right on course, sir.

Good. We should be able to
set down in about 10 minutes.

Land in that area, sir?
It looks kind of rugged.

Well, it is. But
according to Blanchard,

there's a landing area
right near his camp.

You can check it on your map.

Uh, coordinates, uh,
baker-4... Baker-4...

Mm-hmm. Zulu-2-0.

Zulu-2-0.

Yes, sir. Aye, aye.

BX-406 to FS-1.

BX-406 to FS-1.

Dr. Pierre Blanchard calling
Admiral Harriman Nelson.

Do you read me, FS-1?

Loud and clear. This is
Nelson in the flying sub.

How are you, Doctor? Just fine.

Good to hear your voice again, Admiral.
How soon do you expect to be here?

Our E.T.A. is 1530. That's
roughly about, uh, 10 minutes.

Splendid. We're all ready with
our demonstration experiment.

I think you're going to be amazed
at what we're about to show you.

I'm anxious for you to get
here. I think you'll agree,

this is going to be the
greatest triumph of my career.

You make it sound very
exciting. I'm looking forward to it.

So am I. Ten minutes, you say?

Right. Good. I'll
be waiting for you.

BX-406 clear.

Oh, it's you, Brock. Nelson will be here in
a matter of minutes. Is everything ready?

Everything. Good.

Just think. With
this small device,

we can control the behavior of one of
the most powerful creatures in existence.

And the man that gives this to
the world receives great honors.

It doesn't matter.

Oh, by the way,

I found your pen
on the tent floor.

Well, thanks. But you
needn't have bothered.

I'm using another one.

But this is the pen you
used to make all your notes.

You keep this, Doctor.
One of these days,

it's going to be an
invaluable memento.

Why, thank you, Brock.

I didn't realize that you
were the sentimental type.

He must've broken
out of his cage.

Uh, quick. The control.

Brock!

Brock, the control!
Activate the control!

Brock!

Brock, the control... No!

Brock!

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

Starring Richard Basehart.

David Hedison.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

How did it happen?

Well, as you know, we were
preparing for your arrival.

Dr. Blanchard wanted to show
you a... a full-scale demonstration.

All right, go on.

Without warning,
our subject went mad,

broke loose from his cage
and attacked the camp.

You can't imagine
how terrible it was.

Well, I don't have to
imagine. I can see for myself.

But, still, I-I... I
don't understand.

According to Blanchard's reports,
he had complete control of the subject.

Now, that was the whole
basis of his work here, wasn't it?

Yes, it was supposed to be.

Then what went
wrong? I don't know.

I happened to have the control
device at the time of the attack.

And I stood by the
doctor to the very last,

trying to keep the
beast under control.

But it was useless. I
barely managed to escape...

being killed myself.

To face the truth, Admiral,
Dr. Blanchard's work was a failure,

a tragic failure.

Mm-hmm.

Admiral? Hmm?

What's all this about a
subject? What kind of subject?

Oh. Dr. Blanchard was
experimenting with a gorilla.

Sir, you mean to say that
all this was done by a gorilla?

It wasn't an ordinary gorilla.
The rarest of all... a white one.

Blanchard told me that his
experiments had developed it...

into the most powerful member
of its species ever known.

And this thing is running around
loose somewhere? As far as I know.

Oh, man.

Those are only some of Dr. Blanchard's
rough notes. They aren't important.

Oh? Well, I think
they're fascinating.

Chief, gather up all these
you can find, will ya? Aye, sir.

Well, Blanchard was
definitely on the right track.

I'm going to see that this
experiment doesn't die with him.

You mean you're going
on with it, after this?

Absolutely. Well, not-not here,
of course. In Santa Barbara.

That's impossible.

In the first place, you'd
have to recapture the subject.

And I don't think you can.

And if you can, you'd have to
transport that beast on your submarine.

Well, suppose you let me worry about those
details, huh? Blanchard was my friend,

and I'm going to see that
he gets full credit for his work.

Admiral, here's the lot of
'em. Mmm. Thanks, Chief.

Admiral, I...

I think you're making a mistake.

But if you're determined to go ahead
with it, I want to volunteer my services.

Hmm. Well, that's good of you,
Brock. You can be of great help.

I accept. Thank you, sir.

Well, if we're going to
recapture the animal,

we'll need Blanchard's
brain control device.

Oh, well, I'm afraid
that's impossible.

- The device was destroyed
in the attack.
- Oh.

I warned you it
wouldn't be easy.

Apparently not.

In fact, I don't think there's
any way to recapture that beast.

We can do it with a shore party from
Seaview armed with tranquilizing weapons.

Chief, let's go down to the flying
sub and contact Captain Crane.

Aye, sir. Crane?

Would that be, um, Lee Crane?

Yes. You know him?

Um, yes, I... I-I-I think
we met somewhere.

Before I forget, Admiral, I
want you to have this pen.

Why? It was Dr. Blanchard's.

He used it to write
most of his notes.

I'm sure he'd
want you to have it.

Mmm.

Well, that's, uh, very kind
of you, Brock. Thank you.

My privilege.

All right, let's make that call.

Very well, Admiral. I'll
send the shore party at once.

Oh, uh, just one
more thing, Lee.

Uh, Dr. Blanchard's assistant wants
to help us continue the experiments...

once the animal's
been recaptured.

Now, he, uh... he
indicated that he knew you.

What's his name?

Leo Brock. Uh, B-R-O-C-K.

Oh, yes, um... Yeah,
I knew him once.

That sounds like it wasn't
a very happy association.

It wasn't. I'll tell you all about
it when you come back aboard.

Incidentally, Admiral,
how long will that be?

As long as it takes a shore party
to get here and make the capture.

I'll keep you
advised. Right, sir.

I'll make all preparations
here to receive it. Good hunting.

Thanks.

Flying Sub out.

It's hard work,
isn't it? Yes, sir.

Could we take five?
I'm... I'm pretty beat, sir.

I'm afraid not, Chief. The shore
party's due any minute now,

and we've got to find some sign
of the gorilla before they get here.

Yeah, well, for all we know, he
could be miles away from here.

And this is a pretty big jungle.

Well, we're looking for a pretty big
animal. Now, don't worry. We'll find him.

If you say so, sir. You'd
better contact Base...

and see if the shore
party's here yet. Aye, sir.

Sharkey calling Base. Sharkey
calling Base. Come in, Base. Over.

Hi, Chief. Is the
admiral with you?

Hey, Ski, I...

It's Kowalski, sir.
Uh-huh. Kowalski?

Is your party armed with tranquilizing
weapons? Yes, sir, just as ordered.

We're ready to start the hunt,
Admiral, whenever you give the word.

All right. Now,
listen carefully.

Have your men fan out
at five-yard intervals...

bearing 2-2-5 true.

2-2-5 true. Right, sir.

Under no circumstances
use live ammo.

Tranquilizing weapons only.
I want this beast taken alive.

Yes, sir. But, uh, how will we
know if we've got the right animal?

Believe me,
Kowalski, you'll know.

Now, move out. Aye, aye, sir.

All right, you guys, uh,
fan out. Five-yard intervals.

Hey, Ski, what is that?

It's a gorilla.

Only it must be the
biggest one in the world.

Is that what we're
supposed to capture?

Yeah.

Now it's coming
from over that way.

Let's get him, Patterson.
And watch yourself, huh?

Don't worry.

That's the thing we're hunting?

Right now, I-I-I... I don't
know who's hunting who.

He had us there for a minute,
but what... what chased him away?

I was just wondering.

It certainly... It certainly wasn't
the tranquilizers we hit him with.

- They seemed to have no effect.
- If we can't knock him out,
how do we capture him?

Well, I don't know, Francis.

Maybe... Maybe we don't.

- You dropped this, sir.
- Oh.

Thanks, Chief.

Take cover!

Guys, let him have it!

Well, looks like we've
got our work cut out for us.

I want this animal loaded
safely aboard Seaview.

Uh, Chief.

Sir?

It's your baby.

Aye, sir.

All right, you swab
jockeys. Don't stand around

with your teeth in
your mouth. Get movin'!

Come on! On the double!

Is the cargo aboard,
Chief? Yes, sir.

We just finished loading that thing
through the forward deck hatch.

It was quite a job. And what about
the civilian who's coming along?

He was right behind me. Oh.

Here he comes now, sir.
Thanks, Chief. That's all.

Aye, sir.

Welcome aboard, Mr. Brock.

So it is the same
Lee Crane I knew.

I'm wondering if it's
the same Leo Brock.

A little more mature
now, Captain.

- And a great deal
more successful.
- Yeah, so I've heard.

Well, could you direct
me to your missile room?

I want to see that my charge
is properly taken care of.

Through that hatch over
there, aft to a ladder down.

Then follow the companionway
forward until you get to the missile room.

Thank you. I'll find it.

The animal is stowed
in the missile room.

We're ready to get
under way. Very well.

Set this course for Santa
Barbara. Proceed at standard.

Aye, aye.

Uh, did you get a good
look at that gorilla...

when we stowed it aboard?
I saw him from the bridge.

A white gorilla's
pretty rare, isn't it?

- I understand there's only
one other like it.
- He sure looks powerful.

He is. That's why I ordered
the cage and the chains.

I just hope those
tranquilizers keep working.

I'll set the course. All
right. Admiral, this is Crane.

Mmm. Yes, go ahead, Lee.

The animal's safely stowed aboard, and
we're setting a course for Santa Barbara.

Good, good. Uh,
tell me, Admiral.

Is Leo Brock with you? No. I'm here
going over Blanchard's papers. Why?

Well, I met him when
he came aboard.

I'd like to talk to you about it,
Admiral, as soon as possible.

Very well. Come
to my quarters now.

I'll be right there.

Hmm.

All that power, and
sleeping like a baby.

He oughta be after all the
tranquilizer we poured into him.

I wonder how long
before he wakes up.

If he never does,
it's too soon for me.

I'll tell you, Ski, I've never
seen anything as strong...

as that overgrown ape.

Well, I don't care how strong
he is. He'll never get out of here.

I hope you're right.

Because if this
baby ever gets loose,

it's good-bye. Uh-huh.

Come in, Lee.

Oh. Oh, Brock.

Admiral.

Now that we're under way, I thought
perhaps we could have a little talk.

Well, there's really
nothing much to talk about.

Our subject is safely aboard, and
we're on our way back to the institute.

- And when we get there?
- We continue the experiment,
of course.

But haven't you forgotten?

Dr. Blanchard's control device
was completely destroyed.

Well, there shouldn't be any problem about
that. I have all of Blanchard's notes.

We should be able to
duplicate it very easily.

I can help you with the notes.
I'm already familiar with them.

I'd be glad to collate
and edit them for you.

Oh, that won't be necessary.

Well, apparently,

you have everything
well in hand.

Hmm. Apparently.

Congratulations.

This should do
your reputation, uh,

a great deal of good in
the scientific community.

I doubt that very much. The credit for this
belongs to Dr. Blanchard and no one else.

Yes. Yes.

That's the way it should
be. He was a great man.

I couldn't agree with you more.
Now, if there's nothing else...

I just wanted you to
know that I'll be happy...

to do anything I can to help.

Thank you. I'll
keep that in mind.

Thank you.

Mr. Morton? Mr. Morton?

Morton here.

Is Captain Crane
in the control room?

No, sir. I thought
he was in your cabin.

No, he didn't... he didn't,
uh, turn up. Find him for me.

Aye, aye, sir.

Captain Crane, this is the exec.

If you read me, please reply.

Chief. Sir?

Captain Crane's not
responding to the intercom.

Uh, find out where he is and
see if there's anything wrong.

Aye, sir.

Mmm.

Mr. Brock.

Have you seen Captain
Crane? I've been looking for him.

Why, no. No, not for some time.

Are you... Are you
sure of that, sir?

Now, look here, Sergeant.

No. Wait a minute, sir.
On a ship, that's chief.

- Oh. I'm sorry, Chief.
- Uh-huh.

You certainly can't expect me
to keep track of your captain?

Well, if you
should run into him,

tell him, uh, he's wanted in
the control room immediately.

All right. Chief? Hmm?

There isn't anything wrong
with the ship, is there?

No, sir. Not yet.

Kowalski, Patterson. Hey, Chief.

Has the skipper been in here?

I haven't seen him.
You, Patterson? No.

He hasn't been in the missile room.
Why? Doesn't answer the intercom.

This may sound a little screwy to
you, but the fact is we can't find him.

Well, he's gotta be somewhere
aboard. That's the way I figure it.

But where? And why
doesn't he answer?

Look, I want you
two guys to find him.

Look anyplace you
can, but find him!

We're on watch down
here, Chief. I'm relieving you.

For all we know, he's had an accident
and is lying unconscious someplace.

Right. All right now, move.

Okay, Chief. Come on, Patterson.

Get... Get the hatch!
Dog it down! Hurry!

Emergency! Emergency
in the missile room!

Kowalski, what's going
on? It's that ape, sir.

It broke loose in the missile room. I don't
know how long the hatch will hold him.

Chip, sound general quarters.

Get some men down there with
tranquilizing guns on the double!

Aye, aye, sir.

Battle stations.
Battle stations.

Battle stations.

Come on! This way!

Get back!

Get it shut! We've
got to slow him down.

It's not gonna hold, Ski.
He's breaking through.

Man, where are those guys?

Kowalski, will that hatch
hold? Not a chance, Chief.

He broke through the other
one. He'll break this one.

There's no way to stop him.

Okay, you guys. Get
your weapons ready.

If he breaks through, let him
have it with everything you've got.

Admiral, can your men stop him?

They're working on it.

And... And if... if they can't?

Then we've had
it, every one of us.

Let him have it! Fire!

We can't stop him.

Well, hit him again. Fire!

Hold your fire. He
may have had enough.

Follow him, but
keep your distance.

Looks like the fight's
gone out of him.

Yeah, I think so. The
tranquilizers must have taken effect.

What happened down there,
sir? Everything's under control now.

Two of the crewmen were
injured, but they'll be all right.

And, uh, we'll need repairs on
two of the watertight hatches.

I'll get Damage
Control on it at once.

I asked for a report on
Lee. Now, where is it? Chief?

Well, we were looking for him,
sir, but then all this broke loose.

Well, that's all over with now.

But find Lee. Obviously,
something has happened to him.

I'll organize several
search parties immediately.

But what about the gorilla?
Suppose he goes wild again?

Right. There's always
a chance of that.

Station a sharpshooter
there all night.

If the gorilla acts up, have him fire a
high-velocity bullet through his brain.

And, uh, keep me
posted in my cabin.

Aye, aye, sir.

Chief, get three search
parties organized immediately.

Aye, sir.

Hmm. No, uh... No
sign of him at all, huh?

No, sir. Of course, we've still
got the search parties looking.

But I don't mind
saying, I'm worried, sir.

Admiral, I don't think the
skipper's on this ship at all.

Well, I'm certain that he is.
You know as well as I do...

that no man or even
a body can get off it...

without our instruments picking
it up. Well, where can he be?

Well, now, we'll find
him if we keep looking.

Admiral, um, I know this
is none of my business,

but, uh, why don't we
call this whole thing off?

I mean, you know, forget about
this experiment and get rid of that...

That overgrown monkey. Not
unless it's absolutely necessary, Chief.

Yes, sir.

I see you don't
approve. Well, sir, I...

No, that's-that's... that's
all right. I don't blame you.

But, believe me, this experiment
is of enormous importance.

Blanchard has developed a
being of unusual strength...

whose brain can be
influenced by remote control.

Yes, sir. Well, I guess I was
never cut out to be a scientist.

But if you say it's important,
then it's good enough for me, sir.

Oh? Well, thanks...

Thanks for your vote
of confidence, Chief.

Yeah, well, uh,

I'd better get
back to the search.

Mmm.

Uh...

I'll keep you
posted, sir. All right.

Stay on your toes.

Just checking before I turn in.

Any luck, Kowalski? No, sir.

We covered practically the whole
ship, sir. No sign of the skipper.

He's got to be on
board somewhere.

Your watch is up in another few
minutes. Get some men to replace you.

As many as you need.

If it's all the same to you,
Mr. Morton, I'd like to keep on looking.

Well, yes, sir.
I... I would too.

Very well. Permission granted.

Thank you, sir. Come on, Pat.

Missile Room, who gave
orders to fire a torpedo?

Missile Room? Missile Room?

Chief, do you know
who's in the missile room?

Well, just the guard
watching the gorilla. Why, sir?

A torpedo tube was just
discharged down there.

I don't like the sound
of that. Neither do I.

A torpedo tube's an obvious
way to get somebody off the ship.

The skipper.

It's open.

Where's the guard I had posted? I saw
him a little while ago. He was right here.

This is the one that was fired.

Maybe it wasn't the skipper.
It could've been the guard.

Possibly. But who fired it?

Put a bullet through
its brain. Mm-hmm.

It's empty.

This is the exec. I want a detail
armed with high-velocity rifles.

Lay down to the forward
corridors on the double.

When you see the
gorilla, shoot to kill.

Mr. Morton, armed detail on
the way to seal off corridor "C."

It's blocking the
corridor. We're cut off.

Well, we can go through the
inspection hatch and get around it.

Good idea.

This is Morton. We'll
join the detail. Aye, sir.

Let's go. Aye, sir.

Okay, okay. Come
on. Get back here.

That thing could come busting
through there any second.

If it does, aim for the head. We've
gotta stop it before it wrecks the ship.

Mr. Morton. The skipper.

Is he okay?

He's still alive,
but he's been hurt.

- What happened? Where is this place?
- Just take it easy.

I gotta find the admiral.
Sure, when you're stronger.

We'd better not
move him alone, sir.

I'll get some
corpsmen. Go ahead.

Keep going, Admiral!
I'll slow him up!

Attention, all security details.

The gorilla's heading for the sector
"D" corridor. Lay after him on the double.

Take it easy, Lee.

I-I'm all right. Go up
to the control room.

You'd better have the doc take a look
at you in sick bay. I said I'm all right.

Now, go up to the control
room. I've gotta find the admiral.

Aye, aye.

Engineering,
switch to auxiliary!

The ship's going down.
I've got to stop him!

Oh, no!

No!

Kill that steam!

Pull 'er up!

Admiral... Admiral,
we're going to die.

All of us, we're going
to die, and I can't stop it.

Pull yourself together, Brock!

I could have stopped
it, and I didn't.

Now, it's too late.

The sending device.
You've had it all the time.

Well, that explains a lot!

Why did you do it? Why?

The ship is going down!
Can't you do something?

In Blanchard's notes
there was mention...

of a by-product
of the experiment.

A fluid which produced an
uncontrollable rage in the subject.

I tried to use this,
but it doesn't write.

There's no ink in this, Brock.

This is a sending device transmitting
the effect of that fluid to the gorilla.

You've been trying
to kill me! No, no!

All right. In that case, you'll have
no objection to carrying this yourself.

Will you, Brock?

What kind of ammo are
you using? High-velocity.

It'll stop anything that moves.
All we need is one clean shot.

We'll get him. Go ahead.

Get back! He's after
the pen, not you!

You feeling better,
Lee? I think I'll live.

Well, for a while there, I
had my doubts. So did I.

Well, obviously, Brock was trying to
stop you from telling me about him.

I think I can guess
why. You were going to

tell me you doubted
his sanity, weren't you?

Something like that.

And he was an
egomaniac. His only talent...

was an ability to fool people
who are really talented.

Apparently, he fooled
Dr. Blanchard completely.

Mm-hmm, and
most of the rest of us.

I think we can put these
in cold storage now.

The world may be ready
for Blanchard's experiment,

but, uh, I'm not.