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(aeroplane engine rumbling)

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

¢ With beauty and grace
as swift as can be f

£ Watch it flying through the air S

f It travels in space or under the sea

f And it can journey anywhere J

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

~ It travels on land or roams the skies J

~ Through the heaven's stormy rage I

f It's Mercury-manned and everyone cries f

f It's the marvel of the age I

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

(aeroplane engine roaring)

(gentle music)

- Curious, most curious

and you blew it to the
surface with compressed air?

- That's right.

- To think that it has withstood

a score of centuries unscathed.

(Mitch screeching)

- Mitch, come back with that.

- Yeah, grab it off him.

It may be monkey wrench

but to have Mitch monkeying
around with it makes me nervous.

- | wonder what Professor Turman

can possibly be discussing
with Beaker in there.

- That guy? He's a professor?

- Of classical history, one of the best.

- Well he sure doesn't look
much like a professor to me,

more like a professional football player.

- Professor Popkiss, yeah, we have a job.

If you'd like to step in here.

- | heard back east that you
were good at underwater work

and | told myself, Terman old
son, they're the boys for you.

- Did | hear you say we have job?

- Just signing up
Supercar to help me locate

the sunken Temple of
Poseidon, the Sea God.

- What is it exactly you want
us to do, Professor Terman?

- Well I've been in the Aegean skin diving

around the shallows and come up with that.

By me that's proof the
sunken temple's not far off

but somewhere too deep for my outtfit.

- How's that?

- Oh limited range, can't
carry enough air for long surge

but if you were to nose around in Supercar

and then call me down when you strike oil.

- Very well, Professor Terman,

as Mike Mercury would say, you're on.

- Great!

If | go on ahead and
organise some sort of camp

can you follow in a few days?

- Roger.

- We shall see you there,

say five days from now with Supercar.

(dramatic music)

- Fire one.

(rocket booming)

Fire two.

(rocket booming)

Right, all aboard.

- You and | in the backseat, Jimmy,

and you in the trunk, Mitch.

(Mitch screeches)

- Well you can stay at home if you want.

(Mitch hooting)

(dramatic music)

(engine puttering)

(upbeat music)

- You think this temple

to old what's his name exists do you, doc?

- Well | am not convinced

but Terman is a brilliant young man.

Oh quite brilliant.

- But why should it be underwater?

- Who knows, it may have sunken.

An earthquake perhaps,
some volcanic activity.

- Anyway it sure is fun.
A Mediterranean holiday.

Where are we now?

- 36 degrees north by about 30 west.

We should pass over the
Azores in a few seconds.

- Time, 5:30 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time.

We'll just be about ready

for Professor Terman's camp cook dinner.

(engine whooshing)

- And here we are right on schedule.

| better give them some
sort of landing signal.

- There we are, down
below, | can see his light.

- Yes, that's about the right place.

- Selecting vertical descent.

- Sure am hungry

and | guess Mitch will
be glad to get out too.

(engines whining)

- Ahoy there, just in
time for the barbecue.

(bright harmonica music)

- Gee Professor Terman, that's great!

You aren't like a real Professor at all.

- Well now, thank you, son.

How about that Professor Popkiss?

- You make me feel about 190 Jimmy,

perhaps | should learn to play the guitar.

- (laughs) Oh maybe you should at that.

Oh, | see Doctor Beaker
is examining the jars

| found already.

Doctor Beaker?

- My dear fellow, oh,
these are interesting.

Oh, really most interesting.

You found them in shallow water you say?

- That's right about 40 yards off shore.

It drops suddenly after that,

down 100 feet or more of underwater cliff.

- Hmm, that could be due

to the volcanic activity Beaker mentioned.

- Anyway at that depth |
couldn't do much on my air supply

certainly not like bringing
up the heavy stuff by myself.

- Well now you can use your outfit

in collaboration with Supercar.

That is if Mitch leaves it alone.

(Mitch hooting)
(Mitch screeching)

(dramatic music)

- | think he's heard something.

(Mitch hooting)

- ls anybody there?

- A good night to you, noble sirs.

- [Mike] Who the devil are you?

- By your favour, good
sirs, |am Antonio the Gypsy

and | am truly tired and cold.

Could it be that good sirs
could spare a warming drink,

the night is chill.

- Well he looks quite harmless.

Okay, you're welcome to a mug of coffee.

(Mitch screeches)

(suspenseful music)

(Mitch hooting)

- Here, Mr. Antonio, have a seat.

- Thank you, young master.

Antonio has travelled a long way.

- Just how did you get here?

This is a small island and | thought

it was supposed to be uninhabited.

- Antonio travels far, lives where he can.

Thank you for your coffee, sirs.

| would like to repay you.

- How?

- By telling your fortune.

- Can you tell fortunes?

- Of all who have the
eye, Antonio is the best.

Sirs, by your leave.

(mystical music)

Antonio reads the flames,

Antonio reads you have come here

to disturb the old island gods.

It is true?

- Ina way, yes, | suppose
you're right, Antonio.

We're looking for the
sunken Temple of Poseidon,

the sea god.

- You will not find it.

Antonio sees this,

instead | see danger,

mortal danger even death if you persist.

- Oh yeah, well | foresee
a lot of phoney bologna

and great danger to the guy
who persists in handing it out.

- Ah steady, Mike.

- Ah sirs, Antonio is only
a poor wandering gypsy.

| mean no harm, only to warn you.

- Can you really see that?

- | can and more but | must go now.

| will disturb you no more tonight.

- You sure you wouldn't
like some more coffee?

- Antonio thanks you sirs, but no.

Remember my warning.

- Well can you beat that?

- Most, most peculiar.

(dramatic music)
(Mitch hooting)

(bright music)

- All set, Professor Terman?

- Just so, you go on
ahead, I'll slither down

that underwater cliff on my own time.

- Roger, we'll scout around

and keep coming back to you to report.

- That's it, with this
telephone contraption

we can have heap big
underwater pow-wow. (laughs)

| plug in here right?

- Right, well let's get going.

Charging port.

Starboard.

- Can somebody help me out
with this goldfish bowl, huh?

- Yeah | will help you.

- You sure | can't give
you a lift down there?

- (laughing) No thanks, I'll walk,

plenty of healthy exercise, that's me.

- Okay but don't get your feet wet,

folks catch cold that way, let's go, doc.

Fire two.

(rocket rumbling)

Seems okay, switching to turbo drive

for underwater and lifting off.

See you down there, Professor Terman.

(dramatic music)

- So you will not listen to the warnings

of Antonio the Gypsy.

Then as the gypsy | am no more.

But as Spyros the bandit,

| have little patience with trespassers.

One too curious step my
friends and we shall see.

(dramatic music)

(water splashing)

(water bubbling)

- Depth, 80 feet, yes and the
water's still quite clear.

Satisfactory, most satisfactory.

- If you feel like a swim

you can always take Terman's place.

- | thank you, no, | prefer my comforts.

(gentle music)

Depth one zero five.

- There's something ahead!

(dramatic music)

Reckon that's it, better go get, Terman.

(gentle music)

(bright music)

Can you see him, doc?

- Um, not yet, but if he
followed our wake, ah.

(gentle music)

- [Terman] Can you hear me?

- Sure, hey listen we think we found it

about 150 yards over to the right.

- That's great!
- Now hold on.

we'll give you a tow.

(gentle music)

- Yeah, it is almost
certainly the temple itself.

- Better take it steady,
we don't want to, hey!

(dramatic music)

What is that thing, doc?

- limagine it is the
god Poseidon himself.

Ask Professor Terman.

- [Terman] | found something!

- You're telling us, it's just
about falling on our heads!

- [Terman] Oh | don't mean the statue,

there's a square object here

that looks almost like a strong box.

- | don't think they
used to have strong boxes

in the second century B.C.

- No but they do in the 20th century A.D.

And they have a pretty shrewd notion

who have already warned
us of their property.

- My dear fellow, | am
not sure | understand.

- Professor Terman thinks
he's found a strong box right?

- I'm sure of it.

- Well how long would
you Say it's been there.

- Oh not long, it's not encrusted at all.

- Then I'll bet our friend
Antonio knows it's there.

That's why he didn't
want us to dive today.

| don't know what's in it

but I'll bet Antonio knows that too.

- Correct, my friend, so you
have taken the too curious step

and it is one too far.

- Then we'll dive again this afternoon.

- And we'll take down the acetylene torch.

- Sure we will, I've always thought

I'd make a first class strong box breaker.

- Is that so.

We shall see, my friends, we shall see.

|, Spyros the bandit, have
something to say about that.

(dramatic music)

- Ah, | must say Professor
Terman, you are a wonderful cook.

- (laughs) Anything to get out

of that diving suit for a few minutes.

We'll have to make our second dive soon.

(Mitch screeching)

- Be silent, here.

(suspenseful music)

Now this afternoon you dive,

well, it may be more
dangerous than you think.

(dramatic music)

(Mitch hooting)

- What's up with Mitch?

- Maybe he's in a hurry

for us to get started again, eh, Mitch?

(Mitch screeching)

- | don't know, he's trying
to tell us something.

(Mitch hooting)

- Guess he's just fascinated by that suit,

time | put it on anyway and
got down to cracking that safe.

Is the cutter ready?

- Yes, you can get cracking with this.

(dramatic music)

- [Terman] Safe breakers
must have more patience

than | thought.

- You sure you're okay for air?

- [Terman] Should be, 20 minutes
each air bottle, isn't it?

| haven't switched to the second one yet,

but it's about time | did.

How's the welding gas?

- Plenty left. The cutter
will last as long as you do.

- [Terman] Okay, I'll switch
onto the second bottle now.

First one's all but empty.

(dramatic music)

- Mike!
- What's the matter?

- There's, there's nothing
in the second bottle.

- What, then you got to surface fast,

switch back to the first bottle

and blow up the suit and
you'll go up like a cork.

(dramatic music)

- | knew Mitch was trying
to tell us something

about the diving suit, weren't you, Mitch?

(Mitch hooting)

- Anyway that settles it.

First thing tomorrow we
search the whole island

for Antonio the gypsy.

- Well I'm not sure it wouldn't be easier

to have one last dive,
whatever is in that strong box.

- It's too dangerous.

- It wouldn't take me a moment,

I've done all the cutting | need.

- My dear Professor Terman,

he has already nearly killed you.

- That's fixed then, at dawn tomorrow,

Doc and | will take
Supercar up and find Antonio

and we'll keep an eye on
him until Professor Terman

finds what's in that strong box.

- | still think it would be
quicker to go down by myself.

- But it's too dangerous.
Goodnight, everybody.

- [All] Goodnight.

(dramatic music)

- [Mike] He's gone down again,

Terman's gone down to the
sunken temple on his own!

- What does the note say?

- It says he's sorry
to sneak off like this

but he thinks there's a sporting chance

of one man getting down and
back without being spotted.

Sporting chance.

- Professor Terman seems to want

to get things done his own way.

- We can't let him do it.

- Well what can we do, Mike?

- Take Supercar down to
look for him, | guess.

We don't even know how
long he's been gone.

(dramatic music)

You come with me, doc.

- Most certainly.

- Right and we shouldn't be too long.

I'll bring him up if | have
to pull him to the surface

by the seat of his pants.

(explosion booming)

- What was that?

- | don't know but one things for certain,

Terman's in trouble.

- You fools have meddled
in my affairs long enough

let us see if one of my
home-made depth charges

will discourage them.

(match whooshing)
(suspenseful music)

Good luck, Professor Terman.

(explosion booming)

(dramatic music)

- Another explosion! You must
find this man fast, Mike!

I'll take Supercar down
to Professor Terman.

Fire one.

(rocket booming)

- Right, Doctor Beaker and |
will see if we can track him

and I'm taking this.

- Good, you're better

at that sort of action than | am, Mike.

Fire two.

(rocket booming)

And you and Mitch stay here, Jimmy,

| may need your help.

(engines whooshing)
(dramatic music)

- So now they take
their machine out again,

do they? (laughs)

Very good, now | shall
settle them once and for all.

Fire three. (laughs)

- Should be about here | think.

(engines droning)

(Mitch hooting)

- | sure hope they find
Professor Terman, Mitch.

(Mitch hooting)

Tell you what though, Mitch,

| guess we outta get
out the first aid box.

(Mitch hooting)

- Trouble is, we don't even
know how large this island is.

He must be somewhere near the bay

for this explosion to
come from over there.

- Then | suggest we try that way.

- Are you ready, fools?

(match whooshing)
(suspenseful music)

- These must be the entrance pillars

to the temple itself!

Now where is the statue
and the strong box?

(Terman groaning)

(suspenseful music)

(explosion booming)

Terman!

Are you alright Terman?

- [Terman] Just about, Professor.

| think my leg's broken, | can't move.

- You are trapped by the statue.

I'll have to move back a
few feet and have a look.

(engine puttering)

| think | can see a way of freeing you.

Can you still hear me, Professor Terman?

- [Terman] Sure, just, it
hurts a bit that's all.

- I'm going to try and
blow some of the mud away

from the other end of the
statue with the exhaust

and free you.

- [Terman] Okay, I'll
yell if it gets too bad.

- All right, here we go then.

| shall turn on the motors for
five seconds to start with.

Are you ready?

- [Terman] Ready.

(engines roaring)

- Anything happen yet, Professor Terman?

- [Terman] | can't tell,
|, | don't think so.

- I'll have to try again.

(engines roaring)
(dramatic music)

- [Terman] | think that's done the trick.

I'll try and push myself
clear with my other leg.

- I'll be back there in a few moments

to lend you a hand.

I'll have to tow you to the surface.

- Thanks, | guess I'll
need some first aid.

- Sure wish they'd hurry, Mitch.

There was another
explosion a few minutes ago

and there's nothing we can do about it.

(Mitch hooting)

- Shall we give the good professor

another little present, do you think?

Just to make sure.

(dramatic music)

(guns firing)

(suspenseful music)

(explosion booming)

(guns firing)

(bright music)

- Do you feel alright
now, Professor Terman?

- Sure, | do, fine.

Teach me to go rushing off on
my own again in the future.

Sorry about that.

(Mitch hooting)

Yes, you'd have had more
sense, wouldn't you?

(Mitch screeching)

- Here's Mike, they got him!

- We sure did.

Seems his names not Antonio but Spyros.

He's wanted for robbery.

- Yes, you were right
about the strong box.

He stole it a month ago.

- And | would have got away with it

if you fools had not interfered.

- And with these, quite a valuable prize.

- Gee, diamonds.

- Nice little haul, I'd say.

- The treasure of the New World

but nothing compared with
the glories of the old.

As soon as | am fit again, we'll go down.

- But | really think-

(Mitch screeching)

- Well, looks like I've
got one volunteer at least.

(Mitch screeching)

(bright music)

(engine roaring)

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

¢ With beauty and grace
as swift as can be f

£ Watch it flying through the air S

f It travels in space or under the sea

f And it can journey anywhere J

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

~ It travels on land or roams the skies J

~ Through the heaven's stormy rage I

f It's Mercury-manned and everyone cries f

f It's the marvel of the age I

¢ Supercar f

¢ Supercar f

~ Supercar! I