Captain Crane has nightmare-type visions on an almost empty submarine Seaview.
If this episode seems unlike other Voyage/Sea episodes, there is a very good reason for it: Other people were running the show in this hour! This one had a very different director and a very different writer, and adding to the situation, Irwin Allen was probably busy putting together Land Of The Giants at this time. In a nutshell: This is Voyage/Sea but it not Voyage/Sea!
Many people like Nightmare, I once knew a guy in New York who thought this hour was one of the wonders of the world. But I just can't get into this nightmare world created here. The trial scene, the "killing" of Patterson scene, none of it created the desired response from me. It just looked dumb.
But the hour has nice stock music cues which often play without actors talking over them.
If this episode seems unlike other Voyage/Sea episodes, there is a very good reason for it: Other people were running the show in this hour! This one had a very different director and a very different writer, and adding to the situation, Irwin Allen was probably busy putting together Land Of The Giants at this time. In a nutshell: This is Voyage/Sea but it not Voyage/Sea!
Many people like Nightmare, I once knew a guy in New York who thought this hour was one of the wonders of the world. But I just can't get into this nightmare world created here. The trial scene, the "killing" of Patterson scene, none of it created the desired response from me. It just looked dumb.
But the hour has nice stock music cues which often play without actors talking over them.
