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Dead Men's Doubloons

Episode aired Feb 13, 1966
TV-G
52m

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6.7/10

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Adventure Sci-Fi

While operating over the remains of a sunken 16th century pirate ship, the Seaview encounters a reincarnation of its dead captain.While operating over the remains of a sunken 16th century pirate ship, the Seaview encounters a reincarnation of its dead captain.While operating over the remains of a sunken 16th century pirate ship, the Seaview encounters a reincarnation of its dead captain.

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6.7/10

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Richard Basehart

Admiral Nelson

David Hedison

Captain Crane

Albert Salmi

Brent

Del Monroe

Kowalski

Paul Trinka

Patterson

Allen Jaffe

Sebastian

Robert Swimmer

Pirate
(as Bob Swimmer)

Robert Dowdell

Chip Morton
(as Bob Dowdell)

Robert Brubaker

Admiral Howard
(uncredited)

Stan Kamber

Sailor
(uncredited)

Arch Whiting

Sparks
(uncredited)

Director
- Sutton Roley
Writers
- Irwin Allen
- Sidney Marshall
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Trivia
The title refers to the doubloon, a gold coin used in Spain and its new world colonies, beginning in the fifteenth century.

Goofs
In the middle of the episode, Captain Crane and Ensign Kowalski leave the SEAVIEW in the flying sub which crashes underwater. Later in the episode, Kowalski again leaves the SEAVIEW in the flying sub with Admiral Nelson to rescue Captain Crane.

Quotes
Brent: [referring to Captain Crane] Don't hurt him too much. Just enough to loosen his tongue.

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8/10

Barking !!

One of Voyage's weirdest Voyages but thoroughly enjoyable of course, the prologue looks somewhat rushed with water splashes visible on the backcloth and a horrendous continuity error with a balustrade. Scenes from "Anne of the Indies" (1951) provide the pirate battle-scenes and the wonderful Sutton Roley is up to his usual camera tricks one of which involves the not inconsiderable feat of shifting two Nuclear Missile silos 20ft away from the normal position (for this episode only) just to let the camera dolly in!! Marvellous.

The show has some classic moments and a considerable amount of underwater footage, the Pirate flag drop is sensational! Its mad as a box of frogs but totally fun.

Best consumed while under the influence (of anything)!!