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The reason it failed was that it didn't mimic Star Trek enough, with geopolitics and court room episodes.
But Star Trek could learn something by having an astrophysicist come on at the end of the show and talk space science like this show did with Robert Ballard.
I have never seen this show.
Live action Sealab with joxer/ted raimi
Oh man, I forgot this ever existed. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
This would have been a great show ....... because we haven't really explored the ocean depths in real life ... I think only 20% of the ocean floor has been mapped so far and of that mapping it wasn't very detailed.
That's Countess Regina Barthalomew front row second from the left.
So this is what she and Moriarty got up to.
No! R2D2 got lost in the stargate! Quickly, Spok, send in the troopers to save him from Lord Zedd!
how.. ho wwas this?
i just recently downloaded this/added it to my library last year. it did not age well. it was pretty awesome back in the day, but its kinda hard to watch now
I did exactly the same thing.
The first season was really good. The second was labored at times. The third was... something else.
This show is pretty fire back in the day, they had some hyper intelligent dolphin doing recon for them
I remember being fond of the first season, but it was definitely "wet star trek," complete with a Tiger Beat suitable version of Wesley (RIP Jonathan Brandis, who got chewed up and spit out by Hollywood), especially by the end of season 2 when I stopped watching, apparently along with everyone else.
There were dozens of us who watched season 3.
Dozens!