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This is the year 2020.
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The place is the
Challenger Seamount,
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the top of an
underwater mountain.
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A complex beneath the sea.
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250 men, women,
and children live here,
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each of them a
scientist pioneer.
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For this is our
last frontier,
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a hostile environment which
may hold the key to tomorrow.
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Each day, these oceanauts
meet new challenges.
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As they build their city
beneath the sea.
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This is SEALAB 2020.
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What's our mission today?
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Dr. Williams wants us to bring
back an electric ray.
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I saw one the other day.
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Make sure those
connections are tight.
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Signal as soon as that
drill hole is finished.
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I saw him near this cave.
A giant electric ray.
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Electric rays aren't migratory.
He should be in the same area.
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- There he is.
- Wow, what a specimen.
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Be careful.
He can give quite a jolt.
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Don't get too close.
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Okay, set the charge.
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That should do it.
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- This way, Hal.
- The net's ready.
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All divers to safety.
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- Ready on the surface?
- Ready on the surface.
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We're waiting to take reading.
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- In you go, fella.
- Got him.
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Okay, surface, here we go!
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- Shockwave!
- Hal!
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Hal, are you all right?
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- He's opening his eyes.
- Hal, you okay?
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Yes, I... I think so.
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- What happened?
- We were bagging the electric ray.
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The explosions.
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Your attention was diverted
and you touched the ray.
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Wow. It was like a ton
of bricks fell on me.
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We'd better have
Dr. James look at you.
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This ought to hold him.
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We should find out what
caused those explosions.
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After we get you back to Sealab,
and then we'll check it out.
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You're okay, Hal.
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Just don't play
anymore with electric rays.
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Thanks, Dr. James.
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If we had enough of them,
we could power Sealab.
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Not a bad idea.
Now look here, Hal.
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The purpose of our
experiment is to try to
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discover just how nature
makes electricity.
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Now watch this light bulb.
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Lights up, goes off.
Lights up, goes off.
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Somebody's been planting
explosives in this area.
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Hey, be careful with that equipment.
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You're the ones who
should be careful.
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It's stupid to use
explosives underwater.
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- Who are you?
- We're from Sealab.
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You've no right to use
explosives on Seamount.
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Who are you?
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I'm Craig Bracken,
submarine oil geologist.
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We have the right to
do whatever we want.
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You're trespassing, Mr. Bracken.
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Take your gear and
get out of here.
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We're not trespassing.
I told you we have permission.
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- To do what?
- Explore for oil.
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And it looks promising.
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You mean you plan to
drill underwater on Seamount?
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That's right, miss.
Right where you're standing
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is going to be one large
underwater oil field.
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We're not going to
let you pollute this area.
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- I told you we have permission.
- From whom?
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- From the people at Sealab.
- From Sealab?
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- We have trouble, Dr. Williams.
- We do?
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There's a gang of
men out there blowing
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holes in the ocean floor,
doing oil explorations.
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Now take it easy, Ed.
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How come they're still
looking for oil.
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We have atomic power.
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There aren't enough reactors
for all the world's needs.
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Oil still supplies
50% of our energy.
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Now forget about oil.
How about this energy?
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Look at the effect we're
getting from the electric ray.
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How can we forget about it,
Dr. Williams?
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They said they found promising signs
and are going to start drilling.
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Oil companies do a
thousand explorations
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for every field they
put into operation.
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But Seamount isn't open
to oil exploration.
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- That was yesterday.
- You mean you knew about this?
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Right. They got
permission to explore.
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Now, I told you to forget it.
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They'll probably never
sink a well on Seamount.
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The odds are against it.
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All right. Easy now.
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That's it.
Drill mount set.
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All that activity is sure disturbing
our marine life around here.
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Like I told you, this area is
going to be one large oil field.
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It's too bad the whole thing
just doesn't blow away.
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Sore loser, eh? Yeah, him
and our ecology both.
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Ed, what does this mean?
Just what it says, Dr. Williams.
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It's my letter of resignation.
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We're not going to accept it.
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You're too valuable,
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and we've spent too
much time training you.
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- You can't walk out on Sealab.
- Why not?
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- You sold out, didn't you?
- Ed, life consists of compromises.
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There can be no compromise
with ecology.
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Suppose there's an oil spill.
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It would jeopardize all the
work we've put in down here.
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Ed, listen!
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I don't want to listen.
I just want to get out of here.
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I'm glad you asked me
to dive with you, Ed.
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I want to kindly say
goodbye to some of my friends.
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I won't get in your way.
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Thanks, Bobby.
Let's go.
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Mrs. Thomas, you've
got to find him.
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- Explain.
- Ed's pretty mad.
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How do you explain away
possible pollution, Dr. Williams?
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Let's give the oil company a chance.
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Maybe there won't be pollution.
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Just find Ed and convince
him not to resign.
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I'll try. But like I said,
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He's pretty mad and
pretty hurt.
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There he is, Hal.
Let's talk to him.
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Hey, we're supposed to be in the
middle of an electric ray experiment.
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Come on.
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You know I sent Dr. Williams a
letter of resignation. I'm through.
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That's why we're here.
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We're not gonna
let you resign, Ed.
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How are you gonna stop me?
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Well, we could put the
decompression chamber
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out of commission so you
couldn't go to the surface.
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Well, it's it's nice to know
that you guys care that much.
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- But I've decided.
- Wait a while.
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Gail's got an idea.
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The last time she had an idea,
we lost two scooters.
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Now, listen,
why don't we find them
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another place
for their oil field?
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What are you talking
about, another place?
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Why do they care where the oil
comes from as long as they get oil?
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That makes sense. We find them a
field far enough away from Sealab,
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and they can't possibly
do any harm.
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And shockwaves will
travel faster through
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oil-bearing sand and shale
than through plain rock.
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So that was the reason for those
explosions, to create shockwaves.
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Right. No doubt they had
a boat on the surface
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and monitored the shocks
with a seismic instrument.
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Do I understand that only shallow
explosions are necessary, Mr. Jones?
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Right, Gail.
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How could we read the results?
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There are some portable
seismographs in the storeroom.
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- Good, we'll get one.
- Thanks, Quincy.
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Good luck.
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Quincy, we just received word from
the earthquake station in Anchorage.
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Activity is starting in the
Alaskan area.
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Thanks, Greg. I'll report to the captain
as soon as we get more information.
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Okay, we're at the
edge of Seamount.
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If we can locate some
near-surface oil, we'll be in business.
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First, we'll get
these small charges, Barry.
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- Ready here, Hal.
- Here too, Gail.
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Don't forget to activate
your electronic detonator.
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- I'm ready.
- It's all set.
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Let's go. Clear the area.
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Okay, here goes.
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- I've got it. Good reading.
- Good.
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Let's check our next location.
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Okay. All drill units ready.
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Stand by. Power on.
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Start drilling.
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You see this Craig
Bracken any place?
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I think he's at the
next rig over there.
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Well, gentlemen, beautiful,
isn't it?
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Mr. Bracken, I'm
Dr. Williams from Sealab.
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I have a strange
request to make.
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Please hear me out
before you answer.
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Always willing to listen,
Dr. Williams.
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My assistants have spent the last
two weeks exploring for oil.
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We've found positive
evidence of a
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large oil field just a
few miles from Seamont.
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Bully for you, but
what's that to do with me?
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We were hoping you could switch
your operation to that area.
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You must be kidding, Doc.
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Look at what we
have going here.
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You're asking me to shut this down?
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- Yes, we are.
- It would be too expensive.
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Whatever it would cost to
transfer your operation
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would be a small price
to pay to ensure
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the safety of Sealab
and all it stands for.
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And we're giving
you the location of
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another oil field expecting
nothing in return.
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Except your cooperation.
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Sorry, Dr. Williams,
we can't afford the time.
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What we can't afford is
pollution from this oil field.
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Easy, Ed.
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Look, young man,
you've nothing to worry about.
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This oil field is foolproof
against accidents.
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Nothing can happen. We've
tested the system many times.
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This is Sealab standing by.
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Come in, Earthquake Station 7.
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This is Earthquake
Station 7 at Sitka.
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We're having unusual activity from what
had been considered an inactive volcano.
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We also have indications of
secondary effects underwater,
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and are sending this early
warning on the possibility that
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should there be an eruption,
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seismic shock waves and
a tsunami of enormous
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energy might come your way.
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Thank him, Sparks, and ask
that we be kept informed.
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Thank you, Earthquake Station 7.
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Please keep us informed out.
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What do you make of that, Quincy?
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A volcanic eruption can
produce a tsunami or giant wave,
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but the thrust might
not be in our direction.
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And if it were?
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That wave could contain the
force of a dozen atomic bombs.
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Inform all stations that
we're on standby alert.
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Ed, I know how you feel.
At least we tried.
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Not hard enough.
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She's blowing her top.
Sealab, this is Earthquake Station Seven.
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SeaLab, this is Earthquake
Station Seven.
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Earthquake Station Seven,
this is SeaLab. Go ahead.
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Our volcano is erupting, causing
subterranean earthquakes.
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And a tsunami is traveling
in your direction.
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A shockwave will hit about
500 miles per hour.
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Sound the alert, Sparks.
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Paul, we've got to be
ready for anything.
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Let's take care of personnel first.
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Exactly. I want everyone inside
Sealab on the double.
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Those oil people, they might not
know anything about the danger.
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I'd better warn them.
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Okay, but I want you back
inside too, within an hour.
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All divers, this is Sealab.
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Return to base immediately.
This is a red alert.
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Let's go, Sally.
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- All divers, return to Sealab.
- Let's go.
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Dr. Williams, you did your duty,
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and I thank you for your warning,
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but now I have things to do.
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I wonder if he really believes.
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OK, Hawaii, we read
you loud and clear.
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Thank you for the
information. Out.
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A tsunami hit Hawaii.
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Luckily, they were warned in
time and there were no injuries.
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Are all our people
inside Sealab, Captain?
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Yep. All secure.
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What's a tsuna?
A tsuna?
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- It's tsunami.
- Oh, yeah. What's that?
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It's a giant wave that's
caused by an earthquake.
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- Can be dangerous.
- But we're underwater.
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Yeah, but we still
might feel it.
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Where are we going?
To the moon pool.
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I want to get Simba.
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But we're supposed to stay inside.
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You go back.
I'll only be a minute.
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Well, old buddy, you'll
have to wait till the
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tsunami passes before we
can bring you a friend.
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Which is just about now.
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Surge is shaking
Sealab pretty bad.
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Hal, Bobby went to the moon pool.
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- Oh, no.
- You'll be safer inside, Simba.
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Come on.
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- Everybody okay?
- Sure.
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I'd better check the structures.
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Tsunami!
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Get back here.
Nothing can happen.
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It's too heavy to move.
Get help from Sealab.
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Mr. Bracken is trapped
under the wreckage.
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Okay. Get back to him
with a reserve tank.
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Repair crew ready?
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- Repair crew ready.
- And move out.
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The oil spill is drifting
toward the kelp beds.
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If that goo hits, it'll play havoc
with our whole environment down here.
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But oil is lighter than water.
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Won't it rise to the surface?
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Eventually. Right now, the
current is taking it toward us.
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All our years of
work could be ruined.
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Like I said, Dr. Williams,
we didn't try hard enough.
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We'll get you out of
there, Mr. Bracken.
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Sorry, Doctor. Guess I
overestimated my technology.
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Don't worry about that now.
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I think we can stop the oil from
spreading for a while.
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They're catching the oil
in that plastic cover.
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It's an oil balloon.
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They'll have to tie that oil balloon
down or they'll be lifted out of here.
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Your leg's pretty badly banged up.
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Better get you to
the Sealab clinic.
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First, I want to see
these oil leaks stop.
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We'll take care of that.
Just tell us how.
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A shock tore these wells open.
A shock should close them.
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Explosives again?
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Yes, shaped charges.
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You mean explosives that direct
their blast towards a specific spot?
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Right. You place charges all around
the spill and explode toward it.
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I'll stay and direct the work.
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Sorry, Mr. Bracken. You're going
to Sealab for medical attention.
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Hal, get some shaped charges
around that other spill.
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Ed, take care of this one.
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And what happens if the shaped charges
don't do what's expected?
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Then we're in for worse trouble.
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That's the last one.
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Let's pull back.
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Everybody out of the area.
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Are the areas clear?
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- All clear.
- Right.
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Then here goes.
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Number one.
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Number two.
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- That did it.
- Oh, I'm hungry.
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How about you, Hal?
Ed, feel better?
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You know, I have an idea.
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- Oh, not again.
- Well, the other one worked out.
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You'll like this one.
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Why don't we all get together and
burn Ed's letter of resignation?
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I'll supply the match.
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Anyone have a cup of
coffee to spare?
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Mr. Bracken, I want to
put you on notice that
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Sealab will fight
reopening that oil field.
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Dr. Williams, so will I.
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You will?
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You told me there's oil on
the other end of the Seamont.
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But you said it would be too
expensive to explore.
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If it's far enough from Sealab
so that harm would be
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minimized if there
were an accident,
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that's where we'll
go for our oil.
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- Now, how about that coffee?
- Allow me, Mr. Bracken.
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