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Voyage Websites.
Voyage
to the Bottom of the Sea site, part of The
Irwin Allen News Network. Topnotch!
Kathy
Agel's Delphi forum dedicated to the discussion of Voyage
to the Bottom of the Sea. 
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Seaview! Seaview!! Seaview!!! (and Flying
Sub)
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The Sub
Committee has plenty of cool info, links
and photos of familiar vehicles of the underwater type . |
Find
out about television programs that
have featured submarines. Photos
of Seaview studio restorations, Flying Sub, and great shot of the Diving Bell. Rick
Quisenberry's Modeling Page Seaviews-O-plenty
Check
out details on one fine way the Aurora
Flying Sub model
can be built.
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Voyage FanFiction Sites.
Chapter
one--Expanding Technical Data Base of Nelson Institute for Marine Research and fanfiction NIMR
Reports
Chapter
two-- Daffron &
Delaney's version of Voyage....fan fiction and
more.
Chapter
three--feast your literary side--go to Carol Foss' Seaview
Stories
Chapter
four--go to The
Captain's Log and log on.
Chapter
six--check out the bravado at Bravo
Zulu
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Chapter seven--Sail
into Uncharted
Waters. Voyage FanFiction of varied genres. This
site is well laid out, fun to maneuver and growing.
Check out Teela's |
Voyage Cast and Crew Websites.
***New--Check
out Stephanie Kellerman's new page all about Richard
Basehart.
Guaranteed to grow on you.
Everything
about David Hedison on the official
David Hedison websiteSeaman
Clark (Paul Carr) could always
be depended on to wig out and to show up on Voyage in later seasons,
even though he'd been killed off in season two. He definately
has his fans.
Check out Paul
Carr's Website
The
first obvious place to go for information on all Voyage cast
and crew (including Terry Becker, Del Monroe, Bob Dowdel and
the rest of the gang, plus Irwin Allen is
the Irwin
Allen News Network.
Voyage Related Websites.
Get
the lowdown on the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea collectibles.
This site has the general information correct, but I'm guessing
the estimated values of said collectibles are probably out of
date. Prices have been goin up.
What
does a "normal" person (wait--I take that back--a writer
couldn't be a normal person) think of the little one-line plot
blurbs that appear in TV Guide and newpapers describing any particular
episode of our favorite underwater adventure? Voyage
to a Very Unusual Place thanks to the San Fransisco
Chronicle. OK,
heres a really neat contribution from Charles Mento. He
puts the Irwin Allen series and all of their offshoots including
comic books, paperbacks, hardbacks, movies--you name it, he's
got--in a complete Irwin
Allen Time-line along with Adam and Eve, Daniel
Boone, King Arthur and the Loch Ness Monster! Hats off
to Mr. Mento!
Voyage Japan
There are some neat, if inscrutable Japanese Voyage websites. I have made contact with a Voyage fan in Japan who is also into RC model building. Check these sites out! :)
Select Irwin Allen Related Websites .
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Find
out what Irwin Allen films are being broadcast during the current
month. Go to TV
Now Presents Irwin Allen .
Science Fiction Movie and TV links. Science
Fiction Movies on TV (Current Schedule--yes,
current, as in now.)
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Tim's
TV Showcase. Find
all things television--science fiction plus everything
else from The A Team to Your Show of Shows. Commercials,
music, analysis, you name it. Watch out! Here
comes the kitchen sink.
The depth of coverage varies from series to series. |
Still
Things. When it comes to movie and TV publicity
photos, this company is about as fast, complete and reliable
as they get.
It is also the cheapest, and allows you to purchase different
photo sizes, depending on your needs and your budget. Forget
ebay, go with Still
Things.
Science Fiction Literature Links.
Kathryn
Cramer's On
Science and Science Fiction
The
Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide
Science
Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
Go to the
the high-definition Definitions
of Science Fiction page
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