SeaQuest DSV

Serie de TV
1993–1996
TV-PG
1h

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A principios del siglo XXI, la humanidad ha colonizado océanos. La Organización de los Océanos de la Tierra Unida recluta al Capitán Nathan Bridger y al submarino seaQuest para mantener la p... Leer todoA principios del siglo XXI, la humanidad ha colonizado océanos. La Organización de los Océanos de la Tierra Unida recluta al Capitán Nathan Bridger y al submarino seaQuest para mantener la paz y explorar la última frontera de la Tierra.A principios del siglo XXI, la humanidad ha colonizado océanos. La Organización de los Océanos de la Tierra Unida recluta al Capitán Nathan Bridger y al submarino seaQuest para mantener la paz y explorar la última frontera de la Tierra.

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Ganó 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 3 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
During the original broadcast of the first season, during the end credits, Robert Ballard of the Woods Hole Institute would appear and speak about an aspect of current undersea research, usually related to the content of that episode. Ballard was also the technical advisor for the show and the discoverer of the wrecks of Titanic, Bismarck and Yorktown and someone who really has been in the ocean's depths.

Citas
O'Neill: I'm Catholic, Captain, I believe in anything that makes me nervous.

Créditos curiosos
Brief profiles of sea-life conservation programs and efforts were shown during the closing credits of the first two seasons. 'Bob Ballard (I)' , the show's scientific advisor, narrated the first season segments; during the second year, cast members did the narration.

Versiones alternativas
The episode "Abalon" originally aired with Jimmy Buffett's "A Pirate Looks at Forty" playing in the background in a bar scene. In the R1 DVD release this song has been replaced by generic rock music.

Conexiones
Edited into South Park: Go God Go XII (2006)

Bandas sonoras
To Be Or Not To Be

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Another show ahead of its time

Sci-fi shows are often unappreciated in their time because the subject matter is too foreign for the general public to accept. Only years later do we realize that an innovative show has gone before its time. With the recent re-runs of DSV on sci-fi I realized how much potential the show had. Exploring the oceans is as exciting as exploring space. I especially enjoyed the episode where they uncovered an air pocket which preserved much of our ancient history only to have nations fight over who owned the artifacts. I've read opinions of people who thought the acting was sub-par and the plots stupid. Let me counter by stating that even the most successful sitcom is absurd in its premise and if the laugh tracks were not in place I doubt many people would even realize something funny was going on. Sci-fi makes you think. It tries to broaden your horizons. I realize that the masses prefer being spoon fed entertainment that they can watch while chasing the kids or cleaning the house but if you take a few minutes to watch these episodes perhaps you will see the value of such entertainment. As for me, I enjoy science fiction and this show was definitely worth my time.