Man from Atlantis

Série télévisée
1977–1978
TV-PG
1h

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6,5/10

2,8 k

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Patrick Duffy in Man from Atlantis (1977)

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Regarder Man From Atlantis: Season 1

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Adventure Fantasy Sci-Fi

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe adventures of an amphibious man, the last survivor of the legendary sunken city.The adventures of an amphibious man, the last survivor of the legendary sunken city.The adventures of an amphibious man, the last survivor of the legendary sunken city.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,5/10

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Anecdotes
Patrick Duffy didn't own a swimsuit when he auditioned for the show; he had to audition in his one unripped pair of Fruit of the Loom briefs.

Gaffes
Mark Harris has gills but they can't be seen anywhere on his body when he is wearing his swim trunks. This was addressed in The New Breed (1995).

Connexions
Featured in Lovin' Lakin: Part 4: Lakin Visits Her Dad (2012)

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Was Never In Danger Of Winning Any Awards But Enjoyable Action Show

I have fond memories of The Man From Atlantis. I remember wishing how I could swim like him when I saw this show and hearing some children wanting to emulate him as well.

Patrick Duffy was the last survivor of an underwater civilization. He was named Mark Harris by the human world and went to work for the Foundation for Oceanic Research. Soon after, he battled the usual array of villains and monsters, his archenemy being the almost likeable Mr Schubert.

There was a Marvel Comics character who had been around since 1939 called Namor the Sub-Mariner. He was from an underwater civilization and was similar to Mark Harris. I don't know how true this is but I believe Marvel were going to make a Namor the Sub-Mariner film but this series kind of made that idea redundant.

The show was certainly enjoyable-not taxing on the brain and entertaining enough whilst it lasted, which wasn't for many episodes.