I look back at the early days of geekdom and the TV shows that shaped our geek world today. From the Adam West Batman to the Flying Nun, we examine the good, the bad, and the memorable. I also do TV Fails, where we examine shows from my era that lasted one season or less. Come join us!
I liked this episode I think the Admiral was a bit old to pass as an ordinary seaman though that was pushing it a bit, I really wish they had used Katy more I thought she was great I loved that scene by the car but I really don't understand why the Admiral gets involved with this sort of thing he is a oceanic research scientist for goodness sake!🤔
Medulla better be able to en$lave men , not just erase them. The world survives due to the efforts of men. Every part of the infrastructure to keep society going is manned by men. If men disappeared, everything stops. No more power. No more food. No more water. No more buildings. No more gasoline. No more cars/trucks. No more roads. No more repairs on all these things. It is an ill-conceived plan. Men and women need each other, but without men, society collapses.
Wonder Woman's Magic Lasso has so many different abilities. Gleek's tail has so many different abilities. Could it be that the Magic Lasso is made from a space monkey's tail?
The Collector should be getting a Nobel Prize for physics. But I have serious concerns. I'd love to believe it would be used to revolutionize shipping. Insead of a supercarrier hauling 8000 cars across an ocean, they could be mailed to the dealer or customer. I'd like to believe the military application would be bloodless removal of weapons and troops from a war zone. But I have an awful feeling it would be used for crime. You can steal the Hope Diamond with a camera, but that's just an object. Kidnapping, political assassination, murder... easy. Then you just burn the evidence. Apache Chief at least had a skill set that was useful for his guest role. His clothing choice for an arctic environment is highly questionable. Many years ago I saw an episode of "The Simpsons" were football announcers admired a guy who came out in just a g-string and the team colors. The cut to him was a guy freezing his ass off. I don't know why the chief there didn't spend the next week in the infirmary at the Hall of Justice having his toes amputated. Maybe he spoke the Apache word for "invisible parka" or something.
1. This wasn't just dumb, it was thieving. 2. TT was Teen Titans com if I recall. 4. Apache Chief is representative to the indigenous people, and "the snow creature" is representative to the yeti, Bigfoot, Sasquatch and some such.
Medula must have had some insane storage capacity in her system to dematerialize and store human beings and that goes double for professor dome dummy and his camera/image converter storage device LOL!
Just love Liberace in this episode and the episode 16. Such a kind, good man but he gave the tough guy its due. These two episodes were the two highest rated episodes for the entire Batman series!!
Theres always an episode like this in these shows. The "bad guy falls for main girl character so every action can be questioned" and all that comes with that trope
not too mention deep sea diving is usually heavily regulated with a ton of hoops to go through because 9/10 times what's worth going down there to look at/explore is government or historical property that you cant just go up too willy nilly (mainly using the Britannic wreck as example)
I don't plan on going deep sea diving, but your show is very educactional an interesting. This episode of sea lab was very painful to watch. I want to go on a tirade, but I'll just say it seems all these regulatory bodies just seem like they're created just to give people jobs and more bureaucracy!
The big problem is, they're always playing catch-up. By the time someone in authority gets around to creating something to deal with problem X, problem X is already pretty well out of control. Trying to rope it in is a lot harder that way.
Samurai says “kaze no you ni hayaku” which means “faster than the wind”. He also says toumei ningen” which means “invisible human”. “Hi ga moe” means “Fire, burn!” [as a command].
They wouldn't even do that to a serial killer, though. They believe in going through the proper channels to deal with someone like him. When it's possible, of course.
Hal sounds like Aqualad. Maybe he could call Aquaman to send his fish army after Carlson and his dredge. Couple of whales to smash the machine and problem solved.
