...And Five of Us Are Left

So far one the best episode, during the near the end of the WWII a US submarine Tetra disappears over a massive bombing at south pacific area, a bottle with a message has been found nearby in 1973, five of them still alive after 28 years, Admiral Nelson and his crew was quickly required to making a search, after others attempts has been failed, the Seaview draw near of the island and the Flying Sub surround the area, the survives are in the cave underneath of the volcano, apart four Tetra's crew has a proud official Japanese rescue before the Tetra had sunk, has others sub-plot as well, how Irwin Allen's show always did, the volcano break out, fabulous and enjoyable episode!!!

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First watch: 2019 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 7.5

Lost WW2 guys still alive in the modern age.

In production order (not screening order) this was the first screen appearance of the flying submarine.

Yet another outstanding episode of Voyage with a wonderfully loud music score (note how loud it is in the explosive teaser) and some mind blowing footage of the flying sub. One of the lost in time seamen makes a memorable reaction comment about the flying sub by simply saying "There is something wrong" when first looking at the fancy yellow craft. I love it.

The script is close to perfect and deeply touching in the final two minutes. This hour holds a special place in my heart as the storyline is different to much of the other episodes. However, we do get a volcano, there is nothing new about a volcano in an Irwin Allen production. Years later he would make the volcano disaster movie titled When Time Ran Out (1980).