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Bert Greene · 04-25-2007, 10:10 PM

Nice find, Bob. I'll certainly be grabbing this one when it arrives. I'm always intrigued by these old syndie efforts. So many of them (like this A:U series) were just around for a single year, and disappeared, never to really be seen again. Despite being hampered by low-budgets, they can often make up for it by being fascinating little time-capsules. I'd heard of this series, but never seen an example. It usually seems to be dismissed as a "Sea Hunt" rip-off, of course. Bill Williams was always a likeable, reliable lead, and perhaps the show itself will prove to be a nice surprise. I'll definately be looking forward to this. Hope Alpha keeps mining around for these little tv oddities.

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Bert Greene Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Local Time: 07:09 AM Local Date: 07-09-2008 Posts: 345	Re: Assignment Underwater Nice find, Bob. I'll certainly be grabbing this one when it arrives. I'm always intrigued by these old syndie efforts. So many of them (like this A:U series) were just around for a single year, and disappeared, never to really be seen again. Despite being hampered by low-budgets, they can often make up for it by being fascinating little time-capsules. I'd heard of this series, but never seen an example. It usually seems to be dismissed as a "Sea Hunt" rip-off, of course. Bill Williams was always a likeable, reliable lead, and perhaps the show itself will prove to be a nice surprise. I'll definately be looking forward to this. Hope Alpha keeps mining around for these little tv oddities.