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The Twilight Zone :: The Thirty-Fathom Grave (04x02)
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| Title: | The Thirty-Fathom Grave |
| Episode #: | 04x02 |
| Production Number: | 4857 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday January 10th, 1963 |
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A submarine sunk 20 years earlier is apparently emitting sounds which haunt a man who believes he is responsible for its sinking.
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Bill Bixby was best known for starring in such TV series as The Incredible Hulk.
| Mike Kellin would later star in the movie Midnight Express.
| Henry Scott is also in "The Big Tall Wish."
| Simon Oakland was also in "The Rip Van Winkle Caper."
| In a Twilight Zone moment, Mike Kellin, who portrayed Chief Bell died on August 11, 1983. The ship used for the exterior shots, The Mighty Max, was decommissioned just 2-short weeks later on, August 26, 1983.
| The number used on the submarine was 714, which the Navy did not use till 1979, when the commission for construction of the USS NORFOLK SSN714 was given.
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Opening Narration
Narrator: Incident one hundred miles off the coast of Guadalcanal. Time: the present. The United States naval destroyer on what has been a most uneventful cruise. In a moment, they're going to send a man down thirty fathoms to check on a noise maker--someone or something tapping on metal. You may or may not read the results in a naval report, because Captain Beecham and his crew have just set a course that will lead this ship and everyone on it into the Twilight Zone.
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Narrator: Small naval engagement, the month of April, 1963. Not to be found in any historical annals. Look for this one file under 'H' for haunting--in the Twilight Zone.
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In the long shots they show the U.S.S. Mullinnix (DD944) not the U.S.S. Edson (DD946) which is on the jackets.
| When Beecham is telling Bell that the sinking of the sub wasn't his fault, you can see on the shots of his face that his hair is combed back, off of his forehead. But on the shots of him from behind you can clearly some hair hanging down.
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