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A Republic serial from 1936. The plot is basically the classic "Atlantis found" story. U.S. Navy Lt. Ray "Crash" Corrigan, Professor Norton and his son Billy, Joe the panicky sailor, and the [[Intrepid Reporter]] Diana Compton (and two other guys with a parrot, but they show up so little it doesn't count) journey to Atlantis, a "continent" that is under a dome of a gold/copper alloy. There they have misadventures trying to prevent the evil Unga Khan from destroying/conquering Atlantis, and eventually the "upper world."
A Republic serial from 1936. The plot is basically the classic "Atlantis found" story. U.S. Navy Lt. Ray "Crash" Corrigan, Professor Norton and his son Billy, Joe the panicky sailor, and the [[Intrepid Reporter]] Diana Compton (and two other guys with a parrot, but they show up so little it doesn't count) journey to Atlantis, a "continent" that is under a dome of a gold/copper alloy. There they have misadventures trying to prevent the evil Unga Khan from destroying/conquering Atlantis, and eventually the "upper world."


See ''[[Recap/Mystery Science Theater 3000 S 04 E 06 Attack Of The Giant Leeches|here]]'' and ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S04/E09 The Indestructible Man|here]]'' for the episodes of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' that featured the two installments of ''Undersea Kingdom''.
See ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S04/E06 Attack of the Giant Leeches|here]]'' and ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S04/E09 The Indestructible Man|here]]'' for the episodes of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' that featured the two installments of ''Undersea Kingdom''.
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* [[Cliffhanger Copout]]: Crash and Billy are trapped on the top of a cliff as Unga Khan fires missiles at them, and we actually see the cliff collapse. Next episode -- They climb down the back before the recap ends. [[The Other Wiki]]'s entry on ''Undersea Kingdom'' has a list of all the times this happens.
* [[Cliffhanger Copout]]: Crash and Billy are trapped on the top of a cliff as Unga Khan fires missiles at them, and we actually see the cliff collapse. Next episode -- They climb down the back before the recap ends. [[The Other Wiki]]'s entry on ''Undersea Kingdom'' has a list of all the times this happens.
* [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]] -- Well, it is black and white, but good guys = white cloaks, bad guys = black cloaks.
* [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]] -- Well, it is black and white, but good guys = white cloaks, bad guys = black cloaks.
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* [[Those Two Guys]] -- Briny and Salty.
* [[Those Two Guys]] -- Briny and Salty.
* [[Yellow Peril]] -- Unga Khan, who is totally not Ming the Merciless.
* [[Yellow Peril]] -- Unga Khan, who is totally not Ming the Merciless.
* [[You Fail Physics Forever]] -- Everything. All the time.
* [[You Fail Physics Forever]] -- Everything. All the time.{{context}}


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[[Category:Mystery Science Index 3000]]
[[Category:Undersea Kingdom]]
[[Category:Undersea Kingdom]]
[[Category:Films of the 1930s]]
[[Category:Film Serial]]
[[Category:Fantasy Films]]
[[Category:Mystery Science Index 3000]]
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Latest revision as of 15:49, 5 October 2020

A Republic serial from 1936. The plot is basically the classic "Atlantis found" story. U.S. Navy Lt. Ray "Crash" Corrigan, Professor Norton and his son Billy, Joe the panicky sailor, and the Intrepid Reporter Diana Compton (and two other guys with a parrot, but they show up so little it doesn't count) journey to Atlantis, a "continent" that is under a dome of a gold/copper alloy. There they have misadventures trying to prevent the evil Unga Khan from destroying/conquering Atlantis, and eventually the "upper world."

See here and here for the episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that featured the two installments of Undersea Kingdom.

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