(The move also changed the shows location from Pearl Harbor, to New Cape Quest) Beacham also credits poor writing and continued fighting between the network and the show's producers as major reasons why she did not return. Kristin Westphalen was one of the first season's strongest characters, had been asked back for the second year, contrary to popular rumour however, she quit when it was decided the show would move production from Los Angeles to Florida. Stacy Haiduk, who was not happy with her character's development, informed producers she did not wish to return if the show went on to a second season. Applegate and John D'Aquino were fired by NBC as the network wanted a younger cast for the show's second year. When it was decided the show would return, NBC and Universal used this opportunity to tinker with the show's format.

In the first season finale, the seaQuest was sacrificed by Bridger to prevent an ecological disaster, and for a short time it was not known if the show would be renewed for another season. Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow. Fans, however, loved it, and 'Questies' tuned in to NBC every week to watch the show develop. On its debut, it was slated by the critics, who dubbed it 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Ratings', and criticised everything from the characterisation of the show's female characters to Darwin, the show's dolphin. Filming of the first season was marked by producer disputes, changes at the helm (on- and off-screen), and even an earthquake. Without the interest of Steven Spielberg, who acted as an executive producer, it might never have made it to the screen at all.

It starred Roy Scheider (best known for his role as Police Chief Brody in Jaws) as Nathan Bridger, captain of the eponymous high-tech submarine seaQuest DSV 4600. Set in 'The Near Future', seaQuest mixed high drama with realistic scientific fact. In its final season, it was renamed seaQuest 2032. SeaQuest DSV was an American science fiction television series originally aired on NBC between 19. The repeat screening of the series was shown uncut.The title of this article is incorrect because of technical limitations. The series only lasted 13 episodes before being axed. This series is really season three of Seaquest DSV, but was renamed and some of the cast replaced including Captain Bridger (Roy Scheider) by Captain Hudson (Michael Ironside) in an effort to boost falling ratings. Michael Ironside as Captain Oliver Hudsonġ70896 S1 IN THE COMPANY OF ICE AND PROFITĢ50199 S1 IN THE COMPANY OF ICE AND PROFIT (R)

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