Rating: - Great Sci-fi
Seaquest is a fun and entertaining series that has some decent special effects and an okay storyline. I remember watching it years ago and it is one of several old sci-fi series that I have purchased for those times when I just want something fun to watch.
Rating: - Great
One of the best shows ever. Taking time to perverse the seas and oceans while educating is a wonderful thing.
Rating: - I loved this show.
I can only remember watching this season of SeaQuest DSV. So far I like this season over the second.
And I haven't seen any episodes of season three. I can't wait for them to release season three.
Scheider and Brandis are the main draw here because I've always been a fan of their work. The Bridger/Lucas dynamic is very compelling in this season.
I'm trying to collect shows from my childhood and as far as I can tell the quality of shows past is vastly superior to what is on T.V. today.
Rating: - Entertaining
We have always enjoyed Seaquest and I was delighted to see that it was on DVD. It is still as entertaining as it was when it first came out. I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes to be entertained.
Rating: - Big-Budget SciFi
There are three seasons of Seaquest DSV. If you had to choose only one of the three, THIS IS THE ONE! The character lineup is the best and the plotlines are the best. If you're a fan of big-budget SciFi, you don't want to miss this season. Captain Nathan Bridger (Roy Schieder ... remember him from JAWS?) is the consummate real human hero -- to young Lucas he's a father figure and to the rest of the crew he's the gifted leader blessed with tremendous insight, wisdom, life lessons, not to mention well-placed humor for good measure. There's also a fair share of eye candy vis-a-vis Stacy Haiduk (Lt. Cmdr. Hitchcock), but I won't spoil that part for you.