The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau (1966)

◄ The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau

Season:

Year:

Unknown Season

Unknown

Jan. 8, 1968

Sharks

Unknown

Mar. 6, 1968

Savage Worlds of the Coral Jungle

Unknown

Apr. 15, 1968

Search in the Deep

Unknown

Nov. 15, 1968

Whales

The Unexpected Voyage of Pepito and Cristobal

Unknown

Jan. 13, 1969

The Unexpected Voyage of Pepito and Cristobal

Unknown

Mar. 3, 1969

Sunken Treasure

Unknown

Apr. 24, 1969

Legend of Lake Titicaca

Unknown

Oct. 28, 1969

The Desert Whales

Unknown

Jan. 16, 1970

The Night of the Squid

Unknown

Feb. 8, 1970

The Return of the Sea Elephants

Unknown

Mar. 10, 1970

Those Incredible Diving Machines

Unknown

Mar. 28, 1970

The Water Planet

Unknown

Nov. 24, 1970

Tragedy of the Red Salmon

Unknown

Feb. 24, 1971

The Dragons of Galapagos

Unknown

Mar. 19, 1971

Secrets of the Sunken Caves

Unknown

May 14, 1971

Lagoon of Lost Ships

Unknown

Sep. 26, 1971

The Unsinkable Sea Otter

Unknown

Dec. 21, 1971

Octopus, Octopus

Unknown

Feb. 25, 1972

A Sound of Dolphins

Unknown

Nov. 5, 1972

The Smile of the Walrus

Unknown

Jan. 11, 1973

500 Million Years Beneath the Sea

Unknown

Jan. 24, 1973

The Forgotten Mermaids

Unknown

Feb. 16, 1973

Hippo

Unknown

Mar. 12, 1973

The Singing Whale

Unknown

Nov. 29, 1973

South to Fire and Ice

Unknown

Jan. 21, 1974

The Flight of the Penguins

Unknown

Mar. 3, 1974

Beneath the Frozen World

Unknown

Mar. 22, 1974

Blizzard at Hope Bay

During an Antarctic blizzard the damaged Calypso is covered by an estimated 30 tons of ice with an onslaught of over 90-mph winds and snow, Cousteau and his divers film a colony of virtually extinct fur seals and flocks of penguins migrating to ice floes for the winter. Cousteau also encounters and rescues Dr. David Lewis, an Australian adventurer lost at sea for more than two months.