Watch the part where Denver fires at Stingray. Lt Fisher is sitting up the back with Marina. He falss off his chair, wobbles around on the floor and then settles down to gaze at Marina's legs. What is wrong with this guy?

And Marina doesn't react! She just looks away, as if to say 'I know what you're doing but I honestly don't mind.'

I see that they've finally got the opening fully colorized, but what is with that big gush of RED water? Did they blow up a whale?

At the end of the dancing scene, just as Commander Shore and the Admiral enter the room, it looked as though Troy and Atlanta were about to start a..umm..closer sort of dance. Either that, or Atlanta was on the verge of crashing onto her stereo. (Playing the latest from Duke Dexter was a nice bit of continuity.)

I loved the hospital scene, where Shore was talking to the Admiral. "He's getting better already; you'll notice he's STOPPED GROANING!" Troy instantly commenced groaning as though he'd been hit with a harpoon.

That Admiral really should have been hospitalized BEFORE the expedition. The idea of sailing a galleon across the Pacific (and back) with only three men on board....

I notice that Marina is now trusted to steer, and even listen to the hydrophones, although she just held them up to one ear rather than wearing them. I guess it takes a while to learn to listen to the hydrophones and outside conversation simultaneously.

They're out in the middle of the Pacific (well, a good way out, anyway), yet when Troy swims across to the ship, he's seen swimming ALONG THE BOTTOM. He'd run out of air long before he could get down that far.

Bet Troy'd been waiting all his life to try that Tarzan swing.

Ah, yes, those were the good old days. Men were men--dying of scurvy, being flogged, mutinying, picking weevils out of their biscuits....