seaQuest DSV: The Novel

By Diane Duane and Peter Morwood, based on a script by Rockne S O'Bannon and Tommy Thompson

As seaQuest embarked on its tv journey, the multimedia strategy made port in bookstores as well. This novelization of the premiere episode centers the action in the minds of Captains Bridger and Stark, and has an electric prose in moments of tension. How does it compare to the filmed version that's become so familiar?

Season 3, episode X: The Depths of Deceit (unproduced)

Written by Lee Goldberg & William Rabkin

This unproduced seaQuest episode would have been wall-to-wall climactic action, shocking reveals, twists and turnabouts, as every power player reacts to the destabilizing force of an orbital superweapon. Also, Hudson's relationship with his father is revealed.

Read The Depths of Deceit: https://archive.org/details/seaquest-the-depths-of-deceit-writers-draft-unproduced

The Disappearances of Lydia Fountayne returns June 21st: https://www.lydiadisappears.com/

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-disappearances-of-lydia-fountayne/id1750730095

Season 3, episode X: In Father's Footsteps (unproduced)

Written by Naren Shankar

After a year and a half of talking about the seaQuest that was, we look at an episode that almost was, a script left unfilmed by the cancellation but preserved by the fandom. Lucas discovers his father may be alive in 2032, and risks everything to save him.

Read the script yourself: www.atech-software.com/fan-fiction/seaquest/private-archive/af2032/un-iff.txt