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At the Bottom of the Sea, a 4-part drama
by Michael Henrik Wynn
A 4-part science fiction drama from historyradio.org . Our new podcast series, “At the Bottom of the Sea”, starts one rainy afternoon in Tromso, a small town in North Norway some time in the near future. We follow a number of characters as they board a helicopter. There is Frank Hansen, a military diver, Fatima Ali, the cook and several others. The aircraft are heading to a converted oil rig in the middle of the North Sea. There, a diving vessel will take them to the sea floor and a research base, a permanent settlement 2000 m below the surface. However, something goes wrong, and soon......
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Episode 4: "The Escape" (conclusion)
A monster is loose on the underwater base, and the villain gets away. Now the crew must use all their creativity to escape.
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Episode 3: "Invasion"
The crew travel ashore and discover the cause of their isolation in the tiny settlement of Storhopen in Troms in Norway.
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Episode 2: "Isolated"
The crew start to argue among themselves, and one man steps over the line.
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Episode 1: "Arrival"
We follow a diverse crowd on their way to the North Sea and an inhabited base on the sea floor at one of the deepest points of the continental shelf.
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A 4-part science fiction drama from historyradio.org . Our new podcast series, “At the Bottom of the Sea”, starts one rainy afternoon in Tromso, a small town in North Norway some time in the near future. We follow a number of characters as they board a helicopter. There is Frank Hansen, a military diver, Fatima Ali, the cook and several others. The aircraft are heading to a converted oil rig in the middle of the North Sea. There, a diving vessel will take them to the sea floor and a research base, a permanent settlement 2000 m below the surface. However, something goes wrong, and soon......
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Michael Henrik Wynn
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