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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Season 3 Episode 14
While racing to help a foundering research vessel, the Seaview’s nuclear reactor goes critical. Admiral Nelson’s right hand is exposed to intense radiation as he fixes the problem, causing a flare-up of the “werewolf” virus that he carries.
Episode Title: The Brand Of The Beast
Air Date: 1966-12-18
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