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A cruise ship carrying Professor Fumble and the world's greatest scientists disappears.
A cruise ship carrying Professor Fumble and the world's greatest scientists disappears.
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S3, EP11 "Island of Treasure"When a mysterious treasure map falls into the hands of the Ocean Patrol, the crew of P-1 and Marine Boy sail for the Island of Treasure.
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S3, EP14 "The Vanishing Vessel"A cruise ship carrying Professor Fumble and the world's greatest scientists disappears.
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