The Deep tells the true stories of the ocean and the people who dared to go into it. Each episode, host Nirob takes one dive, wreck, creature, or discovery — the night a robot camera found the Titanic two miles down, the two men who sat in a steel ball at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the fish that was supposed to have died out with the dinosaurs, the woman who drew the shape of the sea floor from a pile of paper printouts — and brings it to life: the mystery that started it, the risk of the attempt, and what it changed about the way we see our own planet.

From bioluminescent hunters in the midnight zone to the songs of whales crossing whole oceans, from the deadly physics of pressure to the sunken cities of the ancient world, The Deep treats the sea as what it really is: the largest, strangest, least understood habitat in the known universe, and the one we are only beginning to map. Cinematic but accurate. Sweeping but intimate. Clean and suitable for all ages. A new story from below every week.