David Attenborough and Tom Hanks are stuck in Submarine on Lockdown and forced to have a deep conversation.

David Attenborough: "Extraordinary, isn't it, Tom? To be confined in this metal leviathan, a human burrow amidst the crushing pressure of the deep. A stark contrast to the boundless ecosystems I've witnessed."

Tom Hanks: "Yeah, Dave, it's… humbling. Makes you think about all the space we *think* we need. Turns out, survival boils down to a pretty small footprint, literally."

David Attenborough: "Indeed. Much like the resilient creatures who thrive in the hydrothermal vents, we adapt. Our innate curiosity, a drive for narrative, keeps us afloat even in these circumstances."

Tom Hanks: "Storytelling, right? That's our oxygen, ain't it? Keeps the imagination alive, even when the world outside is a big, dark, unknown ocean."

David Attenborough: "Precisely. And within this steel shell, we are reminded of the delicate balance, the interconnectedness of everything, even humanity's fragility."

Tom Hanks: "Fragility… It's funny, you spend your life trying to build things that last, and then you're reminded how easily it can all be taken away."

David Attenborough: "But even in destruction, there is potential. Like a volcanic eruption creating new land, new opportunities for life to flourish."

Tom Hanks: "So, what's the story we tell when we get outta here, Dave? About appreciating the little things? About not taking a breath of fresh air for granted?"

David Attenborough: "Perhaps a story of resilience, Tom. A reminder that even in the deepest, darkest depths, the human spirit, like the anglerfish's bioluminescence, finds a way to shine."

Tom Hanks: "Yeah, I like that. A little bit of light in the darkness. Now, you got any good knock-knock jokes about submarines?"