Jay and Mark are joined by Emily Slade (@whythisfilmpod on X) for Deep Blue Sea chapter 15 to ask all the big questions. Questions like: Did dinosaurs invent algebra? Who isn't Jason Statham? and Is there a difference between sasquatches, bigfoots, yetis, possums and raccoons? They also discuss Susan's villain arc, breathy music and how Deep Blue Sea could be the trolley problem."

Jay and Mark talk about the aquatic scenes in Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation.

Jay and Mark are joined by Lisa L. to discuss all the aquatic moments in the Final Destination franchise. 

Jay and Mark are joined by Courtney Small (@smallmind on X) to discuss "Raging Waters," the 14th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about Preacher's side quest, Canadian creature features and deadly boar movies. Enjoy!

Jay is joined by Todd Liebenow (@forgottenfilmz) to start covering another franchise featuring genetically mutated aquatic animals on a murderous rampage, Joe Dante's Piranha! On this episode they discuss fish puppetry, shaky splashy deaths, and weird eating noises!

We may have finished the Sharknado franchise, but the Sharknado franchise isn't finished with us. To give the series a proper send-off, Jay is joined by Jeanette Ward ( @j.y.ward on Instagram ), Heather Baxendale-Walsh ( @headertime1981 on Instagram ) and Aaron Neuwirth ( @aaronsps4 ) to celebrate all things shark and indeed nado, including space sharks, eco-terror movies and, of course, the filmography of Chris Kattan.

Jay and Mark are joined by Niall McGowan from the BatMinute podcast  (@BatMinute on X) to discuss  "Crack in the Window," the 13th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about surprising celebrity golfers, Batman directors directing DBS, and stop-motion sharks. Enjoy!

Jay and Mark talk about the 1991 creature feature sequel Alligator II: The Mutation. Directed by Jon Hess, and starring Joseph Bologna, Dee Wallace, Richard Lynch and a great backyard, the movie focuses on what happens when a mutated alligator meets gentrification. In this episode, they also talk about metaphorical residue, black tie wrestling events, and one of the most bizarre flirting and first date scenes ever.

Jay is joined by his regular time travel correspondent Robert Zerbe (@runonsandwich on Bluesky) The Last Sharknado: It's About Time! It's a movie with time travel, sharks and dinosaurs, surely it's the best movie of all time?! On this episode they discuss dragon sharks, passionate line readings, and fake laughs, strange methods of shark control, and ominous weather forecasts! Enjoy!

Jay and Mark are joined by Jim O'Kane (@TVDadsdotcom on X)) to discuss "Crash and Burn," the 12th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about creature feature side quests, waist-deep shark fights, and the curliness of Susan's hair versus the imminence of danger. Enjoy!

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Jay and Mark discuss the 1980 cult classic Alligator. Directed by Lewis Teague, and starring Robert Forster, Robin Riker, and a mutated alligator, the movie focuses on what happens when likable people hunt a genetically modified monster. In this episode, they also talk about ripped shirts, very deserved deaths, and creature features that move. Enjoy!

Jay and Mark are joined by Matthew Simpson from Awesome Friday (@SMatthewAF and @awesomefridayca on X) to discuss "Untimely Jam" the 11th chapter of DBS. In this episode, they also talk about big waves, helicopters in creature features, and Renny films that should be in the Criterion collection. Enjoy!

On this episode Jay is joined by Kim Morrison (@wickedsister69 on X) for our second aquatic themed Oscar-winning movie, The Shape Of Water (or The Shape Of The Water, if you prefer)! On this show they discuss romantic bathroom scenes, dream ballets and finger abuse, theorise over shoes and determine the differences and similarities between The Shape Of Water and Glee.

On this episode Jay is joined by Aaron Neuwirth (@aaronsps4) to be groupies on the Sharknado world tour for the fifth instalment in the Sharknado franchise, Global Swarming! On this episode they discuss how to become a human helicopter, pink upgrades, and shark-themed booby traps, plus find out which cast member gave a revelatory acting performance for Jay (in a different movie)!

Jay and Mark talk about the 2025 shark thriller Into the Deep. Directed by Christian Sesma, and starring Scout Taylor-Compton, Jon Seda, Stuart Townsend, and RIchard Dreyfus, the movie focuses on what happens when modern day pirates attempt to retrieve gold (and drugs) in shark infested water. In this episode, they also talk about scuba-diving treasure-hunting influencers, shark flashbacks, and being denied cocaine sharks again.

Jay and Mark are joined by Roger Wistar to discuss "Whitlock's Accident," the 10th chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about irresponsible ladder strapping, proper wet-lab flooring options, and Renny Harlin vs Terrence Malick. Enjoy!

Make sure to listen to the The One-Armed Minute Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Jay and Mark discuss the 2024 shark thriller The Last Breath. Directed by Joachim Hedén, and starring Kim Spearman, Jack Parr, Julian Sands and several hungry sharks, The Last Breath is a solid straight-to-streaming movie that’s worth a watch. In this episode, they also talk about basic cocktails, shark kebabs, underwater surgery, and decoy booze. Enjoy!

Jay and Mark are joined by Stephen Scarlata to talk about his excellent documentary “Sharksploitation.” Released on Shudder in 2023, “Sharksploitation” is a must-watch for creature feature fans as it explores the history of shark movies and their impact on the way that sharks are perceived around the world. In this episode, they also talk about Neon Maniacs (1986), low-budget filmmaking, and 2024 martial arts films. Enjoy!

Make sure to watch “Sharksploitation” on Shudder and listen to the “Best Movies Never Made” and In the Shadows of the Neon Maniacs” podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.

Jay and Mark are joined by Rebecca Sharp (@rebeccakathrynsharp on Instagram) to discuss "A Breakthrough," the ninth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about doing science whilst hungover, licking cigarettes, and Liam Neeson revenge movies. Enjoy!

Jay is joined by Sharknado newcomer Nick Rehak (@thatrehak on Instagram) for Sharknado: The 4th Awakens to discover where the franchise can go since they've already been to space. (The answer is: Vegas!) On this episode they discuss the logistics of a shark hotel, the physics of Mario Kart and the perils of being a Chippendale, plus using the insides of sharks as a means of transportation.