Jay is joined by author and the show's resident James Cameron correspondent Heather Baxendale-Walsh (@Heather_Kenobi) to discuss the very aquatic sequel to Avatar, The Way of Water! When the Sully family has to relocate from the woodland mountains to the ocean village, they encounter all manner of challenges and creatures, and on this show Jay and Heather talk about immaculate conception, surprisingly tolerable teenagers, and death by giant sea anemone!

Jay and Mark discuss the 2021 underwater haunted house movie The Deep House. Directed by Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury, and starring Camille Rowe, James Jagger, and several freedivers, the movie focuses on a couple of YouTubers who get stuck in an underwater haunted house. In this episode, they also talk about brussel sprout water, blood sausage and ghost bricks. Enjoy!

Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) fight against the current of the fourth instalment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, On Stranger Tides. Rob Marshall directs Penélope Cruz, Ian McShane, Sam Claflin and Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey on a quest for the Fountain of Youth, whilst Nick and Jay discuss inexplicable cameos, floating water and the most expensive films ever made!

Jay and Mark continue their Deep Blue Scene series by talking about all the waterlogged mayhem in Alien: Resurrection (1997). In this episode, you'll also hear them talk about swimming aliens, stupid deadly submarines and gooey aliens exuding goo. Enjoy!

Jay is joined by Lisa Leaheey (@foolishminion20 on X) to dig into Renny Harlin's entry in the Exorcist franchise, Exorcist: The Beginning! It's one of two simultaneous Father Merrin prequels, both starring Stellan Skarsgard on an archeological expedition that goes awry, so Jay and Lisa explored the history of these films, as well as practical skittering, impressive core work and trained hyenas!

Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on X) navigate the turning point in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise as Gore Verbinski sails into the dock with At World's End. Captain Jack Sparrow is in a bizarre purgatory filled with rock crabs, so Elizabeth, Jack, Barbossa, Moneypenny Witch and the rest of the crew must save him for various confusing reasons. In this episode they discuss musical fathers, cursed kisses and Bill Nighy's nice beard!

Jay and Mark are joined by Joey Lewandowski (@soulpopped on X) and Joey Two (@JoeyDe_ on X) to discuss the 2001 racing film Driven. Directed by Renny Harlin, and starring Sylvester Stallone, Kip Pardue, Til Schweiger, Estella Warren and a lot of B-roll, the Franchise Pictures produced movie is a rollercoaster of good and bad. In this episode, they also talk about lake explosions, cold Stallone, and Til Schweiger, cool German guy. Enjoy!

Jay is joined by Rebecca Sharp (@almostgingr on X) to discuss the only vaguely aquatic film in the illustrious Carry On franchise, Carry On Cruising (1962)! Hijinks ensue when a cruise ship's captain finds his regular crew replaced with incompetent fools, leading to lethal table tennis, optimistic cocktail making and racist baking! In this episode they also talked about double entendres, genre-hopping franchises and fainting easily!

Jay and Mark talk about the 1977 creature feature Tentacles. Directed by Ovidio G. Assonitis, and starring John Huston, Shelley Winters, Bo Hopkins and several hand puppets, the movie focuses on what happens when a giant octopus starts eating Californians. In this episode, they also talk about big hats, monster fights, and being eaten by mythical sea beasts

Jay and Nick Rehak (@TheRehak on Twitter) maintain their heading across the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise with the first sequel, Dead Man's Chest. Directed by Gore Verbinski and following the further adventures of Will, Elizabeth, Captain Jack and the rest, this time they're dealing with mystical witches, giant wheels and a compass pointing to a drawing of a key to a chest containing the heart of a squid-man who controls the ocean. Simple. In this episode they talk about dirty teeth, dizzy sword fighting and tentacle stuff!