Submersion

In Episode XXII the crew dives deeper into the 2004 submarine film In Enemy Hands starring William H. Macy, Til Schweiger, Thomas Kretschmann, and Hawaii 5-0 superstar Scott Caan. A boat under Caan’s command is damaged by an enemy U-Boat and the American’s are taken prisoner on the sub. When an outbreak of meningitis threatens the lives of everyone onboard friends become enemies and enemies become friends as the Americans must work with the Nazis to survive. Get excited as Jamie updates us on his quest to have Steel Sharks approved for Wikipedia, movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, and Brom’s Countdown.

In Episode XXI the crew dives deeper into the 1964 submarine film The Incredible Mr. Limpet starring the one and only Don Knotts, Carole Cook, and Jack Weston. In this submarine movie, Henry Limpet wants to serve the US Navy in WWII but can’t due to failing multiple physicals. He then wishes that he could become a fish, and he does! He meets new underwater friends and gets his opportunity to help fight Nazi U-Boats. Get excited as Jamie updates us on his quest to have Steel Sharks approved for Wikipedia, movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, Brom’s Countdown, and Zac Facts in this episode of Submersion.

In Episode XX the crew dives deeper into the 1997 submarine film Steel Sharks starring Gary Busey, Billy Dee Williams, and Billy Warlock. In this submarine movie, a chemical weapons expert falls into the hands of Iran and a US SEAL team must rescue him. When the SEAL team becomes overwhelmed by a swarm of Iranian soldiers they are held captive on an Iranian submarine and must escape. Get excited as Jamie begins his quest to have Steel Sharks approved for Wikipedia, movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, submarine news, a countdown game, and our guest host Patrick from BadMovieTwins.com in this episode of Submersion.

In Episode XIX the crew dives deeper into the 1959 submarine film Operation Petticoat starring Cary Grant, Tony Curtis, Joan O’Brien, and Dina Merrill. In this WWII submarine comedy things get a little out of hand when the USS Sea Tiger must seek supplies on a nearby island for repairs. Captain Sherman (Cary Grant) sends Lt. Holden (Tony Curtis) ashore and he brings back a bunch of women. Get excited for movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, submarine news, a sub news countdown, and Zac Facts in this episode of Submersion.

In Episode XVIII the crew dives deeper into the 2002 submarine film Below written by Darren Aronofsky and starring: Matthew Davis, Bruce Greenwood, Holt McCallany, Olivia Williams, and Zach Galifianakis. In this WWII ghost thriller, strange things start happening on a submarine after a group of survivors from a British medical ship are rescued. Get excited for movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, submarine news, a What Would It Take segment, Zac Facts, and Letters From Listeners Like You in this episode of Submersion.

In Episode XVII the crew dives deeper into the 1971 submarine film Murphy’s War starring, Peter O’Toole, Siân Phillips, and Philippe Noiret. In this WWII revenge film, Murphy’s ship is attacked by a German U-Boat in a river in Venezuela, as the sole survivor he does everything he can to avenge his fellow sailors. Everyone is back on board and we have movie trivia, the Phantom Zone, Subs Worldwide, Sub News, Brom's Countdown, Letters From Listeners Like You, and a crowd favorite Zac Facts!

The crew dives deeper into the 1943 submarine film Destination Tokyo starring Cary Grant, John Garfield, and Alan Hale.

The crew dives deeper into the 2000 submarine film U-571 starring, Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel, and none other than Jon Bon Jovi. The film is a WWII suspenseful action movie with the Americans attempting to capture a Nazi Enigma Machine. This episode includes an interview with a real submariner, movie trivia, the phantom zone, subs worldwide with the German type VII, submarine news, the McConaughey films we need, and Zac Facts.

The crew dives deeper into the 1969 submarine film Submarine X-1 starring James Caan.

The crew dives deeper into the 2005 submarine film Stinger, starring no one that anyone really knows.