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Sean (Jason Brooks) tries to stop a local "shark tour" business that is putting tourists in danger. With Stacy Kamano and Michael Bergin. Guest starring Tom Arnold.
Sean (Jason Brooks) tries to stop a local "shark tour" business that is putting tourists in danger. With Stacy Kamano and Michael Bergin. Guest starring Tom Arnold.
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