Eugene Ivanov (artist)

The Boll Weevil Song

Ángel Nesbitt

Opening Day: King Crab

Time Runner

Data#3-Symantec Racing Team p/b Scody

Mixed

Metal Shop

Landlocked
Staying On Course

Austin Kubitza

Royal Marines general

With calm seas and unusually warm weather, three days of record catches for the fleet had crew seeing dollar signs. One boat had a huge problem that left them vulnerable in the Bering Sea; they scrambled to return to fishing. Day four of the opilio season got underway, with high numbers still coming in, rumors flew of early closure. Captains were speculating when the quota will be met and the season closed.

United States

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Onjuku

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Mr. Thomas J. Elzey

Fortune Feimster

Dr. Arthit Ourairat

Boll Weevil Song

Switch

I Don't Wanna Die

Tay

Pennsylvania

Vital Signs

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Ship of Iron, Men of Steel

Guido Knudson

Eastern

Guest appearance by Fred Willard.

Hole Patrol
features a slightly different spoken word section in the 2005 release

Birch Bay

Silent One

Garnet and Blue

Ice and Open Water

Czech

Miami RedHawks football seasons

Danny Smith

Oldsmobile Cutlass (Ciera) Cruiser

Topher

Miami Hurricanes baseball seasons

The Northwestern

track 9 replacement on 2005 release - Ian Hunter cover

Brusatte

The Time Bandit draws good numbers in its last pots of the season and meets its quota, but must traverse the dangerous False Pass to get to their processor in Akutan. The Northwestern offloads its last king crab, then goes off to St. Matthew's Island to hunt blue king crab for an extra payday, but empty pots only bring regrets and drama. Captain Bill continues to suffer low crew morale on the Kodiak as they hit bad weather and continue to hit bad fishing. When deck boss Adam cops an attitude again, Bill has to lay down the law with him one last time. The Cornelia Marie is still suffering some bad fishing. When Jake Harris starts to get lazy and distracted, Captain Phil has to straighten out his more experienced son, ironically soon after praising him for the cameras. As the episode ends, the Time Bandit, top heavy with pots as it races for port, faces a rogue wave at False Pass...

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Eugene Ivanov

Marvel Comics

Cardiac Pacemakers Inc. (CPI)

Brusatte, Stephen L.

NACA 23012

The Northwestern pulled up full pots as the crew tried to make up for lost time. Although the Northwestern greenhorn, Jake, was becoming more accepted by the crew due to his eagerness to learn and his rapidly advancing skills, he learned the hard way that playing pranks on the deck boss is never a good idea; in response to Jake's snapping him with a spring-loaded bait hook, Edgar Hansen used cable ties to wrap Jake's oilskins into a compact bundle, causing Jake to be late getting back out on deck for the next pot run. The deck crew of the Cornelia Marie and Time Bandit were battered by huge waves. Captain Keith Colburn handed over the Wizard to his brother, Monte, after having to return home due to a family emergency. The boat also picked up a new greenhorn—Guy, a former rodeo cowboy—after greenhorn Nick injured himself and had to leave the boat, but greenhorn Guy found the work difficult. A wave caused a line to tangle around the starboard shaft of the Time Bandit, forcing the boat to return to port for repairs.
Season 9, episode 5 expanded.

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Overcome

award winning educator, author, and internet radio host. President of the Riland Educational Corporation

Country

British actor

Low Tide

Unicameral

Best of Season 3

Never Let the Bastards Wear You Down

American politician

Wilton-Fijenoord

St. Jude Medical

Season 10, episode 9 expanded.

PDT

Features contributors from Comedy Bang! Bang!. Guest appearance by Jennifer Morrison.

Fuentelahiguera de Albatages

Location of Montrose in Monmouth County Inset: Location of county within the state of New Jersey

former National Football League running back

April 2012

The Wizard

I Am Not What I Am

Map of Rancagua commune in O'Higgins Region

Falling Down

Matt Scott

MPs

Season 9, episode 2 expanded.

Paas Nahin Aana

No Season for Old Men

Michelle Buteau

The Headteacher

Listing Lover
The Time Bandit carefully made its way through the pack ice to the processing boat Independence at St. Paul Island. As the boat tried to leave St. Paul, it ran into too much ice and was forced to return to St. Paul and spend a tense night near the beach where the Alaskan Monarch ran aground in 1990 in the same conditions. As the pack ice tightened and bay rollers began shoving the boat toward the beach during the changing of the tide, Captain Johnathan Hillstrand sounded the emergency alarms to awaken his crew and ordered all of them to take ice watches—including going down into the holds to watch the ship's walls for puncture marks from the huge ice floes—as he struggled to find a way back to open water. By dawn, the Time Bandit finally spotted open water and made their way out of the remaining pack ice; the ship's hull was creased and dented but remained intact, and the Time Bandit headed back to Dutch Harbor. Aboard the Wizard, greenhorn Guy continued to lag behind and left the deck for the second time after being reprimanded by the captain, angrily cursing out the captain and crew and quitting the job for good, voicing his intention to "jump off the boat" as soon as they returned to Dutch Harbor. After greenhorn Crosby picked up the slack left by Guy's defection, Captain Monte Colburn decided to give him a 0.5% bonus out of his own share. The Farwest Leader had a lot of deadloss due to their bad engine slowing their pace—some of their crab had been in the hold for 14 days—but still managed to have a good season. Greenhorn Ragnhild Moncrief of the Farwest Leader decided that there was no place on a crab boat for a woman because there were so few jobs women could do, and declared she felt as if she had been a "wasted space" the entire season despite her notable contributions to the season's success. Aboard the Cornelia Marie, Captain Phil Harris and his two sons had their annual line coiling contest and the surprise winner was Josh, the boat's greenhorn. The Cornelia Marie had a record-breaking season, catching over one million pounds of crab. The Northwestern packed her holds full of crab—including dumping their entire sea water load to make more room for their last pots of crab—and once again won the dollars earned title, but then busted a hydraulic line on their crane as they worked to restack their last pots. After offloading at Akutan, the Northwestern crew decided that greenhorn Jake had earned the boat jacket that was his goal for the season, and Captain Sig Hansen gave Jake the jacket off his back and finally gave him the long-overdue greeting and praise for his work, adding that the jacket didn't make Jake a man, but "it does make you cool!" The Northwestern returned to Puget Sound at the end of the opilio season and were greeted by happy family members.
Elliott's personal problems have caught up with him again and Saga is stuck in the harbor. The Seabrooke is at sea without Junior, who is at the hospital in Walla Walla getting his back seen to. On the Northwestern, an engine problem leaves the ship in the dark and Jake must step up to fix the problem. Meanwhile, on the Cape Caution, the crew have got wind of Kelly's increasingly desperate attempts to leave the boat, and paint prison stripes on his rain gear that he must wear for the rest of the trip.
The captains talk about storms, ice, rogue waves, and other natural events on the Bering Sea.

Manny Villafana

Gordon Kenneth Messenger

Rochester Mills, Pennsylvania

Monthly; currently on hiatus.

First African-American to serve as Insurance Commissioner in West Virginia

Location of Walla Walla East, Washington

Osei Kofi

Location of Birch Bay, Washington

Montrose, New Jersey

Ray

Dave Byers

Season 10, episode 13.
Fist to the Face

service-star

Messenger

Jesse Joyce

Miami RedHawks men's basketball seasons

Cochrane, Nicholas

MPPs

Guest appearances by Ilana Glazer, Abbi Jacobson, and Gilbert Gottfried
In honor of Halloween, Hardwick chose not to eliminate anyone. Tyler and Posehn tied for second in points.

County

The story of Johnathan Hillstrand Sr. and the Time Bandit is told as Johnathan Jr. and Andy embark on the biggest refit of the vessel, following a battering from the 2011-2012 winter fishing season. The massive $1M-plus two-month-long overhaul included new engines, extensive repairs, repainting and installing additional bow armor plating to help break ice.

Dushman

Barriopedro

After Jake Harris revealed his addiction to Captain Phil on the Cornelia Marie, he swore he would go to rehab when the season was over. Phil told Jake that he had to get help in order to save himself, and swore his support. On the Time Bandit Captains Johnathan and Andy contemplate their future. Johnathan in particular is starting to ponder retirement, and has decided to take three weeks off. Believing Johnathan's son, Scott, will eventually captain the boat, they agree he is not yet ready. They decide instead to train Mike Fourtner as a relief captain, due to his greater knowledge and experience. On the Wizard, bad fishing causes Captain Keith to resume using chewing tobacco, which he promised his children he would give up. It is right then that Keith's 11 year-old daughter calls and he admits to her that she caught him red-handed. Keith gets a gentle chastising and pep-talk from his daughter while the camera zooms in on several reminders she had made for him around the wheelhouse, renewing his resolve to quit. He remarks after hanging up that she is 11 going on 21. On the Northwestern, the fate of Jake Anderson's father still weighs on his mind. Eventually, Captain Sig tells him to call his mother, who relates the news she earlier told Sig that his father's truck was found, but he is nowhere to be seen. On the Cornelia Marie, Captain Phil ponders Jake Harris' addiction on the steam to Saint Paul, seeing a lot of his own formative years in his younger son. He determines that Jake must put aside hard living for hard work to do what Phil knows he is capable of; one day taking over the business. Later, at Saint Paul as they offload, Phil shares some old family photos with Josh and Jake, putting the earlier confrontation with Jake aside for the moment and remembering happier times when the boys were young children. Phil then retires to his stateroom before the offload is complete. When offload is complete, engineer Steve Ward is unable to reach Phil on the shipboard phone, so he goes up to the wheelhouse to get Phil's signature. Finding it empty, Steve checks down in Phil's stateroom and finds him collapsed on the floor. Phil has suffered a massive stroke, unable to move the left side of his body but still conscious. Jake breaks down as paramedics work on him, then move him off the boat by crane before loading him into an ambulance. Josh rides with his father to the island's care center, certain to be medevaced later.
Out of Bounds
Midseason Kings

August 2008 - November 2009

Skipper Harris in Training

Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs men's ice hockey seasons

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Frank J. Marmion, Jr.

Zachary Bogue

Proving Grounds

Schweitzer Racing School

May 2015 -

The Winnowing

Aap Ki Kasamm

Payback Time
Redemption Day

For We Are Many

Independent

former NFL guard for the Seattle Seahawks

Albatross

Judgement Day

American businessman

Kips Bay Medical

After a long grind with low numbers, the crew of the Wizard shave their hair into mohawks at the urging of deckhand Freddie Maugatai in order to break the boat's bad luck. The boat's luck changes when the "mohawk" string pulls in full pots. On the Cornelia Marie, the string set by Josh Harris pulls in great numbers and the boat heads in for the season. Captain Scott Campbell of the Seabrooke passes the kidney stone that had waylaid him and resumes the helm for the final string of the season. Captain Bill Wichrowski of the Kodiak lets Deck Boss Adam McCalden take the boat into Dutch Harbor. The Northwestern races to finish the season ahead of a storm. Captain Sig Hansen puts Jake Andersen in charge of stacking the deck. After a shaky start, Jake finishes the task and gains the respect of the crew. In revenge for the sky lantern practical joke done by the Time Bandit, Captain Sig lures Captain Andy Hillstrand into taking the Time Bandit in close to the Northwestern to investigate a possible vibration at the stern of the Northwestern. When the Time Bandit approaches, the crew of the Northwestern unleash a volley of fireworks on the Time Bandit. The Time Bandit crew "return fire" with their own fireworks.

Point of No Return (EP)

Stephen Brusatte

US-WA

Location of Dixie, Washington

We're Not Gonna Take It

Simply Saucer

Marion Center High School

former Professional football player for the Los Angeles Rams, San Diego Chargers, and Washington Redskins; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980

Kevin Christoff

EDT

Third baseman

Guest appearance by Jon Hamm.

Azuqueca de Henares

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District created

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Enjoy, Enrich and Achieve

A Frozen Finish

Professional football player for Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks.

James Lee Dozier

Beverages

So You Wanna Be a Boat Owner...

Location in the state of Washington and Whatcom County

Down to the Wire

Location of Acme, Washington

Beach at Onjuku

The captains talk about coping with the emergencies and crisis that occur on their boats when out in the middle of the Bering Sea with no assistance.

Linda Moore Mack, Beverly Moore, Judy Smith, David Moore, Kenny Moore

Season 10, episode 3 expanded.
Touchdown

List of unidentified murder victims in New York

Deadliest Catch: Legend of the Time Bandit

Women

Guest appearance by William Shatner.

No One Makes a Sound

Kerri Kenney-Silver and Ben Garant

Blown Off Course

V. Eternal Depression

Peter Lacey

imperial

Michael Falls In Love

Innovative Medicines Initiative

former Professional football player for the New York Giants; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006

* War in Afghanistan

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Chile

American pilot

Kofi, Osei

When Life Comes to Death

CEO of The Home Depot

CA-ON

Kicking off with a Bang

Is It Hot In Here?

Heading Out to Sea

Acme, Washington

Road

vacant

Johnstown, Pennsylvania

Demonym: Blaineite

The Darkened Seas
Family Affair

former Professional football player Dallas Cowboys

Breaking 'Em In

Bujalaro

O'Donohue

Recap of the seventh season
On the way to Dutch Harbor from Seattle, Washington, the Wizard had a hole torn into the hull after being hit by a rogue wave. Relief Captain Monte Colburn had a temporary patch put in place until the Wizard could be returned to a shipyard for permanent repairs. Captain Johnathan Hillstrand's son Scott joined the crew of the Time Bandit. In addition to their usual load of supplies and fishing pots, the crew of the Time Bandit loaded a rusted old truck as a practical joke for Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie. Before the vessels departed for the start of the season, the captains met at the local watering hole to discuss the upcoming season and the Wizard's close call on the trip to Dutch Harbor. For this season's bet between the captains, whomever hauls in the highest average on a designated 25 pot string will win that week's wager of $100 per captain. On the Wizard, Captain Keith Colburn decided to take on two greenhorns, Jason Moilanen and Lynn Guitard, instead of the usual one, as well as re-hiring last season's resilient greenhorn Crosby LeVeen, who is quick to express appreciation for no longer being the greenest hand on deck. On board the Northwestern, Edgar Hansen oversaw repairs on a bent propeller shaft and bad bearings while the remaining crew members—Norman Hansen, Nick Mavar, Matt Bradley, and returning greenhorn Jake Anderson—stack pots and load gear, but the tension about losing precious fishing time to needed repairs causes the normally friendly group to snap at each other. In a repeat from his antics from the 2006 King crab season, Captain Phil's son Jake went on an unauthorized spending spree with Captain Phil's credit card and buys a flat screen TV, which does not go over well with Captain Phil. With five hours to go before the start of the season, the Hillstrands made the traditional call to their mother, but she tells them that she had a premonition that tragedy would strike the Time Bandit this season. The truck aboard the Time Bandit caused delays in setting their first pots of the seasons. Captain Keith Colburn being unable to follow his superstition about not having an empty Cup Noodles container to use as a spittoon delayed their start of the season. The repairs to the Northwestern prompted Captain Sig Hansen to dig into his archives and try a different strategy and fish further south than the rest of the fleet, but just as the boat is ready to push off from the dock and head out to sea, Captain Sig realizes Jake Anderson is missing. Sig decides to give the young deckhand "two more minutes" to return before heading out without him. Jake, whose goal this season is to become a full-share deckhand, races to the docks only to find the Northwestern has already started to pull away; however, Captain Sig spots him on the docks and maneuvers back to pick up his wayward deckhand . The Cornelia Marie's prospect strings come up nearly empty even though they were placed in normally reliable fishing grounds, leaving an already nervous and overstressed Captain Phil now reeling from the loss of his "honey hole".
The Final Hour

Barbara Perry

Location of Touchet, Washington

G. P. Sippy

Presbyterian

Imperial

The Mouths of Madness

Guest appearance by Joe Manganiello.
Mike Mitchell

Blaine

Theo Mindell, Will Storkson

Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States

Features founding members of Upright Citizens Brigade.

The Time Bandit

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Deadliest Catch: Revelations

RSU

Data3-Symantec Racing Team p/b Scody

Minister, Educator, Scholar, Social Activist, and former President of Morehouse College
former Major League Baseball player

Features lines from movies written by Harold Ramis, who had died earlier that day.
Guest appearance by Kristin Bauer van Straten.

Deadliest Catch: Behind The Scenes

Frank E. Moore

Deadliest Catch Raw
The Captains talk about the Cornelia Marie and the death of Phil Harris with Phil's sons, Josh and Jake, and some of his closest on-shore friends. The filming concludes with a jazz funeral held in New Orleans in Phil's honor.

former Professional football player for the Pittsburgh Steelers

American actor

The crews of the ships set all of their crab pots and waited to retrieve them up. The greenhorns started to feel fatigued after only one night. The Northwestern greenhorn, Bradford, was unnerved by the sight of his first king crab—"they look like aliens," he observed—but was corrected by deck boss Edgar Hansen: "They're gorgeous! Look just like giant dollar bills!" Some ships started catching lots of crabs immediately—the Northwestern had two "riders" on pots kept in underwater storage to add to their tanks before even pulling their first official pots—while others experienced problem after problem with both equipment and finding the crab.
Seeking the Catch
Smoke on the Water

A War You Cannot Win
Hold On

Guest appearance by Aasif Mandvi.

Wynton Bernard

Carter, Dominic

Mike Hanford

A storm front forced the Northwestern to drop their pots short from their planned target in rough seas. The Time Bandit set their prank on Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie by replacing one of the Cornelia Marie's pots with the junk truck. When the crew of the Cornelia Marie pulled up the truck, they get a good laugh and then dump the truck overboard. Captain Phil called Captain Johnathan Hillstrand over the radio and gave him an "A+" for the prank. Captain Rick Fehst of the Early Dawn hurried to finish fishing for brown king crab so that he could switch to red king crab. The vessel ended the season catching of brown crab worth $1.9 million. The Wizard picked up another 150 pots from storage, which caused more work for the greenhorns and pushed Jason Moilanen to his breaking point. The Northwestern's gamble to fish further south did not work out and the crew pulled up nearly empty pots. After pulling up all of this pots, Captain Sig moved north to a different old family fishing grounds. He reminded Edgar Hansen of his ritual of biting the head off a herring for good luck and hoped following the ritual would bring better luck. The Time Bandit also had poor luck with their pots, pulling up few crabs per pot. The Wizard's plan to fish at the northern tip of the fishing grounds paid off with good prospect pots and they dropped their entire 150 pots.
The Island

Michigan State Spartans football seasons

Beat the Clock

Reckling, Trevor

Season 10, episode 8 expanded. In one of the "On Deck Extra" scenes, Keith is upset with Monte for not ensuring the Wizard crew properly configured new rigging for their opilio pots before loading them on deck.

Chori Chori Chupke Chupke

Wythenshawe, Manchester, Cheshire, England

Guest appearance by Chris Pratt.

Mutiny on the Bering Sea

Dixie, Washington

Exit Wounds

José Valdez

Glacier, Washington

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Point Of No Return

An emergency weather warning about an approaching hurricane was broadcast to the fleet. At Dutch Harbor, Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie opted for the cheaper and easier band-aid repair to one of his engines in order to make it through the rest of the season and then headed back out to the fishing grounds. Heavy seas battered the crew of the Wizard. On board the Northwestern, the boat's crab processor called Captain Sig Hansen to tell him that they bumped the boat's delivery date up two days and wanted a larger delivery. Even though Captain Sig told the crew he would not have them pull two all nighters in a row, Captain Sig agreed to the new delivery date, forcing the crew to work through a second night. The tired crew made a near deadly mistake when they did not dog down a pot on the launcher and it slid off, pinning greenhorn Jake Anderson against the sorting table. Quick work by the crew freed Jake before he was crushed by the pot. On the Time Bandit, Johnathan Hillstrand decided to go out on the deck to work a string before the hurricane hit. While throwing an underhanded toss of the hook, Johnathan missed and the hook hit him in the face, opening a small cut above his nose. In between a run to test pots, Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie confronted his son Jake over Jake's work ethic. Just on the edge of the hurricane, the boat fished in , seas, pulling up an average of 800 keepers per pot. But worsening weather forced Captain Phil to quickly dump the rest of his pots and run for cover. After 35 straight hours of fishing, the Northwestern succeeded in filling all of the boat's tanks in time to make their new delivery deadline.

Ghana

Walla Walla, Washington, U.S.

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Legendary college football coach at South Carolina State and Howard University. He was first African-American coach of a Division I majority white school.

British

Czech artist

Season 10, episode 10 expanded.

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Adil Ray in Turkey, 2012

Frozen Crab
The Comeback Kid

Guest appearance by Kit Harington.

Michigan State Spartans women's basketball seasons

Guest appearance by Alexis Ohanian.

Neil DeMarchant

Thomson, Warren

City and Commune

Ambition
The fleet began the opilio crab season. Northwestern deckhand Matt Bradley, who made his Seattle court date in time to avoid a lengthy jail sentence, returned to the Northwestern crew with his legal troubles behind him. The Northwestern added a new crew member, greenhorn Jake Anderson, from a multi-generational Norwegian fishing family, anxious to prove himself "a man" aboard the most respected ship in the fleet; Sig refused to greet him, as is his tradition with greenhorns. The Wizard also picked up a new greenhorn, Nick, to learn from greenhorn Crosby. After taking on Jake, the Northwestern went to pick up their pots stored near St. Paul Island and St. George Island and found that many of their buoys had been damaged by playful sea lions. The Time Bandit, captained by Andy Hillstrand, headed to a secret opilio fishing spot known only to the Hillstrand family. Out at sea, the Northwestern crew celebrated Matt Bradley's return to the boat by burning the prison-striped oilskins they made for him during King crab season; Sig was in a considerably less celebratory mood, noting to the cameras that as far as he was concerned, he had done Matt a huge favor by getting him back in time to go to court in the first place, adding that Matt needed to show some respect and gain some maturity. At Dutch Harbor, the Farwest Leader loaded up on provisions while waiting for the Coast Guard to conduct their inspections and drills. The fish processing boat Stellar Sea's engine room caught on fire, causing it to be towed to Dutch Harbor for repairs. The fire forced the Cornelia Marie and the Time Bandit to change their plans as they were contracted to deliver to the Stellar Sea. Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie decided to dock at St. Paul to wait until the stricken Stellar Sea was repaired, while Captain Andy Hillstrand of the Time Bandit decided to switch to fishing bairdi crab which could be delivered to another processor. A Coast Guard HH-60 Jayhawk from USCG Air Station Kodiak was dispatched to rescue a seriously ill crew member from a fishing boat.

Out of production, in service

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Philadelphia Freedoms

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Guest appearance by LeVar Burton.

Australian musician

Wild Bill co-hosts as the Captains discuss Edgar finding his own fishing spots, "Crab Fishing 101", and Monte dropping bairdi pots out of bounds from the previous week, plus previews of Cape Caution customizing rain gear for their future jailbird greenhorn, and Northwestern having engine and power failures. Best of Catch Poll topic: "Best Fights". Celebrity studio visit from comedian Gilbert Gottfried and celebrity questions from WWE wrestler Daniel Bryan. Junior makes his first on-camera appearance for Season 2 of The Bait, discussing the back injury that impacted his ability to go fishing. While discussing fixes, Edgar's best on-land fix for his addictions is revisited with footage of his re-proposal to his wife from After the Catch III.

The Farmer Said to the Boll Weevil

Hardwick adored Borstein too much to eliminate her.

Life Is Good

* Television
* Radio

A Tragic Beginning

Karwaten Badalte Rahe

oak

Location of Glacier, Washington

The Bitter, Bloody End
Captain Phil Tribute
Recap of the second season.

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Former Members:

Rancagua, Chile

Dorset

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Zindagi Ke Safar Mein

June

The Captains kick off by discussing what they would change about this opilio season, knowing what they know now. Keith would not have gone as far north nor let so much ice build up; Andy wished he had caught his hydraulic leak sooner, leading into a previews of do-over wishes from that night's episode on the Cape Caution, Time Bandit, and Cornelia Marie and recaps of the Wizard and Cornelia Marie injuries from a few weeks earlier.

First up in "The Hot Seat" is Josh, talking about the rough start fishing and with the rigging in the loaner pots not properly prepared. Josh and Sig have a vigorous discussion about apologizing for a crewman getting slammed by bad seas, and how Josh restored morale with the Cornelia Maries favorite ritual, the mohawk. "10 Years of Catch" shows the first mohawks from Season 4 and last week's bring-back.

Speaking of rituals, previews of that night's episode show how the fleet got ready to root for the Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII as Josh and the Captains dig into burgers from episode sponsor Carl's Jr./Hardees before going to break.

Wild Bill sits in for Johnathan as they roll out "Best of Catch" Poll: Oddest Rituals, which features a Season 10 clip in a poll for the first time . They then discuss one of the oldest sailor's superstitions about having women on a boat being bad luck, yet Sig brought daughter Mandy out to sea, and she's next up in "The Hot Seat", talking about her herring ritual and getting flamed when napping too long between strings.

As they start to talk about Mandy getting preferential treatment as Captain Sig's daughter, Uncle Edgar and the rest of the Northwestern crew commandeer the set to do just that, as Sig replaces Mandy in "The Hot Seat".

As Sig reclaims his normal chair and the rest of the Captains return, Elliott is next on set, as footage from his rookie year in Season 7 is shown, and he discusses his four years on the show to date. They then discuss Elliott bringing his girlfriend on deck as the Sagas cook .

Speaking of young Captains, we finally get an update on Junior, six weeks after back surgery, and in a humorous clip, "Junior Done?", we see what Junior might be doing if he doesn't return for crab fishing next year, like drive a New York Water Taxi.

Wild Bill is still filling in as discussion turns to Zack and the Cape Caution, and Zack is next up in "The Hot Seat", discussing the previous episode's bilge alarm. In "The Fourtner Report", Mike visits the Northwestern, docked in Seattle, to demonstrate why it's imperative for a boat to pump its bilge regularly.

Johnathan rejoins Wild Bill and the Captains as the second half of the poll rituals are reviewed . In a second edition of "The Fourtner Report", Mike answers Wild Bill and Andy's question if those rituals really work. Wild Bill and the Captains chow down on cheeseburgers to close the episode.

Erin Foley

A Slap in the Face or a Kick in the Butt

Geneva, Washington

Thick as Thieves
Three arctic storms converged on the fishing grounds, causing severe damage to many of the boats. The crews raced to repair their boats as another severe storm approached. On the Cornelia Marie, Captain Phil Harris injured his ribs after being thrown from his bunk during the storm. After bandaging his ribs, Captain Phil went to the wheelhouse to continue fishing for the remaining for the scheduled delivery. The crew hauled in good numbers, but Captain Phil's condition began to worsen as he started to cough up blood. Captain Phil decided to keep this a secret from the crew. On the Wizard, the crew pulled in big numbers and Captain Keith Colburn decided to set back the gear in the same spot. This required the crew to step up the pace of work, but greenhorn Jason Moilanen continued to underperform. Deciding that they have had enough of Jason Moilanen, Captain Keith called his brother, Monte, to the wheelhouse to conduct interviews for a new greenhorn and decided to hire Cooper Weatherby. As the Time Bandit offloaded of crab worth $220,000 at St. Paul Island, Co-Captains Andy and Johnathan Hillstrand decided to reward younger brother Neal for his many years of service by telling him he was no longer required to work on the deck. On the Cornelia Marie, Captain Phil called Engineer Murray Gamrath and confided in him about his condition, worried that he may have an internal injury. Despite some medical attention by Murray, Phil's condition did not improve and Captain Phil called an Anchorage hospital, which recommended that he seek immediate medical attention. Captain Phil decided to ignore the recommendation and continue fishing. Unable to keep Captain Phil's condition a secret any longer, Murray disobeyed orders and told Captain Phil's sons about their dad's condition. Captain Phil's son, Josh, attempted to convince him to head into port and get medical help. Captain Keith of the Wizard called Captain Phil seeking advice on fishing, but instead talked about Captain Phil's condition and Captain Keith repeated the recommendation to seek medical attention. Murray's concern led him to tell series producer Todd Stanley to watch over Captain Phil in the wheelhouse and to call him if Captain Phil's condition worsened. Two days after his injury, Captain Phil conceded that his condition was not getting any better and agreed with the crew to head to St. Paul after the gear was set. When the Cornelia Marie arrived at St. Paul, a storm surge prevented the boat from entering port and they were forced to circle the island. News of Captain Phil's condition spread throughout the fleet. Other captains attempted to call Captain Phil, but he chose to ignore the calls. Sixty hours after his injury, the storm broke and the Cornelia Marie was able to enter the harbor at St. Paul. A series of X-rays suggested that Captain Phil's condition was more severe than broken ribs and a possible puncture lung and that he required examination by a specialist.
Slow Burn
Caught in the Storm

Right

Megan Neuringer

GNIS feature ID

Keepers of Fellow Man

first

Glam metal, ,

Bitter Tears
Season 10, episode 9; CatchChat with Johnathan, Josh, Sig and Mandy.
Season 10, episode 5 expanded.

Guest appearance by Ben Stiller
Features co-hosts of the Ten Minute Podcast.

Ryan

Custer, Washington

Junior is about to have his back operation while the rest of the fleet try to fill their quota. A United States Coast Guard rescue turns deadly when a Coastie conducting small boat operations from cutter Waesche is gravely injured in the rescue of the Alaska Mist and her crew. The Cape Caution completes its Bairdai season, and Captain Bill summarily fires Kelly, who leaves Dutch knowing he is facing imprisonment when he returns to Alabama. Elliott puts off checking into rehab in Taos, New Mexico until the very end.
Behind the Scenes: Season 5
Brothers
Mohawks & Madness, Goodness & Gladness

Orchid (heavy metal band) albums

Mortal Men

Professional football player Tampa Bay Buccaneers

National libraries of Europe

Iced Over

Chester H. Byerly

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The Time Bandit is in dry dock during Opilio season for the third time in as many years for a replacement propeller after the vessel broke its propeller shaft. Captain Andy has run out of time owing to commitments back onshore, and calls on brother Jonathan to finish Opilio season for him once the boat is repaired. After the Northwestern finishes its first trip with Mandy Hansen as greenhorn, Sig drives her to the airport for her flight home to Seattle, but he fails to convince her that there are easier ways to make a living than crab fishing. Meanwhile on the Cape Caution, Captain "Wild" Bill is on the verge of finishing his season, but at the eleventh hour is given more quota by the boat's owners. He makes the decision to extend the trip to increase the potential haul, but the greenhorn decides to deliberately waste the boat's scant supply of bait in an attempt cut the season short, but Bill quickly realizes what is going on and confronts him over the issue. On the Wizard, Captain Keith is still pulling large numbers in the far north of the fishing grounds, but his run of good luck is finally broken when a pot snares on the vessel's propeller, badly damaging it - but thankfully it remains serviceable. The Cornelia Marie is also getting close to finishing the season, but Captain Casey has to confront his crew over insubordination. After a pep talk from Casey and with Josh Harris returning to the deck to boost morale, the vessel finishes its first Opilio season with Josh as owner, meeting its first quota handsomely. Whilst the crew are doing their unload, another fisherman presents Josh with a stray pot buoy that has washed up on shore - it turns out that it is from the same crab pot that the crew of the Wizard deliberately sunk three years ago in memorial to his late father Phil. Captain Keith reckons that it is a message from Phil to Josh to keep pressing on with his ambition to eventually captain the Corneila Marie.

The other captains comment on Josh's first season, saying that he would have made Phil proud, but also that he still has a lot of learning to do before he can become a skipper himself.

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A New Hunt Begins

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After offloading of crab worth $756,000, the Northwestern raced back to the fishing grounds in order to catch the remaining of their quota in the nine days before their quoted price drops. Although they averaged 60 crab per pot, Captain Sig Hansen, concerned about the volume of crab, decided to follow his hunch and moved to different fishing grounds. The move turned out to be a poor one when the pots in the new territory produced low numbers of crab, causing the deck crew to grumble that they should not have moved. A pin broke in the picking hook pulley aboard the Time Bandit. The broken pulley dropped a steel cable on deck, nearly hitting greenhorn Shea Long. After replacing the pulley, Deckhand Neal Hillstrand had to climb the mast to secure the safety chain to the boom; a task all the more difficult since the Time Bandit was in seas. After low numbers caused low morale on the deck of the Early Dawn, Engineer Mike Fish decided to give greenhorn Bryan Mezich a lesson in humility by letting Bryan tend the rail for the first 20 pots of a 300 pot string that had been soaking for 18 hours. Bryan's first attempts at throwing the hook were off the mark and Captain Rick Fehst put the boat into reverse, an insult to the hook thrower, after three failed attempts. Only after the sixth throw was Bryan able to hook the line. Despite the troubles picking up the first pot, the string proved to be a good one when the pots produced good numbers and the deck crew's morale rose as more crab were brought on board. Six weeks into the season and after convincing his father to allow him to fish for king crab, Captain Sten Skaar and the North American returned to Alaska after a three year hiatus. Captain Sten hired aboard Captain Erik Nyhammer of the Rollo as a deckhand and his crab fishing pots to make this return to king crab fishing. By using borrowed crab pots, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game only allowed Captain Sten two weeks to fish. At Dutch Harbor, the Wizard offloaded of crab worth nearly $800,000. Before the crew headed back out, Captain Keith Colburn took the crew out for a drink and to pick up a porta-potty in order to play a prank upon the North American. In previous fishing seasons, the Wizard leased the North American's fishing quota and Captain Keith felt it necessary to play a prank upon Captain Sten when he took back his quota. Captain Keith hauled up one of the North American's pots and attached the porta-potty to it before dropping it back overboard. The North American pulled low numbers on their test pots and strings, but thought that their luck had changed after picking up the porta-potty prank. The full pots turned out to be full of female and juvenile crab, which must be returned to the sea, and only a few keepers were in each pot.

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Mouths of Madness

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Incorporated

Sea of Misery
Day of Reckoning

Features the principal cast of Camp Takota.
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Brandenburg, Will

MBT-70

Runaways

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Dead of Winter

Black Funeral

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A very cold 2010 opilio crab season begins. The Time Bandit has hired Jeremy Shelton as a greenhorn, and he takes the early hazing very well. On the Northwestern, Edgar, who begins work on his 39th birthday, is suffering physically from years of abuse crabbing, putting Captain Sig in a tough position. The Cornelia Marie begins the season in a repair dock, needing to repair the hull, propellers and drive shafts after running aground on a reef. Paul Edgrin is the new greenhorn on the Wizard, and is already acquainted with Captain Keith. Captain Bill has something to prove, and three new deckhands, on the Kodiak after a terrible king crab season. The Northwestern gets a head start, but freezing spray forces the crew to drop all their pots early. The other boats who leave later quickly ice over, and have to begin chipping ice and dumping pots very quickly. The Time Bandit doesn't bother baiting their first few strings. Jeremy is incredibly seasick. The Kodiak makes it to its target grounds, but the frozen-over stack creates a challenge. When the Wizard reaches its grounds, the weather reminds Keith of a year previous, when he nearly lost his crew to a rogue wave, so he makes sure the crew is extra careful. The Cornelia Marie finally gets underway, but when they get to their grounds after an overnight cruise, their pots are heavily iced over. Jake volunteers to hang off the edge of the stack to hammer the ice off the sides of the stack.

Entertainer

Ivanov, Eugene

Release the Beast

Ryan O'Donohue

Features cast of Jason Nash Is Married.

The Maverick and the Rollo raced to offload their pots and sought refuge at St. Paul Island before a storm arrived. Concerns about the quickly expanding polar ice pack grew. Aboard the Time Bandit, bad bait made for low crab count; freshly caught bait made for better fishing. The Northwestern continued fishing for cod. The Cornelia Marie left Dutch Harbor to go crab fishing.

Blue & Pink

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Dixon Machado

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Moore, Frank E.

Sundsvall, Sweden

Dead Wrong

The Good Captain Phil

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Hit the Showers

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Alcalde

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Breaking Point

Features producer and cast of Newsreaders

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Chelmsford

Features cast of 22 Jump Street, with guest appearances by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum.

Smith, Danny

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Behind the Lens
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John T. Walsh

The captains and crews talk about their close calls and near-death experiences. Coast Guard search-and-rescue footage and audio transmissions round out the heroic rescues and tragic losses.

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Down Into the Earth

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Big swells in St. Paul harbor make for a difficult offload for the Wizard. Lines break and the boat rocks until Captain Keith Colburn borrows heavy lines from the crab processor. When the offload is complete, the Wizard has delivered of crab worth $882,000. Grinding ahead of their scheduled offload, Captain Sig Hansen on the Northwestern gets frustrated at deckhand Matt Bradley repeatedly missing when throwing the hook and replaces him with Jake Anderson on the rail. On the run in to offload, exhaustion catches up with Captain Sig calls for Jake to relieve him at the wheel. Captain Sig lets Jake take the boat into the docking at St. Paul. On the Seabrooke, Captain Scott Campbell pushes his brother Chris "Whipper" Welch into finally admitting that he has an issue at home that he needs to take care of. Whipper departs the Seabrooke when the boat offloads. On the Kodiak, Deck Boss Adam McCalden fails to inform Captain Bill Wichrowski until the string is over that half way through the string, the crab caught were "dirty" with barnacles. The oversight makes Captain Bill question if Adam has what it takes to advance and run the boat.

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The Captains start by discussing strategies for dealing with unexpected events, in a season where all the worst elements came together: injuries, breakdowns, bad fishing, bad waves, and bad ice.

While talking about bad waves, "Fourtner Finds Out" exactly what a rogue wave is at the NOAA Western Regional Center in Seattle.

"Battling the Ice": Junior and the Captains discuss how the ice was a game-changer in how they fished, and that the best ice strategy is to stay out of it; and how the top layer "suitcases" of pots with the buoys and lines still tied inside can be shed at a loss, if necessary, to save a boat.

"Seattle": Keith shows how boats beat up by the ice get repaired and reprovisioned in Seattle at much lower costs than up in Alaska.

Wild Bill delivers a sunny weather report, while talking about how two "kids" in Elliott and Jake Anderson are trying to run crab boats, and will learn "being a boat captain, it ain't kid stuff".

First in "The Hot Seat" is Jake Anderson, discussing how he left Northwestern only for an oppportunity to captain a boat, not likely to happen soon there with Edgar and Norm Hansen already in line, and getting more information than helm time on the Kiska Sea.

Next in "The Hot Seat" is Elliott, discussing why he let his bad-mouthing engineer go, with Keith commenting how it takes time for a young captain to build a good crew, and how he still has problems with new greenhorns; then they discuss a really unusual unexpected problem: sand fleas that eat bait and crab, and using squid in their bait to eliminate the problem.

Junior joins Sig, Andy and Keith to discuss how "Junior's Hot Fishing" spot came from the Colonel and adopting his fishing techniques, as well.

Celebrity questions from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Wild Bill and Zack join the Captains to discuss how Bill had to repair the crane on a boat that hadn't fished in a while, and how that helped the relationship with Zack.

Sig answers a fan question about girls on the boat, and we see the first pictures of his daughter Mandy on deck during summer tendering, with Johnathan telling Sig he'd love to see her fishing king crab, and Andy saying "Women are not built for that job." for winter opilio fishing. Footage of Mandy and Matt Bradley on deck during tendering is shown as Johnathan explains what tendering is.

After Sig answers a third question from Andrew Cuomo regarding having challenging younger brothers in the family business, Edgar joins Sig and Andy to discuss being "Back on Deck" after a successful Blue Crab season in the wheelhouse, and previews a short-of-quota Sig offering Edgar a chance to run the boat for an Opilio trip.

Johnathan demonstrates how heavy those 800-lb crab pots are by squashing a squash and a melon with one.

In "Crabbers Gone Wild", we see how the end of the season drives the crews crazy. Wild Bill joins the discussion, and Keith previews the craziest thing he's even seen as Freddy jumps overboard to help harness a walrus carcass.

Mike Rowe makes his first on-camera appearance on The Bait at the end of the episode when Johnathan says "Who needs Mike Rowe?", as the Captains' timing for the start of that night's Deadliest Catch episode is off by a few seconds.

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The fleet is forced to make difficult decisions about whether to continue last-minute pot placements or pull in all of their gear and cut their losses on the short season rather than violate the law. The Hansen brothers on board the Northwestern decide not to launch any more pots and instead go after a string of pots in the northern king crab waters that Sig dubs "Long Tall Sally"; the decision is rewarded when the pots come in huge, enabling the Northwestern to win the final King Crab Derby title. The crews rush to finish pulling in the last of the crab pots for the season and head back to Dutch Harbor to get in line for the crab processor. The greenhorns make decisions about whether to continue with their new careers or to go on with their lives. After a very successful offload at the Northwestern traditional offload port, Akutan, Bradford, the Northwestern greenhorn, is awarded 10% of a deckhand's share for his hard work and good attitude—about $1600—and finally gets a greeting and handshake from Captain Sig Hansen.

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With the dawn of a new season, and a red crab quota cut in half, the fleet is a fleet divided. Each captain must make the decision to either continue fishing the depleted red crab grounds, or risk the long voyage in the hunt for the elusive blue crab. The Cornelia Marie does not return to the fleet due to the high costs of operation. Josh Harris joins the crew of the Time Bandit and his brother Jake joins the crew of the Northwestern.

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The captains talk about family, money, bar fights, greenhorns, and practical jokes at sea.

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Opilio crab season was eighty-four hours old, and the hunt for "Alaskan Gold" intensified as rumors flew about the season closure. This rumor pushed the crews harder, so boats were wondering where to put the extra crab. Other boats were just now hitting the sweet spot, and trying to make up for lost time. As the announcement of the end of the season arrives, giving boats just 36 more hours to work the fishing grounds, fatigued crews are pushed to work as hard as they can in the remaining time. Alaska crab fishing is normally done in a derby-style competition, where crews catch as much crab as they can during the season; the 2005 Opilio season would be the last year fishing like this, and the resulting IFQ system will put many smaller boats out of business. All the captains express a great desire to make this last run the best; the Maverick hustles to fill their tanks a second time in the short season, while the Northwestern builds a "deck load", a holding pen to store the crab from their last pots on deck with water passing over them in hopes that they will survive long enough to reach the processors.

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The Northwestern had bad luck with its second string of 150 pots and decided to fish closer to its first set of pots where they had better luck. Northwestern deckhand Matt Bradley finally confessed to Captain Sig Hansen that he was due to be in court before the official end of the season for an outstanding criminal case that could land him up to eight months in jail; Sig chastised Matt for waiting so long to tell him of this important deadline, reminding him that there was no way to predict when the boat would catch enough to reach its quota. Rough seas caused a crewmember aboard the Wizard to have his finger crushed between two pots, which required professional medical attention at Dutch Harbor, a return to port which Captain Keith Colburn admitted was going to cost the crew thousands of dollars in lost fishing time but was necessary to avoid costing crew member Lenny Lekanoff his finger. When the Time Bandit pulled in low crab counts after having to move their greenhorn to the rail due to an injury to veteran crewmember Russ Newberry, the Hillstrand brothers decided to have a little fun at the expense of the greenhorn with a "flour pot"—a pot with several trash bags full of flour tied to the rope, which would burst when pulled up through the hydraulic block; the trick worked to perfection as greenhorn Nate put the sabotaged pot's rope into the blocks, only to be covered in exploding white powder seconds later. Captain Blake Painter of the Maverick received a tip on a hot spot to fish from Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie, but Phil made him promise not to share it with anyone else; however, Blake decided to share the tip with Captain Corky Tilley of the Aleutian Ballad as a sign that he was willing to give information and not merely take it from other captains, not realizing that Phil was listening in on the same communication band Blake was using. An annoyed Phil got his revenge on Blake's betrayal by sabotaging one of the Maverick's pots, doing a variation on the Northwestern welded door trick: The Cornelia Marie crew emptied all the crab out of the pot , put Cornelia Marie bait boxes into the pot, welded the door shut, turned the pot around backwards and re-strung the "bridle" through the welded door, then relaunched the pot, with Phil declaring "That's how you {#bleep#} with somebody, Cornelia Marie style". The Farwest Leader had declining numbers of crabs in their pots, leading Captain Greg Moncrief to challenge his wife Ragnhild Moncrief to pick a better spot for fishing; Ragnhild picked a spot to the northwest of their current position, and was rewarded with a number of full pots pulled in return, prompting the crew to dub her "Captain Ragny". The Farwest Leader crew painted a grappling hook bright pink in honor of Ragnhild's increasing confidence in crabbing, and she got to toss the hook to retrieve one of the pots, snagging the line on her second try. The Cornelia Marie broke off a part of one her propellers and went to King Cove for emergency repairs.
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The fishing aboard the Northwestern was excellent and the crew filled their tanks to the brim, though the repetitive nature of fishing 300 pots became exhausting for the crew; on their way to another string of pots, Captain Sig Hansen and his crew discussed whether or not to take a break, with the decision by Sig to keep going, leaving Edgar to comment, "If Sig had any people skills, they were lost long ago. Only thing that keeps us going is the money." A replacement propeller was flown in for the Cornelia Marie, but repairs were delayed because the propeller is left handed, while the Cornelia Marie's propellers are right handed. Several days later, a second propeller arrived and is installed, allowing the boat to return to fishing, but not before Captain Phil Harris discovered his blood pressure was up in the 180/120 range; when Phil discovered that Jake and Josh had been charging shopping at Dutch Harbor to Phil's accounts, he cut off credit for both of them and blew his stack at them for spending his money so indiscriminately after Phil had just spent thousands of dollars on boat repairs. Jake and Josh both shrugged off Phil's anger, and Jake gave the captain a back massage as a peace offering. Aboard the Maverick, Captain Blake Painter fabricated a temporary fix for a broken dog on the pot launcher, then retrieved their sabotaged pot moments later; Blake declared the prank pot "lame". On their way to Akutan to offload, Blake spotted a Cornelia Marie pot and decided to take revenge by sabotaging the pot with backwards bridles and garbage offloads, but it caused little reaction on the Cornelia Marie when they retrieved it. On the Farwest Leader, a junior deckhand at the hydraulic controls caused an accident after failing to secure a pot and then broke the crane line, leaving Captain Greg Moncrief to comment to his wife that such accidents were why it was not safe to stand around the sorting tables while the pots were being emptied onto it. After poor results with their test pots, the Time Bandit pulled all their pots out of their current fishing grounds, changed strategy, and moved north. On the way to the northern end of the fishing grounds, Captain Johnathan Hillstrand observed a deckhand on another boat tying a pot stack off the side of another vessel, the Trailblazer. After the crew of the Time Bandit headed below for some rest, the man tying the stack was overwhelmed by the 30-foot swells and disappeared into the waves. Captain Hillstrand and his crew worked quickly to save the fisherman who fell into the sea. Their quick action saved the man from certain death, and the fisherman was overjoyed by the swift rescue efforts of the Time Bandit and her crew. Johnathan and the rescued fisherman were both overwhelmed with emotions after the rescue—ten years earlier, the Time Bandit had rescued a fishing boat crew in a similar situation but was unable to save one of the fishermen, and the memory had haunted the Hillstrands for years afterward; with this successful save, the Hillstrand brothers said they felt they had finally settled the score with the past for the loss of that fisherman.

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Guest appearance by Aubrey Plaza and Dane DeHaan.

Retired, President of Tuskegee University

Nardelli

The Captains begin the episode by entering the home stretch: previews of the 2-hour Season 9 finale, which continue the theme of the season, old vs. young.

In "Boat by Boat" segments, we get a look at the future of each boat. First up, Time Bandit and the departure of two seasoned deckhands.

Landing first in "The Hot Seat" is Josh Harris, who announces to a toast of Coors that he has purchased the Cornelia Marie. Josh plans on having a co-captain for at least one season, maybe two, after seeing what Time Bandit endured during Season 9, and Freddy on deck . Joining him is Time Bandit deck boss Mike Fourtner, retiring after 15 seasons due to expecting twins with his wife.

Keith gives a shout out to the men and women who protect their livelihood: the United States Coast Guard.

Wild Bill catches a fish in Pike Place Market because the previous week, he was chewed out for not being able to catch crab, which Sig also had problems with last week.

The Northwestern "Boat by Boat" update starts with Sig offering Edgar the boat for the end of Opilio season, and continues with Sig finally sitting in "The Hot Seat", questioned by Wild Bill, Johnathan, Edgar, Andy and Keith, discussing the drama from the start of the season over blue quota, and Sig trying to apologize for underestimating Edgar's abilities. They also discuss Jake Anderson's decision to leave, and Sig interviews Jake at Sig's house.

"Boat by Boat": Elliott is taking care of Saga business in Kodiak, so is not able to defend himself for appearing "disrespectful" to older captains for doubting his ability to catch crab; and on Seabrooke, Junior's alliances and bad news from home caused much grief. With Andy and Sig looking on, Junior confronts Keith about his perceived wrong to him, and walks off the set before violence erupts.

After a break, Johnathan and Wild Bill return on set as "Boat by Boat" views the Wizards crazy season, topped off by the crazy interview that just finished.

Celebrity questions from none other than narrator Mike Rowe.

"Boat by Boat" updates wrap up with Cape Cautions bad fishing, breakdowns, and family drama.

Concluding the "old vs. young" theme, Jake says to Sig that the younger ones, especially the sons of fishermen like Josh Harris and Scotty Hillstrand aren't pushing the bar, they're trying to keep up with the progress their fathers made at those points in life.

Edgar, Mike Fourtner, Junior and Josh join the Captains on camera to wrap up the season, Edgar and Mike bringing in a TV to watch the season finale.

Nardelli, Robert

I Smell a Nightmare
The captains and crews take a look back at some of the best brawls, feuds and scrapes from the first seven seasons, including the shouting matches of the Hansen, Hillstrand, Harris and Colburn brothers, and the Season 6 burn barrel confrontation between Keith and Johnathan.
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Mysteries at Sea
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Captains and senior deckhands discuss aspects of their personal lives

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Features cast members of The League.

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Man vs. Nature
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Adil Ray

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Wild Bill co-hosts with Sig, Keith and the Hillstrands as the Captains discuss what goes into the decisions they make. Additional insight is provided by Edgar, Zack , Monte, and Elliott. Best of Catch Poll topic: "Best Captain Blow Up". Highlights of Keith's rookie year from Season 3, revisits of Keith's epic blow ups , and the Season 6 burn barrel confrontation between Keith and Johnathan that Phil Harris broke up just weeks before the stroke that would kill him. Johnathan provides a quick update on Josh Harris.
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Brandenburg

Legends

Gordon Messenger

South Carolina State University

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Love Rocket

In rough seas and cold weather that causes ice to build up, greenhorn Guy on the Wizard hit his breaking point and walked off the deck, leaving the rest of the crew to pick up his duties. Guy complained about a lack of respect from the crew and that there was "no call" for taunts that he "pushes like a girl" from the more experienced crew members, but Captain Monte chastised him that walking off the deck signaled that Guy was a "quitter" who "couldn't handle the job" he'd volunteered to do one day earlier. The other greenhorn on the Wizard, Crosby, was amazed by Guy's retreat: "He didn't even last 24 hours! Come on—you can do anything for 24 hours!" The Cornelia Marie hurried to pull up her pots before a severe storm with gale-force winds was due to hit. While pulling full pots, but with mostly rejects, the Farwest Leader's port engine broke, forcing the crew to shut down the engine and chain the shaft so that the propeller turning from the force of the water itself would not burn out the drive shaft. Captain Moncrief of the Farwest Leader decided to continue fishing with one engine, but switched from fishing bairdi to opilio crab. Pulling full pots that were set back on the same spot inspired Captain Sig Hansen of the Northwestern to swap jobs with his brother Edgar and work the deck, something he had not done for over twenty years; each man lasted only a short time at the other's job before both admitting they'd rather be in their regular slots, and switched places once more after Sig successfully pulled fifteen pots. Meanwhile, the Northwestern greenhorn Jake tried to prove himself by working the rail under "Sig Rules"—that is, every miss cost him an article of clothing—and successfully pulled in a string of thirteen pots, though his many misses resulted in him wearing little more than a sweatshirt and long johns by its completion; Jake's willingness to continue learning to throw the hook and retrieve pots earned him respect from both Sig and Edgar. However, Jake then pushed it too far and then learned a lesson on fishing "old school style" with no hydraulics and no automated conveyer belts transporting crab to the tanks after Edgar heard him complaining about his aching hands. At Dutch Harbor, Captain Andy Hillstrand cleared a tangled line from the shaft of the Time Bandit. While the work was being done, greenhorn Nate was arrested for an outstanding warrant by the Unalaska Police and taken to jail; Johnathan and the rest of the crew headed for the nearest ATM to withdraw enough cash to pay Nate's bail so that he could return to fishing.

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Long hours aboard the Northwestern caused tension between captain and crew; Captain Sig allowed the crew to rest after a series of long strings when Edgar convinced him that the men could not go on any longer, but the next morning when the weather had gotten significantly colder, Sig awoke the men after only three hours of sleep and demanded they get back to work before the ice pack caught up with them. The Northwestern crew was less than pleased with Sig's demanding fishing pace, so as a gesture of good faith, Sig left a coffee can marked "Suggestion Box" in the galley so that the crew could voice their complaints. Aboard the Rollo, the crew fudged the number of crabs caught per pot; under the IFQ system, quotas are divided between southern and northern shares, so when the Rollo arrived at processors near St. Paul Island and their center tank was opened, the amount of crab in the tank were considerably over the allotted northern share and Captain Eric Nyhammer was assessed a large fine for going over quota. Eric announced to his crew that he was taking the fines out of the crew pay, since they were the ones who had miscounted the crab. As the Rollo was about to leave St. Paul to return to the southern fishing grounds, they were boarded by the Alaska Department of Commerce police and informed that under the IFQ rules, they could not leave St. Paul until they emptied all of their tanks, including one of the tanks with crab from the southern fishing grounds, which forced Eric to sell the crabs on board for under market prices. The injured crewman on the Cornelia Marie was diagnosed with a severe ankle sprain and the boat is forced to return to the fishing grounds shorthanded with Captain Phil Harris's son, greenhorn Jake, taking up the slack; the lack of a fifth man on board slowed the pace of the deck crew by almost 50%. The Maverick continued to pull full pots while fishing on a sandbar, but as the ice approached, Captain Rick decided to chance leaving the rest of the gear in place and take his northern share up to St. Paul to drop off crab rather than risk losing the crabs that had been in the tank for nearly two weeks.

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He Who Walks Alone

You'll Know My Name Is the Lord...

Man in the Attic

Dagger in the Back

Stephen L.
Ottawa, Illinois

The 2012 opilio crab season arrives with an ominous sign of danger: the harshest Bering Sea winter since 1972 is pushing the polar ice park southward with stunning speed, threatening the fleet's ability to catch the increased quota. The Wizard gets back relief captain Monte Colburn along with new greenhorn Roger Schlosstein, but Monte and engineer Lenny Lekanoff are still dealing with injuries. Fortunately, Captain Keith Colburn's luck is better than that of the rest of the fleet, as full pots come over the side on the first string. On the Ramblin' Rose, half the crew is new after a trying king crab season, and deck boss Kevin "Kado" Davis defects to the Seabrooke after being cut loose by Captain Elliott Neese for attitude problems. Captain Elliott's job in the wheelhouse is on the line, but his mind is with his children and ex-girlfriend, who he broke up with in the offseason and isn't returning his calls. The Seabrooke is forced to turn back to Dutch Harbour after Captain Scott Campbell, Jr. discovers the port engine is running hot, threatening to delay the start of their season for weeks. The Time Bandit's luck is worst of all - in rapid succession, deckhand Travis Lofland falls overboard at the dock in Dutch, the coiler is damaged beyond use after the crew foolishly decides to use mortars to de-ice the boat , and the first string set by Captain Andy Hillstrand comes up with blanks. The Kodiak dodges a bullet when an icy pot loosened by a snapped line barely misses Captain "Wild" Bill Wichrowski's son Zack, while on the Northwestern, deck boss Edgar Hansen bumps heads with Captain Sig Hansen over stacking the pots, while deckhand Jake Harris gets under his skin for being first off the deck.

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Dozier during his tenure at Fort Hood, Texas

Breaking Mandy
False Pass

Adam Newman

Eyes Behind the Wall

The Home Stretch

* Islamic humour
* Pakistani culture

The search for the crew of the Ocean Challenger continued by air and by the USCGC Munro. The bodies of two crewmembers, without survival suits, were recovered, while the fourth crewmember was lost to the sea. The survivor, Kevin Ferrell, tells his story to the Coast Guard. The fleet reacted to the loss of the Ocean Challenger. The Northwestern set its second load of 150 pots while dealing with a broken hose on the hydraulic launchers. Deck boss Edgar Hansen committed the karmic faux pas of estimating their catch before it's pulled. The Time Bandit finally set its pots using herring instead of cod for hanging bait with poor results. After a slow start, the Maverick pulled in full pots and returned to St. Paul to offload. The Cornelia Marie fished through the night at a fast pace. Rough seas on the Farwest Leader made greenhorn Ragnhild sick, but she pulled through and worked the deck after losing a bet on the number of crab pulled up in the first pot of the season; although she started out at the bait station loading bait buckets for pots, she gradually got over her fear of the snapping king crab to move to the sorting table and assist in the crab sort and count process.
Join the crew on the decks of Time Bandit, Northwestern, Wizard, Seabrooke, Cape Caution, and Saga – working around the clock like you've never seen before – unedited, raw fishing from the Bering Sea.

Scott Warnock

SS11 8LY

Faithless

Birch Bay, Washington

Arise

Weak Links

Official website

Friends and Rivals

Kishore Kumar

Features cast of Sullivan and Son.

The Cornelia Marie sees better fishing after a good-luck ritual by Samoan deckhand Freddy. The greenhorn on the Wizard, Joel Zeilie, is having physical difficulties going through the long grind of crab fishing. The Time Bandit heads to their Slime Banks fishing ground for the third time in as many seasons, and hit paydirt again in the face of superstition. Bad fishing and near-fatal rookie mistakes among the inexperienced crew of the Kodiak strain Captain Bill's nerves, eventually leading him to blow up at deck boss Adam. Captain Sig and his brother, deck boss Edgar, get into a conflict over how to run the deck.

Guest appearance by Clark Gregg.

Big Boobs

Eduardo Soto

Catch as Catch Can

Israeli salad

Features cast of Silicon Valley. Guest appearance by David Hasselhoff.
Guest appearance by Seth Rogen and James Franco.

Ginger Pusses Out

Guest appearance by Will Ferrell as "Chad Softwick."

Anadara transversa

Guest appearance by Martin Starr. Maria Bamford announced her engagement.

Good fortune smiled upon the Time Bandit after the rescue of the man overboard as they pulled up very full pots in a once-in-a-lifetime season. The Northwestern continued to have good luck after offloading nearly $800,000 in crab, though deckhand Matt Bradley was continuing to struggle with the uncertainty about making his upcoming court date. Edgar Hansen painted prison stripes on Matt's oilskins as payback for Matt's continued complaints about not wanting to spend Christmas in jail—"don't do the crime if you don't want to do the time," Edgar reminded the deckhand. Aboard the Maverick, Captain Blake Painter decided to risk striking out on his own and picked a spot to fish without any advice from other captains, resulting in full pots. Lenny, the injured engineer aboard the Wizard, returned to work the deck for the last strings. The Farwest Leader pulled up empty pots, but pulled up decent pots after receiving a tip from Johnathan Hillstrand on the Time Bandit.
No Trespassing

Gotta Have a Home

Guest appearance by Kevin Bacon.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

National Parliament

The Last Lap

Larkin I. Smith

Concerned about making their delivery date, Captain Tony Lara moves the Cornelia Marie off of 600+ fishing grounds to grounds closer to their processor. However, the move doesn't work out when the new grounds result in low numbers. While picking up "survival" pots dumped overboard ahead of the storm, deckhand Chris "Whipper" Welch of the Seabrooke is hit by a chunk of ice that falls from the deck crane. The Northwestern fishes their last strings ahead of a scheduled offload. The flu spreads among the crew of the Kodiak. A free-swinging pot causes a tense and dangerous moment for the crew. The Wizard offloads of crab at Dutch Harbor worth $615,000. Deckhand Lynn Guitard receives a reprimand from Captain Keith Colburn after Lynn does a poor job tying down the stack on the deck. After the dismal numbers from the "survival" string and two prospect strings, the Seabrooke is finally on the crab with the third prospect string.

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retired Brigadier General in the New York Guard

The season opens with medical issues for Captain Keith Colburn of the Wizard; a biopsy standing between him and the season. Captain Phil Harris returns to the bridge of the Cornelia Marie after being away for eight months, but then immediately spends $5,000 on new bait sacks after Jake and Josh lost the sacks from the previous season. The captains gather at the traditional burn barrel and bar where they make the year's captain's wager for $4,000. This year's wager is for the most keepers caught from five specially designated captain's pots. On the Time Bandit, the Hillstrands re-hire deckhand Mike Fourtner, who has aspirations of running the boat when the Hillstrand brothers retire. The Hillstrands play a prank on him as a welcome back by dumping two bins full of water and flour on him. On the Wizard, Captain Keith receives a call from his doctor that the biopsy came back negative for cancer, but positive for epithelial dysplasia. During the traditional blessing of the fleet, Captain Phil receives a call from his doctor that the blood clot condition has not completely healed. Reluctantly, Phil decides he must relinquish the captain's chair to Murray Gamrath. The Time Bandit is the first to reach the southern crab grounds where Captain Johnathan drops two 10-pot prospect pots in a spot that was productive last year. Just as the Wizard is to drop her first pots of the season, Captain Keith's wife calls with news that the $400,000 in repairs during the off-season has drained his bank account leaving him with a zero balance. The prospect pots return nearly empty and Captain Keith decides to move on. On the Northwestern, Captain Sig Hansen draws the short straw, though actually a short zip tie, to do the traditional biting off the head of a herring. On the Wizard, a pot is lost when the line snaps. Captain Keith suspects a jagged edge of zinc anode is cutting the lines, and the only way to be sure is for Captain Keith to dive under the boat or return to port. Captain Keith made the decision to do the risky dive, but as he is ascending from under the boat, the boat rolls; he sustains a head injury, and has to be lifted back aboard in a life sling. Last year's hot spot for the Time Bandit is just as hot this year when the first pot of the prospect string hauls in 96 keepers; seeing such great results, Captain Johnathan blankets area with all of his pots.
Season 10, episode 6 expanded.
Blood in the Morning

Tyler Stohr

Bering Sea Brothers
Inside the Catch: Best Brawls
Rise and Fall
The arctic storm makes for rough fishing aboard the Northwestern with several stops and starts due to extreme waves. After some deck repairs, the Wizard pulls some pots. Engineer Lenny Lekonoff is knocked to the deck by a wave and suffers a puncture wound to his elbow. Captain Keith Colburn puts in several stitches to Lenny's elbow and Lenny heads back on deck. Injuries also occur on the Time Bandit when a wave drives Mike Fourtner's face into the sorting table. Captain Andy Hillstrand patches him up and Mike goes back on deck. However, fishing stops again when greenhorn Eddie Uwekoolani, Jr. reveals to the Hillstrand brothers that he has been fishing with an abscessed tooth. Not taking any chances, the Time Bandit heads to port in St. Paul to tend to Eddie Jr. Fishing north of the fleet, the Seabrooke fights heavy icing on deck. Captain Scott Campbell, Jr. dumps the top layer of his crab pots overboard in order to prevent the boat from icing over. The remaining pots are nearly frozen solid causing extra work for the crew as they drop them on the fishing grounds. The whole fleet deals with icing on the deck.

Stephen L. Brusatte

Eagle Rock, California

studio

Lata Mangeshkar

South West England

(Location of Onjuku in Chiba Prefecture)

An ancient ritual of drinking blood from the cod bait done by Freddy Maugatai and greenhorn Kevin Stafford bring good weather and good fishing to the Wizard. Rough seas makes for rough fishing aboard the Northwestern. Deckhand Nick Mavar, Jr. has his nose broken when he is struck by the picking hook. While trying to anchor up in St. Paul harbor to wait for their turn at the dock, the Time Bandit snaps the line on their anchor, forcing Captain Andy Hillstrand to have to jog the boat for eight hours until their offload time. While the boat is offloading, Eddie Uwekoolani, Jr. goes to the dentist to have two teeth pulled. After the offload is complete, the Time Bandit crew retrieve their anchor from the sea floor. The engine repairs are completed on the Ramblin' Rose. Captain Elliott Neese makes a gamble by setting 100 pots without prospecting, but the gamble does not work and the crew pull up blanks.
Season 10, episode 15 expanded.

retired Ghanaian footballer and priest

Adil

Graduation Day

Speaker of Jatiyo Shangshad

Max Silvestri
Guest appearance by Thomas Lennon .

Masters of It All

Michigan Tech Huskies men's ice hockey seasons

The Final Battle

Fort Myers, Florida, U.S.

Features cast of The Birthday Boys.

The captains talk about ships that have sunk and men that have fallen overboard, including reaction to film footage of the Big Valley disaster.
The Seabrooke takes on an enthusiastic new greenhorn before heading off to go blue crab fishing. After two hours of fishing, the greenhorn enters the wheelhouse complaining that he has reached his mental breaking point after being hazed by the rest of the crew. On board the still struggling Cornelia Marie, tensions run high as both captain and crew begin to doubt each other. Josh and Jake Harris confront Captain Derrick Ray about the low numbers and how Derrick is running the boat. After getting a report on incoming weather and fearing dead loss, the Cornelia Marie anchors behind St. Matthew Island to wait on the storm. On board the Kodiak, a broken hydraulic system in the deck crane forces the crew to push pots on deck. Deckhand Jake Jolibois injures his back after slipping on the deck. Jake refuses to come off deck until Captain Bill Wichrowski orders him off deck. The Ramblin' Rose offloads at St. Paul harbor where Captain Elliot Neese expects to offload around of blue crab, but when the offload is complete, the boat has only delivered . As the Ramblin' Rose heads out for their third trip of the season, Captain Elliot receives email from the boat's owner that they must catch of crab this trip or be forces to go out on a fourth trip. On the Northwestern, Sig Hansen lets Jake Anderson pick the location of a 52-pot town soak.

Guest appearance by Nick Offerman.

Unsafe and Unsound

Sippy, G. P.

Good Fishing

Harry Robinson

After returning to port with full tanks, Elliott Neese is on a roll—and quickly offloads and goes back out to sea to rejoin the Seabrooke on the lucrative blue crab grounds. However, Junior is not so keen to keep the partnership going. Scott Hillstrand is given a tough assignment by his father and uncle when he is asked to take the helm of the Time Bandit in total darkness through False Pass—a particularly treacherous and shallow area of the Bering Sea. There are celebrations on the Wizard, when Freddy announces to the crew that his wife is pregnant, and asks Captain Keith to be the child's godfather. Meanwhile, Edgar Hansen's first blue crab season as captain of the Northwestern starts to go awry when the trail goes cold and brings up nothing but empty pots. Tensions on deck later boil over when Jake and Matt come to blows over the latter’s operation of the hydros. In a heated argument with Edgar, Jake is reminded that he was nearly fired by Sig five years earlier for fighting with Matt on deck before and violating the number one rule of the boat. Jake explains he has been offered a job on another vessel and it may be time for him to move on, and still blinded by rage from his earlier confrontation, leaves to reconsider his position.

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Recap of the fifth season, with the Captains and crew of the fishing vessels discussing the events of the season amongst each other.
As a pair of storm systems began converging on the fishing grounds, several boats faced major mechanical issues made even more dangerous by the bad weather. The Rollo had a number of problems common to older fishing boats: Leaking hydraulic lines on the crane; broken hoses on the coiling block; two old ropes giving way on two separate pots, causing both the loss of the pots and the crabs therein; and a broken steering computer. The Cornelia Marie limped back to Dutch Harbor with a blown head gasket that turned out to be worse than expected; parts had to be ordered from the Alaskan mainland, costing the crew time and money. The Maverick finally passed its Coast Guard inspection but stayed at Dutch Harbor due to weather conditions. Crew members on the Maverick voiced their discontent with Blake's verbal excitement about taking on the job of Captain at mid-season, and even Captain Rick Quashnick appeared skeptical. As the weather changed, the Maverick finally left Dutch Harbor to join the rest of the fleet, while the Northwestern, after heavy discussions between the Hansen brothers, decided to seek refuge from the converging storms behind Amak Island.
As the King Crab season begins, rumors of Captain Keith trying to recruit a Time Bandit deckhand bring him and Captain Johnathan to blows. The continued friction between Jake and Josh Harris on the Cornelia Marie and the growing ambition of Jake Anderson on Northwestern lead Captain Phil and Captain Sig to swap Jakes, so they can each experience another deck. A friend of the Hillstrand brothers, "Wild Bill" Wichrowski, returns to Alaska with the Kodiak after a 5-year absence to try his luck at crabbing again. Among his crew is former Time Bandit deckhand Russell. Not long after fishing begins, a small cod-fishing vessel, Carly Renee, capsizes near Dutch Harbor. All four crew are rescued alive, and the ship eventually runs aground and is stranded.

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Ari Shaffir

The Aleutian Ballad, knocked over by a rogue wave, managed to right itself, but with several crew members injured—including Captain Tilley's own daughter, Nicole—as well as its computer not coming back on line and the wheelhouse and deck damaged, Captain Tilley decided to return to port for repairs rather than risk more damage in the storms. Captain Phil Harris of the Cornelia Marie discussed a change in duty with his ship's greenhorn—Harris' youngest son, Jacob—and declared that Jake may finally be ready to take shifts inside the wheelhouse so that the captain can get some rest, which had been a goal of Jake's all season long. As the fishing continued at full speed aboard the Northwestern, Edgar Hansen decides to celebrate the launch of the last pot string of the season with a traditional Norwegian meal of boiled salt cod, Captain Sig's favorite dish. The Rollo dealt with a coffee crisis—down to less than half a can of grounds left, they still had a long string of pots to pull in before the end of the season, so the remaining coffee was rationed until the final pot was pulled; the crew celebrated the end of their season with the last pot of coffee left. Blake Painter, still upset about being passed over for the captain's job on the Maverick, expressed his hope that he will still get to pilot the Maverick soon, perhaps as early as the upcoming Opilio season. The Cornelia Marie, still needing to catch crab to fill its large quota, moved closer to the same grounds being fished by the Northwestern. When Sig Hansen spotted a Cornelia Marie pot off the bow, he suggested to his crew that they "mess with it" as payback for Phil Harris' pre-season comment that he would miss "beating ass" under the new IFQ rules. The Northwestern crew hauled the pot up—"They've got more crab than we do!" Edgar observed—then hooked fishing gloves and a pair of thong underwear to the bait hook and welded the door shut before returning the pot to the ocean. As night fell over the fishing grounds, the Cornelia Marie retrieved the pot and were mystified by the welded door as well as the "party boy" underwear in the pot; Phil Harris expressed a belief that "my fat little buddy Rick " pulled the prank and radioed the Maverick for confirmation. Captain Rick Quashnick denied his involvement; however, Sig listened in on the conversation over the radio and decided to call Harris and see how long it would take before Harris figured out who really pulled the prank. Once Phil figured out the truth from Sig's denials that he would ever pull such a prank—"I would never do such a thing—that would be illegal!" Sig asserted—the two men shared a laugh about the prank, but Harris got the last word by pulling a Northwestern pot and filling it with garbage, then mounting a steel pipe over part of the "shot" , which would interfere with the Northwestern retrieval block and give them a half-ton dead weight hanging off the side of the boat. As the Northwestern crew pulled their last pots up, they discovered the altered pot; Edgar figured out how to bypass the retrieval block and pull the pot aboard by the pipe around the rope. The Northwestern crew then discovered that all their crab were taken out of the pot and the pot had been refilled with garbage from the Cornelia Marie; Sig salutes his rival and gives the pipe-over-rope trick a "9" on the practical joke scale. The boats returned to Dutch Harbor to offload at the end of the season, one of the first seasons in years with no recorded deaths.

Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar

Get 'Em Back Safe!

Aparna Nancherla
This episode marked the beginning of @midnight's second season.
Features cast of Undateable.

Dr. George C. Bradley

Greg Proops and W. Kamau Bell

Tyler-Stohr

retired Lieutenant General in the United States Army

Gleason, Patrick A.

Jatiyo Sangsadজাতীয় সংসদ

Electric Father

Playback

Sabotage
The 2011 opilio crab season starts with many crew changes: the Hillstrand brother's annual changing of the helm of the Time Bandit with Andy taking over; Travis Lofland formerly of the Wizard and Eddie Uwekoolani, Jr., son of deckhand Eddie Uwekoolani, joins the Time Bandit; Edgar Hansen leaves the Northwestern while Matt Bradley returns and Ken Blakley joins the crew; Freddy Maugatai departs the Cornelia Marie to join the Wizard; and the Cornelia Marie gets a new captain in Tony Lara, a new engineer/deckhand Troy Hulls, and a new deckhand Dale Pruitt. The fleet heads out to sea to try to drop their pots before a large storm hits. The Time Bandit and the Cornelia Marie head to time-tested fishing spots. The Ramblin' Rose is stuck in port undergoing repairs. The fierce storm hits, causing the fleet to suspend operations to wait out the storm.

former Professional football player Cleveland Browns

Guest appearance by Walton Goggins.

Moulsham High School

Yonao

Paul Scheer and Rob Huebel

right

Frontier Medicine
On the Bering Sea, north of the Pacific, greenhorns cut their teeth on one of the toughest and deadliest jobs on Earth.

Guest appearance by St. Vincent.

The F/V Northwestern crew talk about serving under the rigorous pace set by Captain Sig, and recall various events of interest aboard the boat during the season such as the Jake swap and Jake Anderson's father going missing.

Kendall, Washington

Hail Mary

Jesse Joyce & Kurt Metzger

Put Up or Shut Up

Jon Gabrus

Time Is Up

Essex

Grinding through low numbers, Captain Tony Lara of the Cornelia Marie uses a mistake by deckhand Ryan Simpson, who had failed to inform the captain when bait was running low, as a teaching experience for Josh Harris. After moving to a new fishing spot, the boat is once again on the crab. On the Ramblin' Rose, the pots are pulling in great numbers. Captain Elliot Neese thinks he has thrown a propeller, but when he checks again, he discovers that he has only sheared the control line from the throttle in the wheelhouse to the gearbox. On the Time Bandit, a pot that nearly breaks lose from the dogs gives the crew a scare. Johnathan Hillstrand decides that Eddie Uwekoolani, Jr. should learn how to cuss like a sailor, but Eddie Jr. doesn't take the bait. On the Wizard, Captain Keith Colburn thinks greenhorn Daniel Maki has a bad attitude and was slacking on deck after working an extra long shift. When Daniel is told he can come off deck, instead of racking out, he heads back on deck to prove to Captain Keith that he was not slacking. While fishing good numbers, deckhand Chris "Whipper" Welch of the Seabrooke calls home to talk to his wife. Whipper thinks he has to go home to take care of family issues. He complains to Captain Scott "Junior" Campbell that the stomach injury he suffered during king crab season flared up. Captain Junior and the crew show him little sympathy. Captain Junior thinks Whipper may be using the injury as an excuse to go home.

Location of Kendall, Washington

Current President of Alcorn State University

April 2003 - August 2004

Best of Season 1

Phil Hanley

Airliner

The captains talk about legendary moments, their Gloucester comrades, and cameramen on the ships.

Features cast members from Community. Guest appearance by Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Recap of the fourth season

Doug Stewart

Marmion, Frank

belt

No Exit

Dan St. Germain

Capricorn

Album

Don Cramer

Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr.

Recap of the eighth season
Season 9, episode 1 expanded.

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former National Football League safety for the Dallas Cowboys

Recap of the third season.
The Final Run
On the Edge

O'Donohue, Ryan

Postal code

The Time Bandit pulled large number of crab after dealing with ice build-up along the ice pack. The Aleutian Ballad had 80 pots under the ice pack. Aboard the Maverick, the stiff arm on the block used to haul the pots from the sea broke. The Rollo continued to bring up good pots. The Northwestern brought up its first pots and a crew member is distracted by family illness at home. Aboard the Cornelia Marie, deckhand, Dave Millman, suffered an ankle injury that required them to return to St. Paul Island.

Features cast of The Hotwives of Orlando.

Leroy Davis

Kicking Off with a Bang
The ships left Dutch Harbor for the deadlier opilio crab season, the last one to be held under the derby-style rules. The weather was treacherous, with heavy gale warnings and high seas predicted. The Lady Alaska had to return to port due to electrical problems, costing them a day of the already short season. The Northwestern headed out to the far northern Opilio fishing grounds, near the Russian border. As the rest of the boats neared the fishing grounds, a Coast Guard alert was issued to the fleet: An EPIRB, belonging to the F/V Big Valley, had been activated, and no one on the Big Valley was answering radio hails or satellite phone calls. Three fishing vessels, including Maverick and the Cornelia Marie, started the search, joined just before dawn by a Coast Guard helicopter, but found nothing at the position indicated by the EPIRB. As dawn broke, debris from the Big Valley was all that could be seen, making it clear that the boat sunk. A single life raft from the Big Valley was found with one survivor, deck boss Cache Seel, in it. Seel, who had managed to get into his survival suit before getting tossed into the sea, confirmed that the Big Valley capsized and went down quickly; three men died shortly after falling into the sea with no survival suits on. The Coast Guard found another man wearing a survival suit and pulled him from the water, but declared him dead shortly thereafter.

Bonus Track

Byerly, Chester

Guest appearance by Stephen Colbert as Dr. Stephen T. Colbert. No one was eliminated in honor of it being the final night from New York.

Dan Winterman

The fate of the fallen deckhand on the Alaskan Leader hangs in the balance as the Coast Guard must wait several hours before finally medevacing the man to Anchorage by way of Saint Paul. After spending several days fighting freezing spray and ice, the crew of the Time Bandit begins pulling up decent numbers. Warmer weather makes deck conditions hazardous as large chunks of ice fall from the deck crane. On the Northwestern, Captain Sig attempts a dangerous nighttime transit of the narrow break-water into St. Paul harbor in order to offload. While in port, Jake Anderson goes to the island clinic and returns to the boat with a splint on his hand, putting his future on the boat in question. After leaving the harbor, Jake calls one of his sisters while on wheel watch to talk about his father, who has been missing for three weeks. Captain Sig gets the call saying that Jake's father's car was found abandoned on a remote logging road, letting the secret out. The Cornelia Marie finishes their record string on the 'Rock Pile' and steam for St. Paul. Along the way, Captain Phil begins to experience pain and 'strange sensations'. Unable to bear it any longer, he briefly abandons the wheelhouse to go down to his cabin, the captain's stateroom, for a pain pill. Phil discovers his youngest son, Jake, in his cabin in the act of stealing Phil's medication. Angry and emotionally hurt over this turn of events, Phil tells Jake, "a liar and a thief", to get out of his life. Jake begs for his forgiveness, claiming that he is "sick". Phil begins to realize that this was more than a simple case of theft and asks Jake in what way he is sick, with Jake admitting that he has a drug addiction.

Now Let Them Tremble...

Behind the scenes on the making of season 7.
Deadliest Catch: Cast Off
Wizard greenhorn Chris Scambler is in serious trouble as Captain Keith Colburn and the rest of the crew await the USCG 6010 helicopter. When the rescue swimmer is dropped on deck and goes below to access Chris's condition he decides that Chris must be air-lifted and taken to Cold Bay for treatment. After the lift the crew and Captain Keith are in a state of shock and questioning their treatment of Chris. They go back to work and dedicate the first string to Chris. An Arctic hurricane is threatening to shut down fishing. It is the worst storm since 1977, and on the Blue crab grounds most of the fleet is anchored behind St. Matthew's Island but the Ramblin' Rose continues to fish. The weather and the fishing are both terrible and the crew is feeling the brunt of the storm. Finally a call comes in from the boat's owner and Captain Elliott Neese is ordered to join the rest of the fleet behind St. Matthew's Island. The crew is relieved but Captain Elliott is livid. On the Red crab grounds the Northwestern is trying to top off its tanks before the storm hits. As the last pot comes in sight Deckboss Edgar Hansen asks Jake Harris to throw the 'flaming hook'. After the final Red King crab pot is pulled Jake Harris is invited back aboard the Northwestern for the Opilio season. On the Blue crab grounds the Seabrooke is the last boat still fishing in the storm. Captain Scott Campbell Jr. is on the crab but is still fishing with only one of his two main engines. When Captain Scott decides to seek shelter behind St. Matthews he has to travel through the deadly Shelikof Strait. The weather is so bad that he has to rely on his instruments to steer when his depth gauge fails.

National Library of

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Orange Julius

former Professional football player for the Minnesota Vikings

Kurumi

Unnatural Selection

Marietta-Alderwood, Washington

Sean Patton

Nicholas

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Emily Gordon

Season 10, episode 7 expanded.
New Beginnings

Location in Chile

Robert Presnell Jr.

This opilio season had been a deadly one, with the deaths of the Big Valley crew and a crewman from the Sultan who fell overboard just hours later. Boats were reaching their holding tank capacities and crews were reaching their mental and physical limits, but the fleet kept going in an effort to catch the year’s wages in the remaining 24 hours. As the last few hours ticked down, the second leg of the race began, the race to the processing plants. Off-loading is done on a first-come-first-serve basis, making decisions of when to return to port critical to the success of a season. Sig Hansen of the Northwestern, knowing his deck load will not last long in the weather, gathers the last of his pots and sets course for the processors. Though the trip to the processor should be the safest part of the trip, Hansen relates the story of the St. Patrick, whose crew abandoned ship in December 1981 just a few miles from the Kodiak as their boat took on water; only two crew members survived, a loss made even more tragic by the knowledge that the St. Patrick had managed to right itself after the crew abandoned ship and did not sink until several days after it had been successfully towed into port. As luck would have it, the Northwestern becomes one of the first boats to arrive at the processors, and their deck load weathered the journey well; however, the crew takes great pleasure in riding a fellow crewman's poor observation skills when his tally of the crab poundage fails to match up with the official total by over 20,000 pounds. Since crab will not last forever on a boat's hold, a crab boat's place in line to get to the processor is crucial; access to the processor is limited, and the wait could be hours or even days. Days would cost thousands in dead crab; when crab die in a boat's hold, their deceased bodies release poisons into the hold that affect all the crab, often resulting in a chain reaction of deaths creating massive amounts of "deadloss", or dead crabs that cannot be processed. The Maverick lost a portion of their load to deadloss when their wait in line for the processor turned into an extra week at sea, but the rest of their load held up well and the boat turned a nice profit, becoming one of the few vessels to have filled their holding tanks twice within the short Opilio season. The Northwestern won the 2005 Derby with the highest overall catch total in both halves of the Alaskan crab season . Captains who would not return for the new IFQ-style fishing bid their crews goodbye as they return to port; other captains who would be going on under IFQ acknowledged that crab fishing, as they knew it, will change forever with the end of the Derby era.
Sea Change
Judgment Day

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The opilio crab season officially began, but a forecast for wind and heavy icing, which can make the vessels top heavy, forced many captains to wait out the storm in Dutch Harbor. As in king crab season, the Time Bandit threw caution to the wind and left early. The Rollo fished grounds long abandoned, and after a few pots with only tanner crab, which are out of season, they pulled some pots with respectable numbers of crab. The Maverick put to sea without longtime deck boss Blake Painter, who took the season off to deal with the impending death of a relative and other family issues. On the Northwestern, Captain Sig Hansen ground it out fishing for cod, which had high prices at the time, instead of fishing for crab.

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Postmortem/Raining Blood

Garrett, Washington

Guest appearance by Michael Rooker.

Scott, Matt

Rangsit University

The crew of the Cornelia Marie follow an old tradition by getting Mohawk haircuts for good luck. And soon after, things get better. The boom that was accidentally broken by Fisher receives expensive repairs on the Saga.
Elliott brings his new girlfriend on board. His crew expresses their opinions about that. His girlfriend has to call a doctor on board to treat Elliott, who diagnoses him with a kidney infection.
The Cape Caution's Captain Bill is not happy with his son Zach's lack of enthusiasm. He threatens to punch him, and tells him their conversation was captain to crewman, not father to son.
On the Northwestern, Sig's daughter Mandy has to be awakened to get to work. The other crew members offer commentary about that.She begins to experience life as a greenhorn. Sig's fatherly protectiveness kicks in. And he goes on deck to show her how it's done. Soon, an arctic squall impedes operations. Sig even lets Mandy haul pots during the inclement weather, arousing resentment from the crew.

Demedio, A. J.

Jazz Trombonist, Composer, and Educator

spoken word skit, renamed "Lexxi Pusses Out" in the 2005 release)

While steaming to Dutch Harbor, Captain Derrick Ray of the Cornelia Marie, still suspecting that some of the crew are using marijuana, goes on a hunt to find the drugs and finds drug paraphernalia in the engine room. Captain Derrick calls the Unalaska Police Department about his suspicions and asks them to be at the dock when the boat arrives at Dutch Harbor. When Captain Derrick confronts the crew about what he finds, the crew deny that it is theirs. On board the Northwestern, the crab count picks up after Edgar Hansen apologizes to Jake Anderson, easing the tension between them that started after Jake's town soak string pulled up low numbers. The deck of the Kodiak is back to a five-man crew after deckhand Jake Jolibois says he is recovered enough to help on deck and Deck Boss Adam McCalden apologizes to Captain Wichrowski for his treatment of the rest of the crew. However, the five-man deck does not last for long as the short handed work has taken a toll on long time deckhand Eric Anderson's foot and he is ordered off deck. On the Ramblin' Rose, Captain Elliot Neese's pushing of the crew makes crew morale drop. When Deck Boss Kevin "Kado" Davis is injured and weather not improving, Captain Elliot reconsiders his push and shuts down the deck. Back in Dutch Harbor, as soon as the Cornelia Marie pulls up to the dock, Jake Harris jumps off the boat to avoid the police. However, the police catch up to him at Unalaska Airport. When questioned, he denies taking drugs, but refuses to take a drug test. After a search of his person, the police let him go as they have no evidence of drug use. Jake boards a plane and takes off.
View From Shore
Greenhorns

Township

Steve Agee and Brian Posehn

Address

Stay Focused or Die
Inside the Catch: Deckhands

Tim Minchin came in third, but Hardwick chose not to eliminate him.

Foundation

Founder,

Educator and African-American daughter of former U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond

The Red Zone

A model of the United States MBT-70 design

Season 9, episode 9 expanded.
Long days and freezing temperatures frayed nerves aboard the Maverick and the Rollo. The Time Bandit dealt with ice forming on the ship. The Northwestern continued to fish for cod.

Re-invigorate the European bio-pharmaceutical sector and to make Europe more attractive for private research and development investment in this sector

A summary look of lives as Alaskan crab fisherman. Ships featured in this episode include the Northwestern, Erla-N, Sea Star, Arctic Dawn, and the Saga.
Season 9 Revealed

Issue 25 Cover by Jo Chen

The boats rushed to pull up their last pots in order to meet their delivery deadlines at the processing plants. The Farwest Leader had one of their best seasons ever, and Raghnild Moncrief celebrated getting over her fear of the big king crabs by holding up one of the biggest crabs for the cameras during the offload at Akutan. Sig Hansen, knowing that the price of king crab will go down in a day, rushed the Northwestern to Akutan to empty its tanks, pulling in over $1M for his quota shares; more importantly, by getting to port ahead of schedule, Matt Bradley was able to catch a plane that night back to Seattle to avoid missing his court date. Captain Johnathan Hillstrand of the Time Bandit won the bet between the captains on the fewest pots pulled to 100,000 lbs. by averaging 70 crabs per pot; upon receiving his prize at the UniSea Bar, Johnathan donated a portion of the money to the Seafarer's Memorial fund, and Captain Keith Colburn of the Wizard matched it. The Maverick, which had been ahead in the crab-per-pot race the entire season until the Time Bandit went on their hot streak, "rail dumped" several pots thinking that they had reached their quota, only to find out they were actually 4,000 lbs. under quota when they offloaded at Kodiak. Blake was very upset and confused by his miscalculation of the load, and, since he was not returning for Opilio season, would have to wait to have a shot at redemption.

Guest appearance by Allison Tolman.

Pirate School

Los Héroes Square, Rancagua

*Take off run to 50 ft :
*Landing run from 50 ft :

Rick Glassman

Michigan State Spartans men's basketball seasons

The Storm of the Season

Men

Overboard

Alison Becker

Man vs. Ice

Warren

Save Me

Renk HSWL354

Bridget Everett

Russian

You'll Know My Name Is The Lord...

former NFL defensive end

Behind the Scenes: Season 8

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At the start of the new season two new boats join the fleet. Elliott Neese has taken out a gigantic loan to buy his own boat, the Saga. But he is late arriving and the main fleet has already left. "Wild" Bill Wichrowski is now on the Cape Caution. The weather of season 8 left many boats stranded at the docks for major repairs. The Hillstrand brothers have spent over $1 million replacing the engines and hull on their boat. They are keen to get out and make some money to repay the loan. Keith Colburn has also invested heavily in refurbishing the Wizard. Meanwhile, Sig and Edgar Hansen have a vicious argument in the wheelhouse of the Northwestern over the latter's preparations for blue crab season, which in Sig's eyes were inadequate, whilst it is revealed that Jake Harris is still fighting his drug addiction and won't be participating in the new season. His older brother Josh is still working for the Hillstrands on the Time Bandit - but is still pondering his ultimate goal of regaining control of his late father Phil Harris's vessel the Cornelia Marie.

Guest appearance by Tony Hale.

Deckhands

Studio

Lords Of Metal

The Captains open with their proudest/most memorable moment on air: For the Hillstrands, it's rescuing a man overboard on his birthday ; for Sig, it's Edgar taking the helm of the Northwestern in Season 9 ; for Keith, it's the way the Wizard crew responded to the Season 8 greenhorn medevac by the Coast Guard, which the Coasties later praised as close to picture perfect; and Sig adds one Phil would call his proudest, Josh taking the helm of the Cornelia Marie.

First up, as Josh Harris walks on set, Andy says, "Let the whipping begin!", to which Josh replies, "Why do I always get 'The Hot Seat'?" After criticizing how Josh wears his hat, they finally discuss how running the boat and crab fishing are more difficult than he thought. Josh sits in as they discuss Keith's "Miracle on Ice" , Keith learning some Russian phrases, and Johnathan's health scare.

Celebrity studio visit by TV journalist and fellow sailor Geraldo Rivera, who appreciates the originality and sincereity of the show compared with other "reality" shows. Best of Catch Poll topic: "Worst Injuries". As they preview an injury to the Cape Cautions greenhorn, "The Fourtner Report" gives EMT Mike a chance to show off his frontier medicine skills stitching up a lacerated rump roast.

Wild Bill joins in as the Captains discuss MacGyver-ing, coming up with fixes on the fly, and joined by someone who has done a lot of that in the past few episodes, rock star Edgar. Edgar comes up with an automated hook launcher, which meets with Jake Anderson's approval. Keith wants an automated crab sorting machine. Sig pushes for giant heaters on deck to keep the crew from freezing. Johnathan advocates heated rails to keep the crew from having to knock and chip ice off. Episode previews another impromptu Edgar fix for Northwesterns failing electrical system.

As the rest of the Captains take a break, Edgar and Bill discuss "Elliott's Addiction" problem from his pre-Opilio visit to Saga.

The Captains discuss 2010, and screen highlights of Wild Bills rookie year from Season 6. Wild Bill's most memorable moment was a guy he met who said the hard conversation Bill had with Zack brought he and his son back together, and is the featured "10 Years of Catch" clip.

Season 9, episode 8 expanded.

From The Cradle To The Grave

Mike Rowe's introduction to the episode, over fist fights and a flaming hook, sums up the first half of 2012 King Crab season perfectly: "The fiery battles continue throughout the Bering Sea: for turf, for survival, and for the Deadliest Catch. So before tonight's new episode, the Captains are set to hash it out and crank you up."

Continuing on last week's old vs. young theme, they talk about how captains typically took five years or longer to go from working a deck to the wheelhouse, and many young guys, like Josh Harris and Jake Anderson are trying to get there before age 30, as well as Edgar wanting a crack at captaining Northwestern for Blue King Crab season. And as highlights from the episode air, Edgar reminds viewers that the "SH" letters on the vessel's shield "do not stand for Sig Hansen" ; Wild Bill trying to educate his son Zack in a hurry on how to fish crab; Junior and Elliott trying to catch blues.

First up, "The Saga Saga": The Captains interview Elliott, and Sig reveals he didn't even know the boat was still functional, followed by Elliott giving Edgar the "Boat Tour". Back in studio, they talk about how Saga hasn't fished in eight years, and Elliott also mentions the Season 1 man overboard of Kevin "Kado" Davis when he was working on the Saga. "Alliances": Sig, Johnathan, Keith and Elliott confront Junior about how he does alliances.

"Edgar vs. Sig": Using footage from the "Revelations" special and "Mutiny on the Bering Sea", we see why Edgar has had an uphill fight with Sig to learn the wheelhouse side of the family business, as Keith sits inbetween the brothers for the interview. "Boat Tour": Sig gives Zack a tour of the Northwestern.

"The Cape Caution": The Captains interview Wild Bill, commending his ability to pull his new ship out of mothballs and have it catching crab in a very short time, and reviewing adventures of the father/son deck hand duo of Kirby and Mikey Mitchell.

Celebrity questions from NASCAR racer Dale Earnhardt, Jr., answered by Wild Bill in person at the race track. Johnathan, captain/children's book author, reads to kids at the Unalaska library.

"The Hot Seat": Sig interviews Josh Harris and Johnathan about Jake Harris' problems, and Josh's efforts to procure the Cornelia Marie, and Josh announces he is going to be a father; Sig interviews Andy, who is keeping a close eye on his brother's health, in the wake of Johnathan breaking his ribs TWICE inbetween 2012 Opilio and King Crab seasons, the first was bull riding caught on tape for After the Catch VI and the second in a motorcycle accident while the boat was being repaired .

Blaine is Where America Begins

Big Weather, Big Trouble

Gordon

Deming, Washington

After heading north to scout for the January pack ice—and having Edgar leave snow angels and the Northwestern logo on one of the larger floes of pack ice they encountered—Captain Sig Hansen of the Northwestern hurried southward to pull his pots before the pack ice reached them. The disgruntled greenhorn Guy on the Wizard realized that it was not fair to his shipmates to stay inside, while the rest of the crew froze outside, chipping ice from the boat, so he returned to work. The increasingly cold weather and long working hours affected the Northwestern greenhorn, Jake, and he reached his breaking point, leading to a rare "pep talk" of sorts from Sig, which reminded Jake to keep focused on his goals. Fishing on one engine slowed the Farwest Leader, but the boat brought up full pots. However, the captain's decision to carefully sort the crab caused the deck boss, Chilly, to become grumpy, forcing Captain Greg Moncrief to have to face-to-face discipline with Chilly. Captain Andy Hillstrand turned over the Time Bandit to his brother Johnathan after an emergency required Andy to return to his horse farm in Indiana. With Johnathan at the helm, the boat pulled up huge numbers of crab, and the crew restacked the gear in preparation for the end of the season after successfully retrieving their quota. Aboard the Cornelia Marie, greenhorn Josh gained new respect for tossing the hook and working the rail after he discovered it is not as easy as it looks. On the Farwest Leader, greenhorn Raghnild cut her hand in the galley and Deck Boss Chilly hurried downstairs with Captain Greg to help her; the distracted crew failed to notice that the launch signal had not been given and launched a crab pot. Unintended launches often cause pots to get accidentally dragged under fishing vessels due to the captain not being able to steer the boat away from the waves near the launch position; when Captain Greg discovered the launch, he had his crew keelhaul a line from bow to stern to confirm that no pots had gotten tangled underneath. Meanwhile, the Time Bandit quickly made up time lost due to their own tangled pot line and headed for St. Paul for their final offload, only to run headlong into the dangerous January pack ice.
The crew of the F/V Time Bandit discuss John and Keith's fight, Phil's passing, and who will take over the helm of this legendary crab boat.

Urban

Season 10 Kickoff

Location of Garrett, Washington

Proops and Bell tied for second, so Hardwick kept them, citing an overabundance of white people on the show.

Inside the Catch: Near Death

Jamie Lee

Crossing the Line
Storm Season

Founder, Chairman and President,

Best of Season 5

former S.C. State President ; Current President of Alabama A & M University

Las Navas de Jadraque

Pain and Paybacks

WPB

American journalist

Everything on the Line

former Professional football player for the Seattle Seahawks

Daniel Smith

Songs

Theatrical release poster

As ice starts to consume the fishing grounds, the Hillstrands concede defeat after a succession of costly mechanical failures on the Time Bandit ruins their Opilio season. Captain Andy decides to cut his losses and return to Dutch, promising to pay his crew a basic salary for their efforts. At the end of the show it is revealed that Josh Harris succeeded in gaining control of his late father's vessel.

X-Men/Runaways

Miami Hurricanes women's basketball seasons

Severn Sound

Looking Ahead
Jake Harris gets to run the rail on his 24th birthday during another storm on the Northwestern. The next day he draws galley duty, having to deal with Edgar's hazing while trying to prepare breakfast. Jake Anderson gets to hook pots on the Cornelia Marie, but loses a bet with Freddy that he can pull 20 pots without missing one. He does well, though, earning the crew's respect. The Kodiak finds better fishing thanks to a tip from the Hillstrands, but runs out of bait, jeopardizing their season. The Wizard also runs out of bait, but not before the deck crew tries to extend it by recycling, drawing Captain Keith's ire.
Race Against the Ice

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Thomson

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders men's basketball seasons

The season is barely under way but tensions are already running high. On the Cornelia Marie, still in dock at Dutch Harbor, Jake & ships' mechanic Steve go on a shopping trip without letting Captain Derrick know. On their return Derrick & Steve get into a shouting match that nearly escalates into a physical confrontation. On the Wizard, Captain Keith listens to a distress call from cargo vessel Ever Unique regarding a crew member with a broken neck. The Coast Guard medivac chopper is dispatched to retrieve him, and despite the size of the massive ship, has a difficult time finding a suitable spot to lower their man. On the Northwestern, it is teased that Edgar Hansen has left the boat, with Sig wondering where his "baby brother " is. Edgar eventually is seen and begins work for his 23rd season. Meanwhile, Jake runs back and forth between the deck and the kitchen trying to have a meal ready for the crew who are confronted with a potentially work-ending issue with the crane. On the Seabrooke, problems are less serious: an empty coffee pot. While the coffee pot may be empty, they find full crab pots. On the Time Bandit, Captain Johnathan's tactic of setting on scallop beds does not pay off. On the Wizard, a pot is lost when the line gets caught in the propeller. The rest of the pots come up empty, forcing Captain Keith to rethink his plans. Captain Derrick & Steve have agreed to set their issues aside and focus on fishing, and the Cornelia Marie finally leaves Dutch Harbor. On the Ramblin' Rose, Captain Elliot is upset when his crew parties all night and leaves a mess for him to clean up. In a meeting in the wheelhouse the other crew members blame Naiuli, and Captain Elliot decides to kick him off the boat.

Dirawi

Season 10, episode 11.

Grayson Greiner

Walsh, John T.

Eugene

Behind the scenes on the making of season 5.

Features a reunion of several members from The State. Guest appearances by Ben Garant, Michael Patrick Jann, Thomas Lennon, Ken Marino, Joe Lo Truglio, and David Wain.

The episode opens with a voice-over by Cape Caution Captain "Wild" Bill Wichrowski and footage across the fleet from the episode: "It's the old question: 'What does it take to make it on the Bering Sea?' On paper, a guy can look great: ex-Marine, commercial fisherman, sport fisherman" . The introduction concludes by switching to Bill in his Captain's chair saying "You gotta be nuts to do this job."

The fleet is way behind schedule thanks to the government shutdown, as noted by the comments of the Captains, and a storm bearing down on the fleet makes that problem worse.

Cape Caution's lone greenhorn is still not 100%, but is needed to help with gear, and carelessly tosses a pot buoy into a crew member.

Seabrooke is pounded by waves as Junior wrestles with severe back pain, but the set-back string has great numbers, and sets back a third time.

55-knot winds haven't done much to stop the Saga, with 30,000 lbs in the tanks and a 38 crab-per-pot average, and the set-back string continues Captain Elliott's first red king season success until the numbers of keepers drops to singles.

On the Northwestern, they have 100,000 lbs on board and look to top off the tanks. Before they haul the pots, Edgar must fix a sudden electrical problem with the mast-mounted lights. Edgar remounts two of the lights on the deck in the interim. As they haul pots, Captain Sig hears communications between a USCG rescue helicopter and the Blue Gadus: "I'm not sure who that is; I think that's a long-liner." 148 miles southwest, a Blue Gadus crewman has suffered a pulmonary embolism and requires medevac. which will be extremely difficult in the storm due to 30-foot seas and 100-knot winds. It takes two attempts to land the rescue basket on deck, but they complete the rescue. Sig comments how lucky the rescued guy is, that the copter rescued him before the worst of the storm caused them to abort the rescue.

On the Seabrooke, Junior is looking to top off the tanks and go home. The third time through the string has very low numbers, and the weather radio broadcast forecasts 40-knot winds with 14-18-foot seas. Switching to later that night on the Time Bandit, the forecast is for east 50-knot winds and 24-foot seas with fog and rain.

On the Wizard, Captain Keith knows he's in for "three-four days of bad weather, some of that hellaciously bad", as he's already experiencing sustained 65-mph winds gusting to 80 and 90. As the brunt of the storm hits, the Captains are left to decide how much pain to endure before calling crews off the rails.

On the Time Bandit, Captain Johnathan gives his son/deck boss Scott a pep talk before hauling pots. After a 29-hour soak, their pots come up with great numbers, but 25-foot swells are causing Axel to have problems controlling the 800-lb pots. Scott and Axel have a cousin shouting match after a wave knocks Axel off balance and almost crushes him against the sorting table. Johnathan shuts down fishing before anyone gets hurt.

Weather radio forecasts east 45 to southwest 50-knot winds, and Sig, Junior and Elliott also decide to shut down fishing until the worst passes. Only the Cape Caution is still fishing, and the new location of low numbers is not good, however the greenhorn is finally in the groove and the crew is working together as bigger numbers arrive.

Opilio Kicks Off

Features cast/creative team of They Came Together.
Mark Normand

Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser

Pribilof Stare
Recap of the ninth season.

Location within the state of New Jersey

spoken word skit

Blonde Ambition

retired Brigadier General in the United States Army

Frank E.

BTF

Wool

Television host,blogger,comedian

Warren Thomson

Recap of the first season.

title

Guest appearance by Brandon Johnson. Hardwick chose not to eliminate Coupe after she asked nicely.

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders football seasons

Find out just what it takes to be a deckhand on a crab boat in the Bering Sea. Get the insight from the captains and the deckhands themselves.

Hell's On Fire

Carter

Jatiya

The Captains debate the return to the dangerous style of fishing brought on by the government shutdown. Best of Catch Poll topic: "Epic Waves". Recounting the Western Venture disaster from the previous show, Sig visits a Seattle fire boat to see how fires are put out at sea when a fire boat is in range, and Wild Bill challenges Sig, Keith, and the Hillstrands to a survival suit drill. Celebrity questions from U.S. Senator John McCain. Highlights of Johnathan Hillstrand's rookie year from Season 2.
The Clock's Ticking

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Main Street

Nicholas Cochrane

@midnight'' 2013–2014 episodes

Rural

Sacked!

Self released , A389 Recordings

Donald Faison and Eliza Coupe

Founder, Chairman and CEO,

The captains and members of their crews talk about family, siblings on the same boat, traditions, and a love of fishing.

Benjamin Franklin Payton

The Unexpected

Patrick A. Gleason

Nicholas Marc Cochrane

Miami Hurricanes men's basketball seasons

War on Terror

The Unforgiving Sea

CEO of Chrysler

Wild Bill fills in for Keith as the Captains celebrate Opilio season kickoff with the return of the Cornelia Marie as Captain Josh Harris takes the helm. Josh and his co-captain/engineer, Casey McManus make their season debut on The Bait. Highlights from Josh's rookie year in Season 3, plus Seasons 5, 6 and 8. The Cornelia Marie crew roster reveals someone else used to cameras on deck, Josh's high school classmate Cody Moen, a gold digger on the Christine Rose from Bering Sea Gold; and also reveals Freddy Maugatai didn't make good on his promise to return . Best of Catch Poll topic: "Worst Ice". The father/son dynamic takes an interesting turn as the Captains talk about Josh and Jake and Phil Harris , Mike and Elliott Neese , the Mitchells from Season 9 on the Saga, the three sets of fathers/sons on Time Bandit , Wild Bill and his son Zack Larson, and Sig's daughter Mandy . In an addendum to the episode 2 survival suit drill, Mandy also passes within the one-minute benchmark. The "next generation" of crabbers close the episode by saying "bring on the ice!", and Sig, Johnathan, Andy, and Wild Bill oblige by dumping buckets of ice on them.

Studio album

Third release as Steel Panther

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

Jefry Marte

Oldsmobile Ciera

List of @midnight episodes (2013–14)

The Time Bandit picked up its last string of pots, with mediocre results. The Maverick lost two pots to the ice pack. The Cornelia Marie gingerly navigated through the edge of the ice pack, driving Phil Harris' blood pressure sky high, but eventually they made it back to open water. On the Rollo, large amounts of crab were brought up. Father and son had a line coiling competition on the Cornelia Marie, and Phil handily beat his son Jake. A crew member was fired from the Maverick. The boats returned to St. Paul and Dutch Harbor to offload, collected their paychecks, and reunited with their families. The Northwestern completed two successful seasons in one—cod and opilio crab—and Sig Hansen opened the "suggestion box" and read the entries with great amusement . The Northwestern returned to its home port of Seattle and celebrated a successful season with their happy wives and children.

Dost

Major General in the United States Army

Beauchamps Drive

Exclaim!

Gamblers

Sumas Mountain

Kurumi Yonao

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Brooke Van Poppelen

Flag

Brian Close

U.S. Representative from South Carolina and Majority Whip in the United States Congress

Location of Marietta-Alderwood, Washington

Worldwide

Nowhere to Go But Down

D'Elia was awarded the win after Santino threatened to moon the audience if D'Elia won.

Dominic

Writer

* Dave Allen
* Rowan Atkinson
* Imran Khan
* John Cleese
* Richard Pryor

Dirawi, Gina

Bering Sea Swim Club
No Mercy

NFL defensive back for Baltimore Ravens

Location of Wallula, Washington

Sig prepares to hand the captain’s chair to Edgar for his first trip in the Bering Sea as captain of the Northwestern. On the Cape Caution, tensions between Wild Bill and Zack begin to mount as the latter struggles with throwing the hook. Meanwhile, Elliott’s first season with the Saga gets off to a flying start as he engages in a partnership with Scott Campbell Jr, to share a lucrative area of blue crab.
A Wing and a Prayer

Will

former Professional football player Miami Dolphins

Township of Tay

The struggles aboard the Cornelia Marie continue with poor numbers of crabs. Josh Harris asks Captain Derrick Ray for assurance that they will find the crab. Egged on by the crew, Jake Harris asks for and receives time at the helm. Then next day, when he asks for a second time at the helm, Captain Derrick Ray tells him no when he believes that he smells marijuana on Jake. Two weeks into the season with low numbers, Captain Keith of the Wizard pulls out all of the superstitions to catch crab in an area called Black Canyon, but the good luck doesn't come and the boat continues to pull in low numbers. Greenhorn Paul Edgren gets caught up in the line of a pot, but the crew saves him from going overboard. Seeing no sign of changing numbers, Captain Keith decides to move to where his partner boat has good fishing. The numbers caught by the Seabrooke drop off, causing Deck Boss Bob Perkey to grip about Captain Scott "JR" Campbell. Junior decides that Bob has to go once they reach port to offload their red crab quota. Bob's son, greenhorn Kyle Babb also voluntarily leaves the boat. Hoping to break their own bad luck, the crew of the Time Bandit fires an AK-47 and AR-15 at a buoy named after former deckhand John Jorgensen who left the boat after the previous season, but their prospect string produces low numbers and the crew move on to a different fishing spot.

Gina

Best of Season 2
The Northwestern and Cornelia Marie swap Jakes back by throwing them in the Bering Sea by a crab pot buoy and picking them up by it. The crew of the Time Bandit has some fun as deckhand Scott takes some time behind the wheel to forget about drama back home. Later a stuck valve causes a bilge backup, and the Time Bandit crew works fast to avoid sinking. The Kodiak is forced to return to port short to offload, and a lot of their crab is deadloss. Despite surprisingly good performance, Captain Bill is forced to fire Russell in order to be able to afford to keep fishing. The Wizard reaches its quota and returns to port, with Captain Keith still brooding over the end of his friendship with the Hillstrands. Jake Anderson works hard to prove himself back on the Northwestern, but Jake Harris is again clashing with brother Josh on the Cornelia Marie.

Jason Nash

* Citizen Khan
* Bellamy's People
* Exposed: Groomed For Sex
* The Adil Ray Radio Show

Opening with scenes depicting Opilio fishing described in Mike Rowe's introduction as "fouled by weather", the Captains and crews are having some anger management issues over another very bad Opilio weather season, especially Zack and crew on the Cape Caution, a deckhand fight on the Wizard and Captain Andy and the Time Bandit crew of veteran deckhands.

First up in "The Hot Seat", the Time Bandit crew, represented first by Josh Harris then by deck boss Mike Fourtner discussing the lack of bait and Andy missing a double-rogue wave call that endangered the crew and sent a pot overboard. What likely saved the crew was their "sea wall", a high section of railing that crew can duck behind, as Junior demonstrates on Seabrooke where his rails were before the season, and where they are now after installing the sea walls.

Wild Bill delivers a typical rainy Seattle weather report, with Edgar providing the garden hose rainfall. Back in studio, the Captains and Wild Bill discuss lousy fishing, Mikey having a new girlfriend back in Oregon, and Zack berating the old man for the bad numbers. During a break in taping, Johnathan and Andy try to poach Zack from Wild Bill until Bill sees what's going on.

Celebrity questions from Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith. Their musical and community appreciation is shown with footage from "The Captains' Concert" at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas. When asked by a local reporter what kind of music they listen to on deck, Sig and Johnathan tell him no music, because they need to be able to communicate, which leads into a discussion back in studio about "Distractions at Sea", led by Elliott's boom box drowning out a rogue wave much like the one Andy missed.

Next up in "The Hot Seat": Elliott, discussing his personal problems and their effect on the Saga crew. Junior provides an update on his father being past the critical stage and recovering, and facing a two-week delay in the start of his Opilio season heading into a descending ice pack driving the rest of the fleet south as he heads north.

Next in "The Hot Seat": Jake Anderson makes his debut on The Bait, facing Sig and Edgar again, and also discussing the Seattle/Oregon rivalry when the Kiska Sea crew resents a Seattle kid potentially running the boat. "Sunshine", Jake's replacement on Northwestern also appears.

Special guest C. J. Cutter from Blood and Oil visits the set and previews an episode of that Discovery series. Lenny and the Captains discuss Freddy's fight with the Wizard's greenhorn.

Newfoundland Capital Corporation, Ltd

The captains talk about traditions, superstitions, and bizarre events from the past.

Hartzell HC-C2YK-2G/C8477-4 constant speed propellers

Empty Throne

Deathwish

Hyde St. Studios - San Francisco, California. Laughing Tiger Studios - San Rafael, California. Capricorn Studios - Novato, California

The boats prepare for the start of the king crab season. On board the Cornelia Marie, last season's greenhorn, Jake Harris, got a promotion to deckhand; the vessel's new greenhorn is Joshua Harris, Jake's older brother and Phil's eldest son. The new hand on board the Northwestern is Stan Hansen, cousin to the Hansen brothers; meanwhile, the Farwest Leader brings Ragnhild Moncrief, the captain's wife, aboard as their new greenhorn/cook/den mother. The Maverick is now under Blake Painter's control, and his crew is virtually all friends of his who are King-crab greenhorns, with only one experienced deck hand acting as Deck Boss. The crews go shopping for their season's crew provisions, spending around $5500 each trip. At the pre-season captains' dinner, Johnathan Hillstrand proposed a derby-style competition between the boats: Fewest number of pots needed to pull 100,000 pounds of crab. Sig Hansen upped the ante by proposing each captain kick in $100 for the prize to be given to the winner, and the UniSea Bar agreed to safeguard the $900 bounty. After dinner, the Hansen brothers decided to initiate the first pranks of the season by leaving a bag of bait fish under the Captain's chair on board the Maverick. The Cornelia Marie left Dutch Harbor hoping to catch a break between two storms, leaving the other boats to ride out the storms tied to the dock. The Northwestern tried a new strategy of more and bigger crab pots, carrying 150 pots on the initial trip out to the grounds, then returning to Dutch Harbor for 150 more pots afterwards as a way of capturing their very large quota shares at a faster pace. Several captains explained their strategies for setting crab pots in the Bering Sea—Sig Hansen looks at history, checks the official Alaska Fish and Game reports, then sets test pots for long soaks and evaluates patterns of crab caught in the test pots; Wizard Captain Keith Colburn tries to determine the best balance between history and state reports, noting that many captains spend time "chasing last year's crab" and not enough time doing test pot launching and trend watching; Cornelia Marie Captain Phil Harris noted that when the water is warmer, crabs move northward, but when the water is colder overall, crabs tend to stay in the shallows and it can be hard to determine how shallow is too shallow. Rookie Captain Blake Painter of the Maverick, who had been very confident during the captains' dinner about being able to find the crab on his own, became indecisive about where to drop his pots once the Maverick reached the fishing grounds and spent most of the first day out at sea "radio crabbing"—calling other captains on the radio for tips on where they were finding crab—which annoyed several of the veterans who had cautioned Blake against this very thing. During the first night, the Ocean Challenger capsized and put out a distress call, and by dawn, only one of the four crewmembers was found in a survival suit.

February 2005 - June 2008

- Tree

The episode opens with the Captains talking about the previous week's Deadliest Catch episode, where boats came in to port at St. Paul Island to offload crab after battling the fast-descending ice pack and mechanical problems; and previews of that night's episode returning to see who lost gear, who caught crab, Wild Bill fixing a mechanical problem at sea, and Wizard hit by a rogue wave. They also discuss how the ice problems throw off delivery schedules and potential loss of crab, pots and money if the gear goes off the edge into deeper water without enough line to the buoys.

First up in "The Hot Seat": Keith, since at this point in 2013 Opilio season, he's the only one "on the crab" and he's in a race to pull his gear before the ice claims any pots. Then the other Captains add fuel to the fire by bringing in Wizards oldest deckhand, Lenny, and Edgar to discuss insubordination, and how older crew like Lenny can give a "smooth f--- off" to Monte and get away with it because of his tenure, when greenhorns like Dane cannot. As they discuss how one greenhorn being confined to quarters can flip control of a deck, Keith asks "Can I get out of this seat sometime soon?" as they show the rogue wave compounding Keith's problems.

Johnathan tries his hand at captaining a Seattle police boat on Lake Washington.

Next up in "The Hot Seat": Elliott joins the Captains as they discuss how insubordinate Sagas crew is towards him; followed by Junior, who is making up for lost time by fishing in dangerous conditions, turning a planned quick 48-hour trip into a 12-day adventure.

Celebrity questions from actor Tom Green.

Wild Bill is next to sit in "The Hot Seat", talking about his challenges teaching son Zack the ropes of fishing, including insubordination; Zack joins the discussion. Then they discuss the early departure of engineer Kirby Mitchell while Bill was repairing hydraulic lines on the Cape Caution.

Wild Bill and Zack do some indoor skydiving on a break, experiencing 120-knot winds without the seaborne elements like salt or jellyfish.

A new special feature, "Fourtner Finds Out" debuts, as Time Bandit deck boss Mike Fourtner finds out how hydraulics on a crab boat work, in response to Tom Green's second question. Footage from Time Bandit's hydraulic pump failure from the previous week's episode is shown.

All three Hansen brothers revisit their auto shop teacher at Shorewood High School, recounting how lessons learned in shop class saved their lives at sea.

Clark, Rita

The captains discuss the 'highs' and 'lows' of fishing the Bering Sea. A tense reunion between Josh Harris and Derrick Ray during the roundtable nearly escalates into an on-camera brawl.
Relentless

Postal code FSA

JSD

Indian film director

No Second Chances

Jared Logan

The roughest and toughest moments for the fleet from Deadliest Season through Season 5 of Deadliest Catch are retold from original footage.

Actor

DSR

Steve Park

Unnecessary Roughness

sport talk radio co-host of the 2 Live Stews

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Fouled By Weather

Japanese Bonus Track

English & Humanities

Turf War

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Current President of Paine College

Behind the scenes on the making of season 3.

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The boats continue to clear gear after a bad case of freezing spray, dumping gear as fast as possible. When they begin pulling gear, both the Northwestern and Time Bandit find themselves on schools of bairdi crab instead of opilio, forcing them to empty their pots in the Bering Sea and move them elsewhere. To make matters worse on the Northwestern, Jake Anderson accidentally cuts his wrist, joining Edgar on the injured list. On the Wizard, Captain Keith is worried about the performance of greenhorn Paul, wanting a greenhorn to actually last through a full season for once. On the Kodiak, numbers are actually good for once, but one of the greenhorns, Clint, is messing things up. Captain Bill warns deck boss Adam to get the greenhorn in gear, or he'll find a replacement at Saint Paul. The Cornelia Marie's first string is bone dry. This wears quickly on Captain Phil, who is suffering three crushed discs in his back. On the Time Bandit, in addition to pulling the wrong kind of crab, greenhorn Jeremy is suffering debilitating seasickness, as his friend, Scott Hillstrand, tries to work him through it.
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The Captains begin by comparing what they see from the wheelhouse to action movies, and preview two injuries to Wizard crewmen, stupid mistakes from a Saga deckhand getting him fired by Elliott, and greenhorn Mandy partaking in a "Gross" herring ritual on Northwestern. That leads into a discussion by the Captains on smelly crew, complete with a "Wild Bill on the Scene" report on the smelliest crew member on each boat. Edgar joins in as the Captains discuss crew showers and how they conserve their fresh water tanks, especially when a faulty valve leaks half of that supply, as happened to Northwestern in the previous week's episode, before Mandy's return to Dutch Harbor.

First up in "The Hot Seat" is Mandy, getting grilled by the Captains and Edgar on her first crab fishing trip at sea.

Coming out of break, the Captains and Wild Bill chow down on burgers from episode sponsor Carl's Jr./Hardees and Mike Rowe reveals that Sig delivered the classic quote "I want the crab count and I want it now!" Andy takes "The Hot Seat" as highlights of his rookie year from Season 2 are shown, capped by the previous week's hydraulic fluid leak on the Time Bandit.

In "The Fourtner Report", Mike explains just how bad a hydro leak can be, and demonstrates the low flash point with a spray bottle of hydraulic fluid and hand torch. Best of Catch Poll topic: "Close Calls".

In a special history lesson, legendary explorer Keith dons an 18th Century Captain's tri-corner hat and wig to discuss legendary explorer Vitus Bering, whom the sea is named after.

Returning to the injury theme, they discuss the Cape Caution's injured greenhorn from two weeks ago, and Zack Larson returns to "The Hot Seat" to discuss that and how Zack's hire did better than Bill's king crab greenhorn did, and the Zack/Nick arguments on how to treat him. In the "10 Years of Catch" clip, more jovial Season 9 times for Zack and Nick are shown.

Josh and Casey join the Captains discussing the dynamic on the Cornelia Marie with Josh being boat owner/Captain in training and Casey toeing a fine line keeping the crew safe and trying to catch crab in the process. Josh and Casey grab burgers on the way out.

Celebrity question from Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli, and the Captains answer a user question about the most keepers they've had in a crab pot.

In another "The Fourtner Report", Mike demonstrates how hard it is to hit the crab consistently.

Casey and cheeseburger pop up from behind the couch to close the episode.

With the ice pack continuing to descend south and his pot counts decreasing, Captain Keith Colburn makes the seemingly antithetical decision to stack the deck of the Wizard and head north towards the ice to less crowded grounds. However, junior deckhand Lynn Guitard's repeated failures slow the boat's progress and get under Captain Keith's skin; with greenhorn Roger Schlosstein impressing the crew with his effort and earning a 0.5% raise, it appears Lynn's days on the Wizard may be numbered. Meanwhile, Captain Sig Hansen keeps the Northwestern on crowded grounds and is rewarded when full pots come over the rail. Deck boss Edgar Hansen, dealing with a significant amount of pain, finally asks an elated Captain Sig to drive the boat during hauling; deckhand Jake Anderson will get to run the deck when Edgar is in the wheelhouse. The Time Bandit is also on the crab, keeping morale high in the face of having to coil all the pots by hand. Captain Johnathan Hillstrand decides to join the crew on deck to help with the coiling, but his time there is short-lived when he aggravates an old back injury. On the Ramblin' Rose, it's the same old story for distracted Captain Elliott Neese as the first string comes up near empty. On the Kodiak, it's worse, as Captain "Wild" Bill Wichrowski is forced to shut down sparse fishing after two of his crew nearly come to blows, and he forces them to sign a hastily written document threatening them with immediate termination for any future unprofessional behavior.

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The fleet makes a push towards the end of the season before a storm hits the Bering sea. On the Ramblin' Rose, the crew continues to grumble about Captain Elliot Neese driving them hard. A few talk about not returning next season. However, when the season ends and the deckhands receive their $30,000 share of the blue crab haul worth $900,000, all four deckhands agree to return. On board the Northwestern, Captain Sig Hansen receives a call from former deckhand Matt Bradley who missed the king crab season due to a drug relapse. Matt asks for his spot back for opilio season. After the crew finishes up the season, Edgar Hansen tells Captain Sig that he will not be returning for the opilio season in January. It is prank time on board the Time Bandit. The first prank is an initiation for deckhand Justin Tennison as he is asked to return for opilio season. The crew rigged up the last pot of the season with flour bombs so that when Justin reels in the pot, flour explodes from the block. The second prank is pulled on Captain Sig of the Northwestern. Several sky lanterns on launched up wind of the Northwestern to spook Captain Sig into thinking he saw a UFO. The season's bad luck on the Wizard continues when five pots of the last string of the season are lost due to heavy currents which pull the buoys underwater.
The story of Norwegian-immigrant fisherman Sverre Hansen and the Northwestern is told as Edgar and Sig juggle summer salmon tendering operations in Cordova, Alaska, and they, along with brother Norman honor their father's legacy as Edgar's son Erik and Sig's daughter Mandy become the third generation of Hansens to work on the vessel .
Behind the Lens: 10 Years in the Making
Long Sleepless Nights
Blow Up
A look back at the life of the late Captain Phil Harris.
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Trevor-Reckling

Fisherman's Code
Lockout

Tomb of Jonah

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A Numbers Game

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Jay Larson

Indiana, Pennsylvania

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As crews prepare to head to the Bairdi grounds, a mayday call from Arctic Hunter just outside of Dutch Harbor prompts a dramatic at-sea rescue from the least likely heroes: Elliott and Mike Neese and the crew of the Saga. On the Cape Caution, Bill's greenhorn Kelly is looking for a way off the boat by revealing that he has a pending arrest warrant hanging over him , and must return to shore for trial. Bill is not convinced by his story, and decides to call Kelly's bluff by contacting the authorities himself - who tell him that Kelly can finish his contractual obligations first. When offloading in Dutch, Bill delivers the bad news to Kelly, that he must return to sea to finish the season. On the Seabrooke, Junior's back is troubling him and his crew convince him to head for shore. As boats complete their fishing, they see how badly the Arctic Hunter has been damaged by rocks and waves just days after running aground.

Guest appearance by Karen Gillan.

Won't Go Quietly

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The Seattle Seahawks are playing in the final of the Super Bowl, and the crews are keen to finish their first trips of the season and get back to Dutch to watch the game. The Time Bandit is pulling big numbers, but things come to an abrupt end when the vessel throws a propeller, forcing a return to port for repairs. The Wizard is too far north to get back in time, but Captain Keith pipes the radio commentary onto the deck whilst his crew work on. Despite poor fishing, Casey and Josh decide to take the Cornelia Marie back to port in treacherous waters to make the game - Josh says he will "swim if he has to". Celebrations are all over St Paul when the Seahawks win, but Captain Andy and Scott Hillstrand have a massive fall-out when Scott suggests his uncle should abandon the rest of the Opilio season and give the Time Bandit's quota to him for use on another boat.

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Eliza Skinner

Deputy Chief of Staff at NATO's Southern European land forces

Malibu; formerly a lair beneath the La Brea Tar Pits

Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball seasons

Son of Misery

Guest appearance by Riff Raff.

Peggy Moore

The group talks with Josh Harris and Freddy Maughtai about the aftermath of Phil's stroke, and the rest of the fleet, including the returns of Wild Bill Wichrowski and Russell Newberry. The Captains also tour the damage caused to the Louisiana coastline by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

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Fresh Blood
Deadliest Catch: Best of Season Four
Deckhands and Greenhorns from several boats talk about their first experiences and history working the deck.
Many of the crews, including the Northwestern and Maverick, headed to St. Paul Island to offload their northern IFQ share catches. The Northwestern catch was smaller than expected, putting Sig Hansen significantly behind on making his overall quota; however, none of the Northwestern crew voiced anything but praise for their captain's fishing instincts. Edgar Hansen, Northwestern Deck Boss and Sig's younger brother, notes that "That man has made me more money than I could wish for, and he's kept us safe while doing it—no fatalities, no major injuries, knock on wood." As the Maverick headed for the processors at St. Paul, deck boss Blake Painter hung up his deck oilskins for what he hoped would be the last time, anticipating taking over as Captain of the Maverick once the Maverick reached St. Paul Island. However, Captain Rick Quashnick began having second thoughts about leaving his ship to a new captain in the middle of a crab season, especially since the crewmember who would be interim deck boss with Blake's promotion vowed to quit rather than work for Blake. Quashnick made the difficult choice to forgo his retirement at least until the end of this King Crab season, angering Blake, who had been chasing a dream "ever since I was four years old...all I wanted to be was the captain of a red crab boat." Seeing Blake's passion for the job of captain and not merely a passion for the extra money such a job would bring impresses Hiram, who finally turns from Blake's harshest critic to one of his strongest defenders; "He'll make his mark on fishing, no doubt about it. To be so young and so mature at the same time...he'll make a fine captain." The Rollo finally catches a break in both the weather and the crab catching and started to make headway on their catching their own IFQ shares for the season when a USCG cruiser hailed the captain and announced they will be boarding for a surprise mid-season inspection. Both captain and crew on the Rollo were very nervous, especially since the 9-man inspection team essentially took over the boat for the next three hours, but finally the USCG pronounced them "in full compliance" and departed. The Northwestern returned to where they'd left pots soaking before their side trip to the processors and found all the pots full; however, their joy was cut short when one of the hydraulic arms on the launcher snapped a connector pin, rendering it useless. Sig's repair—essentially using a sledgehammer to drive in a new pin into the pneumatic cylinder—lasted all of 10 seconds; when Edgar tried to close the launcher, the connector and pin shot out of the launcher like a harpoon. The Hansens decided to risk running the launcher on one hydraulic lift and returned to pulling pots. Aboard the Aleutian Ballad, a greenhorn became so distraught by the extreme conditions of the Bering Sea that he threatened to jump off the boat right then and there and kill himself, forcing Captain Corky Tilley to return to Dutch Harbor with the young man on the edge of a nervous breakdown the entire way. An Unalaska Police Officer escorted the greenhorn personally from the dock to the airport to ensure his departure from Dutch Harbor without further incident. By the time the Aleutian Ballad returned to sea, the storm surge was more brutal than ever, and a rogue wave hit the Aleutian Ballad, knocking it nearly 90 degrees over and trashing the wheelhouse.
The Captains discuss the cast changes since Season 9 opilio. Special features "10 Years of Catch" and "Best of Catch" debut, as do "The Fourtner Report" and "Wild Bill on the Scene" . Best of Catch Poll topic: "Best Prank". Celebrity questions from the Bacon Brothers. Highlights of Sig's rookie year from Season 1.
Think Like a Captain
Greatest Game Ever Fished
Season 9, episode 11 expanded.

Features members of the SModcast.com Podcast Network.

Bering Sea Salvation

former Professional football player for the St. Louis Cardinals, New Orleans Saints and Minnesota Vikings

Goodbye Jake

Walla Walla East, Washington

Best of Season 7

Maronzio Vance

Darwin's Law

Villafana, Manny

Features staff of Rooster Teeth.

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The fleet experiences some of the worst king crab weather ever in the last few days of the season. Against better judgment, the Time Bandit navigates the treacherous False Pass in the storm, and make it through safely. The Northwestern continues to pull blanks attempting to hunt blue king crab. Things are no better when Edgar is briefly at the helm. After constant single-digit counts, Captain Sig finally gives up. Captain Keith's brother, Monte, takes the helm as the Wizard tries to hunt bairdi crab. They find unprecedented numbers of keepers and meet their quota quickly, but their greenhorn Joel keeps lagging. The Cornelia Marie is on its last strings in the brunt of the storm, and the crew works its hardest to get its last 20,000 pounds of crab. Things get worse when their generator goes out, but a quick fix gets them back running, and they race to get their pots up. The Kodiak is desperate to finish their quota, but their bad luck continues, and Captain Bill has to make one last trip to meet their quota.

With the season over, the crews return to Dutch Harbor. The Northwestern earns $50,000 per deckhand on red king crab, while barely breaking even on blue king crab. The Time Bandit takes $32,000 per deckhand. The Wizard gets $31,000 per deckhand, but lets go of greenhorn Joel. On the Cornelia Marie, the crew plays the shoe polish prank on Captain Phil after earning $27,000 per deckhand. The Kodiak lingers to finish their quota as the other feature boats retire until the 2010 opilio crab season.

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Features reunion of the cast of Reno 911! in character. Guest appearances by Cedric Yarbrough and Carlos Alazraqui. Hardwick chose not to eliminate Kerri Kenney-Silver

George B. Price

Of the Deep

Features the primary cast of Broad City.

Careful What You Wish For
The Fleet
The F/V Wizard talks about its year, including its two greenhorns and its backfired bait recycling scheme during the king crab season.

Rita Clark

Behind the Scenes: Season 6

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Fearless Leaders

U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness

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Introductions to the crews of the ships and the backgrounds for the greenhorns who would be working for the first time on some of the ships, as well as some boats' traditions for dealing with greenhorns—Sig Hansen, captain of the Northwestern, refuses to greet or acknowledge greenhorn Bradford Davis until after he sees how he will work out on board. The ships departed to sea for the king crab season.
Captain Phil Harris of the FV Cornelia Marie recounts his life-threatening ordeal during the recent Opilio Crab season.

Guest appearance by Jeff Bridges. Kate Micucci came in third, but Hardwick chose not to eliminate her.
In honor of year's end, Hardwick does not eliminate anyone.

Striking Out

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Hardwick invites Keegan-Michael Key to FTW.

Man Overboard

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Sig, Johnathan, Andy and Keith offer a preview of Season 9. Discussion topics: "Old vs. Young" ; "Sibling Rivalries" among the Hansen, Hillstrand and Colburn brothers about sharing the helm ; "Where We Left Off" ; "The Off Season" ; "Wild Bill" the weatherman for The Bait, and also fired by the Kodiak's owners after Season 8 for losing crab pots due to the early descending ice pack; "The Josh Harris Situation": Johnathan and Andy interview Josh about the situation with him, his brother Jake, and three years of frustration trying to purchase the Cornelia Marie .

Regular feature "The Hot Seat" debuts with Sig interviewing Elliott the dad; Keith interviewing Elliott the Captain and previewing Elliott's new purchase, the Saga ; and Andy interviewing Junior about his "legend-ary" Season 8 and previews of Season 9 troubles he'll have with Keith.

"Boat Tour": Johnathan is pranked by Keith and Monte after touring the Wizard; Wild Bill shows Edgar his new ride, the Cape Caution, which required a lot of repairs by the owners to put it in service again on short notice. Celebrity questions from actor Steve Carell.

The Gamble
The Crooke & The Tangler

Guest appearance by Norman Reedus.

Season 9, episode 12 expanded.

Features members of Broken Lizard

Season 10, episode 12 expanded.
Deadliest Catch: Legend of the Northwestern

former professional football player for Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens.

Sex

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High Tide
Behind the scenes on the making of season 4.

Dr. M. Christopher Brown II

Long Haul, Short Fuses
Trials of the Greenhorns
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From the Outside

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The boats make their final pushes of the painful 2010 opilio crab season. The Time Bandit replaces its torn-up U.S. flag. Their plan is to set gear one more time, pick up Captain Johnathan, then go pick their gear up. The Northwestern crew is finally beginning to break. The Cornelia Marie picks up Josh Harris, who is determined to finish the year, as Captain Phil would've wanted. On the Wizard, Captain Keith is concerned with plugging his tanks one more time to meet his quota. Wild Bill on the Kodiak is rushing through his gear, hoping to get one more set of strings pulled before the ice pack swallows them. He is gambling on only using the smaller orange diver pots on his final set of strings, to minimize the risk of the ice moving them.

Once Captain Johnathan returns to the Time Bandit, he and Captain Andy deliberate on how big Mike's ego grew when he got a taste of the captain's chair. One night on the Northwestern, Captain Sig is unable to sleep, with Captain Phil on his mind. Edgar is long since over this season, and continues to train Jake Anderson on more aspects of the deck. They get good enough numbers to pack the pots away. Sig finally realizes that he'll need to eventually find a replacement for Edgar. Back on the Time Bandit, Mike and Scotty continue their feud. Andy fuels it by putting Scotty back on the rail. He snags the first buoy, but Mike drops it. Their first pot doesn't look promising, and it also falls out of the dogs. Later pots have better numbers, giving hope that this set of strings will be their last of the season. Captain Johnathan joins the deck crew to help sorting, and they clean house with a final total of $1.2 million.

The Northwestern is officially on its final pots, finishing with a total of $990,000. To honor Captain Phil, they throw several flaming hooks for the final pot, which is totally stuffed with crab. As for the Kodiak, they have to cruise through the ice pack for the final set of 30 pots. He moves quickly through the gear hoping for good numbers. He gets the numbers he's looking for, and finally secures a good season. The gamble paid off, with a final opilio tally of $1.6 million. On the Wizard, they are back in the crab as well, ending up with crab oozing back on the deck. Captain Keith gives Lynn Guitard the final hook throw, rewarding him for cleaning up his act. He ends up shanking a long throw, but nails a retry without needing to turn around. The crew finishes with earnings of $1.8 million on a record haul.

Back on the Northwestern on its final steam to Dutch Harbor, Edgar notifies Sig that he needs a break so he can take care of his family. He makes it clear he's putting his wife and children ahead of the boat from now on. Sig still doesn't believe Edgar will give the boat up. As for Jake Anderson, he'll fly ahead to finally address his missing father. On the Time Bandit, Captain Andy tells Mike Fourtner to be mindful of his ego next season as he is given more time in the captain's chair. Jake Harris heads to an addiction clinic in Palm Springs, California.

Ten weeks later, in April 2010, the Cornelia Marie, with Josh Harris heading a four-man deck and Captain Derrick in the wheelhouse, finally finishes its opilio season. Josh is determined to remain in the fishery for the foreseeable future. The last shots show Josh Harris in the wheelhouse.

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Guest appearance by Mary Lynn Rajskub.

Cashing In

Alice Wetterlund

Best of Season 6

Before the Captains kick off a 2013 Opilio season that may prove to be just as icy and nasty as 2012 Opilio season was, they have to tie up the loose ends from 2012 King Crab season.

First up, "Captain Edgar's Blue Crab": Despite Sig's reservations, he let Edgar take the helm for blues. Edgar fixed a failed part, caught their quota AND diffused a reprise of the Season 4 fight between deck hands Jake Anderson and Matt Bradley; Matt joins Sig, Edgar and Keith to discuss the aftermath. Jake left after kings to pursue an opportunity to captain the Kiska Sea.

Johnathan and Andy give a quick "Opilio Geography" lesson on where the fishing grounds are. Mike Rowe and Time Bandit deckhand Mike Fourtner describe "Dutch Harbor Bunker Hill", from its World War II days as an Army base with Fourtner giving the physical tour. The Captains sing "Bill's Blues" with Wild Bill, going too far north and low numbers on blues until late in the season.

The Captains put Elliott in "The Hot Seat" to talk about his first season as a boat owner, and what it will take to start turning profits; then they add Junior to the discussion as they square off over their blue "alliance"; then they talk about being sons of crab fisherman, and Scott Sr.'s near-fatal accident that cut short Junior's king season. Also in "The Hot Seat" is Josh Harris, still working on the Time Bandit as he works to procure the Cornelia Marie, and will be given the graduation boot by the Hillstrands at the end of the season.

Celebrity studio visit and question by Meat Loaf. Keith and Lenny show us "Dutch Harbor's Deadliest Church", the iconic 1825 Russian Orthodox church shown in the Deadliest Catch opening credits and Keith rings the bells installed in 1894. As Wizard prepares to sail with yet another greenhorn deckhand, the Captains discuss Keith's reputation as "The Greenhorn Slayer", with Executive Producer Jeff Conroy adding "cameraman slayer" to Keith's reputation over footage he had reviewed on the day this episode was taped.

The first ever "The Bait Exclusive" shows Wizard being pummeled by a massive rogue wave.

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Guest appearance by Famke Janssen.

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Finish Line

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The Time Bandit fished along the ice pack. The Maverick was on the crab on a secret sandbar. Bad luck continued on the Cornelia Marie. The Northwestern finally finished cod fishing and prepared to go crab fishing.

Hardwick did not eliminate anyone. Jason Sklar and Riggle tied for second in points.

M. Maceo Nance

On the Northwestern, both deck boss Edgar and injured deckhand Jake Anderson are bumming as Captain Sig grinds the entire crew relentlessly. Eventually, Jake can take no more with his injured hand, and walks off the deck, putting his career in jeopardy. On the Cornelia Marie, Captain Phil heads to the "Rock Pile", a very tricky ground that made him famous early in his career. Although his first two strings miss, the third string finds its mark and the boat stuffs its tanks. While moving its pots to a new ground, the Time Bandit starts listing starboard due to freezing spray, and water gets into the rusted rails and the fuel tanks. They manage to filter the water out of the fuel and get their pots cast off to eliminate the list. Greenhorn Jeremy finally makes it on deck to begin working, but after a long bout of seasickness his mind isn't into it, and he eventually gives up. On the Wizard, the crew plays a prank on greenhorn Paul, who has been lagging, by locking him into a pot and taking him for a ride on the crane. But with bad fishing at the time, Captain Keith doesn't appreciate the timing of the prank. One night, a call comes over the radio as a deckhand on the cod vessel Alaskan Leader has a heart attack, but bad weather stymies medevac efforts by the Coast Guard.

Andrew Santino

former Professional football player for the Detroit Lions

Into the Sun

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Recap of the sixth season

Scientia, Officium, Honos

Cosmonaut of Three

Behind the Scenes: Season 7

Jane's All The World's Aircraft 1976–77

GM 440-T4 4-speed automatic

Jessimae Peluso

The episode opens with footage of the crews holding an informal memorial for Phil Harris before the start of the King crab season. Phil's ashes are placed in a crab pot and then dropped into the sea , and the crews set off fireworks into the air. The Kodiak, the Time Bandit, the Northwestern, the Wizard, and the Cornelia Marie are joined this season by two new boats: the Seabrooke , and the Ramblin' Rose .
Season 10, episode 13 expanded.

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Leaving it All Behind

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Nicole Byer

Some of the People, All of the Time

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The fishing is going well on the Red crab grounds, while on the Blue crab grounds it is a different story. "The Seabrooke" is hauling gear in very rough weather. Captain Scott Campbell Jr. is getting respectable numbers but the weather and rough seas are hard on his crew."The Ramblin' Rose" is dealing with the same storm. On the "Wizard", Captain Keith Colburn checks on his injured deckhand, Danny Maki, and convinces him to go back to work. The "Wizard" has had problems finding Blue crab and Captain Keith makes the decision to abandon the Blue crab grounds and switch to Red crab. On the "Kodiac", Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski is pulling stuffed pots and decides it is a good time to put his son Zack on the hook. Zack does well at first, but halfway through the string things start to fall apart for him. Captain Wild Bill goes down to the deck to give Zack the benefit of his experience with a few pointers, but leaves frustrated after an offhand remark from Zack. On the "Northwestern", Jake Harris is getting a lesson on throwing the hook 'Norwegian style'. After four tries he finally manages to snag the pot. Lesson over, Captain Sig puts Edgar back on the hook. The "Seabrooke" is pulling into St. Paul for the first offload of Blue crab of the season. As they are leaving they meet the "Ramblin' Rose" on the way in to offload. The "Wizard" is back in Dutch Harbour switching out their Blue crab pots for the Red when Keith fires greenhorn Danny Maki. On the "Northwestern" Captain Sig Hansen receives a call from Josh Harris aboard the "Time Bandit", calling to wish his brother Jake a Happy Birthday.

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"improvement is limitless"

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Jermaine Fowler

A. J. DeMedio

Dominic Carter

Brandon Johnson

Alien Abduction
We're Not in Kansas Anymore...

Municipality

Feel the Steel

Smith, Larkin I.

Fisherman's Daughter

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Rhys Darby and Emily Heller
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Join Captains, crew and producers as they go crabbing for the epic 10th season of Deadliest Catch, from the government shutdown that delayed king season to the triumphant return of the Cornelia Marie and Josh Harris for opilio.
Changing Tides

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Japan

Hole Patrol (Self-Titled)

Nate Bargatze

Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways

Cheating Death

List of unidentified murder victims in Michigan

Michael Ian Black and Kerri Kenney-Silver

Season 10, episode 16 expanded.

Satan's Intro

Ottawa, Illinois, US

On the Crab

Tony Cutaia

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Cleveland Roxx

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The crews made headway in bringing crab on-board and fought even more rough weather. The Maverick dealt with two crew issues: Blake's continued trumpeting his coming rise to the captain's chair that had been verbally promised to him by Captain Quashnick during the offseason; and angry veteran crewmember Hiram, who was frustrated that the Maverick was employing a greenhorn while many of his own friends, crab veterans with far more experience, had been put out of work by the IFQ system. Boat Mother Donna Quashnick counseled the Maverick crew to give Hiram time to vent, and the next morning the squabble seemed forgotten as the crew returned to work. The Cornelia Marie, fresh off extensive engine repairs at Dutch Harbor, had just reached the fishing grounds and begun retrieving their pots that had been left soaking for days when the same engine threw a piston, creating even more destructive engine damage and forcing Captain Harris to take the boat back to Dutch Harbor again. The Northwestern continued their annual tradition of finding superb fishing grounds away from other boats, pulling in pots with nearly 70 crabs each on average, but when another severe storm approached the fleet, the Hansens weighed the odds of their nearly full tanks surviving the battering of an Arctic squall without serious deadloss and decided to head for the processors and cash out their load before the bad weather hit. The Rollo continued to have serious equipment issues, losing their GPS indicator in the middle of the night during a blizzard.
Endless

Guest appearance by Shawn Ashmore.

Ends of the Earth
Arctic Quest

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Season 9, episode 6 expanded.
Red Skies in the Morning

Emily Heller

Paradise

The Cornelia Marie and the Ramblin' Rose struggle to catch blue king crab. Engineer Steve Ward questions the skill of Captain Derrick Ray. Captain Elliot Neese discards the fishing advice he received from a friend and moves onto different fishing grounds. On board the Wizard, Captain Keith Colburn moves to a spot last used during the 2008 and 2009 seasons, but still can not find the crab. Concerned about his brother being on the stack, Captain Keith orders his brother Monte to take greenhorn Paul Edgren up on top to train him. When the crew grumbles about Paul slowing down the deck, Captain Keith pulls the entire crew from the deck and berates them about not following his orders. The Northwestern gets good numbers from their first string of the season and sets back. Still on the crab, the Seabrooke also sets back. When the Seabrooke's greenhorn Kyle Babb slows down the deck, Captain Scott Campbell shuffles up the assignments and the deck pace picks up.
The Aftermath

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The King fleet grows desperate as it hurtles towards the finish line and Sig enters into a partnership with the Hillstrands to protect his fishing ground. The fleet rushes to turn around and fish for Bairdi crab. Keith is reluctant to let Monte take the helm of the Wizard, but eventually relents. Monte's initial good fortunes on the Bairdai grounds is soon thwarted when he discovers he has been fishing out of bounds in a protected area, and must discard everything he has caught.

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Annie Lederman

Melbourne, Australia

New Blood

retired Major General in the United States Army

Birds, Bones and Blood

First African-American woman elected to the South Carolina legislature

After offloading of crab, the Northwestern heads off for their second trip. However, a power failure leaves the boat drifting uncontrollably towards the dock. While the rest of the crew ineffectively scrambles to drop the anchor, Edgar Hansen switches over to the auxiliary engine and restores power to the boat. On board the Wizard, the low numbers of crab makes Captain Keith Colburn feel that there is "bad juju" on board the boat and he orders the crew to sweep the boat for anything out of the ordinary. The crew finds a broken guitar handle belonging to Captain Andy Hillstrand of the Time Bandit that the crew had taken from him during an incident at a bar in town. The crew tosses the handle overboard, but the poor numbers continue. The next day, when Deck Boss Monte Colburn heads inside to take a break, he finds a seagull in the galley. Seagulls are though to be the souls of lost seaman, so the crew takes it as a good sign that their luck as changed. Their luck does change as big numbers of crab finally come over the rail. When Deckhand Lynn Guitard takes wheel watch on the trip in to offload, he falls asleep at the wheel after turning off the watch alarm. The Seabrooke heads out to the blue king crab grounds. Low numbers of crab force the crew to step up the pace, which causes the greenhorn to struggle. He finally pulls himself off the deck when he can no longer deal with the cramps in his hands. On board the Northwestern, Jake Anderson takes the poor results of his town soak string of pots personally. When Jake and Edgar Hansen have a fierce argument, Captain Sig Hansen counsels Jake on how to handle the situation. Still pulling low numbers, Captain Johnathan Hillstrand of the Time Bandit heads back to the "slime banks" to fish an area that he did not cover weeks earlier. While the crew is dubious since the "slime banks" had produced low numbers, the gamble pays off and the Time Bandit pulls up good numbers.
The fleet dealt with a storm. The Time Bandit continued to fish for bairdi with poor results. The Farwest Leader loaded aboard 30 more pots at St. George, departed before the storm hit, and went fishing for bairdi crab. Aboard the Northwestern, the crew thought their luck had changed when they pulled up full pots, but a mechanical problem with the engine forced them to go to St. Paul for repairs. The Stellar Sea was repaired and the Cornelia Marie went out to fish. The Wizard headed to port for repairs after a wave sheared the gears in the transmission of the forward crane.