"[ Man grunting ]" "Man:" "You all right?" "Sig:" "This storm has managed to completely shut down the fishing fleet for a day." "A lot of guys don't want to come out here." "I don't blame them." "Miserable." "It's absolutely miserable." "But the fact is, we have to pull here today." "We have a delivery date that's coming up..." "And I need to put crab in the tank." "We're on the first pot here, and it is blowing." "Man:" "Come on, baby!" "Sig:" "First pot's coming up." "Pretty skinny." "That ain't gonna do it at all." "Man:" "Heads up!" "Can you turn that light off?" "I got to pay attention here." "Watch your head!" "Oh!" "[ Indistinct shouting ]" "[ Bon Jovi's "Wanted dead or alive" plays ]" "♪ Another place ♪" "♪ where the faces are so cold ♪" "♪ I'd drive all night ♪" "♪ just to get back home ♪" "♪ I'm a cowboy ♪" "♪ on a steel horse I ride ♪" "♪ I'm wanted ♪" "♪ wanted ♪" "♪ dead or alive ♪" "Can you turn that light off?" "I got to pay attention here." "Watch your head!" "Oh!" "Oh!" "Hey!" "Get down!" "Holy [Bleep]" "[ Rattling ]" "Yeah, we're gonna wait till daylight." "This is not working." "That's probably smartest." "Narrator:" "After a 35-foot wave nearly shattered the Northwestern's front windshield..." "Sig:" "I don't have control." "The tide is going against the wind, so I cannot control the way I want to." "I can't do this." "Narrator:" "Captain Sig Hansen gives way to the storm for the second time this season." "It's just too gnarly." "We don't want to get hurt." "It's IFQ." "These crab aren't going anywhere." "Of course, we want catch them and everything, but, uh...it's a little crazy." "Sig:" "You got to... you got to know when to just stop." "Oh, man." "Is it as bad up there as it looks out here?" "[ Creaking ]" "Narrator:" "Just 20 miles to the northeast..." "Boy, I hope we didn't lose them [Bleep] two boards." "Narrator:" "...The 155-foot Wizard battles the same 1,300-square-mile storm..." "We got one, two, three are out." "I can see two." "Narrator:" "And is headed straight for the eye." "We took a couple of real big waves, and they just tore a few deck boards completely right off the deck." "Oh, no." "There's another one." "Last thing we need is another hazard, which is wide-open holes in the deck." "Narrator: 75-mile-per-hour gusts continue to sweep the deck." "[ Telephone rings ]" "Okay, so here's what we're gonna do." "We've got some deck boards on the port side." "We're gonna watch the starboard side." "We need to clean those up." "I don't know if I should try and haul right now or not." "Narrator:" "Keith sends the crew out to fix the planks." "We haven't hauled a pot in 24 hours." "We've been just putting around, waiting for the weather to come down." "A couple deck boards got blown up." "Luckily, they didn't go over the side." "We get those fixed up, and we'll get to hauling here." "Basically the eye of this arctic hurricane's gonna pass right over the top of us." "At that point, we'll probably start to see the freezing spray really start to stick to the boat." "You really can't win out here." "[ Drill whirring ]" "Narrator:" "As the crew finishes prepping the deck..." "Keith:" "All right." "Get ready, guys." "We'll haul a couple and see what happens." "Narrator:" "...Keith pulls up to his gear." "Damn it." "Heads up, guys." "Stafford:" "It's a beautiful day." "All we're missing is a coconut tree or two." "Whoo!" "[ Metal clanking ]" "[ Tapping ]" "Keith:" "Come on." "Come on." "Come on." "Let's see something in here." "That's a fatty, all right!" "Hell yeah!" "Whoo!" "Whoo-hoo!" "It looks good." "Hell, yeah!" "Whoo!" "350 to 400." "Oh, yeah!" "So, a really good sign." "Booyah!" "It's coming." "Narrator:" "The Wizard is on the crab." "Hell yeah, baby!" "The challenge now..." "Step back!" "Step back!" "Step back!" "Step back!" "Whoa!" "Narrator:" "Getting the pods on board the boat." "Keith:" "You know, it's nice when the sun starts coming up, but the downside to that is that you can see just how big the waves are." "It's not a good day to be hauling here." "The sea's went from bad to dangerous, but..." "Oh, what was that, Lynn?" "Come on, get it in the block." "Narrator:" "Deckhand Lynn Guitard struggles with the buoy lines." "[Bleep]" "Narrator:" "Keith must throttle down." "Keith:" "If I have to think around at all because they're not getting a pot in the block quickly, then it blows me out of shape, and then it basically puts me into a lot tougher approach on the next pot." "Narrator:" "With the violent seas pushing the boat off course..." "Keith:" "Well, right now," "I've got to approach this one on the starboard side, which is exactly what I don't want to do." "Narrator:" "...The men are forced to haul face-to-face with the rising swell." "We may not be able to haul it." "Whoa!" "[Bleep] Watch out!" "Okay, get it on quick." "Quick, quick, quick, quick." "Lie it down." "Lie it down." "Hey!" "Man down!" "You okay, Lenny?" "Dog it!" "Dog it!" "Dog it real quick." "Are you okay?" "He's a tough guy." "If it's a head injury, I want him off deck." "Narrator:" "Broadsided by a wave, the Wizard pitches violently..." "Watch out!" "Sending the 800-pound block into Lenny's head, and Lenny to the deck." "You okay, Lenny?" "Lenny's saying he's okay, but I got to go take a look in his eyes." "Hey, Lenny, just come in the gear room for one second, okay?" "Just give me one second with you." "Is he actually coming in the house?" "He still just doesn't know what the [Bleep] going on." "What happened?" "Oh, I got slapped right on there." "Pull your hood down." "Let me take a look." "On my ear." "Right on the ear?" "Yeah, just..." "That's where it hit, but it's..." "I'm okay, I think." "How many fingers am I holding up?" "Five." "Two." "[ Chuckles ]" "Here, give me a second." "Just follow my finger, all right?" "[ Chuckles ]" " No, you..." "Lenny..." " I'm trying." " I'm serious, okay?" " I know." "When I'm thinking right now, a little..." "Okay." "All right?" "Do me a favor." "Catch your breath." "Clear your head." "Come upstairs, all right?" "Narrator:" "Under captain's orders," "Lenny sheds his gear." "A small cut or something." "It's bleeding." "Maybe it's gonna fall off." "I don't know." "Narrator:" "And finds an impact wound on his elbow." "Lekanoff:" "Yeah, it just skinned it." "Keith:" "Let's go ahead and come on up." "Make sure all the hatches are secured, then come on in." "Narrator:" "The boat shuts down while Keith takes a closer look." "It's not gonna feel good." "You got to get in there and really scrub it." "All right, let's see what we got there." "You know what, Lenny?" "Ooh!" "Lenny, you need a stitch here." "That thing is totally moving." "I can completely see the bone." "Narrator: 320 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "The Cornelia Marie approaches its first string of crab pots after being shut down by the storm." "We got 30 footers last night." "30, 35 footers, so big difference." "It's come down a little bit, though." "A little bit's better than nothing." "Lara:" "Well, we had to shut down yesterday." "When you drop the boat off the equivalent of a 3-story building, things tend to go haywire." "Narrator:" "Captain Tony Lara came out of retirement to help the Harris boys honor their dad." "Probably pick up two strings." "Still a bit sloppy, but workable." "Narrator:" "Now the pressure's on for both the skipper and the boat." "After last year, last season, and not catching enough blue crab to even have dinner, we definitely need to get some crab this season, so it'd be nice to land on them." "Narrator:" "Three months ago..." "The Cornelia Marie was in a financial free fall." "We were supposed to spend $150,000 tops." "We're at $167,000 right now." "Now all eyes are on Tony to turn the situation around." "A guy's only as good as his last delivery, so..." "Here's where we see if I'm a hero or a zero, I guess." "Narrator:" "With the Harris family legacy on the line..." "The crew begins to haul." "Lara:" "Let's see what we get out of this one." "Man:" "Oh, yeah!" "Got to love it!" "It's not a bad first pot." "[ Laughs ]" "One pot doesn't make a season, but it's off to a good start." "Jackpot!" "I like it." "Happy face looks good." "Lara:" "On days like today," "Phil had his paper plate in the front window, so that's where mine's gonna be today." "Lets you know what kind of mood Tony's in right now, you know?" "Turns out he's happy." "[ Chuckles ]" "All last season, we saw the middle finger." "It was an angry spot up there." "Tony's up there rocking it." "That's the old man smiling down on us." "Narrator:" "Just 13 miles to the southeast..." "Keith:" "Looks like it's a puncture wound all the way down to the bone." "Narrator:" "...Fishing aboard the Wizard has been shut down since engineer Lenny Lekanoff was injured." "Keith:" "I've got the stuff to sew." "Take a better look at it." "Lekanoff:" "He thinks he's gonna stitch me up?" "He's gonna have to get ready to sit on me." "I'm just jogging on the end of the string here, trying to keep the boat as flat as I can." "Narrator:" "First mate Gary Soper navigates through the storm..." "It's gonna sting each time I go through." "While captain Keith prepares for surgery." "I'm probably gonna have to go through twice, maybe three times..." "like, in one side, out." "So, 1, 2, 3, 4..." "It might be 6 total." "All right?" "If you want," "I can just kind of pour some right in it there like that, and you just kind of move it a little bit and it'll numb that whole elbow." " You're sure?" " Yeah." "Okay." "Don't say I didn't try and give you some kind of painkiller first." "It's gonna get infected." "I don't know how it keeps from getting infected without someone closing it up." "It's gonna hurt a little bit." "I fish for you." "I know what pain is." "Narrator:" "This isn't the first time" "Keith's had to patch Lenny up." "Okay." "I'm trying to make this easy on you." "I'm gonna try and grab two at once." "Eh, Lenny." "This is gonna sting, all right?" "[ Inhales sharply ]" "This is about the size of a Halibut hook." "Good job." "Did that hurt at all?" "A little bit?" "Okay, good." "Gonna take this through again, all right?" "Narrator:" "As the Wizard pitches," "Keith does his best to steady the needle." "Okay, I'm going through again." "Now, come on." "Come through there." "Oh, there we go." "Okay, Lynn, grab that needle for me and hang onto it for a sec." "Okay?" "Just hold it there." "Pull it snug." "One more time, Lenny, and then we'll be done here, all right?" "Ow." "[ Inhales sharply ]" "Come on." "Oh, there you go." "That's a good one." "Keith:" "Okay." "Pour the Benadryl in just a little bit." "We'll see." "Maughtai:" "It will open that stitching right back up, Lenny." "He's right, Lenny." "Trust me, that may not be the best suturing job." "It may be the worst of all time, but it's holding that thing together." "I don't want you throwing shots at least for a little while, okay?" "It's hard core." "Maybe it'll start to heal itself up here in the next 24 hours." "All right, guys we can go ahead and gear up." "Narrator:" "With tanks to fill," "Keith sends his crew back on deck." "Throw crab, I guess." "Narrator:" "But Lenny is on restricted duty." "Keith:" "You know, the good fishermen, there's not a whole lot that's gonna keep them off deck." "So, we basically gave him an at-sea Fisherman's frontier-medicine, slap-it-back-together suture job." "That's the medical term for it." "[ Laughs ]" "Narrator: 335 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "We're just starting to put a glaze of ice on the boat." "Narrator:" "The Seabrooke hits the arctic hurricane with a full stack." "Campbell:" "We've got to go into survival mode here." "I dropped the hammers." "We're running wide open." "We're trying to get in shallower where I can set this gear off." "Narrator:" "Running far north of the rest of the fleet, captain Scott Campbell Jr." "Has yet to reach his chosen grounds." "Campbell:" "It's not a matter if I can make it all the way up there." "I'm not gonna make it." "195 miles in sub-zero weather with 65-knot winds." "We'd just roll right over." "Narrator:" "Ice and a fully loaded crab boat are a deadly combination." "Stacks of webbed crap pots are magnets for freezing spray." "In just a few hours, a loaded boat can accumulate 30,000 pounds of ice." "The top-heavy vessel becomes vulnerable to capsizing, and the added weight will pin the boat down, eventually sinking it." "If I don't get to where it's shallow enough before I get too much ice on the boat," "I just got to suitcase the pots." ""Suitcasing the pot" means you just set the pot over the side with all the stuff in it because you're in too deep of water." "You're not gonna save the pot." "Just get the weight off the boat." "Narrator:" "To save his gear, the skipper has to find shallow water close by." "There's no way I can make it another 195 miles where I'm planning on fishing, so I've got to get that second load of gear off and then come back and pick this load up." "I'm gonna go get the boys up." "Hey, Russell." "Whipper." "Narrator:" "Junior gives the call to action..." "Campbell:" "It's that time." "And the crew rises to storm-tossed seas." "Fergus:" "It's getting pretty [Bleep] out." "As you can see, we've got a huge mess." "Yah, riding the bull here." "The weather was supposed to be coming down." "The new forecast was it's actually getting worse with freezing spray, so I changed our course." "Trying to get to shallow water so we can get half the gear off here, so we're gonna come right up and drop 60 pots off right here, where we can get to them [Bleep]" "Narrator:" "Junior's plan?" "Head full-speed to a small area of shallow water then fire off his top layer of pots before they ice up." "It historically does not hold opilio, but I'm not concerned about catching crab right now." "I'm concerned about the safety of the crew." "He's getting spooked." "Skipper's getting spooked." "That's what going on." "It's lousy." "That much ice in one hour." "Narrator:" "With more ice building by the minute, the skipper has gone from strategy to survival." "Campbell:" "You got an inch." "The next hour, you'll put on three inches." "Then you'll put on six." "Then six goes to a foot, so on and so forth." "Well, we started at 33 degrees." "Now we're down to 25 in a matter of 3 hours." "And it's dropping, so we got to put the weather on the stern and start ripping these pots off as fast as I can." "Now, okay, guys, I'm gonna spin around here, and let's get ready to get these chains off and try to get this gear off as fast as possible here." "It's slick out." "You got to be careful where you step or you slide right right off the boat." "[ Chuckles ]" "That wouldn't be good." "Make sure you be careful out there, whip." "It's slick." "Welch:" "And it's cold." "Right now, it is so cold." "As you can see, we got ice everywhere." "Whipper!" "Whipper!" "Yeah?" "!" "Hustle down here and get these full shots out of the reefer room." "Get them up here." "Got to go." "Campbell:" "There's a little sense of urgency." "I've only got "x" amount of room, and I'm back off the edge and I'll be suitcasing pots." "Narrator:" "Junior is dropping his pots on a narrow ridge." "If he misses, the buoy lines won't be long enough, and he'll lose his pots into the abyss." "Campbell:" "Once I get to the edge, they're gone forever." "Now, these pots are kind of getting spread out of here a little bit." "We're getting pretty close to the edge there." "We really need to hustle and get this stuff off here." "Narrator:" "The skipper drops his last pot just 300 feet from the ledge." "Whoo-hoo!" "[ Sighs ]" "We got enough pots off now, and the boat feels a lot better." "Narrator:" "With the first layer of pots safely off the boat, junior heads for the grounds." "Campbell:" "Turn around." "Still got 180 miles to go." "Narrator: 315 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Sig:" "Time is always an issue with a crab boat." "Narrator:" "The Northwestern moves into position for a third time." "When you've been fishing as long as I have now, you start to feel like, you know, time's up." "And I don't want anything to happen to anybody." "We've been very fortunate not to have any fatalities." "My stress level is to the roof." "Narrator:" "Compounding Sig's anxiety is the absence of his brother." "On days like this, it's nice to have Edgar around, a guy that's so used to the system, and he's in charge out there." "We can't make any mistakes." "Narrator:" "With two days lost waiting out the storm," "Sig prepares to fish." "Okay." "You all right?" "Yeah, yeah." "Are you scared?" "[ Chuckles ]" "Well, I'm just, kind of, you know..." "It's nothing." "We've done it before." "I'm just on my toes, you know?" "Well, we'll do it." "Narrator:" "Without Edgar, the duty of running the crane falls to 29-year-old Jake Anderson." "I think most guys would wait till daylight, but we've got to try something." "[Bleep]" "There's got to be more crab out there than that," "I'm thinking." "[ Sighs ]" "Anderson:" "Whoa!" "Sig:" "It's gonna be a long string." "[ Groans ]" "Watch out." "Man:" "Matt!" "Watch out!" "When you do bad on the hydros, you know, you're gonna hurt somebody." "Narrator:" "And with 20-foot seas, this was a trial by fire for Jake." "Sig:" "If you don't read the roll right, the pot goes flying out of control." "Damn, Jake!" "Don't [Bleep] it up." "[Bleep]" "[Bleep]" "That's the third time you've done that." "Oh, you're counting?" "Should we leave Norman on the hydros so nobody [Bleep] dies?" "I'm pissed!" "Narrator:" "After only five pots," "Jake is relieved of the hydros." "Man:" "Jake, shake it off, buddy." "It's ridiculous." "I don't know why he can't read that roll." "It's not that [Bleep] hard." "What, he thinks he's gonna come down here and do a better job?" "You did just fine." "Edgar does it all the time." "Norman does it." "He waited to see who was running it." "And if it was Norman, it would've been all right." "If it was me, it just gives him a reason to [Bleep]" "If he thinks he's all that, he's sorely mistaken." "Let it go off your shoulder." "You're doing good, okay?" "Sig:" "If you've got 1,000 pounds plus 500 pounds of crab, that's 1,500 pounds of swinging steel in the palm of your hand, then you better be serious." "It's not a game." "Narrator:" "50 miles to the east, the Time Bandit is still shut down." "I think the weather's come down to 35, 20-foot seas." "Narrator:" "The captains Hillstrand see a break in the weather." "Andy:" "We got a lot of work to do." "About a 48-hour run coming on here if we want to get our crab in, so we can't screw around." "Narrator:" "The skipper must choose between the safety of his crew and the job at hand." "Andy:" "If you lose that delivery date, you're done." "Narrator:" "With a processor delivery date looming, the Hillstrands can't put off fishing any longer." "Andy:" "We've got 105 pots to pull." "Do the guys know to go out there?" "Man:" "Rock and roll!" "Yay." "Whoa!" "Narrator:" "This is the first trip for the Time Bandit's newest greenhorn..." "Eddie Jr." "Andy:" "Eddie's got bait done." "It's all ready to go." "Everybody, keep on your toes." "Be careful." "It's pretty nasty out here today." "Come on, baby." "Oh, yeah!" "Crabo' getting weighed, and it's not bad!" "Whoo!" "Narrator:" "With good crab flooding the deck..." "Eddie Jr. gets his first crab-sorting lesson from his dad." "Oh, yeah." "Heads up!" "Holy [Bleep]" "Whoa." "Here comes a big one, brother!" "Hang on." "Man:" "Oh!" "Oh [Bleep]" "[ Indistinct shouting ]" "[Bleep]" "Narrator: 275 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Andy:" "Oh [Bleep]" "Here comes a big one, brother!" "Hang on." "Man:" "Oh!" "Oh [Bleep]" "[ Indistinct shouting ]" "Andy:" "Oh, God." "I lost everybody." "Narrator:" "The wrath of the storm..." "Andy:" "Holy [Bleep]" "Narrator:" "Unleashed its fury on the Time Bandit with a 30-foot wave." "Mike okay?" "Are you all right, Mike?" "You okay, Mike?" "Mike?" "[Bleep] [Bleep]" "Mike's hurt!" "Come on in, Mike." "Get out the first-aid kit, Neal!" "Man:" "Watch out." "Mike's hurt." "Mike's coming in." "Hey, John, go get my [Bleep] kit right out of there, dude." "You okay, Mike?" "Mike?" " Where'd you get hit, Mike?" "Fourtner:" " Something hit my face." "I got blood in my eye." "Narrator: 1,000 pounds of water drove Mike's face straight into the metal sorting table." "It hurts right there." "Johnathan:" "[Bleep] dude." "You got hit with a [Bleep] or something, Mike." "We got a suture tape?" "Take your [Bleep] off, Mike." "Sorry about that, dude." "It happens, man." "[Bleep]" "[Bleep]" "Looks like I murdered somebody." "Here, Andy." "You take care of this." "You're the man." "You're the doctor." "Your nose is crushed right here, too, on this side." "Keep pressure on it, Mike." "We've got ourselves a bleeder!" "That feel all right, dude?" "We'll see if that holds." "There we are." "Sorry about that, dude." "Okay, now, just let that [Bleep] dry up." "You want to go take a couple aspirin?" "You should probably do that, 'cause it probably is gonna hurt." " Did you pull a pot?" "Oh." "Johnathan:" " Yeah, I got one." "Okay, cool." "I marked where it was." "All right, yeah." "That was scary, man." "Narrator:" "Three strips of suture tape later," "Mike is back on deck." "Andy:" "So, I think the eye's probably sealed up." "I'm hoping." "We're gonna send him back out on deck." "If they don't hold," "I'll probably have to shave his eyebrow." "Anyways, we got our crew back in order." "Let's go, baby!" "Yeah!" "All right." "What'd you have, big Mike?" "Six..." "Five..." "Zero!" "Let's add some numbers up here!" "Oh, yeah." "Mike." "Narrator:" "As one crewman recovers..." "Another..." "[ Vomits ]" "Starts to go down." "Recent development." "Fourtner:" "Eddie boy." "Did you just puke?" "Whew!" "Hey, Eddie Jr.?" "Come up here." "Eddie Jr.:" "A couple months." "Johnathan:" "Daddy, you better call a doctor." "Andy:" "Yeah, let's call your dentist." "Get the phone number for your dentist." "Narrator:" "Unbeknownst to the captains," "Eddie Jr. has been working with an abscessed tooth." "Andy:" "Help him up." "Relax your arm." "Let it rest." "[ Busy signal ] [ Pen clatters ] 113 over 75." "Keep drinking, Eddie." "Johnathan:" "We want you to make it." "We don't mind if you sit a string out." "We're rolling for you, dude." "Is your vision coming back?" "It's going in and out like that, like you're gonna pass out?" "We can put him in his rack." "You got to lasso [Bleep] down." "Narrator:" "The captains aren't taking any chances." "We got to watch him and keep feeding him." "Make him drink." "Sig:" "He's got to take fluids." "Full or not, they set a course for St. Paul." "He don't want to let you down." "Narrator:" "Now the Coors light crab count." "After a brutal storm, the fleet begins to haul some crab." "Narrator:" "40 miles north of the fleet..." "Man:" "We're not in freakin' Kansas anymore." "It's cold." "Narrator:" "...The Seabrooke has reached the fishing grounds of Zhemchug canyon." "Campbell:" "I'd say I've probably got, easy, 100,000 pounds of ice on the boat, easy." "Narrator:" "Junior dumped the top stack of his gear in order to save the boat..." "Got to worry about ice falling on one of these guys' heads, a pot breaking, a bar busting while swinging overhead." "Narrator:" "...but the danger remains until the rest of the ice is gone." "Campbell:" "I just don't like this at all." "Just trying to get everything rolling so we can get this gear in the water and start our opie season." "But mother nature has her own idea of our opie season." "I don't think it's gonna get started as quickly as junior likes." "Narrator:" "The Seabrooke's gear is trapped under 8 inches of solid ice." "[ Sighs ] Negative 25." "All right." "Narrator:" "That's negative-65 degrees with wind chill." "Freezing!" "Narrator:" "At this temperature, exposed skin can freeze in just 7 minutes." "I haven't seen pots iced up like this in a while." "Campbell:" "Once they free this first pot, we're gonna swing it over the side of the boat and slam it into our stack to try and bust up some of the ice on the side here so we can get the pots untied." "Narrator:" "The first pot is frozen solid..." "And metal gives way before ice." "Let's try it over here on the sides." "[ Ice breaking ]" "You got to make sure you get that pot de-iced there so when we start flinging it, we don't bust the bar and lose the pot." "Narrator:" "But breaking the pots free is just the beginning." "Campbell:" "It's already been five minutes, and they haven't even got the door open." "Once they get the door open, it's a solid cube of ice, and they got to take their sledgehammers and beat the shots and the buoys out of the pot." "Then that got to take the sledgehammer and beat the top of the webbing so that they can get the bait in." "And then they've got a solid cube on the shots that they've got to beat those apart." "These guys are gonna earn their money today." "It's gonna be a struggle all night long." "You can see it." "Whoo!" "Yeah, baby!" "First pot's over." "Now we got 80 more to go." "It's gonna be a long night." "Narrator:" "After 15 hours..." "The last pot goes over the rail." "Good job there, fellers." "Yeah!" "Happy thoughts, man." "Happy thoughts." "Narrator:" "Across the fleet..." "Jake:" "Uh, last one." "Thank God." "It's starting to get a little rowdy out." "It's cold." "Narrator:" "The men breathe a collective sigh of relief." "[Bleep]" "So glad it's over." "Narrator:" "Every deck is empty..." "Campbell:" "Oh, I'm showing some mercy." "These guys have been out there." "It's cold." "Come in, get warmed up, and then we'll regroup." "Narrator:" "...and every man is safe..." "But there will be no rest as every crew confronts a cathedral of ice." "Keith:" "Let's see if we can knock this out." "Get this ice off of here." "Heads up down there!" "[ Choir vocalizing ]" "I'd rather be laying on a beach somewhere nice and warm." "[ Sighs ]" "This is no fun, believe me." "For your wrists..." "Whoo-hoo-hoo!" "That's all you got?" "!" "Bring on some more!" "Narrator:" "The merciless chill..." "Man:" "Heads up!" "Narrator:" "...spares no one..." "Keith:" "Damn it!" "Oh [Bleep]" "[Bleep] Freddie, I didn't even see it coming, man." "You okay?" "Narrator:" "...not the injured... the beaten... or the exhausted." "Fishing's easy." "Beating ice is difficult." "[Choir singing]" "[ Cheering ]" "Campbell:" "Let's, uh... let's call that good." "Man:" "Whoo-hoo!"