20x11 - Blow the Man Down

[bunniefuu]

[Landon] All right,
you can cut it loose.

-[man 1] Yeah. Roger.
-[man 2] Roger.

[Landon] Well, here we go.

[exhales deeply]

My first time
running the boat by myself.

This is
a huge opportunity for me.

Bill's voice is gonna be
in the back of my head
for every decision I make.

I have to produce
for the owners,
for the boys out on deck.

If this doesn't work out,
if I [bleep] up tremendously,

then I don't know
if they're ever gonna be able
to trust me to run this boat.

So, a lot excited.

I'm very anxious.

My main thing
I'm worried about is time.

[narrator] Four days until
the end of the fall season...

[Sig] Cannery has their doors
closing real soon.

And they're shutting down,

a lot of guys
are still fishing.

I'm one of them.

...four boats
go around the clock

to catch their share
of the remaining $300,000
of king and bairdi crab

before the
cannery doors close.

[Sig] Just a little bit
farther to the northwest

has been
one of our most prosperous.

I need to try to get
as much as I can while I can.

[Johnathan]
We're almost there.

But we've got
to load the boat
in four days,

or the cannery
won't take our crab.

It's gonna be hard to do.

-[man speaking]
-[Johnathan speaking]

It's not adding up
to the numbers that we need.

[Bill speaking]

[Rick speaking]

We just have to come together
and get this final push done.

[man] What the [bleep]?

[Jacob] Hey!

-[Johnathan speaking]
-[man speaking]

[Landon] We got to get
this season wrapped up.

Praying that
everything goes right.

Please, God,
get me through this.

[narrator] 240 miles
north of Dutch Harbor...

[Sig] Oh, boy.

...on the eastern
bairdi crab grounds.

[Sig grunts]

[Sig] Oh, big one.

Whoo-hoo!

We better get these pots up
and hauled, man.

[narrator]
Aboard the Northwestern.

[Sig exclaiming]

We set our gear
from shallow to deep,

but that's right in the ditch.

You know, you've got the wind


so they're fighting the wind.

Guys are going to have
to stay on their toes.

That's all there is to it.

[narrator] With his
final offload just days away,

Captain Sig Hansen
hauls gears set perpendicular
to the current,

exposing his starboard rail
and his crew to 15-foot seas.

[man 1] Whoa!

-[man 1] Yeah, it's something.
-[man 2] They're moving.

[Sig] First pot coming up.

[man 1] Oh, no.

[Sig on PA system]
Talk to me, Goose.

How many?

[Goose speaking]

It's not like
the world's on fire here.

[man 2 speaking]

Ooh, ooh, ooh.
Watch the rail.
Watch the rail.

[Sig speaking]

[man 2] Whoa! Watch out!

-[man 1] Heads up!
-[man 3] Whoa!

-[Sig speaking]
-[man 1] Yeah.
Yeah, we're good.

[Sig] It is in the ditch.

That's the problem.

Let's try a little different--

Watch out.

I can't use
a lot of speed or power,

so it, kind of,
restricts us, you know.

You're more squirrelly.

You've got more power to it,
the boat goes straighter.

You gotta slow down.

Timing.

Whoa!

[Sig on PA system]
I'm just trying to adjust
the speed here.

And then when I turn,
I'll have just enough
to go through 'em.

[man 1] Roger.

[Sig] Try one here.

Camera guy, move.

-[Sig] That went well.
-[man 1] Okay.

Come on, baby.
Come on.

[crew cheering]

That's a good pot.

They're very lively.

[man 1] Yeah!

-There we go!
-[man 2] They're good numbers.

[man 1] Got 'em!

[man 2] 58.

[Sig] I kind of feel like
they're moving north

towards that same depth,
maybe even a little deeper.

Crab are up above there,
and they are tracking
that way.

[Sig speaking]

-[man 1] Oh, yeah.
-[man 2] Oh, [bleep], brother!

Guys are real happy,
and that's great,
but we still gotta push.

[Sig speaking]

[man 1] Over!

We just got to play it
hour by hour here,
see how it goes.

Hopefully, uh, these things
can hit some crab.

Today is gonna suck.
[chuckles wryly]

We made it on time.

Normally, you get home
and you can let out
a big sigh,

but I'm going
to get here and...

Now it's time
to go under the knife.

I'd like to get rid
of the cancer

and continue to, you know,
go on with life.

So they actually plant
a piece of radioactive
material in each spot

so it destroys it.

[narrator] Compelled to leave
the 2023 fall season

for urgent treatment
of adenocarcinoma
of the prostate,

Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski
seeds the fate

of the Summer Bay
and its crew

to the hands of his
deck boss turned skipper,


You know, I couldn't have
Landon be much more ready
to do this.

I know when I started,
it was just "Here's the keys.
Go ahead and drive."

I mean, I've coached him
through a lot of stuff.

I think...
I think he's ready.

I mean, I guess
we'll, uh, see how it goes.

♪♪ There is a house
In New Orleans ♪

[man 1] It's time
for the bairdi crab!

[man 2] I'm...

-[man 1] Yes!
-[man 3] Whoo-hoo!

[man 1] Oh, my God!
What in the...

Holy [bleep].

Hey, guys, I know
it's just us out here.

[over PA system]
We're without
our fearless leader.

Let's just get her done
and go home.

All right, Captain.

I've been aiming at this spot
for the last eight years here.

Coming up on the first
of the two strings

that we didn't
have time to haul

before we had our breakdown.

We need 2,700 pounds.

I mean, it's just baptism
by fire on the Bering Sea.

Here we go.

[Landon] I'm just hoping
that we can get through
this next 36 hours,

get these crab on.

I can't wait to make that call
to Bill when I tell him

that we're stacking out
and on our way in.

That's going to be
a good feeling.

[man 1 grunts in frustration]

[man 1] Well, that ain't good.

[bleep]

-[man 2] Eleven. 1-1.
-Eleven. Roger.

-[sighs]
-[man 1 speaking indistinctly]

-[man 1 groans, bleep]
-[man 3] What is this?

[man 2 speaking]

[sighs] Oh, boy.

[Landon] I was really hoping
it was gonna be in the gear,

but, well,
I guess we're setting back.

I don't know
what my plan is yet.

Basically, it's on me now.

[narrator] Seventy-two
miles east...

[man 1] Come on, baby!
Come on!

Grab one of these!

It's getting gnarly out.

[grunts] Hang on, brother.

Give me some stomach
exercise over here.

I'm hanging on for dear life.

Oh, brother,
brother, brother, brother.

[narrator]
On the Time Bandit...

-[man 1] Come on.
-[man 2] Oh, no!

[Johnathan grunting]

[man 1] Whoo-hoo!

Well, it's getting nautical.

We got to get into town,
and we have an offload coming.

Gotta keep searching
for these guys.

[narrator] With seas
topping 18 feet...

[Johnathan] Ay, yi, yi.

...Captain
Johnathan Hillstrand
and brother, Neal,

hunt from deep to shallow
up a steep far north bank

for the 8,000 pounds
of red king crab they need

before turning
their bow toward town.

-Oh, [bleep].
-[Johnathan grunting]

Watch out!

[man 1]
Heads up! Heads up!

[crew exclaiming]

[Johnathan]
You're k*lling me, Smalls.

Only thing I could do
is hang on to my throttle
and steering at that time.

[Johnathan]
You're k*lling me,
Smalls Hillstrand.

We're back! Whoo!

-[man 1] Yeah, baby!
-[man 2] Whoo!

It's a crab.

Yeah, grab that pot, Richard.
He's a big guy.

[Richard speaking]

We're gonna set 'em.

[Richard]
Little bit of a struggle,

trying to learn,
uh, at a fast pace,
but I'm getting it.

[man 1] 19, brother. 19.

-That's a good pot, Neal.
-Yeah.

We've covered from 100
to it looks like 25.

[Johnathan]
Well, we have to see...
They could be shallow.

It's all part of the game.

-[man 1] Full pot, baby!
-[man 2] Big crab, baby!
Big crab!

[man 3] Oh, hey, hey, hey.
Whoa!

Hold up.

-[man 1] What the hell?
-[man 2] Yeah.

[man 3 speaking]

We got a tangle here
and it looks pretty dangerous.

We got three extra shots
on the pots,

so in case they throw tangles,
we don't lose it.

So there's lots
of line floating.

[man 1] Watch out, guys.

[bleep]

[Neal speaking]

-[Johnathan] The tide
just switched?
-Yeah. It's freaking...

-[Johnathan speaking]
-I can't do nothing.

[man 1 speaking]

There we go.
Yeah, baby.

-Got it, man.
-[man 2] Easy-peasy. Money.

[Johnathan]
What are they doing?
Dump the [bleep] pot!

-[Johnathan] No,
you're not listening.
-I did.

[Johnathan]
You better throw it.
Throw it, throw it!

Yell at 'em!
Throw the [bleep]!

You gotta tell 'em.

Someone's gonna get
[bleep] hurt, dude.

-[man 1] You got it?
-[man 2] Throw it!

[man 3] Come on guys!
Let's go, let's go!

-[man 4] Go! Go!
-[man 1] Whoa!

-[man 2 speaking]
-[man 3 speaking]

-[man 1] Go! Go!
-[man 2 speaking]

[man 3 speaking]

[Richard speaking]

[man 3 speaking]

[man 4] Oh, [bleep].

-[man 1] You okay?
-[Richard grunts]

That's [bleep] nuts.

Sorry, man.
I got this. I got it.

Okay. Neal,
thank you, brother.

You're the man, Neal.

-[man 1] Oh, my God!
-[man 2] Yeah!

-[man 3] Whoa, Richard!
-[Johnathan speaking]

[Johnathan speaking]

That scared the living
[bleep] out of me, man.

I don't even know
which way is up right now.

Can't stop.
Just got to keep fishing.

[Johnathan speaking]

-[man 1] Roger.
-[man 2] Rogerlero.

[Johnathan] Might be
a lot more crab shallower.

They're all
right next to each other.

Put them all
in one little blob,
and you're gonna pull 'em.

Season's over
right there, done.

[man 1 speaking]

[Johnathan] Finished.

I hope that happens,
but we don't see that yet.

[narrator]
Thirty-two miles southeast...

[man 1] Going over!

[cell phone ringing]

[man 2] Oh, wow.

Hey, bro.
How you doing, man?

[manager] Good.
How's it going?

Uh, it's going good.

Getting close
to getting wrapped up
on our quota there.

Have you had any luck
on trying to, uh, procure
any more?

[manager speaking]

Way to go.
That... That is great news.

[manager]
And stay safe out there
and keep it up.

[Rick]
All right. Take care.

[manager]
All right. You, too.

Cool.

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

[Rick]
We have an offload date
in three days from now,

and him being able
to get us quota is enormous.

Now...

-[man 1] Let it go.
-...I need to get
these strings

back in the water
as quick as we can.

Guys are tired,
guys are wore out.

And we just have
to come together

and get this
final push done.

[narrator] With an additional
$150,000 of bairdi quota
up for grabs,

Captain Rick Shelford
and crew grind into their


betting the canneries
will shut down
before their bodies.

[man 1] Hurry up!

I got it.
Watch out, watch out.

I got it,
I got it, I got it.

Gotta poop.
Gotta poop.

♪♪ Oh, Lord, help me
gotta poop ♪

♪♪ Ooh, gotta poop

♪♪ Gotta poop

[bleep]

Ah.

♪♪ Gotta poop, poop
poop, poop ♪

Let's go! I gotta poop!
Hurry up!

[Jacob speaking]

[man 1] Going over!

[Jacob] Hey, man,
I gotta [bleep].

[man 2 speaking]

I ain't [bleep]
in no bucket.

What do I look like?

If you have a problem,
you have to use
the bucket sometimes.

Oh, my God!

[Anthony speaking]

Yo.

[Anthony speaking]

I, uh...

You've got
side-to-side movement
and cross movement.

[Rick] Today sucks.

If that ring gear's out,
we can't stack up on top.

It's a good thing
we're about done setting

because I need to get
my crane pulled apart.

This is not what
we needed right now.

I'm a little upset because...

Starting to get bricked up.

All right, guys.
[continues speaking]

[man 1] Going over.

[knocking on door]

[bleep]

[Jacob] Hey!

[Rick] So we just
wrapped up that string.

[Jacob grunts]

[Rick] We need
to be able to haul gear
and make money.

But unless
I get that crane fixed,
I can't do either.

[Jacob grunting]

[Jacob sighs in relief]

[narrator] One hundred
twenty-six miles northwest...

aboard the Northwestern.

I believe
there's a band of crab,

but I believe they stretch
northwest, southeast.

We have a quota.
I want to hit it.

We need a big bump
just to get our average up

and find some consistency
within the pots,

instead of a couple here,
a couple there.

[narrator] After following
a sign of life in the north,

Captain Cig Hansen banks
their 22-pot string will be
their last of the fall,

reaping their
final 2,000 pounds,

before there's
nowhere left to deliver.

[man 1] Coming up!

[man 2] What do we got?

[man 1] Coming up!

[man 3] Is there
anything in it?

-[man 2] Yes! Yup!
-Yup. There's crab.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Finally.

That's what we're
looking for right there.

It's a big one.

[Clark] Not bad.

Bang!

If we can keep
these averages up,

we've got a good shot
at getting out of here
before I thought.

[man 1] Look at that guy!

[man 2] Uh-oh.

[man 1 speaking]

-[Sig speaking]
-[man 1] Yup.

-[Sig] You got this.
-[man 2] He got it.

-Got it?
-[man 1 speaking]

He's on the wrong side
of the line.

[man 3 speaking]

No!

[Sig speaking]

[Sig speaking]

[narrator]
On the Northwestern...

[man 1 speaking]

[Sig speaking]

Okay. Now what?

[man 1] We got a leak.
It's spewing.

Just right off the pump here.

There's getting
no hydraulics to the block.

[Sig] We're out of business
without that block.

It's just a shame, man.

It's just...
We're so close.

You know what, guys?
[continues speaking]

[man 1] Roger.

[narrator]
Desperate to fill up
before heading in,

Captain Sig
subs in the anchor winch
to haul his remaining gear.

The catch?
It's on the bow.

[Sig] See if you can
get the slack up.

Spool it up.

[narrator] Forcing the crew
to MacGyver the line forward

before cranking the pot
to the surface.

[Sig] It's coming.

There it goes.

[narrator]
Then use the crane
to lift it out of the water

and dump the crab
on the table.

-That is...
-[Sig] Easy.

...if it works.

Barely hold on to it
so if it snaps.

-Remember, that thing
will whip this back.
-Yeah.

[Sig] It doesn't just break,
it whips.

[man 1] Here comes the knot!

[Sig] Oh!

-[man 1] Yeah, boy.
-[Sig] Oh, that's hard.

That cleat comes loose, man,
it's coming right at you.

We got to get the, uh,
pick and boom cable up here.

All right. Go around.

Got it?

[man 2] Got it.

The idea is
when the pot comes up,

we'll put that pick and boom,

hook it in.

And then we'll tighten up
a little on this,

and then we'll let
the pot back down.

It's a strain
on the pick and boom,

and then we have control
on the pick and boom.

-[man 2] Whenever you ready.
-[Sig] Okay. We're ready
on this end.

Pull up from there.

All right, slack it up.
Let her go.

-[man 1] Okay.
-[Sig] Okay, up. Up, up.

[man 2 speaking]

[man 1] Yeah, buddy.

[man 2] Whoo!

-There's crab.
-[Sig] One down, 19 to go.

[man 1 laughing]

[man 3] Ready when you are.

[man 1] Okay, coming up.

-[Sig] Just work it.
-[man 1] One, two, three.

One, two.

Where there's a will
there's a way, man.

Kind of a last-ditch effort.

-We need to get
these things up and out.
-We're good.

[Sig] I hope
we hit our number.

-[crew cheering]
-[Sig] Is everything okay?

-[man 1] Yeah!
-[man 2] Whoo!

Cannery has their doors
closing real soon.

But right now,
down to the wire.

You know, time is money.

[man 1] Come on, guys,
let's go, let's go!

[narrator]
Fifty miles south...

[line ringing]

[Bill speaking]

[Landon] Hey, boss.
How's it going?

[Bill speaking]

[narrator]
On the Summer Bay...

[Landon]
It wasn't the one shot,
one k*ll we were hoping for.

We got back-to-back sevens
in the last two pots.

[Bill speaking]

All right. Roger that.

[Bill speaking]

Yeah, I've got everything
under control out here.

You don't have to worry.

We're gonna
get it done for you.

-[Bill]
All right, brother, later.
-[Landon] Later.

[man 1 speaking]

-[man 1] Yes!
-[man 2] Whoo-hoo!

Yeah, baby!

[man 1 speaking]

-[Landon] Is that 20?
-[man 1] Yes, sir.

[Landon]
That's a little better.

We just need some high 20s

on a couple of strings,
and I mean, that's that.

[man 1] Yeah!

What was in the last one?

[man 1 speaking]



[man 1] Yeah, baby! Whoo!

To me,
what it's looking like is

these crab have moved
from east to west.

I'm gonna start
setting this string

right where we saw
all these 20s,
towards the west.

That's kind of going against
what Bill told me to do,

but I'm not
gonna bother him,

keep trying to call him.

Hey, guys.

This isn't the plan
that me and Bill discussed,

but sometimes
you just got to go
with your gut out here.

[man 2 speaking]

-Are we ready?
-Aye, Cap.

All right,
let the first one go.

[man 1] Going over.

I changed the plans.

I'm hoping that it pays off.

If it doesn't, then I'm gonna
have to be honest with him
and tell him.

Uh, so he might be
a little pissed off at me.

[man 1] Going over.

[narrator]
Eighty miles east...

...on the Time Bandit.

[Johnathan] Oh, Neal's back.

We can put
half a million dollars
around this thing.

All right, brother.

We have not slept.

This boat's been
going and going and going.

We've had a couple
of three, two hours.

That's all you need.
That's all the body needs.

We're late.
We have offload coming.

Hopefully,
this will get us through.

We need, like, a 31 average.

Coming up, guys.

You just, uh, set your nets
on the other side of the boat.

And then
they caught so many fish,

they couldn't pull
their nets in.

So they're
essentially still [bleep].

But I don't
understand that story.

That's why they said,
"[bleep] it. We lost our nets.

Let's go hang out
with this guy and be
apostles. Be disciples."

Maybe. [chuckles]

Anyway, this first one
needs to be a good one.

Come on, crabbies.

Come on, crabbies,
crabbies, crabbies.

Come on, little crabbies.

Show me some crab legs.

Come on, baby.
Come on, baby, baby, baby.

-[man 1] Oh.
-[man 2] Come on. [bleep]

-[man 3] Come on, baby!
-[man 4] Okay, coming up!

[narrator]
On the Time Bandit...

Come on, baby.
Come on, baby, baby, baby.

-[man 1] Oh.
-[man 2] Come on. [bleep]

-[man 3] Come on, baby!
-[man 4] Okay, coming up!

[bleep]

-[crew cheering]
-[man 1] Yeah, baby!

Yeah, baby! Whoo-hoo!
Bring it on. Whoo-hoo!

[man 3] Look how big
they are.

-[man 1] Yeah!
-[man 2] Let's find
some big ones.

[chuckling]

[Johnathan] Unbelievable.

[man 1 speaking]

[crew cheering]

-[man 1] Whoo!
-[Johnathan] That's what
we need to go home.

We need to go home.

We gotta go home.

[man 2] Big boys. Big ones.

[man 3] Oh, I see 'em.
Riders. Here go the riders.

[laughing]

[man 3] Yeah!

[Johnathan]
Got the big school
all alone out here.

Big, big,
big school of crabs.

[exhales sharply]
Thank you, God.

Forty-seven. 47. 47, baby!

-47, baby!
-[crew cheering]

I love you, I love you,
I love you, I love you,
I love you, I love you.

$500.

$500.

[Johnathan speaking]

-Stacking up, man,
and heading home.
-[man 2] Whoo!

[man 1] All right.

[Johnathan] Right at the end,
we got the mother lode.

It couldn't have happened
to a better bunch of guys.

That's all I know.

-[man 2] That's serious pay.
-[man 3] Big, big pot.

Yeah.
Nice job, broskis.

I love you, brother.
I love you, Neal.

I love you, Neal Hillstrand.

I love you, Neal.
I love my brother.

[narrator] Seventy-eight
miles west...

[Landon] Pulling up
on that string

that I moved over
against the advice of Bill.

I didn't have the heart
to tell them that...

made a little audible.

You know,
the last thing I want to do
is upset him right now,

when he's dealing
with all this treatment,
he's...

So we'll see
if it pays off here.

Crossing my fingers.

[narrator]
On the Summer Bay...

[Landon]
About to haul the first pot.

[man 1] Here we go.

It was a gamble.

But, uh, I think
I made the right call.

[man 1] Come on, crab!
Come on, crab!

I never thought
I'd want to be a captain

when I first came up here,
the responsibility.

You've got to want it.

High 20s.
That's all we need.

Come on, baby.

-[man 1] Boom!
-[crew cheering]

Looking good,
looking good.
There it is.

-[man 1] Yeah!
-[man 2] Whoo!

[man 3] Yeah!

Oh, yeah, those are
big, nice crab, too.

[man 2 speaking]

What did we get
in that last one?



As Bill would say,
"Look at me now, [bleep]."

-[man 1] Big pot right here.
-[man 2] There we go.

[man 1] Yeah, baby!

Cha-ching.

[man 2] Oh, yeah, baby!

-[man 1] Oh, yeah!
-[man 2] Whoo!

Just hold up for me.

[narrator] One hundred
eight miles southeast...

[Rick]
How are we looking, guys?

...on the Aleutian Lady.

[Anthony] Oh, all bad, Cap.
All bad.

It's not just
your circular rocking.

It's actually floating.

Well, I'm glad you caught it
because that's how cranes
fall off the pedestal.

And I mean,
people die from that.

At least we have the option,

as long as
we can find the parts

that maybe
we can have it repaired.

[Anthony] What I'd I want
to do is get inside and see
what I can see.

-Yeah, let's chain it
down first, though.
-Right.

[Rick] Chain it down,
let's pop the hatch.

Let's crawl up inside
and let's see how bad it is.

Roger that.

[Rick] All right, you guys.

When it comes
to heavy equipment,
like a crane out at sea,

you have to have
safety in mind.

And no matter
how much harder
it's going to be,

it's never worth
having somebody get hurt

by a captain
not making sure

the equipment
is in working order.

[man] You're good.

[Anthony] Here we go.

[man] Chief, are you okay?

[Anthony]
There wasn't much room
with us both.

Pardon?

[man] Oh, my God.

Nobody washed that down?

What the [bleep].

-[Anthony speaking]
-[man] Yeah.

[bleep]

Literally, it's like going out
on the porch at your house
and [bleep] on your porch.

He literally took a crap
on the deck.

I've hit my limit
with Jacob and his [bleep].

[man] Yeah.

[Rick speaking]

[Rick] There is
no justification for that.

That is one of
the most disgusting things

I've heard of on a boat
in the Bering Sea.

Everybody,
get off the deck now!

I mean, I'm normally
a hands-off captain on deck,

until something
like this happens,
then I've got to step in.

I'm so tired of issues.

All of the personal BS
is just exhausting.

[Neal speaking]

We're together,
and that's all that matters.

We just miss our dog.

Hey, buddy. Come here.

I miss the grandbabies,
I miss the kids,

-I miss the dog.
-Yeah.

I'm just saying that.
I just miss the dog.

I love my grandbabies,
you know I...

-We love our grandbabies.
-You know I was being mean.

-We do miss Jack, though.
-Facetious.

-Oh, Jack.
He's always happy.
-I miss you, Jack.

[Heather]
He always loves us.
He doesn't talk back.

-So that's a bonus
right there.
-[Johnathan] Yeah.

You're a good buddy.

[Heather] He goes
everywhere with us.

-Yeah, he don't
want to get left.
-So he is not left at home.

No, he does not want
to be left at home.

[Heather] Well, in dog years,
let's see, what would that
make you?

[Johnathan] That'd be 28.

-Freeloader.
-[Neal] Still living at home.

-Still living at home.
-Still living at home
with mom and dad.

[Neal] It pays to be
such a good, good boy,
though, huh?

-Oh, my gosh.
-[ruffing] Who's a good boy?

Who's a good boy?

[narrator] Ruffing his way
into the end of the fall,

Johnathan fetches
over 62,000 pounds.

Good boy, Johnathan.

Good boy.

[Rick] Yesterday,
from the moment
we all woke up,

the deck felt off.

[narrator]
On the Aleutian Lady...

Jacob, I love
the hell out of you,

but you left
human fecal matter
in a working space,

which is not okay.

I get you had to do it.

You needed
to take care of it.

I mean,
we're a family on this boat.

We all work our asses off,
and we're trying our best

to do what we've got to do.

We're almost done.

Just get on the same page.
Put our issues behind us.

I'm hoping we can get
our gear dialed in.

And if it happens,
we're going to actually make
some good money.

Let's just bring it in
and get it done as a team

-and just kick
some a*s, you guys.
-[man 1] Roger that.

-All right?
-[man 2] Roger.

[Rick] Let's rock and roll.

Now, let's just
get this done.

I need to fill this boat up
as quick as we can.

I can't afford to be
messing around anymore.

[Sig] Well, we got
the last one coming up.

-Here we go.
-[man 1 speaking]

[crew cheering]

Got 'em.
Good job, Lauritz.

The new look man.

[man 2 speaking]

-[crew laughing]
-[Sig speaking]

He pulled it in too fast.

[crew cheering]

[man 1] Who's a big boy?

[Lauritz] I'm a big boy now.

[crew cheering]

♪♪ Oh, you can call...

[man 1] Whoo!

[Sig] Just finally
get down to the wire,

and then
get 'em in the last lap,
you know, it seems like.

Got our number.

[crew cheering]

[Sig] That's the way
to end the season for sure.

Bam!

[man 2 laughing]
Oh, Russell, that's not
a big enough one.

[man 1] Yeah, Russell.

[Johnathan]
You guys ready for this?

So you put down


-[man 1] Yeah!
-Boom, baby!

...we made about an extra
hundred grand for the boat.

So you all split,
that's 30% goes to the crew.

So you all made
a little over...

-Yeah, baby! Whoo!
-Whoo! Yup!

Merry Christmas.
Go have Christmas
with your friends.

Let's go to [bleep] Homer.

-Whoo!
-[man 1] We made it, brother!

[Johnathan]
It turned out really well.

So, yeah,
I wouldn't ever go anywhere
without my brother Neal.

Next step is go home
and have Christmas.

Come back up
and, uh, go fishing.

[Rick] All right, first pot.

You know, this is gonna
make or break us right now

because we guaranteed
to catch double our quota.

Way too much rides on this.

Uh, I, kind of,
don't even want to watch.

[man 1] Big money,
big money, big money.

Come on, daddy.
Send me that crab.

Whoo!

[crew cheering]

Boom! Whoo-hoo!

-Yeah, baby!
-[crew cheering]

-[man 1] Come on!
-[Jacob] Let's go!

Yes!

[man 1] Good job!

[Jacob] This is
how you fill a tank.

This is how you finish
the season, right here.

-[Jacob speaking]
-[exhales deeply]

Come on.
Keep it coming,
keep it coming.

The guys are
kicking a*s out there.

They're working
their butts off.

[man 2] Crabby contact.

Oh, yeah! There it is.

-[man 1] Let's go!
-[Rick] We needed this.

[grunts] Thank you, Lord.

-[man 1] Hell, yeah!
-[man 2] Whoo!

[Landon exhales deeply]

[man 1] Landon's got us
on bairdi right now.

Numbers are good.

He's doing
a good job for sure.

[line ringing]

[cell phone ringing]

[monitor beeping]

-Landon.
-[Landon] Hey, boss.

Yeah, we're in the
prep room here,
but halfway out of it.

They're gonna send me
back here soon, so...

How's it going for you guys?
What's happening?
Everything all right?

Everything's okay.

You can...

You can go
through your treatment
with some peace of mind.

I think we're gonna be
good to go home.

[Bill] Yeah,
I really appreciate you
cleaning this up, dude.

I'll get ahold of you
when it's over, man.

Take care of the boys.
Be careful.

-[Landon]
Good luck to you, man.
-All right.

[crew cheering]

[Landon] I can't believe
that I'm out here

by myself right now
in the wheelhouse

in this boat.
This is just [bleep] crazy.

Last one of the season, boys.
Good job.

-Yeah!
-[man 1] Yeah, baby!

[man 2] Yes, sir.

I'm finally
where I want to be.