13x05 - Bad Moon

[bunniefuu]

Keith:
I'm not here to play games.

I'm not here to make friends.

I want the number every time.

All my counts
are correct!

You're too busy yelling, man.
I'm the hailer.

Keith:
I'm here to run a business

In the worst place on the planet

To try and work.

Hang on, guys.

Whoa!

Ow!

Heads up, heads up!

Man: watch out!
Whoa! Look out!

Keith: so either get with the
business program and the plan,

Or get your [bleep]
off my boat.

Robby, you want a job
on this boat or not?

Tell me right now!
-Yeah!

Then shut the [bleep] up!

What the [bleep] is that?
Is that the moon?

That shouldn't
be on the water.

What the [bleep] is that?

Right there,
under the crane.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

Right there.

That's the moon.
That has to be the moon.

That's scaring the [bleep]
out of me.

-Are you pulling pots?
-Look at that thing!

What is that? That don't look
like the moon, dude.

Look at it.
That's scary.

[ Blows raspberry ]

Look at that [bleep] thing!

-Okay. Scroll.
-Okay.

Imagine
that they have to use --

Look at
that son of a b*tch!

They have to --
it's beautiful --

Get up on the bow
and look at

What the [bleep]
is that, axel?

Now they confirmed
it is the moon.

Yes, it is the moon.

[ All howling ]

[ Laughs ]

[ Howling continues ]

Narrator:
under the harvest moon...

All right, you guys.
Everyone be careful, guys.

This wind's been coming up.

Narrator: ...on the 118-foot
time bandit...

Got to get this gear moved
and behind the fleet and wave,

The wind's
just starting to blow.

Man: here we go, guys.
This is it.

Ready to go!
This is it.

Man #2:
what are we looking for?

Narrator: ...captain
johnathan hillstrand is looking

For a triumphant last season

Before calling it a career.

I never fought so hard to try
to make something happen.

I'm just trying not
to hurt nobody.

-Ow.
-You guys okay?

This is just getting
ridiculous, brother.

I came out here to kick a*s
with my brothers,

Not get our asses kicked.

Whoo!

You know, my brothers are both
going to come out with me.

I really wanted them to have
a really good glory season.

Narrator: supporting
john for one final trip,

Younger brother andy.

Andy: I'm just out here trying
to help johnathan out.

This boat needs
to be taken care of,

And johnathan needs that help,
and I'm here to help.

Johnathan: it's really good
to have my brother here

'Cause I have
someone to talk to.

He brought me coffee.

-[ Laughs ]
-need him.

Make him work.
-The "ying" to my yang.

Make him
[speaks indistinctly]

Who's "ying"
and who's yang?

I don't know, we're a bunch
of ding-dongs is what we are.

That's right.

Please, god,
after all the troubles

We've been through and after
all the delays and we --

We could use a break.

Narrator: with warmer sea
temperatures forcing the fleet

From the traditional grounds...

We're out deep where we never
crab-fish at 49 fathoms.

Way out west.

...the brothers hillstrand
get with the program

And try their luck
in colder, deeper waters.

Hope like hell
we got some crab.

If these pots don't
have something in them,

We're not looking too good.

Hang on, guys.

Whoa!

Whoo!

Holy...

Somebody doesn't want me
to do this!

Watch it, watch it!

Whoo-whoo-whoo!

I'm doing this.
We're getting this done tonight.

He's got ba*ls.
He don't care.

Scotty's got ba*ls.

*

Here's the last one here.

Man: let's do it.

I am so tired right now!
I'm tired!

I'm so tired.

I would like


I'll keep bugging you --


[ Breathing deeply ]

That's three.

If there's no crab
in here --

That's four.
Come on.

-Four...
-If there's no crab in there --

-Come on, five.
-I'm blaming it on you!

I'm going to bed.
I got two other captains.

I need five more.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

I hope there's three crab
for every breath.

Two more. Nine.
Okay.

Okay,
if there's two or three crab

For every breath
I just took,

Then we're [bleep]
golden childs.

Tomorrow's going to definitely
be a better day.

Narrator: 12 miles southwest...

Jake:
it's coming up here, fellas.

Narrator:
...on the 107-foot saga...

Usually when you come out
to a town pick,

You're getting 50s and 60s.

Narrator:
...captain jake anderson

Pulls up to a string that's been
soaking for nine days.

I've got a 200,000-pound quota,
so I have to perform.

We're only halfway
done with the job.

Everything
could go wrong, still.

Narrator: two days ago...

Jake: I got to have
at least 80,000, 90,000.

Narrator:
...jake gained the confidence

Of saga owner lenny herzog.

There's still a chance,
is that what you're saying?

Narrator: but with
over 100,000 pounds of quota

Still to catch...

Jake:
come on, man, you got it!

Man: got it!

Narrator:
...the young captain's future

Still hangs in the balance.

First pot's coming up.

Here comes our first crab.

Ah!

Not good.

Damn it, man.

Lot of smalls and female.

What did you guys
get in the last pot?

Oh, I want to puke.

No, they're not too big.

Nothing even extra got
in that -- this gear.

We're getting a few numbers,

But nothing like we're looking
for to end the season.

We need more than teens.


-17!

There's normally crab out here.

Stack it.

We're gonna stack it all on
and re-bait it

So we can move it.

Jake: all we know at this point
is where they were.

And they're not here now.

What does it matter?

I need
every single number.

Narrator: it's imperative
that jake keep tabs

On exactly how much quota
he has left to catch.


You get that, jake?



He depends on the crew

To give him
accurate crab counts.

Jake: seriously, I really
need the numbers.

It's only 9s and 10s
but they'll add up.

That's not my [bleep] problem
if it's low.

[ Sighs ]

Dean's a mystery to me.

Hey, anybody get the number?
Number? Number?

-9-7, 9-7, 9-7.
-Anybody else?

I didn't have any [bleep] crab!
One, maybe?

Can you hear
what I just asked?

Yes.
I said zero crab.

Zero.
Goose egg.

They are having
so much trouble

Giving me numbers,

And it's dean every time.

It's ridiculous.
It's frustrating.

Sorting is completely
horrible right now.

Jake: how many crab?

How many crab?

-15.
-[Bleep] 15!

Man:
[bleep] you tell him, not me.

Okay, so for the
seventeenth-hundredth time,

You're gonna count
your crab individually.

You're gonna give
your number to one guy,

And that guy is gonna
walk over to the hailer

And tell me the number as soon
as the table's clear.

You're too busy yelling,
man.

I'm the hailer,
you don't hear me say it!

Dean, you have
to count every crab.

Every single one counts.

I figured it was our
last [bleep] trip

And we needed to have
a great count

On it, it's just --

It's just for your ego.
Admit it.

So irritating.

Not, "I'll do better,
I'll try to do better."

Counts are counts.

Counts count.

On this trip I have
to have an exact number,

And he apparently doesn't
give a [bleep]

He doesn't.

Heads up, heads up!

Man: watch out!

Whoa!
Look out!

Whoa!

Narrator: on the saga...

Jake: heads up, heads up!

Man: watch out!

Whoa!
Look out!

Whoa!

[ Sighs ]

Calm down.

Okay, just go up slow, and now
get the bucket out of there.

We still okay running?

Where's the harness?

So what happened was
they were picking up the pot --

If you can try to look,

You can see where
dean's right leg is,

Well, there's an opening

Where there's a brand-new rail
we put,

And when he was wiring up,

The picking hook caught
on that rail

And then it bent it,
and there was so much tension,

And it just flew off.

Narrator:
with 15 pounds of solid steel

Whipping through the air...

Jake: that would've k*lled
somebody right there.

Narrator: ...the crew was
fortunate to avoid

Serious injury or worse.

And dean --
he almost died right now.

We watched that happen,
him almost die.

Dean's face was right next --
if that would've hit him,

That would've been
a game-ender, right there.

Done.

Dean don't come back home.

You all right,
right, dean?

Cool, cool. All right.

Sure, he gets on my nerves,

But the truth is
I care about my employees.

That'll wake you up,
that's for sure.

Whoa.

Narrator: 30 miles southeast...

Keith:
I just need to find some crab.

Our season is not over yet.

Narrator:
...on the 155-foot wizard...

We don't need that much.
We only need about 4,000 crab,

But I know guys
that it's taken weeks

To catch 4,000 crab before.

Narrator: 40 hours ago...

I got a couple females.

...having already off-loaded

All but 28,000 pounds
of his 105,000-pound quota,

Captain keith colburn returned
to disappointing pots...

Oh, please don't tell me
those crab ran away, man.

Narrator: ...forcing the skipper
to find new grounds.

Hey, go ahead and stack
that pot, okay?

Stack it up.

All right,
let's catch some crab.

Keith:
where I'm fishing right now

Is usually the western edge

Of where the fleet fishes.

This area hasn't been touched,

And we need a 20 average
to do the deal.

Oh, god, hopefully
we're gonna find the crab

That will finish
our season off.

[ Sighs ]

We're gonna find out right now
if there's anything here.

We don't need
rock star fishing.

We just need solid fishing.

Stay here.

Oh, come on, come on, come on.

Little help.
Little help, little help.

It's coming out.

Come on, guys,
get your [bleep] together.

Let's get a couple
of guys at the block.

Let's get the hands
at the railing.

Let's get this [bleep] gear
hauled.

Well, we didn't get
the pot in the block.

I just woke up.
I don't know what happened.

I think the guys' minds

Might be somewhere
else right now,

'Cause they know
the writing's on the wall.

This trip's just about over,

And they're heading home
to see their girlfriends.

Narrator: losing the pot
on the first toss...

Keith: coming up.

Narrator:
...the captain swings the boat

Around for a second attempt.

I got it.

*

Pull that little [bleep]
out of there.

Oh, I do got it!

Good luck!

[Bleep]

Keith: you okay, robby?

Is he okay, myles?

Myles:
the throwing hook tore

Into his boot
pretty good, there.

How's his ankle?
Is he okay?

[Bleep]

Robby's fine!

I just broke the bag
over the rail,

And I didn't know that the hook

Was still wrapped
around the line.

Narrator: the throwing hook got
caught up with the sinking pot.

Whipping across the deck,

It snagged crewman
robby schlosstein's ankle

Before flying overboard.

He just came out
on deck half-asleep,

And I told him the pot
was coming up,

And he just sat there and waited

Until it was past the point
when you would normally sh**t.

I should not have to be
reminding them all the time

And hitting them over the head
with a club to wake them up.

If getting ripped and almost
pulled over the side

Isn't enough of a wake-up call
on this boat,

I don't know what is.

We need to haul gear.
We don't need to be [bleep] off.

Monte:
all right, let's try to make it
a point to pay attention, here,

'Cause he's not
in a very good mood

Right now, all right?

-Roger.
-Roger.

[ Sighs ]

Come on, man.
Be some crab in this pot.

Man: there you go, man.
What do you got?

Robby,
we're good.

Come on, guys, give me a number,
give me a number.

This will drive
a captain crazy.



There we go.

Not spectacular crab, but...

We just need to haul
the gear and stack

It on there
and get out of here.

Man:
looking good here.

Narrator: with strong numbers
finally coming over the rail...

-Better already.
-We will be done soon.

...the wizard can put
this season in the books...

Let me just get my crab
and get the heck out of here.

Narrator: ...and for the
captain, not a minute too soon.

Keith: you get wound up
and all freaked out,

You know, you stress out.

I need to keep my wits about me.

I got to keep my head clear
and keep it together.

*

Narrator: 200 miles northeast
of dutch harbor...

Andy: the windows get cleaned
every morning,

Everything gets their ritual,

Nobody needs to be
told what to do.

They're washing my windows.

-...on the time bandit...
-I'm shocked.

Narrator: ...taking advantage
of his retirement year...

Johnathan:
andy's down there going,

"This is what happens --
before every string,

You clean the [bleep] windows."

Narrator:
...captain johnathan hillstrand

Enjoys the benefits

Of having little brother andy
aboard the boat.

Andy: if those windows are
dirty, he wants them cleaned off

Because if he can't see,

It takes us twice as long
to pull the gear.

Basically, what's been
lacking on this boat

Is a checklist of stuff to do.

I'm trying to get these guys
a checklist of everything

They need to be doing.

Narrator:
with a mission to ensure

That johnathan has
a successful season...

Andy: I want the crane greased.
I want that greased.

...andy cracks the whip
on deck.

'Cause I bet you that hasn't
seen grease in [bleep] years.

Right here.
Look at this.

No [bleep] way is that
grease gonna go in.

How long has it been
since this thing's been greased?

In the old days,
you're fired already.

I'm thinking
I'm liking this thing,

This andy hillstrand thing.

Okay, once again,
you don't have to crazy.

Now you have grease
all over the [bleep] place.

And he'll teach
these guys old school

So I don't have to keep
yelling at them.

Hey, water boy!

We're trying to grease
the wheels.

Can you [bleep]
contain your water?

Contain your [bleep]
water for a second.

[ Laughs ]

Oh, I'm just watering!
Never mind.

I don't know what's going --
what's going on?

[ Laughs ]
oh, my god.

I'm just watering.

I don't know what
the [bleep] going on!

What's going on?

Johnathan:
so, thank you, andy.

Thank you, brother.
Thank you.

Just do what you got to do,
man.

-Yeah. Yeah.
-You do it every year,



You always catch your crab.

Don't worry about it.

Keep breathing deep,
every pot.

Just chill out, man.
Have fun.

-Thank you.
-This is supposed to be fun.

Thank you.

You're one of the best
at what you do,

So why worry about it,
man?

You're right.
You're right, I am the best.

You ain't no punk-a*s kid
out here doing it.

[ Coughs ]

Namaste.

Narrator: relaxed and focused...

Johnathan: I'm driving this.
I'm ready, boys.

Narrator:
...the veteran captain pulls up
to his first deep-water string.

Johnathan: let them rip, baby!

There's only so much
crab out here,

And every day
so many pots get hauled,

And there's that
many less crab.

Narrator: with 140,000 pounds
left to catch,

The clock is ticking.

*

I hope
we got some crab legs.

Man: ah!

Whomp-whomp.

This is not what
I need right here.

Not very good.

There's just no crab.

Some females and stuff.

I don't like the looks
of that, andy.

I'm just trying to get
these pots pulled.

They got like


There's a lot of trash in here.

I want to see how many crab
are in that pot.

Not very many.

Narrator:
so far, the time bandit's foray

Into the deep isn't much better

Than their boondoggle
in the shallows.



I'm really hurting
over here for crab.

I just need at least
a 30 average

'Cause I don't have
no time

To pull any more pots, so...

A big, fat one.

That way enough
bacon for years.

Doing my job, you know,
trying to do my job.

My stress level
is high enough.

Andy: all I need you to do
is take three deep breaths.

[ Breathes deeply ]

Three of them.

You're gonna get light-headed,
but it will calm you down.

If you don't do three,
you're not gonna get calm.

What did I ever do
without you last year?

Narrator: in the wheelhouse,

Andy works to lower
the skipper's blood pressure.

Freddy's going crazy.

Oh, my god,
freddy is too funny.

While on deck, crewman
freddy maugatai dances

To get the crab gods' attention.

-Come on, freddy!
-Crab le-e-e-gs!

-Whoo!
-Get it!

I'm hoping this one's
a little bit better.

It's a quarter-mile away
and there's no pots around it.

Come on, baby.
Come to mama. Come to mama!

-Freddy!
-Oh, look at that.

Yeah! Whoo!

Got some big boys
in there, dude.

Look at those big boys.

Holy moly, moly, moly.

-Yeah!
-We got crab legs!

Whoo-hoo!

We got lots of crab legs.

Ah-ha, 60s again.

-Dude.
-50S or 60s.

Narrator: on the meet,
for the first time all season...

We're on the crab now, baby.

Narrator: ...the crew hauls
into the night.

-71.
-71.

Whoo-hoo! Whoo!
Whoo-hoo!

Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!
Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!

All day, every day.

I want to go
look at all of them.

Look at all the crab
going in the tank.

I'm freaking.

The mother lode!

We found the crab!

Narrator: working his final
king crab season...

Yeah, baby!

-Yeah!
-Whoo!

...johnathan is going
to enjoy it all.

This is all right!
Look at us.

Just got some damn
cinderella story.



Yeah!

You can tell there's
hardly any trash going in.

Ah, just beautiful crab.

Wow.
Right on.

-[Bleep] you earned it.
-That's crazy.

That's awesome.

I wanted to pull off
a good trip.

That's awesome.

I'm sh**ting right
toward the moon.

[ Cheering ]

What did we get? 103.



[ Cheering ]

Narrator:


That's almost 6,500 bucks
for that one pot.

Johnathan: 103.



A nice down payment
on a retirement watch.

First trip is
officially almost done.

Let's wrap things up
and get andy home.

Oh, man, I have so much fun
dishing with you, dude.

Anyway,
thank you, brother.

I almost went to tears.

I'll tell you one thing,
it's been crazy --

However many days
we've been out here.

You're always glad you came,
but you always want to leave.

There was some good, bad,
and ugly on this [bleep]

That's for damn sure.

Going to town, brother.

Narrator: 185 miles northeast
of dutch harbor

On the saga...

I don't know what any of this
is gonna do now.

I have no clue
where the crab are.

Narrator: after the first pots
of his town soak

Proved disappointing...

Jake: all these strings,

They're all based on information

That's 9 to 10 days old.

So...

Narrator: ...captain
jake anderson counts on

Bigger pots down the line
to turn this trip around.

I have a little over


I need 10,147 total crab

To equal 69,000 pounds.

Narrator: having gained
the trust of the boat owner

With a successful
first offload...

All right, this is
how it's gonna go.

I want the number every time,
and it has to be right on.

Ha. Ha. Ha.

Narrator: ...it's on jake to
prove he can do it again.

Jake: dean -- I don't even
trust right now

He's taking this seriously.

Narrator:
to do that, the entire crew

Will have to get
with the program.

I'm not gonna fire him.
I want to improve what I've got.

You take what you got
and you improve with that.

Where is this [bleep] pot?

I don't want to have
to worry about my count.

Yeah, no [bleep]

Seriously, I'm not gonna
even start picking this

Till everybody's onboard.

Mainly dean 'cause
he usually the one

That wants to give the number

And then he doesn't want
to give the number,

Then he does
want to give the number.

I give you the right number
every time.

You just don't
listen for it.

Maybe dean can't count.

Maybe he's illiterate.

His counts are so far off,
I don't know what he's getting.

I say it every time
I leave the table.

You don't even understand it.

You don't even understand it.
That's the worst part.

If those numbers
weren't so important --

Obviously,
he's speaking chinese.

Numbers -- I want those
[bleep] numbers --

I mean, he's not listening.

The trouble is,
he can't hear us

When he's talking
on the hailer.

So I shout out the number
and he's talking,

Obviously
he's not gonna hear it.

Why do you even --
still talking, dean?

You should be listening.

That's something
you fail to do.

All of my counts
are correct

Like a [bleep]
texas instrument.

Sean,
help count out dean's too.

I hope you know, guys,
I'm not hauling a pot.

We're just gonna sit
at the buoy bag

Until he shuts his mouth.

I ain't even
been talking.

*

Just sit here and drift.

I'll do this all [bleep] night.

[ Sighs ]

Narrator:
the captain and his deckhand

Find themselves
in a bering sea standoff.

There.
Now I got my crew back.

Back to fishing!

I don't care if it's one crab,

I don't care if
it's 3,000 crab,

I need every number.

Man: I hope there's crab.

*

Coming up.

I hope there's crab.

Oh, yeah.

-Hey!
-Whoo!

-Nice!
-Yeah!

We haven't even [bleep]

Yeah, first pot's looking
pretty damn good, actually.

I was kind of surprised.

This is what we're here for!

Red gold, baby. Red gold.

Man: 53.



Yeah.

Let's see if it keeps going.

That's the first pot, so...

*

-Whoo!
-Yeah!

Jake: wow!

That looks pretty good.

Yeah!

Whoo!

Jake: did I hear dean
give a number?

Roger.

Oh, my god.

[ Laughs ]

Dean's improving.

And that's all I want is
a willingness to get better.





Whoo!

It makes me so happy

To hear the numbers
over and over again.

My god, look at that thing!

Whoo!

Here we go.

That's a chunk of change.

High pot of the season.

I just feel like a weight has
been lifted off my shoulders.

Send it back.

-Yeah!
-Yeah!

-That's what's up!
-Whoo!

Attaboy, jake!

Despite our problems
we had today,

The fishing was still good.

I met my goals.

I feel I handled that perfectly.

There's no other way
to handle that.

*

Narrator: 185 miles southwest
in dutch harbor...

Keith: okay, let's get
another set of hands

Over here to help out
real quick, guys.

Somebody -- roger or tyler, get
your a*s up there and help out.

Narrator: ...the wizard's short
king crab season is over.

Robby: we're done fishing.

All we got left to do
is rig some gear

And get everything off the boat.

When we come back up for opies,
we'll be ready to go.

Narrator: ...and each deckhand
pocketed $38,000.

Ain't that right, rog?

Good luck, rog.

[ Speaks indistinctly ]

[Bleep]

Getting the boat
ready to go home.

Keith: blinders on -- these guys
are a bunch of [bleep] donkeys

Pulling a damn cart.

So my crew needs
to get their a*s in gear

And get this gear onboard.

Narrator:
for captain keith colburn,

His crew may be done fishing...

We need to get this gear
on the boat, rigged for opies,

And get the boat tied-up.

Narrator:
...but they're not done working.

There's one tie-up spot
left in this town.

After that,
there are no tie-up spots.

If we don't get the boat
tied-up, then guess what?

We might have to
go to king cove.

We might have to go to kodiak.

We might have to go back
to [bleep] seattle

To tie the boat up.

Narrator:
with limited long-term spots

For a 155-foot boat...

Keith: I'm getting a little bit
antsy about this.

My crew's on cruise control,

And cruise control
don't cut it around here.

Narrator: ...the skipper isn't
about to let the crew

Take their eye off the ball.

Kind of a crunch-time right now,

But we can only
do stuff so fast.

Overhead!

Keith: the other thing
that's got me pissed off

Is every one of those guys

Got a set of ear buds
in their ear.

You certainly aren't gonna
hear the crane operator say

"Run" or "duck"
or "get out of the way."

Robby almost got injured
during the season

Because he got sloppy.

Now he's down there
with ear buds in.

Now, not only is he sloppy,
but he's not paying attention.

-Overhead!
-Quite frankly, I can't have it.

So, yeah, I'm gonna go
have a conversation with him

About those
[bleep] headphones,

And they're coming
off right now.

Pretty excited to get
the hell out of here.

[Bleep] alcatraz,

Like you can never get off
this [bleep] island.

Gonna have a little
bonding moment with my crew.

This ain't gonna be
a peppy pep rally.

Narrator: with good counts
and even better crab,

Jake is within striking distance
of his mentor, sig.

Let me see him again.

Jenna: oh!
Off he goes.

Look at him go.

He's going down
the big hill now.

How did he get
so old so fast?

Riding bikes
and skateboarding already.

Miss the hell
out of him.

Well, I love you.

I got to get back to work.
I just wanted to check on aiden.

-Aiden, say bye-bye.
-Love you!

I love you.

Dada loves you.

I love you. Bye.

Wow.

That's rough.

I didn't understand how hard
it was being a parent,

Let alone a parent at sea.

Narrator: on the wizard...

Gonna have a little
bonding moment with my crew.

Narrator:
...captain keith colburn has
a bone to pick with his deck.

Okay, the one thing
I want you to do right now,

Robby, take those [bleep]
earphones off.

Same with you.
Get them in the [bleep] house.

All right?
When you're swinging [bleep]


Over your head,

You got to be
able to hear me.

Are you gonna look at me
when I'm talking to you?

[Bleep]

What's your [bleep]
attitude today, dude?

Nothing at all!
I had [bleep] --

You copped an attitude
on me just a minute --

-I didn't say anything!
-And now you're [bleep] yapping.

[Bleep]

Robby, you want a job
on this boat or not?

Tell me right now.

-Yeah.
-Then shut the [bleep] up.

Wow.

In fact, you know what?
Go pack your [bleep]

Get the [bleep] out of here.
Pack it now!

You got 10 [bleep]
minutes [bleep]

I'm dead serious on this.

Get your [bleep] off the boat.

I missed it.
What's going on?

I do not know what to say.

You know, it's --

I don't get it.

It's not a cool thing.

I don't have a [bleep] problem.

Don't know.
Don't even care.

Yeah, it's pretty [bleep]
lame that that happened.

I mean, I love working
with my brother, you know.

If that's all it takes
to get fired --

But we better [bleep]
keep our eyes on boss man.

Keith: robby's been on the boat
for about four years,

And robby's gonna be
on this boat

For about another


What did I do?

Sorry if I was listening

And trying to work
at the same time.

Keith:
I don't ask much of these guys,

But when you're too busy [bleep]
listening to your music

And you're not willing to listen
to the captain and the owner,

Well, then you're probably
too important for my boat.

One thing I do know --

I am completely lucid,
completely clear.

If ever in my life
I've had laser-focus,

It's right now.
Okay?

I haven't had a drink
in over three months.

When someone starts to talk
to you, and you can tell --

And they're your
superior officer --

You don't stare off into
the distance the other way.

That's basically a [bleep] you.

Right?

Roger: I figured when
robby left the boat

It would be on his terms.

And if he was to get fired,

I would think that
it would be for a reason.

[ Sighs ]

Was I too short?
Was I too quick?

Did I blow up for no reason?

Wow.

Well, no.
I had a reason.

We'll see you at home, brother.
Love ya.

Kind of a shame
to see him go, but...

You know what?

[Bleep]

See you later.

Narrator: 260 miles
up the aleutian chain...

...on the time bandit...

Johnathan:
yeah, you want to take us
into the dock, brother?

Andy: oh, yeah!

...younger brother andy

Helps john finish up
a successful first trip.

We got a good decent
jag of crab on the boat.

We're in king cove
to off-load,

I want to get this crab
off the boat

And get the money
in the bank.

I'm really proud
of all the guys.

We started out nine days late
for the shipyard

And got on the grounds,

And we didn't do too good
right off the start.

Finally
got on some crab.

I don't know what we have --


This is like $850,000
worth of crab here.

But a massive amount
of work got done.

We're the comeback kids!

After putting in one final trip
with his older brother...

He's gonna fly home.

...andy is heading back
to the mainland.

I'm pretty happy
my brother gets to go home.

I got you home on time
just like I told you

I'd get you in on time,
didn't i?

I tried to
keep him out here.

He tried to shanghai me

And keep me out
for the whole season.

No, he's helped out
so much, huh, brother?

Thanks for it, andy!

Thank you for
coming out with me.

I had a great time, man.
We found some nice crab.

I love you, man.

Love you.
You're welcome.

I got to go pack all my stuff up
and get ready to go.

Oh, yeah.
I know.

It's been great
having andy onboard.

All right, got all
my stuff packed up.

Ready to leave.

Got my suitcase.

Hey, eddie, can you help me
throw this stuff over?

Eddie: yep.
You betcha, andy!

Johnathan: so, andy's got a lot
of [bleep] to do.

But, yeah, I'm gonna
miss my brother a lot.

[ Grunts ]

-Got cold a lot, didn't it?
-Yeah, it did.

It's wintertime now.

Okay, andy, I'll see you.

I'll come go golfing with you
after this is over.

-All right, sounds good.
-Sure, buddy.

-All right, andy.
-Thank you, andy!

Damn short-timers.

It was fun having andy out here,
I'll tell you that much.

[Bleep] miss him already.

Miss my brother.

Damn it.