20x15 - A Bridge Too Far

[bunniefuu]

[man speaking over radio]

[coast guard speaking
over radio]

[man speaking over radio]

[coast guard speaking
over radio]

Somebody's
in pretty tough shape
right now.

Just hope
it turns out all right.

The Bering Sea is
a wicked place.

And the problem we've got is
these storms keep coming in

with this super El Nino.

Every conservative part
of my nature says,

stay close to Dutch.

But every bone
in my body is saying,

go to St. Paul.

[Monte] But I myself would
prefer to go

to the other side of St. Paul.

I know it's twice
as far, which sucks.

But I've been fishing
western bairdi

for a long time.

And we've seen crab out there.

[Keith] It's
a long way to travel.

There's a lot of things
that can set us back.

I understand. I'm just...

[sighs]

[crew member] You got it?

[crew member 2] Good to go!

All right, guys, get ready
to throw lines.

-[crew member
shouting indistinctly]
-[crew member 3] Here we go!

[crew member whooping]

[Keith] You know what?

Roshambo to see
where we go. Ready?

[Keith] I believe in luck.

[crew member speaking]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

[Keith] But at the end
of the day,

[crew members clamoring]

It just [bleep] died.

[Sig] Mother nature makes
a lot of decisions for us.

[crew member] Look at 'em.

Get it over the side!
Get it over the side!

[crew members
shouting indistinctly]

All right.

That's it.

Stay close to Dutch.

[opening theme music playing]

[crew member]
Let's go! Let's go!

-[thudding]
-[Keith groans]

Are you all right?

Bro!

Are you all right?

[Sig] Lo and behold...

[narrator] 46 miles below
a southbound Arctic cyclone...

[Sig grunts]

Boy, oh boy.

A lot of rolling around.

You let her go
when you're ready.

[crew member] Away she goes.

[Sig] There's an Arctic blast
from the northeast.

We're going to have to be
on our toes.

We just got done
with our bairdi season.

We are now on
the golden king crab grounds.

[narrator] Raging out
of Russia's Kolyma Mountains,

a 250-mile-wide
low-pressure system
barrels southeast

to the Bering Sea
crab grounds.

With forecasts predicting
strong easterly winds,

Captain Sig Hansen sets


perpendicular
to the approaching weather,

betting the risk is
worth the reward.

These crab are three times
the size of a bairdi

with three times the price,

and it's
a derby-style fishery.

We're trying to get in this
and get as much as we can.

We're fishing right
on a cliff here.

Very steep edges,

very deep.

That's where
these golden king crab like
to hang out.

Basically, I want to us to try
to stay in this contour here.

[crew member
shouting indistinctly]

So our job is to try
to keep these pots

on that edge.

The only way to do that is
to go up against the weather,

you know, to protect the guys.

The weather's getting worse
by the hour.

It's pretty [bleep] out,
I'm not going to lie.

[Sig] Oh, watch out, guys.

It's building more and more.

We were...

going downwind,

and now the wind's already...

coming around?

Could it have
come around that fast?

I guess so.

Watch out.

[crew member] Whoa!

This is nuts.

That weather just turned over


[crew member speaking]

[Sig] It was
supposed to be coming

from straight ahead, man.

So we had it lined up
right on the edge here.

And now...

This isn't going to work.

You're going
to wipe somebody out.

[Sig over PA] Watch the rail.

We've got to turn.

We've got
to turn a little bit.

It's not going to be
where we want 'em.

That's all there is to it.

Ooh.

Ah!

I wanted to set...

this way. I had the dog leg.

I mean, I kind of doubt
there's any crab there.

It's right on a plateau.

That's typically not where
we're fishing for browns.

But the way this is going,

the storm leaves me no choice.

Mother nature is in control
right now. I'm not.

Bottom line, we just got
to get them off the boat.

And then cross our fingers
and hope for the best.

[narrator] 76 miles northwest

on the Titan Explorer.

[Jake] We knew
with the Super El Nino streams

that this was gonna
be a hell of a year

but I didn't think it was
going to be every day.

[crew member]
All right. Here we go!

[crew member] I'm on the rail!
Let's see what we got.

[crew member 2 grunts]

[crew member] Nothing!

Man!

[crew member 3]
Where's our crab at?

[indistinct]

[crew member] I don't like
anything I'm seeing today.

These last pots here aren't
doing so hot.

[Jake] There's no chance
of me staying.

This string here is 62 fathoms

from the northernmost end
of my gear.

There ain't nothing here.

It's a lot deeper here.



[narrator] First to breach

the southern edge
of the storm,

Jake Anderson hauls
and stacks all 150 pots

to relocate his gear

to deeper,
nutrient-dense waters

where the crabs seek shelter

from the violent currents
above.

[Jake] Weather's starting
to pick up right now,

and I'm just going to keep...

hauling a pot at a time
until I can't do it anymore.

Hey, tell Felipe
that my port engine is not on.

[crew member] Let's go!

-[crew member 2] Coming up!
-[bleep]

[bleep] It just [bleep] died.

[Jake on radio]
Stay away from the rail.

I have no throttle.
I have nothing.

Be careful out there.
I got nothing.

I don't know
what's going on right now.

I hope I didn't
blow up my engine.

Just stay away
from the rail, Shy,

'cause I got no control yet.

[crew clamoring]

[bleep]

[crew member 3]
So let's see what...

Felipe says.

I need a report

-as soon as possible from him.
-[phone ringing]

[phone ringing]

Hey, Jake.

I gotta talk to you.

[Jenna speaking]

[Jake] You okay?

[Jenna speaking]

[Jake] What happened?

[Jenna sniffles]

[Jenna speaking]

[Jake clears throat]

Tell Shyanne
to get up here fast.

[Jenna speaking]

[Jenna sniffles]

[Jake] Damn it, man.

[breath trembling]
Tom was my best friend,

and he was my...

[exhales]

Him and I rebuilt
the [bleep] Saga.

All right.
Strike your arc here

and attach...

[Jake] We rebuilt the bow,
we rebuilt the stern,

we rebuilt the bathroom,
we rebuilt the floors.

It's a blessing.
He's taught all of us

how to weld and fit.

And he's one
of the best cutters

in Washington state.

[bleep] why?

[narrator]
On the Titan Explorer...

[Jake whimpering]
Tom was my best friend.

[crying] I call him
every night.

[sniffles]

Especially now when I ain't
catching [bleep].

[sniffles] [bleep]

[exhales sharply]

[Jenna speaking over phone]

We're going to hurry and try
to get home, okay?

[Jenna speaking over phone]

[exhales sharply]

What the [bleep]?

So many more people
that should [bleep] die,

not him.

Not [bleep] him.

I can think
of [bleep] five people

within a hundred mile radius.

Not [bleep] him.

[Shyanne] Are you going
to be okay?

[Jake] Probably not,
but I'll make it through.

I'll stay focused
on the task at hand.

[Shyanne] Okay.

-[phone ringing]
-[Shyanne] All right.

-[Jake] Yeah,
let's get back out there.
-Yeah.

Uh, so did it just shut down
due to low oil pressure?

But there was oil in there?

Okay, good.

[sighs]

Oil pressure's back up.
There's oil in the engine.

I thought I blew
the [bleep] engine up, dude.

Well, I'm just starting
to wear on me.

Currents are running hard.

The storm's not letting up.

January is just a tough month.

My dad went missing
on January 6, 2010.

My sister Chelsea was
in her mid-30s.

She died in February,
Friday the 13th, 2009.

And...

so I don't like January.

Now I just lost my best friend
of the last eight years.

[crew member] Nothing.

[Jake] To add insult
to injury,

I'm not haulin' crab
and I don't know where to go.

I got to move
this gear somewhere.

I don't know.
I don't know what to do.

[narrator] 83 miles away,

south of the storm...

[Monte] The weather
kicking up here.

We're about halfway
up to St. Paul.

[narrator]
...aboard the Wizard.

We talked about this,
kind of wavering,

and all of a sudden he says
he wants to go to the line.

Well,

I want to go up to St. Paul.

My brother doesn't fish
these things much.

Give it to somebody
who's done it as much

or more than anybody.

I just think
we have a better chance

of finding what we need
in a timely manner

going up here.

[narrator] 18 hours
after losing a game
of Roshambo

that was supposed to have

the brothers Colburn heading
just east of Dutch Harbor,

Monte instead bets
$10,000 of fuel

on grounds west
of the remote St. Paul Island

in the path of the approaching
Arctic storm.

He's probably not
going to be happy

that I basically steered
the boat way out to the west.

When he went
to bed last night,

we left town.

We'll worry about
that argument later, I guess.

This weather's
a little more wind

than called for.

Been thrashing around here.

The stack is not happy here
all of a sudden.

I see that. I see that.

Yeah, we need
to get outside right away.

We're going to need
a bunch of chains.

Let's get out there
right away.

[crew member] Roger.

[crew member 2] Let's go.

[crew member
shouting indistinctly]

What's up, Mouse?

All of a sudden,
the stack is just going nuts.

That one pot looks like it's
trying to fall off the boat.

Um...

well,

where the [bleep] are we?

[Monte] We're going up
to St. Paul.

Um... [sighs]

You know what?
I'm not even going to worry
about that right now.

-So...
-[Monte] Whoa,
that one's moving.

Now, let me hop in there.

-[crew member 3] Go!
-[crew member 4] Wake up!

[crew member speaking]

You guys, heads up
on the starboard side.

[Keith over radio] I am
in the ditch, okay?

So be careful with the rail.

Get her secured.

[over radio] We need
at least three chains.

The stack aft
of the launcher looks like

it's shifted about
a half foot at least.

[crew member speaking]

[crew member 5 speaking]

[Keith] This is
ridiculous, man.

They only chained it
for a 12-hour run,

not a 30-hour run.

We've got five chains
on a stack.

We normally have ten.

[Keith] [bleep] Mouse.

This would have never happened

if we were [bleep] going
to fish on the east side,

'cause we would have
already been set and geared.

[crew member] You got it?

[crew member 3] All right,
let's go, guys.

I mean, we're fortunate
these guys...

are able to do what they did.

So I guess we're going west.

We're going to the...
[indistinct]

[Monte] We're going up
to the island.

[Keith] You are
the bairdi guy,

and I hope you're right.

[Monte] Oh,
I hope I'm right, too.

[Keith] You've got the con.

Next time you lose a Roshambo,

just make sure you stick
with your loss, all right?

No. Next time
I lose a Roshambo,

I got to immediately say
"Two out of three."

[Keith laughing]

We haven't done
the other two yet?

[Keith laughs]

Are you kidding me?

[narrator] 30 miles northeast,

along
the low-pressure system's
southeastern edge...

[Sig] Ready for this one?

Weather just keeps coming up
and up and up, man.

[Sig] El Nino, it's--

everything that they said
is happening.

So this one's going through
right now,

and then bang,
there's the next one.

So I feel like we can't--
we've got to just do it.

[Clark] Get this done and get
out of here and get home.

[Sig] Right.

Be safe.

[narrator]
...on the Northwestern.

[Sig] Right now... [grumbles]

everybody's a little skittish
hauling in this stuff.

It's not letting up.

But the reality is,

you know, we got to haul pots
to make money.

Set up against it,

along that edge,

that's where we are now.

Where we had to turn,
make the bend...

we didn't lay it out
the way I wanted to.

So...

we'll see how this does.

[crew member 5 whoops]

[crew member 6 laughing]

[Clark] You ready?

These first couple are
in the ditch.

Watch out the rail.

-[crew member 2] Yeah.
-[crew member 4] Roger.

[Sig grumbles]

[man shouting indistinctly]
Yeah. Hey, come on, come on.

[crew member 2] Get some...

You really got
to pay attention here.

[crew member 5] First pot!

[Sig] First pot's up.

[crew member 4] Nothing.

[Sig] No.

I don't see
anything moving in there.

When it's rolling around
like this,

nobody's happy.

It wears you down.

[crew member 4] No.

That's not doing it.

[bleep] irritating,

to say the least.

Now we're on the pot
where we had that dog leg,

I had to switch 30, 40 degrees

on my string. So...

the whole terrain just changed

all of a sudden, you know?

Probably going to come up

empty, I imagine.

[crew member 4] There we go.

[crew member 6] Yeah, baby!

Oh, there's some life
in there.

We're starting
to see a few now.

[crew member] We've got
some keepers in there.
That's life.

How many you get out of there?

[crew member 4] Fifteen!

All right. Good.

[crew member 4] Whoa.

-[crew member 2
shouting indistinctly]
-[crew member 3 whooping]

Yeah, baby!

[Sig] That adds up fast.

Might be able to
scratch on something
around here.

[crew exclaiming]

[Sig] Hang on!

[bleep]!

We just gotta
fish through this weather,
that's the problem.

[crew shouting indistinctly]

[man 2] Oh!

Here we go!

-[Sig laughs]
-[man 2] Got 'em!

Let's bring it home.

Well, there's something
to this spot here, obviously.

[crew whooping]

[man 2] Power down!

Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

[man 2 shouting]

[man 1 speaking]

[narrator]
On the Northwestern...

Well, there's something
to this spot here, obviously.

[man 1 speaking]

Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

You okay?

Roger!

That was close.

That thing went sailing.

Glad nobody was in the way.

Our pots are seven by eight.

They're eight feet tall.

You know,
it'll cut you in two.

[man 2]
Just accidentally no dogs on.

If you want to empty the pot

and the dogs aren't
wrapped around it,

it can fall right over.

That's why it's so dangerous
around that table, man.

You guys know not to stand
behind that sorting table.

The only good news
about this is that

we landed on crab.

We can get more gear in here.

Get ready. We're gonna
turn around and get them
back in the water.

[Clark] Yeah, roger.

[Karl] Let's go, baby!

I wouldn't have
bet on this spot,

but I'll take it.

We need to be aggressive.

Set it right back
on the same spot.

Is it one-hit wonder?

Or is there more volume
down there?

[narrator] 45 miles north...

[Jake] Shy, this storm
is big here.

Right now,
we're at 20-foot seas.

But it's just gonna get worse.



[bleep].

[narrator]
On the Titan Explorer...

We're gonna want to be quick
getting this gear off.

Set on the bank.

Here? I don't know
what's here.

And I think this just gives me
a perfect opportunity

to commemorate Tom
through a string.

I'll let you guys know
what's going on.

[Shyanne] Yeah, I'll go down
and talk to 'em right now.

-[Jake] All right, love you.
-[Shyanne] Love you.

Tom and I had
a special friendship.

We would...

go the extra mile
for each other,

and we would be
grateful for that.

[sighs] I'm just ready to...

get this crab on and go home.

Get a pot in the rack,
I'll be coming down.

I came out here
'cause I want to

dedicate a string
to my friend Tom.

So he taught me
how to fit, fabricate, weld.

He also was a marksman
in the 82nd Airborne.

Out of respect,

we'll give him the last flag

that sailed on the Saga.

Tom taught me
how to fish halibut

for the first time,

my first season on the Saga.

So I got my first fish,
it was like 30 pounds.

And then Tom went around

and caught
a [bleep] 70-pounder

right after.

Rest in peace, Tom.
This string's for you.

[Jake] Love you, Tom.

-I love you.
-Love you.

All right, here you go, guys.

Drop it.

This is Tom's string.

So this guy is the guy
we're fishing for right now.

He's been my best friend

for quite some time.

Hopefully Tom
gives us some crab.

Come on, Tommy.

[narrator]


[Keith blows raspberry]
It's gonna be a long day.

Monte always leaves
[bleep] lying around.

I got ashtrays, cigars,

coconut water,

bottles of pink juice.

God knows what it is.

Everybody should
have a little brother

just to torment you in life.

[narrator] On the Wizard...

[Keith]
The weather's so wicked.

Monte took us on a joyride
west of St. Paul.

I'm trying to
keep my temper intact.

I don't really like it when
somebody goes against orders.

But, uh, you know...

As soon as that gets better,
I better name any.

[Monte]
I'm not gonna b*tch about
not being at the line

until we see what's here.

All right, they're all
geared up, ready to go.

Get around.

All right, guys.

The weather sucks out there.

And there's also
a lot of ice on this gear.

Keep an eye on each other.

I'll try to do my best
to hold the boat

so that you're
not taking any weather.

But we're up here
because my brother

doesn't seem
to honor his bets.

-He's a squelcher.
-[Monte laughs]

[laughs]

[Keith] All right, be careful.

Ooh, wee, this storm is nasty.

[Keith] Ouch.

That's nasty there, man.

Did the ones
on the front of the stack

look that bad, too, Roger?

[Roger speaking]

[Keith] They were
worse than that.
Holy crap, man.

They got to bang ice
just to get to the door ties.

Bang ice to bait the pot.

The shocks are
gonna be frozen solid.

They got to beat on those

just to break them apart.

Oh, man, I am gonna be
one happy camper

when I get
this gear off the boat.

[Roger] Going over!

[Keith] I can't see anything.

I mean, [bleep]!

I can't even see
the next wave right now.

I've got to really try
and stay on this

and keep these guys
[bleep] safe.

[Roger] Going over!

[Keith] This is not
the kind of conditions

you want to
set gear in right here.

Come on.

Come on.

Here comes one.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Roger]
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Watch out!

Head's up, guys.
Get it over the side!

Get it over the side!

[Roger] Holy [bleep]!

[Keith] This is not the kind
of conditions you want
to set gear in.

[narrator] On the Wizard...

Here comes one.

[Roger]
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Watch out!

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Watch out!

[Keith] Head's up, guys.
Get it over the side!

Get it over the side!

[Roger] Holy [bleep]!

Be careful. Be careful.

Watch your feet in the ice.

Watch your feet in the ice.

All right. Okay.
Good job, guys.

Auto launch is not
what we like up here.

Holy crap.
That was terrifying.

Got wiped off the deck
by a wave.

Watch out. We've got one
coming right now.

Starboard side. Boom.

[Tyler] [bleep]!

[Keith] All right.
Let me get turned here, guys.

I'm not setting on
that course anymore.

[bleep] that course.

So now I'm setting on a course
I don't want to set on.

But you know what?

I have no choice.
I just have to set on

the safest course possible.

And even the safest course

is not safe.

There is no safe set
in the Bering Sea right now.

We're gonna find out
if Monte's gamble

is gonna pay off.

We shall see.

[narrator]


in the heart
of the Arctic storm...

[Jake] This storm
is not making it easy

for me to drive this boat,

nor is the current.

I can't haul it
from the other direction.

Otherwise, I'm gonna
take a big fat wave

and k*ll everybody.

So I'm clenched
to the steering wheel.

I'm clenched to the throttles.

I'm just trying
to hang on for the ride.

[narrator]
On the Titan Explorer...

The fishing's been bad,
but I'm excited.

At least I'll get to
remember my friend
for a while.

I'm gonna haul
Tom's pot first,

for good luck.

Hopefully he'll
set up the string.

I need a little of it.

I need a lot of it.

Ready to go, guys?

Tom's string.

We're getting ready
to haul Tom's string.

I'm hoping he brought us
some good luck.

I'm excited to see
the flag and the torch.

Here it comes.

[crew cheering]

There's something in it!

Yeah!

There's crab in there!

Oh, my God,
there's [bleep] crab in there!

[exclaims]

Holy [bleep].
It's a seven by eight, too.

Thank you, Tom!



[Jake] Oh, my God!

Tommy.

They're all giving us
some better numbers, finally.

-Whoa.
-[Shyanne whooping]

-[bleep]!
-[crew cheering]

Holy [bleep]!

[crew cheering]

That is awesome.

This is definitely
the best fishing we've seen.

-[crew cheering]
-[Jake] It's the most
consistent.

[exclaiming]

Oh, man!

Nice! Nice!

Look at that pot!

[laughing]

I'm coming down, dude. [bleep]

[laughing] I'm coming down.

Oh. [bleep] gonna get violent!

[bleep]

[whooping]

Yeah!

[all cheering]

[Jake] Yeah, Tom!

[man screaming]

[Shyanne] Get the [bleep]
out of my face now!

[Jake] Good job, guys!

-Good job!
-[man] Yeah!

[all cheering and whooping]

Thanks, Tom!

Tom, you missed it.

You should have
been there, bro.

That's the high pot
of the season right there.

Love you, Tom.

[narrator]


[Keith] The wind's
definitely kicking up now.

We're pushing


and the tops of these waves
are starting to get blown off.

It almost looks like
smoke on the water.

[narrator] On the Wizard...

First pot...

opening set west of St. Paul.

It's hard to say
what we're gonna find.

Anybody's guess at this point.

I'm optimistic
it's gonna pay off,
but at the same time,

you know, Monte's the one
that made the call here,

kind of against
my better judgment.

Rolling the dice.

[Monte] Oh, it's gonna pay.
It's gonna work.

[Keith] I hope so.

If I don't make my crew money,

I'm not gonna have a crew.

Come on, baby!

-Come on, baby!
-Here we go, baby!

[narrator] Coming up...

You have no [bleep] clue
how to run a crew!

-[Monte] Okay. Perfect!
-Period!

[bleep] you, Mouse!

-[thudding]
-[Keith grunts]

Are you all right?

Bro.

Are you all right?

[Jake] Tom was my best friend
for the last nine years.

He taught me
everything I know about boats.

[Tom] You guys stay safe, huh.

[Jake] He was always there,

always helped out

whenever anybody needed him.

I was grateful for that.

You finally out of here, Tom?

[Tom speaking]

You got it. The rest of it's
all yours, man.

He had a hell of a smile.

And a hell of a mustache.

[woman] Take care.
Keep in touch.

[Jake] I think I'm
a pretty lucky guy to have

Tom as a friend.

All right. See ya.

[man] Bye, Tom.

God, I loved him.

[narrator] On the Wizard...

[Roger] Rolling the dice.

[Keith]
If I don't make my crew money,
I'm not gonna have a crew.

Come on, baby.

[man 1] Yeah, dude.

[Keith] This is not
what we want, man.

I'm seeing snails, Mouse.

[man 2] Zero on that one.

[Keith] Good job! Good job!

All right. Careful, guys.
Be careful.

We got some
[bleep] weather here.

[Keith] [bleep]!

[bleep]!

[sighs]

[man 1 speaking]

That's a non [bleep] starter.

Obviously, we're not
seeing enough to fish here.

Ouch.

We got a long ways to go.

It's difficult enough
to hold downwind

and down current.

Numbers aren't helping us any.

This [bleep] area sucks.

Yeah, it sure is.

[Keith] Monte can take his

bairdi guru [bleep]

and shove it up his [bleep]!

Oh, whatever.

My brother
and his harebrained scheme

to go west of St. Paul

burned $30,000 worth of fuel

in the process.

To go haul nothing.

Absolute nothing.

[Monte]
Just got to be positive.

It's easy to look
in the rear of your mirror
and... [chuckles]

[Keith] Son of a [bleep]!

[Monte] Okay, you want me
to take you over?

You sound
pretty [bleep] irritated.

[Keith] I'm [bleep] pissed.

[Monte] I'm trying
to figure out what the [bleep]
we're doing here still.

It's not an easy task.

Stop using the word "we."

This is not
a plural situation.

[Keith] I'm tired of
your [bleep], Mouse!

I'm tired
of your [bleep], too!
Everybody's [bleep]!

Go [bleep] find
some more blanks.

And when you're done
[bleep] hauling goose eggs,

let me know and I'll
[bleep] find some crabs. Okay?

[Monte]
Don't [bleep] rag on me.

[Keith] You set
on the west side.

[Monte] Which is where
you said we should go.

-Dutch harbor.
-We're gonna start calling you
Sahara desert!

-You said we were going...
-Sahara desert!

-You said we were going
to St. Paul. [bleep] you!
-[bleep] you!

You have no [bleep] clue
how to run a crew!

-[Monte] Okay. Perfect!
-Period!

-Yeah.
-You said we're going
to St. Paul.

And who's paying the fuel?

Who's paying the bait?

Who's paying the freight?

Who's paying everything?

You lost the [bleep] roshambo.

That had nothing to do with...

-[Keith] And then you went...
-[bleep]! Oh, whatever.

-Then you went west!
-I'm so tired of this.

I'm not arguing
with you right now.

-Go [bleep], Mouse!
-[Monte] Usual [bleep]
bull [bleep]!

[Keith] And guess what?
You know what?

I'm not talking
to you right now.

[Keith] [bleep] you, Mouse!

-[thudding]
-[Keith grunts]

Are you all right?

Bro.

Are you all right?

Hey, bro?

Talk to me, bro.

Are you okay?

Cody, come on in.
I need a hand up here.

-[Keith retching]
-[Monte] How we doing?

[retching]

[Monte speaking]

Hold on. Let me
turn it up here.

[Monte speaking]

[coast guard speaking]

What happened?
Did he [bleep] die?

Okay. Here comes
a [bleep] wave.

Hang on. Hang on.

Heads up. Heads up.

A big wave. Watch out!