Deadliest catch

• There were some tense times for the crew of the Time Bandit on Deadliest Catch (Tue., 9 p.m. ET on Discovery) Tuesday night. It was coming to the end of the Opilio crab fishing season and harsh weather was closing in.
(Huffington Post)
• On Tuesdays (July 3) episode of Discoverys crab-fishing reality series Deadliest Catch, newlywed F/V Northwestern deckhand Jake Anderson drives into a forested area in Skagit County, Wash.
(Zap2it.com)
• BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO – Discovery Channel continues to captivate TV audiences with its one-two punch of Alaskan crab fisherman.
(Forbes)
• Got Fourth of July plans? Well pencil in Americas Lost Treasures (Wednesday, 9/8c, National Geographic Channel), folks.
(YAHOO!)
• A turning point in Jake Anderson's role and growth as a fisherman on TLC's "Deadliest Catch was the disappearance of his father. With his father went missing, Jake Anderson was a wreck at sea. He could not focus and moreover, he knew he had burdens.
(HULIQ.com)
• Deadliest Catch had its share of bad luck in its latest episode Collision Course (Season 8, Episode 12) on June 26. The opening scene had the Ramblin Roses deck hand take the wheel while the rest of the crew hit the bunks.
(Examiner)
• Its hard not to watch Deadliest Catch from the warmth and safety of the family hearth and not feel a twinge of empathy for the grizzled, unshaven, weather-battered crab fishermen working Alaskas Bering Strait in truly frightful sea conditions.
(Calgary Herald)
• Its hard not to watch Deadliest Catch from the safety of the family hearth and not feel a twinge of empathy for the weather-battered crab fishermen working Alaskas Bering Strait in truly frightful sea conditions.
(The Vancouver Sun)
• It`s hard not to watch Deadliest Catch from the warmth and safety of the family hearth and not feel a twinge of empathy for the grizzled, unshaven, weather-battered crab fishermen working Alaska`s Bering Strait in truly frightful sea conditions.
(Calgary Herald)
• The polar ice is closing in on the Deadliest Catch fleet, but the crab is still coming onto the boat as they rescue their pots--for most of the captains, that is.
(HULIQ.com)