Deadliest Catch - Beat The Clock: Pay Off

" 220 kilometers to the southeast of the northwestern is the Lucky Lady. The Bering Sea is throwing everything she has at this little boat and their tiny crew."

" Oh, doggie."

" Oh, damn it!"

" Kevin you gotta start clearing that damn rail."

" Engine deck hand, Kevin Davis, is working the complex hydraulic crane and things aren't going well. Only hours ago, Kevin stepped into a hole on deck and severely twisted his ankle."

" Oh, God!"

" With a crew this small, all hands are needed on deck. Kevin can't work the reel in his condition, so they put him on the crane, but this is a complicated machine. It usually takes years not hours to master the control."

" I gotta get this boat off this line here. Tell these boys how to do it."

" Damn, Kevin, you gotta clear that rail."

" [unk]"

" Damn!"

" It's pretty horrid here when it gets like this. Stress is so hard on you."

" Dale!"

" Stop bugging the hell out of me."

" Put it down!"

" Yeah, baby."

" Wear the old men out."

" For the Lucky Lady, it looks as if this is going to be 1 long night. 6-meter swells make pulling the last 18 parts before midnight an all-night battle, but it's a battle that may have just [unk] their fever. Overcoming crippling injuries and just plain bad luck, it seems this little boat is finally on the crab. It couldn't have come at a moment too soon."

" Look out! It's there."

" Look out! They're going."

" [unk]"