1:39 American Chopper: Alaska Bike, End of An Era

OCC gets pushed to the breaking point to complete the Unique Machines Bike commemorating Alaska's 50 year anniversary as a state... and Jr. makes a decision that will change OCC forever.

Alaska found at 0:46

Now, today we're gonna be starting a unique machine bike to celebrate Alaska's 50th year as a state. So junior's going down the court.

1:02 Deadliest Catch 5 - Welcome Back Mike

The Time Bandit crew welcomes back an old friend with a surprise.

3:31 Deadliest Catch 5 - Sig's Got Company

The Northwestern tries to go off the beaten path only to find that more and more boats are moving into the area.

3:33 Deadliest Catch 5 - Spotty Crabbin

Captain Sig of the Northwestern decides to stray away from the fleet in order to find the elusive crab.

1:07 Deadliest Catch 5 - Fun and Games

As another season kicks off the Captains show they still know how to party.

1:02 Deadliest Catch: Welded Pot

Captain Phil pulls the oldest trick in the book on the Maverick.

5:08 Deadliest Catch: Quick Catch 8: Season Mercifully Ends

Part 8: The opilio crab season has ended, and the overworked crew finally get to cash in and see their family.

Alaska found at 3:21, 3:42

270 miles to the south in Dutch Harbor, Alaska , the Time Bandit begins her final offload of the season.

of 190 thousand pounds, the Time Bandit headed for home in Homer, Alaska .

0:56 Deadliest Catch: Dummy Falls Flat

On the Northwestern, Edgar tries to scare the skipper. Too bad Sig isn't so guilible.

5:15 Deadliest Catch: Quick Catch 3: Tempers Flare

Part 3: The captains start feeling the pressure as the season continues and the competition heats up. Tempers flare aboard the boats.

5:20 Deadliest Catch: Quick Catch 1: Taking a Beating

Part 1: The king crab season officially begins in Alaska . Some boats start off on a bad note.

Alaska found at 0:19

year's 86 million dollar king crab harvest. Welcome back to Dutch Harbor, Alaska . On the Time Bandit, Captain Johnathan keeps the Hillstrand family tradition alive with a new hire, his 25-year-old son, Scott.