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Some dude died of the deadliest catch during filming.

A 25-year-old kid was killed on the latest filming of the deadliest catch.

I remember we were all into that show about years ago.

It's still on, man.

Take a crab pot to the head or something?

There's no details, but that's usually what happens.

Or they get thrown overboard and drown, but it doesn't say that.

So it might have been a crap.

Those things way up.

We've seen those shows.

We used to watch those all the time 20 years ago.

When people watch, it is a dangerous job.

It's why people are drawn to watching.

Production on the 22nd season is happening right now.

And they're real seasons because that's a crab season. It happens once a year. Oh, yeah. So that's actually 22 years. So, yeah, I remember watching that show a lot. Well, there's two seasons, aren't they? Well, one's a different crab. Yeah, one's the king crab and one's the Ophelia, the snow crab.

Yeah.

And it's a dangerous job because the Bering Sea can get a little rough. Right. After my experience. That's why they make that good money. Right. Off the boat and just buy hookers, you know. After my experience on that boat in Hawaii, I can't imagine those guys. You're just sitting here. That was nothing compared to what they go. Oh, my God. Not even close. I mean, I can't. Every minute of your day is that, sleeping, eating, trying to just sit on the toilet with the boat rocking back and forth. I'm pretty sure you savor the calm days. Oh, God. And I don't know how many of those you get out on the Bering Sea, but we've talked to a couple

of those guys.

Yeah, all back in the day, we talked to a bunch of them. You great pusses on that show. They're like, let's check in with puss. Just constant vomiting. Projective. I always go bad for the guys on those boats that were the film crew.

You know, there's a sound guy and a film guy, you know.

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