He was saved by his fellow crew members, but it could have easily gone the other way. In season one, cameras caught young greenhorn crew member Kevin Davis slip on an icy deck and fall into the frigid ocean. (Sadly consults calculator.) That's 72 hours, or three days, a person could spend watching 'Deadliest Catch.'Ī highlight reel from past seasons showcased the craziness that we've come to accept as normal. They'll also be airing 12 hours of raw footage from the deck cameras of the boats, for those who can't get enough of the show. Not only do they have a fantasy game where you pick your own crew and ship, but they have a spinoff preview show with the captains called 'The Bait' that goes over highlights for the upcoming season. Upon entering the site, you can instantly tell that 'Deadliest Catch' is a huge revenue driver for the channel.

To prepare for the show's 10th season premiere, I went to to do some research. I've watched 'Deadliest Catch' sporadically over the years, so I know the main characters, but haven't seen every episode. Alaska empire that has brought us such hits as 'Alaskan Women Looking for Love,' 'Wild West Alaska,' 'Yukon Men,' 'Alaskan Steel Men,' 'Hook, Line & Sisters,' 'Railroad Alaska,' 'Alaska: The Last Frontier,' 'Bering Sea Gold,' 'Alaska Gold Diggers,' 'Gold Rush,' 'Sarah Palin's Alaska,' 'Big Hair Alaska,' 'Flying Wild Alaska,' 'Buying Alaska' and 'Railroad Alaska,' to name a few. 'Deadliest Catch' really paved the way for the Discovery Communications Inc. For nine years and seasons, we've followed the Time Bandit, Northwestern, Cornelia Marie and their foul-mouthed crews on the high seas. Now for a more mainstream topic: 'Deadliest Catch' began its 10th season on Tuesday.

It is the purest form of reality TV, and it always brings joy to my heart to watch a bunch of stir-crazy politicos get their five seconds of 'fame.' Legislative aides, pages, journalists, lobbyists, citizens and legislators themselves gather here to stare into the camera, flash notes to their families and perform elaborate 'accidental' falls. 360 North provides constant coverage of various committees and floor sessions, but my favorite is always the live stream coming from the hallway of the second floor of our majestic Capitol. The end of the Alaska legislative session is always a special time.

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