No, really. They sail their fishing boat out to some big ol’ icebergs, and they shoot at the icebergs with guns. Apparently, you can harvest the ice that breaks off and sell it to bottled water producers.
- First, they circle the iceberg several times. I assume they are attempting to confuse it so it will make a mistake.
- Then, they shoot the iceberg. With regular rifles, such as one might use to shoot tin cans off a fence, or Dick Cheney’s hunting companion in the face.
- Next, the iceberg laughs at them, because IT IS AN ICEBERG, not a pile of ice that came out of your home freezer.
- Then, the hunters eat lunch while waiting to see what happens.
- Eventually, the iceberg throws them a bone and sheds a miniscule piece of ice, but not from the section that was shot, just to prove who the boss is in this scenario.
During all this, the hunters are accompanied by a film crew made up of people who go home and drink themselves into a stupor every night because they couldn’t get hired by Deadliest Catch and they’ll never get to hang out with Mike Rowe.
Yes, I watched one-half of one episode, so you wouldn’t have to. You’re welcome.
The most dangerous game.
Correction: my sources tell me that it is, in fact, the least dangerous game.
Writers are getting pretty desperate for drama TV these days…
I say it was bound to happen. And I thank you for watching!
I wanna see Honey Boo Boo hunt and haunt icebergs.
I always wanted to know where that ice in my freezer comes from. Now I know.
“Go shoot an iceberg!” I’ve found my new catchphrase. Thank you for this.
those folks in New Newfoundland tolk funni….
Could be worse. You could be visited by the amish mafia.
That Travis Richards though could just be one of cutest young otters on TV today.