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Great Lake Warriors - Season 1

Series: Great Lake Warriors
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Episodes
8
Rating
TV14
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
History

About

Great Lake Warriors documents some of the brave tugboat men who dare to brave the turbulent waters with waves that can be more than 30 feet high.

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Episodes

1 to 3 of 8

1. The Lethal Season

43m

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As ominous red skies forecast a storm on Lake Michigan, Captain John "The Legend" Selvick races out of port to try to beat the weather--only to be sidetracked when his rookie first mate, Chris Costello, almost sinks a smaller tug in a dangerous maneuver.

2. Suicide Mission

43m

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When "The Legend" Captain John Selvick brings on a replacement to teach his rookie first mate, Chris Costello, a lesson, his plan backfires. Across Lake Michigan, Captain Ted Long stares down one of the most challenging hauls of his career.

3. Collision Course

43m

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Two storm fronts are on a collision course for Lake Michigan, and Captain John "The Legend" Selvick is caught in the crosshairs with over a million pounds of cargo that almost goes overboard. Captain Ted Long steams North on a 100-mile run.

4. Make or Break

43m

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Fatigue threatens the crew when Captain John "The Legend" Selvick pushes them when he attempts to do something he's never done in his 50-plus years on the lakes. Meanwhile, Captain Ted Long unleashes his alter ego "Captain Nice" on his un-communicative.

5. Death's Door

43m

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Captain and owner of Calumet Fleeting, John "The Legend" Selvick, struggles with his nephew Ricky's inattention, and doubts whether one of his own has what it takes to carry on in the family business. Meanwhile, John's stepson, Nathan Schley.

6. Dead of Winter

42m

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In the wake of a severe winter storm, Captain Nathan Schley--stepson of John "The Legend" Selvick, leads a job for the first time without The Legend at his side. When boats get frozen into the dangerous harbor ice, the job seems destined for disaster.

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