Elliott Neese is MIA on 'Deadliest Catch' Season 9 Premiere - Yahoo! TV
Break out the Dramamine; it's almost time for Season 9 of "Deadliest Catch" to push back from port and set sail on another stressful and hazardous fishing season in the Bering Sea. Discovery's Emmy Award-winning reality series follows fishing vessels and their crews, who toil in the world's most dangerous profession up to 10 months per year.[Related: 'Deadliest Catch': The Top Five Close Calls]
In this exclusive sneak peek at the season premiere, "Mutiny on the Bering Sea," it's pretty obvious that prepping to set out toward red- and blue-crab grounds borders on pure chaos for the captains, crew, and deckhands all across Dutch Harbor. "Rally time, baby!" says Scott Campbell, aka "Junior," of the Seabrooke.
Still, amid the excitement, they couldn't help but notice someone was missing: Elliott Neese of the Ramblin' Rose, the youngest captain in the fleet who struggled during last season's run. "In all honesty, I'm kinda not surprised Elliott isn't here this year," says Sig Hansen, captain of the Northwestern. But Campbell is less understanding: "He should be up here; he should already be ready to go."
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Neese not only struggled with weak numbers at sea last year, but he also faced troubles at home: "You know what, Elliott, I'm just going to ask you to leave," said his ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two kids. Only time will tell if his career as a captain is docked for good. "No owner is gonna let a guy run a boat and not produce. You're gonna lose your job," Hansen says.
As far as the others, they're off and ready to bring home a life-changing (and hopefully not life-threatening) catch!
To find out if Neese makes it out to sea, and who makes a name for themselves in the rough waters, tune in to the season premiere of "Deadliest Catch" on Tuesday, 4/16 at 9 PM.
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