Deadliest Catch Premiere Party YES YES YES

Filed under a taste for tv

I’m not alone in thinking that “Deadliest Catch” is the greatest show on television, right? I remember accidentally stumbling onto a marathon of it on the Discovery channel with Kamran one Sunday and being like, “Surely there’s nothing compelling about this show.” And then eight hours later, we were unable to leave the apartment to get dinner because we were too wrapped up in it.

I just love the competition between the captains and imagining how lonely it must be for them as they sit up in the cabin away from the rest of the crew, watching their boats getting trapped in the Arctic ice and watching their deckhands risk their lives just so I can eat some crab. As someone who comes from a farming family, this is the kind of work I respect. I mean, just look at the opening credits. I don’t want you mistaking me for a prissy Bon Jovi fan or anything, but I can’t think of a better song to introduce these guys with. And look how serious they are!

Anyway, I got an e-mail from the Tropicana Casino & Resort in Atlantic City yesterday saying it’s going to have a party for this season’s premiere on April 13th with Russell Newberry from the Time Bandit and the Wizard hosting and signing autographs. There’s also going to be a NASCAR car there, which makes me think that perhaps I’m not the party’s target audience–although it isn’t like I don’t come from NASCAR country originally–but OMG, I have to go to this.

4 Comments

  1. I never watch this show, so I know very little about it, but I would assume that any premiere party would serve fish hors d’oeuvres.

    Be prepared.

    • As luck would have it, crab is the only seafood that doesn’t actively make me vomit, so maybe I’m safe at a crab-fishing-themed party.

      Do you watch any TV? I never hear you talk about it.

  2. Noel says:

    Please go, and take pictures to prove it. Please?

    • No one’s jumping at the chance to go with me yet, surprise, surprise. It’s a sad day when my boyfriend chooses law school over reality TV.