[Sig Hansen] We're starting over.
Starting on bairdi and I think just because of the cod fishery,
they got done with the derby just like we did
and now they're all out at the same time. That's what's going on.
[Mandy Hansen] Yeah.
We're starting a little further up the line,
we're in the mid 60-fathom range.
Historically, that's been okay.
Dad, you're coming up on someone else's string.
Got more pots ahead.
[bleep] I get the heebie-jeebies with these [bleep] around me.
Okay, let them go.
-[deckhand 1] Here goes, first pot going in! -[deckhand 2] Going over!
[deckhand cheering]
We're gonna have some competition, and it's going rapidly.
Do me a favor. Start on the first few,
I just wanna grab a coffee real quick.
[Mandy] Okay.
-[alarm buzzes] -[deckhand] Over!
[deckhand] Hey. Hey!
[deckhand speaking]
Fishing vessel off my starboard, I'm gonna pass you here.
[man over radio]
[console beeping]
-[Mandy] Dad! -[Sig speaking]
[Mandy speaking]
What do you mean it's off?
You wanna-- Yeah, get it out of auto.
Well, you--
Well, you got manual. Let's get away from this guy.
Holy cats, that was close!
[console beeping]
What the hell is wrong with this thing?
When I try to go auto, it sticks.
-It doesn't wanna go. -I know.
[Sig sighs]
The radar's blinking out, too!
Open up under here.
-Norm, come up. -[Norman] Roger that!
[console beeping]
[Norman] Huh?
[Sig] Doesn't wanna engage in auto.
[console beeping stops]
[Sig] Way off course.
This is locked up. It's not getting information from somewhere.
-Yeah. -[Sig] Yeah.
-The radar did not have a bearing on it, right? -[Norman speaking]
Oh. Well, then it's the GPS under here that's going bad.
That's what's going on.
[Sig] Okay.
See if you can get the magnetic going.
[narrator] On his opening bairdi crab set,
Captain Sig Hansen loses his primary global positioning system,
forcing him to calibrate a half-century old compass
based off the Earth's polarity to navigate an accurate course
and avoid collision in the crowded grounds.
[Sig] Go back about 10 degrees.
More.
[compass clicking]
[Sig] Stop. Now you're at zero.
My course says 219. Where are you at?
At 218, 220.
Okay, so now let's go--
I think to go to port, you gotta turn the little hand starboard.
So go like 5 degrees other way.
[compass clicking]
[Sig] There we go.
We'll just keep setting them.
[deckhand] Roger.
Going over!
[Sig] We haven't swung that compass in probably 25 years. [chuckles]
But if we can save a trip to town, we should, you know?
We're out here to fish.
[deckhand] Going over!
[Sig] Hopefully the crab are around this area.
See how it does.
[narrator] 100 miles northwest,
on theWizard...
[phone ringing]
[Keith Colburn] Hello. Wizard.
[OJ speaking over phone]
OJ, how you doing?
[OJ speaking over phone]
[Keith] I'm not gonna lie, we miss you a lot.
We've got a temporary replacement,
but she's putting chicken stock and weird stuff in your rice.
[OJ speaking over phone]
-[laughing] Yes! Yes. -[OJ laughing]
All right, give me a call after your appointment.
Let me know what the doctor says, okay?
-We need you. -[OJ speaking over phone]
[narrator] 72 hours ago...
-I need an ambulance. Okay. -Got it.
[narrator] ...Captain Keith Colburn rushed crewman, OJ Ganuelas,
to medical care before medevac'ing him to Anchorage.
[Keith] OJ brings so much to this team.
I don't know if it was a minor heart attack or what it was,
but he's home, he's resting.
That's our most important player.
But we need to make up for lost time.
We've lost two days already.
[narrator] Now the veteran skipper
approaches gear set one week ago,
counting on a long soak to fill his pots and his tanks before offload in four days.
[Tracy] It's one trip. I can do anything for 10 days.
I think I can do anything for 10 days.
No, I can do anything for 10 days.
It's only 10 days. I got this.
[narrator] Filling out the crew...
[Tracy] Okay.
Mmm. In that order. [laughs]
[narrator] ...crabbing rookie, Tracy Payola.
[Keith] I've know Tracy for a number of years.
Her husband, they're now divorced, ran my first boat, the Sirene.
She's been out here on boats but she's never been out on deck out here.
If I keep her productive with the guys,
I can get this done and we'll lose virtually zero haul.
[Keith speaking over radio]
Because I guarantee you, there's some green water in your future right now.
[cheering]
All right. Game time.
[deckhand] What is this?
No good!
Come on, at least give me a double digit, guys.
[deckhand speaking]
[Tracy] Yeah.
-[deckhand] Gotta get the door and hold the door. -Oh! Sorry.
I'm not seeing the numbers we want.
All right, get it. [knocking rhythmically]
[deckhand] Man! Where's our crab at?
[sighs in exasperation] Yikes.
[deckhand speaking]
That space up there is serious red zone, okay?
[deckhand speaking]
Eleven crab. All right.
I mean, we're getting a scratch here,
but a scratch is not gonna [bleep] catch us 60,000 pounds.
[deckhand speaking]
One-six. All right.
[Keith speaking over radio]
[deckhand] Roger!
Jump on in there in attack mode. Attack.
-Right there? -[deckhand] Yup.
We've only got about 600 more of those.
[Tracy speaking]
[deckhand] Going over!
Tracy.
[Keith speaking over radio]
[Tracy grunting]
I don't know that Tracy's gonna have it in her. Moving at a snail's pace.
[deckhand] You got this, Tracy!
I mean, she's barely crawling.
[deckhand speaking]
[Tracy speaking]
[deckhand] Going over!
Got a lot of things going against her right now.
-[deckhand] Come on, Tracy! Get 'em, get 'em! -[Tracy grunting]
[straining]
[Keith] One bad guy, one slacker,
creates a domino effect into other aspects of what we're doing.
That's game over.
[sighs] With any luck, we get through the gear a couple times,
head to town, then we gotta offload.
It's gonna be close.
[narrator] 600 miles northeast,
on the Kodiak bairdi grounds...
[narrator] ...aboard theVictory.
Yeah, boys!
[Bob] Whoo!
There's a lot of crab left on the table.
[deckhand 1 speaking]
[deckhand 2 speaking]
[Bob] I might have to try to slow down,
but it's hard to slow down when you're making money.
[narrator] With 26,000 pounds of fleet-wide Kodiak bairdi quota caught every hour,
and less than half her 30,000 pound goal in the tank,
Sophia "Bob" Nielsen harvests during every available minutes
of the derby fishery.
-[deckhand 1] Yeah! -[deckhand 2] Yeah! Money!
Whoo!
That'll do, pig. That'll do.
-[deckhand 1] Holy-- -That'll [bleep] do!
[Bob] I like this pot.
I want every pot
to be like this. [laughs]
Dump it.
Going over!
[Bob speaking over radio]
[deckhand] Roger!
[Bob] We're anchoring up for the night,
we're gonna get some rest, I plan on starting at eight o'clock sharp.
Don't really wanna waste time.
Just want to try to get as much fishing as I can in.
How does the saying go?
If you ain't early, then you're late. [laughs]
We've been working all day. I'm gonna feed everybody.
All I wanna do is catch crab, make money, go home.
Yep.
[Brandon] I'm gonna make some fried pork chops and broccoli and cheese sauce,
and probably some mashed taters or something.
Maybe a salad.
-[alarm beeping] -[deckhand speaking]
[Bob speaking]
[alarm beeping]
[Brandon speaking]
[Brandon] Probably some mashed taters or something.
[narrator] On the Victory...
[Brandon] Maybe a salad.
[Bob speaking]
-[alarm beeping] -[deckhand speaking]
[Brandon speaking]
[Bob] Can you start the small gen?
[generator starting]
[Bob] Oh [bleep].
[Brandon speaking]
[Bob speaking]
[Alan speaking]
[narrator] With no fresh water for the $25,000 of crab in her tanks...
[Bob sighs] If I don't have the big generator,
I can't pull the anchor, I can't circulate out my crab, I can't pick pots,
looks like my season's coming to a screeching halt.
[narrator] ...Captain Bob must secure a $50 belt to restore power
before her payday turns to dead loss.
[line dialing]
[line ringing]
[Bob] Hey, brother.
[Brett speaking over phone]
My belt broke, and I don't have any spare belts for that big gen.
[Brett speaking over phone]
[Bob] Yeah, that would be really helpful.
[Brett speaking over phone]
[Bob] I'm over by Old Harbor.
[Brett speaking over phone]
[Bob] My brother's got a skiff, and hopefully he might be able to meet up
with us and he can grab me a spare belt.
Crabs are on life support for sure, right now.
Doing what we can though.
I'm just hoping it doesn't cost me the season.
We're running out of time.
[narrator] On the bairdi crab grounds...
-You guys ready to go? -[deckhand speaking]
[narrator] ...aboard theNorthwestern...
Last night, we were towards the end of our set down that ridge
and the steering compass went out, so we just set it by hand.
It's not exactly the best way to go,
but sometimes you don't have a choice.
[narrator] ...running on a less precise analog guidance system,
Sig and Mandy approach four prospect strings
set above the crowded southern grounds.
First pot should be right around... there! [chuckles]
First load!
Whoo!
[Sig] The gear has about 14 hours on it now.
And if there was any kind of life, I mean, you know,
a crab an hour's always good.
You get two crab an hour, that's even better, right?
You never know.
[Sig over radio] First bairdi!
[deckhand 1 chuckles] Oh, yeah.
[deckhand 2] Whoa!
It looks fishy.
-[Mandy] Yeah. -[Sig] See that?
[deckhand] Boom! Bairdi!
[deckhand 2] Yeah, buddy!
Give it a quick count.
[deckhand] 25 crab, 13 keepers.
There's volume, and that means there's crab around.
[deckhand] Come on, crab!
[deckhand laughing]
There's still some volume in there.
Yeah, it's starting to come alive now.
[deckhand] Yeah! Whoo!
More crab on this end.
[Sig speaking over radio]
They look better, too.
I don't know, Mandy, I might be onto something here.
Just end for end it on the sign we have?
[Mandy] I would run them up the hill.
What if they're bigger right there?
They you have a better lay of the land, too.
Shoot further up north and see if we can find some schools.
If I had a GPS and I had an autopilot that worked off the GPS,
I probably could.
We're on mag.
I mean, we're barely getting by as it is, from A to B.
How you gonna set straight? That's the problem.
If we keep the speed up and let the guys know,
maybe we can dump 'em pretty quick.
There might be...
You know, the faster you go, the straighter you'll be able to keep the boat.
No, that's true.
More volume, thinner crab.
[Sig] All right, let's get 'em up the hill.
[narrator] Normally setting between four and five knots,
Sig and Mandy hold course by calling on all 1,400 horsepower
of their 3,000 cubic inch American diesel,
doubling their speed to a wave-crushing 8 knots.
[Sig speaking over radio]
It's not against it, it's quarter bows. Be ready.
Stand by.
-Roger! -We gotta get serious.
Can you adjust that thing just 5 degrees? Try.
Ready?
All right, here we go. I'm gonna napalm this place.
[Sig speaking over radio]
[deckhand] Going over!
We gotta keep 'em tight.
Let's go!
Come on, come on! Come on, come on!
[Mandy] How's that?
Thank you.
[alarm buzzes]
[deckhand] Let's go, let's go!
You gotta go to the right, starboard.
[Mandy] Okay.
[Sig] Seven degrees.
The straighter, the better.
[alarm buzzes]
[deckhand] Let's get some, baby! Let's go!
Whoa!
Hopefully we made the right choice.
We'll see.
[Keith] What the hell are you guys doing in here?
You got some bondage gear or something on the floor? What the hell is that?
-What are you bringing on the boat? -[man] Is that handcuffs?
I thought if I quit I was still gonna make my money everyday.
I was just gonna figure it out.
[Keith] Oh! They're boot cleats.
[chuckles] I'm outta here.
[Keith speaking]
[narrator] Aboard theWizard...
What's going up here, Mouse?
I hear a lot of back-- Oh.
And I was gonna say, "I hear a lot of backing down," but I can see why.
[Monte speaking]
No, you could barely see past the bow out there.
[Monte] It's gotta be right here.
[Keith] If OJ was here he'd already tell you where the pot was,
Mouse, if we had him on the bow.
[Monte] There it is, I got it. It's over here.
Oh, okay. Get in there.
While we're hauling our north south gear, and the fog has settled in.
If we get a 60 average out of this, could be in business.
[narrator] With visibility limited to a 100 feet, Captain Keith fishes blind.
Damn it. I had it and then I lost it again.
[narrator] Navigating by instrumentation
to catch his remaining 46,000 pound quota.
Okay, I know you're right here. I know you're right [bleep] here.
All right, I think I see it up there, I think that reflector's us.
[deckhand speaking]
We just barely picked up that reflective tape and that was it.
Come on, guys, get it for me.
I don't wanna have to turn in split pea,
it might take me [bleep] 30 minutes to find this bag again.
All right.
[deckhand 1] You got it?
[deckhand 2] Nope.
[deckhand 2] Yeah, I don't know.
[Keith] Is it under the bow? It's not on the anchor, is it?
[deckhand speaking]
[Keith] It's hanging up on something.
[deckhand] Nothing.
What the [bleep], guys? Come on!
[narrator] On theWizard...
[Keith] Is it under the bow? It's not on the anchor, is it?
I think I'm gonna have to put a guy up on the bow to help.
[deckhand] No, it's hooked on something.
Gotta call in everybody to step up and give everything they've got
and give even more.
The new greenhorn, she can do this.
[narrator] ...to free up a deckhand...
Tracy, right now, I could use you on deck, okay?
I will not yell at you if we don't have biscuits, okay?
Don't worry about the biscuits.
[narrator] ...Keith pulls Tracy off the frying pan...
Boots, cleats, gloves, vest, belt. Yeah.
[bleep] yeah!
[narrator] ...and into the fog.
Rog, put another guy up on the bow to help you start looking for 'em.
[Roger] Roger!
[Tracy speaking]
[deckhand speaking]
All right, now I got it.
[Keith speaking over radio]
[deckhand] Okay.
Tie a figure eight on it.
...popped free.
[deckhand] Got it.
Come on, baby, come to papa.
[deckhands cheering]
[chuckling] There it is.
[deckhand] Looking good!
[deckhand speaking]
Right on, guys, right on.
Tracy, I need you to hustle up with the guys, all right?
We gotta get this gear in the water.
Doing things double time now.
If my husband could see me right now, he'd be laughing his ass off,
saying I told you so.
I don't know how it's gonna work out.
[alarm buzzes]
I guess we got hands and feet though.
All right.
[bleep]
-[deckhand speaking] -Okay, yeah.
Something.
This is a job you should google before you [bleep] say yes.
If I would have ever thought that I was gonna have a 49-year-old woman
that has never worked on a crab boat working on my deck,
I would have said, "You've gotta be kidding me."
[Tracy] Come on.
I win!
But desperate times, desperate measures.
So far, she's helped keep this boat working at the pace I need
to get this crab on board.
-[alarm buzzes] -[deckhand] Going over!
There's not a lot of margin for error.
[narrator] On the Kodiak bairdi grounds,
aboard theVictory...
I got a broken belt for my big generator.
Without my big gen, I can't circulate out my crab, I can't pick pots.
Looks like my season's coming to a screeching halt.
So, every second counts.
My brother, Brett, was supposed to come fishing this tanner season,
but unfortunately he had some other job obligations.
Hopefully, he is able to help.
Whoo! Brett's here to save the day!
[horns honks]
[chuckles]
Ahoy there!
-[Brett speaking] -[Bob laughing]
[Brett speaking]
[Bob] Hey, brother.
[Brett] Hey, brother!
-Not much, just [bleep] making a lot of money. -[Brett speaking]
Dude, this used to be Mom's!
-[Brett] Really? -Isn't it pimpin'?
-[Brett] That was Mom's? -[Bob] This was Mom's.
-I'm not throwing these. -[deckhand] No, don't throw those.
[Bob grunts]
[Bob cheering] We got the gen again!
Nice!
-[Alan] All right, hoist me back. -[deckhand] All right.
-[Bob] I love you, brother. -[Brett speaking]
Thanks for bringing the belt!
You're my heroes!
I got dibs on the muffs.
Wish me luck.
[Bob speaking]
[man speaking]
Right now, life-saving water back online.
Hopefully, we're gonna turn the big gens back online.
So, we'll see.
[generator powering up]
[Alan speaking]
Everything's running pretty good right now, but I better not jinx it.
[knocking on wood]
I'm gonna drive back to my first string,
we're gonna haul a couple pots
and we're gonna see how well it works out.
Hopefully it's loaded.
[narrator] 500 miles southwest...
[Sig speaking]
You guys ready to go?
[deckhand speaking]
[narrator] ...aboard theNorthwestern...
As we move north, the crab looked better.
So we moved gear to the north here, right on that ridge.
Hopefully, this pays off.
First one's coming up.
[deckhand speaking]
All right, Mandy, let's see if your gut's right.
We gotta put all our eggs in one basket here.
You know, if it's a bust, we're gonna get too far behind.
And then we're not making any money.
[Sig] Come on, baby.
[narrator] On theNorthwestern...
[Sig] Come on, baby.
[deckhands cheering]
Oh? See?
-What's that? -Looking good.
[exclaiming]
Yeah!
How many?
[deckhand speaking]
-There was 23 in it? -That's good.
[deckhand speaking]
[Sig speaking]
I'm taking it.
[chuckles]
[deckhand] Looking good!
Perfect. See, now we don't even need sun.
-[chuckling] -This looks great, too. And there's a rider.
[deckhands cheering]
They're still trying to climb in, they're riders.
[Sig speaking over radio]
...hours, let them soak?
-[deckhand 1 speaking] -[deckhand 2] No!
I just drank two cups of coffee.
[chuckles]
[deckhands cheering]
For the first time, that table's looking pretty full right now.
[Sig] See, you were right. You said, "Go north," we went north.
When you go with your gut, you're always right.
Hey, I'll take it.
[Sig] Good job.
[laughs]
Well, I hope to get the most we can out of this.
[Mandy] Yeah, let's keep grinding here.
[narrator] 500 miles northeast,
on the Kodiak bairdi grounds...
[Bob] I'm glad that the generator was a quick fix,
but I gotta pay more attention
and be checking on it regularly.
[narrator] ...aboard theVictory...
[Bob] Coming up.
I'm just anxious for what's gonna be in the pots this morning.
I just have to make another 20, and I finally break even.
And everybody gets paid.
[deckhand 1] Oh, [bleep]!
[deckhand 2] Oh, yes!
Whoo!
-[deckhand 1] Whoo! -[deckhand 2] That'll do, pig. That'll do.
-[deckhand 1] That'll do -[deckhand 2] That'll [bleep] do.
[deckhands cheering]
[Bob] I like this spot.
-I like money. -[Bob] I like money.
I need both your hands full of measuring sticks.
[mimics whooshes]
I cannot complain.
I mean [bleep] this is the second day we came through here,
and there's still a lot of crab.
This is pretty hot fishing over here,
so I have a really good feeling that we're just gonna pull and step back.
Now we gotta make up for lost time.
Gotta squeeze every pot in while we can fish.
I just need it to stay like this.
[laughing]
[narrator] On the western bairdi crab grounds...
[Keith] There you are. How's your back doing?
[Tracy] Oh, fantastic.
[Keith] I saw you stretching it out out there, it's not fantastic.
[Tracy] No, it's a little [bleep].
[Keith] You got a booger.
-[Tracy] Do I? -[Keith] Yep.
Thanks for telling me and not letting me just hang out here with it.
[Keith] No, I'm not gonna have you have a little bat in the [bleep] cave.
-Bats in the cave? -Okay, you're good. Nope.
Get on out there.
[narrator] ...aboard theWizard...
We're back up on the gear, we need about 50 crab in a pot.
I'm gonna wanna get through this gear as fast as I can,
and then we go to town and pray.
[Robby speaking]
I tell you, when I was a greenhorn,
I didn't get this [bleep] treatment.
None of us did.
[Robby speaking]
[Keith] You never critique the new greenhorn
based on how they do the first 24 hours.
It's how they do on the second 24, and the third day.
That's when things start to breakdown.
That's just the way it is.
[Tracy speaking]
[Keith] She's sore, tired.
And we need some inspiration.
Turn this around.
Hey, Tyler, come up to the wheelhouse real quick.
[Tyler] Roger!
What's up, Cap?
Hey, so, it's a rite of passage on the Wizard
to drink cod blood when you're the rookie.
You want me to do it with her?
If she hesitates, if you could step up for the team, yeah.
-All right? -Okay.
[Tracy speaking]
I'm not getting any cod blood on me.
[Tracy speaking]
[Tyler speaking]
...we chug cod blood.
I'm not-- That's-- I-- No--
I hear a lot of jabbering with a high-pitched voice.
[deckhand] That's right.
[Tracy] I'm drawing the line. No, I can't.
It is kind of a rite of passage on the Wizardto do it.
Every person that's ever worked on here has done it.
[Keith speaking over radio]
Come on!
[Cody] It's better if you actually kneel on two cod. It's easier on your knees.
-I heard they're nice and squishy. -[Tracy] Yeah.
[Cody] You could use them as kneepads.
[Tracy] I could tape them around there and then I could slide around the deck [bleep].
Oh, that's so not okay. That's so gross.
[Keith] What now?
[deckhand] Her knees are hurting so Cody gave her a couple cod fish to kneel on.
[laughs heartily]
Here's another set of kneepads for you. This'll be a good one.
[Tracy] No more fish. No more fish!
-[Cody] Go ahead. -[Tracy] Oh!
Oh, it's not okay.
Oh. Actually, that's not bad.
[narrator] As Tracy struggles to pad her knees,
Keith and theWizard pad their profits right into second place.
[narrator] On theWizard...
[Keith speaking over radio]
Come on!
[Tracy speaking]
[Tyler speaking]
I'll do it.
[Keith] Right on!
You got this!
-Ready? -[Keith speaking over radio]
You get a good amount of blood.
Oh! [laughs]
[deckhands cheering]
Right on!
[deckhands chanting]
That is a badass Bering Sea bitch.
You know, right now the morale's high, the crew's in good shape.
She is going to help us. Glad to have her here.
[Keith speaking over radio]
Let's get our 50 counts, man, that's all we're after. Just nice, easy 50 counts.
[deckhand 1 cheering]
[deckhand 2] All right. We got crab, folks.
[Keith speaking over radio]
It's got some crab in it. Right on.
That might just be a 45 or 50 count.
[Keith] 66, right on. It must be pretty clean, too, because you guys ripped through.
[deckhand speaking]
[deckhand] Oh, yeah, baby!
Oh, yeah. We got a big one!
Bang!
[deckhand] Yeah, baby!
[deckhand] Six-four.
64?
[Keith speaking over radio]
[Tracy speaking]
[deckhands chanting] One of us! One of us!
Yeah! Whoo!
[Keith] Doing a great job.
She filled in just enough to take a little bit of the workload off the guys.
Help here and there to make it a little bit easier on the four-man deck.
And she did that.
-[deckhand] Thank you. -Yeah.
All in all, more a of a help than a hinder by far.
Whoo!
[Keith] With any luck, we can get this crab on board and then head to town.
We leave in just in the nick of time.
We'll see.
[deckhands cheering]
[deckhand 1] All clear?
-[deckhand 2] Yeah, it's clear. -[deckhand 1] Rog.
Whoo!
Still coming up with full crab.
[deckhands cheering]
[Bob] There's too much crab on the table.
Too much crab on the table.
188. One-eight-eight!
188. Thank you!
We've been averaging about 150 to 200 crab.
So, I mean, they're about $1,500 to $1,900, each pot.
-[Bob] Go ahead. -[deckhand] Going over!
[Bob] This is like almost too good to be true.
The whole string's like this, keep bringing money on the boat.
[deckhands cheering]
-There we go! Yeah! -[Mandy] Nice.
We're killing it.
-[laughing] -Weeks. Months.
[Sig speaking over radio]
[deckhand] 67.
Whoa! [chuckles]
So this new lot...
[deckhand] Yup!
-[Sig speaking over radio] -[deckhand] Roger!
-Oh, I haven't seen that in a while. -Every time.
I haven't seen that in a long time.
-[Mandy] Yeah. -[Sig] Good job, man.
[Sig] So, right now, the magnetic compass is holding our course,
I think we can make this work
till we get to town.
[deckhands cheering]
All right, guys, that's it. I'm gonna turn and burn.
We're heading back to town, okay?
[deckhand] Hey-ho!
[cell phone ringing]
Hello. Wizard, Wizard.
[OJ speaking]
[Keith] Right on, man!
These guys are gonna be real happy to see you back on the boat.
[OJ] I'm so happy. We'll make this happen.
[Keith] I'm gonna give the boys the good news, okay?
It's time to get back to work.
[OJ] I'll be back, Cap.
Bang! We got OJ back.