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Deadliest Catch - RIP Cpt.Phil
:cry: Great Series and a Great Captain.
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Show won't be the same. |
This really is a shame. I haven't watched the show in a couple years, but when I did watch it Phil and the Cornelia Marie was my favorite boat to watch. Smoking, eating poorly, and drinking lots of Red Bull was bound to catch up with him. :cry:
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*Hail Mary*
Sooner or later even the strongest of men succumb. I loved the back-and-forth between Capt. Harris and his boys, his gravelly voice, and the constant air of tension that perhaps belied the truth of his profession and way of life. |
Shame RIP
Those ciggys finally caught up with him. :oops: |
He was definitely one of the more interesting captains to watch, but I can't say that I'm completely surprised. I don't think that I saw a single shot of him without a cigarette...those things will kill you. Still, my condolences go out to the family.
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Show won't be the same :( He was easily my favorite to watch, always something happening on his boat.
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Yeah, he was having some issues with his health. Lung problems i think. He was at the hospital one day with the lung problem smoking! I hope his two sons can carry on.
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Cigarettes did to him what the stormy Bering Sea couldn't. A shame.
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What a damn shame.....the Cornelia Marie will never be in better/safer hands.
RIP....condolences to his family. |
Oh this sucks.:cry:
Rest in peace Captain Phil. Thanks for showing us your world. |
Deadliest Catch won't be the same.
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I never watched the show. But I have sympathy for his family's loss.
Judging from some of the posts here, Phil made some life style choices that caught up with him. I hope he lived the life he wanted. :up: |
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Sad stuff, he was plagued with health issues the last few years however.
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I don't know how many seasons ago it was, maybe two yeas ago? Capt. Phil was resting in his bunk when the CM took a big wave. He got knocked out of his bunk and slammed into some furniture, hurt his ribs pretty bad. He kept on skippering despite coughing up blood the whole time. Whole fleet worried about him so much they finally convinced him to go ashore for medical. That's when he learned he had cancer, IIRC.
EDIT: Someone posted a short tribute to Capt. Harris, over on YouTube. Here's the link for anyone interested: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbsoRcNNeo0 |
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