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Mature (M)
Mature themes and coarse language

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Poster image for Deadliest Catch - Season 3

Deep into the Bering Sea, eight crab fishing boats and their crews work through the two toughest fishing seasons in the world: red king crab and opilio crab.

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  • Themes
    Classification marking - Mature (Square)
  • Violence
  • Language
    Classification marking - Mature (Square)
  • Drug use
  • Nudity
  • Sex

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Industry details

Classification date
Year of production
2007
Classification
M
Consumer advice
Mature themes and coarse language
Category
Films
Category detail
Accredited Classifier Decision - Film
Media type
Not Specified
Version
ORIGINAL
Duration
508 minutes
Director/Creator
Thom Beers
Producer
Tracy Rudolph
Production company
Original Productions | Discovery Channel
Country of origin
USA
Language
ENGLISH
Applicant
Warner Bros. Discovery
File number
T26/19845
Classification number
CLAS-1260928
Alternative titles
01. A Tragic Beginning | 02. The Unforgiving Sea | 03. Pain and Paybacks | 04. Cheating Death | 05. Bering Sea Salvation | 06. The Last Lap | 07. New Beginnings | 08. Caught in the Storm | 09. Crossing the Line | 10. Trials of the Greenhorns | 11. Ice and Open Water | 12. A Frozen Finish
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