Fans had a glimmer of hope that this signaled Time Bandit's triumphant return to Deadliest Catch season 15, but any plans were foiled by an unexpected malfunction last year-the boat's engine exploded. Plot twist: said retirement actually had a super-short life span, as the veteran fisherman continued to document his off-camera at-sea jaunts via social media shortly after. However, even with the boat's longstanding TV run, Captain Johnathan announced his retirement at the end of the show's 13th running.
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However, there's one major player that unfortunately won't be gracing our television screens this time around-the Time Bandit commercial fishing boat.įans of the series should be well-acquainted with the skull-and-crossbone-adorned vessel from seasons two through 13, manned by brothers Neal, Johnathan, and Andy Hillstrand. According to Zielinski, who sued the brothers for 2.7 million, he'd been ordered by the Andy Hillstrand to shoot. In 2013, a member of their Time Bandit crew, David 'Beaver' Zielinski, was injured when a firework he was holding exploded prematurely. Even Captain Sig Hansen made a comeback to the docuseries, despite his big on-screen reveal that he suffered a second heart attack last year. Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand of the Time Bandit just can't seem to stay out of the courtroom. The commercial fishing boat, which is currently being auctioned off, had been run by Captain Johnathan Hillstrand and his brothers.ĭiscovery's Deadliest Catch season 15 returned earlier this month, with plenty of veteran stars taking the helm for another round of high-stakes crab fishing. Time Bandit was put up for sale in 2019, ending the Hillstrand family's fishing tradition Net worth estimated at 1.
Deadliest Catch just entered its 15th season, but one staple fishing boat from seasons' past has been noticeably MIA-the Time Bandit.
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