Next on Ice Road Truckers...
Come on. Come on.
Narrator: Hugh and alex get
Ready to rumble.
You need me to throw you a
Rope or what?
[Laughs]
Narrator: Lisa's monster
Load...
May be more than she can handle.
Holy crap.
[Horn honks]
Narrator: An arctic blow
Traps jack...
On thin ice.
I mean, I know they need
Their fuel, but it's not safe
For me to do it.
Narrator: And a late-Night
Run could mean disaster.
[Bleep] [bleep] [bleep]
[Aerosmith's living on the edge]
Narrator: At the carlile
Fuel depot in fairbanks...
Morning, guys.
Narrator: Jack jessee gets
An urgent mission.
Fuel to nuiqsut?
Narrator: The native
Community of nuiqsut sits on one
Of the world's largest oil
Reserves, but the village is
Running out of fuel.
Well, the village out there,
I mean, they don't make any
Fuel.
They don't have a year-Round
Road to them.
They have to wait for the ice
Road to open up.
They've got a few hundred
Gallons left, which isn't much.
Narrator: Jack will have to
Haul his tanker 500 miles up the
Dalton to prudhoe bay and then
Another 70 miles across the
Frozen colville river to
Nuiqsut.
It's critical that we get
This fuel up to 'em.
They haven't had any tankers in
About nine months out there, so
Trying to get out there as fast
As we can.
Narrator: At the start of the
Season, alex debogorski made the
First run to nuiqsut...
Hauling a load of building
Supplies.
But the village had to wait
Another three weeks for the ice
To support a 100,000-Pound fuel
Tanker.
I sure hope the ice is thick
Enough.
Narrator: Back at the yard,
Alex debogorski is getting ready
To haul his fifth load of the
Season.
There's a phone call.
Narrator: But the haul road
Won't be the only thing
Challenging alex on this run.
Hello?
Alex, what the hell is going
On?
Well, I'm tying one down and
My understanding was that you
Were gonna get one this
Afternoon.
What?
Yeah.
Aww.
You're all thinking you're gonna
Beat me now 'cause you're
Getting on the road first.
Well, I mean, that's the
Whole idea.
[Indistinct talking]
'Cause I'm gonna be right up
Your ass.
[Laughter]
Yeah, we'll take whatever the
Good lord hands me and we'll do
Our best we can with it.
Narrator: Back at the office,
Instead of heading to dispatch
For her next run, lisa kelly has
Been called in to see the boss.
Wanted to see me?
Yeah, come on in.
What's up?
Uh...
We got a couple of those pipe
Racks that we're gonna move, so
We're gonna give you an
Opportunity to move one.
I think it's about 11 feet wide
And 45 feet long.
So we've talked about this
Before and the only way you get
Experience is to actually do it,
So.
Sounds good.
All right, thanks, lisa.
Have a good trip.
See you.
Got my first oversized.
Narrator: Earlier this
Season, lisa took a shot at a
Big load, but had to give it up
To a more experienced driver.
It doesn't mean I couldn't do
It.
I could have done it.
It just would have taken me
Longer.
Narrator: This oversized load
Offers lisa a chance to redeem
Herself.
[Electronic beeping]
Hey.
Lisa.
Nice to meet you.
Narrator: Lisa meets her
Pilot driver.
Looks like fun, huh?
Yeah.
Narrator: He'll help guide
The monster load through the
Treacherous curves and hills
Between fairbanks and coldfoot.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Let's see. How many?
One, two.
Narrator: With this load,
It's all about size.
Yeah, y'all, it's oversized.
Narrator: The extra-Tall,
Extra-Wide pipe rack hangs over
The sides of lisa's trailer and
Towers over her cab.
All right, got to get out of
Here.
Narrator: As she navigates
The streets of fairbanks, the
Margin of error shrinks to zero.
Can you tell me if I'ma hit
This?
I don't know the best way to
Take this one.
Everything...everything all of a
Sudden looks really low.
Left.
Narrator: If lisa hits a
Low-Hanging traffic light, the
Consequences would be severe.
Damage to the load and to the
Reputation of the driver.
Where's he at?
Oh!
Aww.
Perfect.
[Chuckles]
Oh, scares the crap out of me.
That's good.
I always get an adrenaline rush.
Narrator: If lisa's career is
In danger on the city streets...
Further up the road, her life is
On the line.
Drifting snow has narrowed the
Road...
Forcing drivers in both
Directions to the middle.
[Horn honks]
I'm meeting a big one right
Here.
Corner 17.
Oy.
Narrator: With an oversized
Load and little room to
Maneuver, the oncoming truck
Could mean trouble.
I need to get as close to the
Ditch as possible.
[Horn honks]
Holy crap.
[Horn honks]
Gosh.
Narrator: After just 20 miles
And 2 close calls, surviving the
Next 400 miles to prudhoe will
Take everything lisa's got.
It's definitely a test.
I want to prove that I can do
It.
I know I can.
I just have to show them that I
Can.
I just need to stay alert.
Narrator: Back in fairbanks,
The polar bear is finally ready
To hit the road...
Well behind his rival.
Ol' alex got ahead of me
Again.
[Laughs]
There's not much we can do about
It, but we're here to do a job
And we're gonna do her.
Narrator: Hugh's plan is to
Get the jump on alex up at
Coldfoot.
He'll be in bed when I get
There.
I'll get up in the morning.
He won't even know I passed him.
He'll think I'm behind him and
I'll be in prudhoe bay and
Turned around coming back and
Take him a whole 'nother trip
Just to figure it out.
It's either he wins or I win and
That just keeps the game on.
Just between me and him.
[Horn honks]
Narrator: While hugh chases
Alex, 250 miles north, jack's
Taking on a bigger adversary.
4,700-Foot atigun pass.
The northernmost and one of the
Steepest mountain passes on the
Continent.
You got to be careful going
Through the corners with the
Tankers.
You're losing weight.
You're gaining weight.
You're being pushed.
You're being pulled.
Narrator: A load of fuel is a
Movable beast.
That fluid's actually moving
Back and forth in there.
[Fuel sloshing]
Narrator: As jack climbs the
Slope, the fuel expands or
Contracts as much as 20% with
Changes in temperature and it
Rolls against its inner
Compartments with tremendous
Force, pushing the truck to the
Edge of the road.
If a driver doesn't compensate
For it, the so-Called "slosh
Effect" can throw a rig off the
Road.
And in these conditions and
This particular road, you really
Got to be on your ball.
Fuel's got a mind of its own.
It's nothing you can really
Control...
Or even predict.
You can kind of guess at what it
Might be doing.
But, you know, I mean, the
Loads, more or less...
It acts like its alive.
It's always moving back there.
Narrator: His skill keeps the
Truck on the road.
But just 200 yards from the top
Of the pass...
Whoa.
What's going on here?
Narrator: His tires lose
Their grip.
See, I'm spinning my tires.
Oh, [bleep].
[Grunts]
Hold on.
Oh!
Narrator: On a monster cliff
At atigun pass...
Whoa.
Narrator: Jack jessee is
Spinning towards the edge.
Oh, [bleep].
Hold on.
Oh!
Oh.
Whoa.
I got it, buddy.
Yeah!
[Laughs]
[Bleep] a.
Narrator: Once again, jack
Shows why he's the best in the
Business, keeping his cool and
His rig on the road.
I'll sure feel a lot safer
When I get my fuel offloaded and
Lose 100,000 pounds.
Narrator: While jack heads
Out of the treacherous mountain
Pass, avalanche expert reid
Bahnson is heading into the pass
On a different mission.
He's trying to keep the whole
Mountainside from crashing down.
We're gonna go up and poke
Around in the snow on the south
Side of atigun pass.
It's a very prolific avalanche
Producer.
Truck drivers depend on us to
Keep this hill avalanche-Safe.
Narrator: Recent storms have
Created ideal avalanche
Conditions and with this latest
Break in the weather, traffic
Has doubled and so has the
Danger.
Just a few days ago, three
People died in avalanches.
Two of their bodies were
Recovered, but it's almost a
Week now and one of them, the
Conditions have been so bad that
The rescuers haven't been able
To go in and get the guy's body
Out of the avalanche.
Narrator: To help the
Truckers avoid a similar fate,
Reid climbs the delicate face of
The atigun in search of
Avalanche hot spots.
So far, we've just got that
Few inches of new snow on top of
Our old, hard wind crust.
Whoa.
Let's see what that layer looks
Like.
Narrator: After 30 years of
Studying avalanche conditions,
Reid knows a problem when he
Sees one.
Isolate this little column
Here.
Narrator: Shutting down the
Pass could mean millions in lost
Profits.
It's up to reid to determine
Just how big the threat actually
Is.
Right here, where I kind of
Sliced through the snowpack,
You can see this big, thick wind
Slab.
It's dark.
But right below that is this
Really weak, sugary stuff.
You know, this stuff, it's just
Falling away.
Narrator: Just four feet
Beneath the surface, a massive
Time bomb could be ticking.
So this is the big slab I'm
Expecting to slide and this is
The weak layer it's gonna slide
On, but right now, we just don't
Have quite enough tension in
That rubber band to make it go,
"Boom."
Narrator: For now, the weight
Of the snow isn't enough to
Warrant closing the pass, but
Reid will keep close watch on
This slope.
Avalanches are always lurking
In the background up here.
But I think the truckers are
Gonna live another day.
Narrator: Down on the road...
It's kind of cool-Looking
Down here.
Narrator: Lisa and her
45-Foot pipe rack crest the
Summit with no problem.
But waiting for her on the other
Side of atigun is a whole new
Challenge.
Thank you.
Oh, you're welcome.
A southbounder said that
There was ice fog at slope
Mountain all the way to 62 mile,
So I'm anticipating frosty
Windshields and singing
Antennas.
'S gonna get swallowed up
Here.
Narrator: Ice fog occurs when
Temperatures drop below minus 40
Degrees.
Water droplets freeze in tiny
Ice crystals, which coat
Windshields and antennas.
Sing for me.
Narrator: Static charges
Generated by the ice crystals
React with radio equipment and
Create an eerie hum.
[Constant electronic hum]
It just sounds like bad radio
Reception, but you turn your
Radios off and you're still
Getting it.
It's hard to know where to focus
'Cause you don't know where it's
Coming from.
It seems like every time you get
Up this far, there's illusions
That you see that you don't see
Anywhere else.
Kind of eerie.
I mean, it's just...
All the senses and stuff are
Just kind of all mixed up and...
It's hard to tell where I'm at.
Like...
Just see and hear things that
You don't normally see and hear.
It's weird.
I hear you, mother nature.
Can you shut up now?
[Chuckles]
Okay, now, shh.
Quiet now.
[Electronic hum fades out]
Thank you.
[Giggles]
Narrator: As night falls over
The haul road...
Alex rolls into coldfoot with
What he thinks is a comfortable
Lead over hugh.
We're here in coldfoot.
Still northbound.
Uh, far as I know, I'm still
Ahead of hugh, so I'm done for
The day, so now I'm gonna go
Have a bit of supper and get a
Good night's sleep.
Narrator: While alex retires,
10miles south...
[Horn honks]
There's no rest for the wicked.
If I can get into coldfoot by
9:00 tonight, I'll be able to
Leave by 7:00 in the morning.
Like I said, alex is an ugly son
Of a bitch, so he'll still be
Sleeping.
And I'll just toodle on by and
He'll think he's still way ahead
Of me.
Narrator: Hours later, a
Road-Weary hugh finally reaches
Coldfoot, but he won't rest till
He gets a bead on his
Competition.
I'm gonna scout the parking
Lot here and see if the old
[Bleep] [bleep] is in here.
If he's in here, I'll pull up
Beside him, block him in.
[Laughs]
By god, I think I've found my
Arch nemesis.
Guess where I'm parking.
Right beside him so he can't get
Out.
[Laughs]
[Bleep]
[Laughs]
I just boxed him in.
He can't get out if he wants to.
[Maniacal laughter]
Narrator: Back in fairbanks,
It's 11:00 p.M...
And rookie ray veilleux gets
Called in for a rush order.
The boss says, "you got to go
Out.
You're the only guy here."
These are those vertical support
Systems that hold up the
Pipeline.
They want it in prudhoe in the
Morning sometime, so that means
We'd have to run all night long.
I really don't like doing that.
I get tired, but got to do what
The boss says.
Narrator: Ray may not like
Running at night, but he knows
If he doesn't, someone else
Will.
There's ten guys lined up
Trying to get this job, so I got
To hang on to it.
I'm gonna do what I got to do to
Feed my family.
This load that ray's got
Leaving tonight, it's one of the
Last loads of vsms.
We've got to have it there
On-Site by tomorrow or we're
Gonna miss our deadline, so
Obviously, we want him to be
Safe, but he's got the hours to
Do it.
He just needs to dig deep and
Push through.
It's late.
It's dark.
But it is what it is and we're
Going to prudhoe.
Does it smell like brakes back
There or anything?
My, uh, driver-Side rear wheel...
I don't know.
I don't know if it's snow dust
Kicking up behind the trailer or
If it's brakes smoking.
Hard to tell.
I might have a brake that's
Stuck.
Narrator: Headed on to the
Steep slopes of the dalton, a
Stuck brake is the last thing a
Driver wants.
I got to pull over and check
It out.
That's not a good spot.
Whoa.
I'm burning.
Narrator: Coming up...
Here we go on the ice road
Again.
Narrator: It's jack's 50-Ton
Tanker versus the widest river
Delta west of the mississippi.
Sure does make me nervous.
Narrator: And lisa...
Shoot.
Narrator: Versus the law.
He's chasing me down.
Narrator: Midnight in the
Middle of nowhere on the haul
Road.
The rookie's trailer is going up
In smoke.
Whoa.
I'm [bleep] burning.
Well...
Brakes are pretty hot.
You can see it just pouring out
Over there.
No oil's leaking.
It ain't like a rear seal
Or anything like that.
Narrator: With no obvious
Sign of an oil leak or engine
Trouble, ray assumes the
Best-Case scenario.
Yeah, it's just snow all
Inside there.
Ice and snow inside the hubs.
It's not smoke.
It's steam.
It's all right.
So let's go.
Narrator: Snow and ice
Steaming up on overheated brakes
Is no cause for concern.
But if ray guessed wrong,
He could be in for a long night.
It's basically all steam.
I mean, we rode the brakes
Coming down the hill.
It's a heavy load.
So that would be the first
Obstacle out of the way.
Narrator: Ray pushes on
Without stopping to rest at
Coldfoot, where at 5:00 a.M.
Alex is awake and ready to get
An early start.
Well, this isn't very kosher.
Narrator: But his truck has
Been boxed in by a familiar foe.
That's my little furry buddy
There, hugh rowland.
He was trying to squeeze me in.
He coulda been a lot tighter
Than that.
If he turned that corner in
About another foot, maybe I'd
Have a problem, but I can get
Out.
My truck's thinner than his.
[Laughs]
[Crash]
Ooh.
[Laughing] oh, oh, the mirror.
Aye-Yi-Yi.
Gonna leave this note,
So I can buy him a new mirror.
Oh, hi.
Wow.
I was just leaving you a note
That...to contact me.
Okay.
And maybe...maybe now that
You're here, I could pay you for
It.
Well, I'm not worried about
It.
It's got a match set now.
The other side's broke too.
Oh, well...well, thank you
Very much.
An hour after alex gets out of
Town...
What?
Narrator: The polar bear
Emerges from hibernation.
[Laughs]
[Bleep] old [bleep] polish
Icebreaker.
Figured he'd get out the gate
Before I did, and he did,
The son of a [bleep].
So now I gotta chase him down.
Alex in the backf his mind
Knows that I'm coming.
He might've got away this
Morning.
He's probably looking over his
Shoulder all day today here.
[Laughs]
Narrator: As the old rivals
Fight it out...
Jack heads off the dalton...
Here we go on the ice road
Again.
Narrator: And onto the frozen
River that leads that leads to
Nuiqsut.
It's a weird sensation being
On the ice.
It sure does make me nervous.
You know, nothing gets your
Heart pumping like sliding on
The ice.
Maybe I should learn to ice
Skate.
This thing is slick out here.
Narrator: Jack's
100,000-Pound load is like
Carrying 1 1/2 sherman tanks
Over thin ice.
But every ounce of fuel is
Welcome at the village.
They're just about out of
Fuel.
You know, it's already a day
Late, so I'm trying to get it up
There as fast as I can.
Nuiqsut is one of the newest
Towns in alaska, though its
People are one of the oldest
On the continent.
They are the inupiat, who
Traditionally live on the arctic
Coast and hunt whales.
In 1968, oil was discovered on
Their land, and they moved to
A new site on the colville river
In exchange for oil revenue.
But with an ocean of crude oil
Just miles away, they still rely
On shipments of diesel for
Electricity and heat.
And it can be a dangerous
Situation if they run out.
Narrator: Jack's making good
Time.
But halfway across the ice,
The wind begins to howl.
[Wind blowing]
Ah, crap.
And I'm hearing on the radio
That the weather's moving in
And the temperature's dropping
Really fast.
The wind's starting to blow,
That temperature drop,
And if it picks up a lot of
Snow and visibility drops to
Nothing, we may not make it out
There, and the village won't get
Its fuel.
Narrator: As jack rushes to
Beat the storm, lisa kelly
Is on the verge of
A breakthrough.
Almost to prudhoe.
A couple miles.
Narrator: Delivering one of
The biggest loads of her career.
I wish every load was this
Easygoing for me.
This means a little bit more to
Me because it's one step closer
To where I'm trying to get to.
Narrator: It's been a perfect
Run, and lisa is nearly home
Free until...
Shoot.
Narrator: Lisa's monster load
Grabs the attention of the law.
[Bleep].
Crap, he's turning around.
He's chasing me down.
Can't anything ever go smoothly
For me?
Narrator: Coming up...
It's really blowing out here.
Narrator: A whiteout
Threatens jack's urgent haul.
I know they need their fuel,
But I'm not going in.
Narrator: And ray makes the
Ultimate haul road mistake.
[Bleep].
Narrator: A few miles from
Completing her run...
Shoot.
Narrator: Lisa encounters the
One party who can ruin it.
He's chasing me down.
Narrator: North slope police
Do more than just bust speeders.
They check permits and log
Books to make sure trucks are
On the road legally.
Hoping her paperwork is in
Order, lisa pulls over expecting
The worst.
I don't wanna make a mistake
At all, but especially not this
One.
Narrator: But the cop
Continues on.
Oh, good, he's going away.
Narrator: As she pulls into
Prudhoe with her oversize load,
Lisa checks one goal off her
List but adds another.
My new goal...forget all those
Other goals...I just wanna just
Not get pulled over.
That's my goal.
I made it here safe with my
First oversize load, and I think
Bringing it up here successfully
Is gonna help me hopefully get
More oversizes in the future.
When I'm faced with a challenge,
I mean, it's hard work to
Overcome the challenge but when
I do it's like, "I just overcame
That challenge.
That's the best thing in the
World.
I can do it.
Where's the next one?
Bring it on."
I'm done.
Narrator: As lisa wraps up
Her fifth haul of the season,
On the road to nuiqsut,
Jack jessee is still on thin
Ice...!
With a windstorm kicking up
Around him.
The wind's picked up,
And it's blowing pretty stiff
Out here.
Narrator: As a phase three
Blow moves in over the ice,
Jack's visibility is less than
One delineator.
I hope I can drive through
It.
We'll see what happens.
For every foot jack travels,
The 60-Mile stretch seems to get
Longer.
Seems like the farther I get
On the ice road, the worse the
Thing's getting.
Oh, visibility's down to less
Than 100 feet.
If it gets worse, I'm gonna be
At maybe 50 feet, 25 feet's
All I'll be able to see.
Narrator: If jack mistakenly
Veers off the road, he risks
Running onto thinner ice.
Can't see past the end of my
Hood right now.
I don't know if the village is
Gonna get its fuel today or not.
I mean, I know they need their
Fuel, but if it's not safe for
Me to do it...
Yeah, I'm not going in.
Narrator: Stopping his
100,000-Pound load on the ice
Also carries a huge risk.
The parked semi's dead weight
Quickly begins to bend the ice
Below it.
Within minutes, the ice can
Begin to bow and then break
Through.
Jack hopes the blow breaks
Before the ice.
70 miles southeast on the
Dalton, ray battles a different
Force of nature.
My biggest obstacle on this
Trip tonight is staying awake.
That's about the biggest one.
What keeps me up is I know I got
To hang on to my job so I can
Keep my family together.
That's the only thing I have
To look forward to.
I'm not the only one.
I know there's hundreds and
Hundreds of fathers, husbands
That are going through this.
It's a bad time right now,
And you do what you gotta do
To hold it together.
Narrator: 16 hours of driving through the night,
Have begun to take their toll.
So right now, pretty tired.
Hope I can make it.
My best bet's I'll stick with
The coffee.
Narrator: And in an instant,
everything can go wrong.
[Bleep].
[Groans]
Narrator: Working the
Graveyard on the dalton,
Ray makes a classic haul road
Mistake.
He reaches for something on
The dash and for a split
Second...
Takes his eye off the road.
[Bleep].
Whew.
[Chuckles]
All of a sudden I'm like,
"Oh, [bleep]."
I could see a tire going for
The ditch.
That's a good wake-Up call.
But that coulda put it in the
Ditch pretty easy.
Probably woulda rolled it.
That's what put that tanker in
The ditch a couple weeks ago,
And I just did the exact same
Thing.
There's a lot of crosses on
The road too.
I don't wanna see a corner
Saying "ray's corner."
You worry about staying alive.
And if you go out there and get
Yourself killed on the ice road,
Then your family's screwed
Without you too.
Narrator: With his adrenaline
Pumping from the near miss,
Ray will have no problem staying
Alert enough to drive the last
Few miles into prudhoe bay.
Back on the river crossing to
Nuiqsut...
The longer I'm sitting here
Waiting, the worse the storm's
Been getting.
Narrator: Visibility is still
Next to nothing, but ever minute
Jack's stopped the ice below him
Gets weaker.
This environment up here,
This is no place for anybody
To be stranded.
If I'm gonna go, I'm gonna have
To really get going.
God, I can't wait to get off
This ice road.
It's really blowing out here.
Narrator: Fighting the phase
Three blow...
Wow.
Narrator: Jack inches across
The ice.
And finally sees the village
In the distance.
Well, we made it.
Narrator: With the blow
Behind him, jack rolls into
Nuiqsut, not a moment too soon.
It's 40 below outside right
Now.
They don't have any other power
Than their gasoline generators.
We just don't wanna find out
What happens when they run outta
Gasoline in such cold weather.
You know, people could really
Freeze to death.
And everybody here has a sigh
Of relief, knowing that they've
Just got 30,000 gallons of
Gasoline.
Narrator: As the sun rises
Over the arctic ocean...
Alex smells victory in his race
With hugh.
Polar bear, you gotta copy.
Is this the polish
Icebreaker?
You need me to throw you
A rope or what?
What's that?
Ah, you're breaking up.
[Laughs]
He's just pretending he can't
Hear.
[Laughs]
[Honks horn]
Narrator: Alex may be talking
Trash, but the race is closer
Than he thinks.
Well, I didn't think I was
Gonna catch him.
All of a sudden, I come around
The corner and [bleep] he's
There, so...and I'm gaining on
Him, so I'm gonna get him.
I got about a mile to go here.
[Honks horn]
I guess we'll see how much of
A racer he is.
Come on, come on.
I'm cutting my curves here.
I'm trying to gain on him.
I'm gaining pretty good here.
Narrator: With prudhoe bay
Only moments away, it's a mad
Dash for the cash.
Come on.
Lead, follow, or get the
[Bleep] out of the way.
[Laughs]
Hang on to your socks.
Whoo-Hoo!
Narrator: At the entrance
To town, alex maintains his
Slight lead.
Great, he's just about...
There's two pickups between
Him and me.
[Laughs]
Narrator: But with a race
This close, every move counts.
Hey, alex, why'd you go that
Way?
Oh, dickens.
[Laughs]
I just passed alex.
At the stop sign he went the
Wrong way.
[Laughs]
I hunted his ass down all day.
I caught him right at the stop
Sign.
Narrator: As alex realizes
His mistake, hugh gets the edge
And hurries to be the first
To unload.
Uh-Oh.
This doesn't look too good.
Narrator: After 500 miles of
Driving, it all comes down to
Who can drop their load the
Fastest, and hugh's head start
Makes all the difference.
That's what I call easy
Money.
Agh, it's game over.
That rotten son of a gun.
He went one way, I went
The right way.
[Laughs]
He ain't that bright sometimes.
Narrator: When the dust
Settles, there's plenty of time
For smack talk.
The roadkill cafe is now
Open.
Yeah, roadkill cafe.
Narrator: Over some grilled
Moose in 40 below.
If alex would get out of his
Truck he can join us.
He's putting on some clean
Panties.
[Both laugh]
You know, I always like to
Beat hugh, but just the fact
Just in challenging him it seems
To kinda give him...it seems to
Irritate him enough to make me
Happy.
[Laughs]
Look at him.
Hey, we're over here!
You're going the wrong way.
Yeah.
That preacher will never
Have a chance in hell at beating
The polar bear.
[Laughter]
Narrator: Hugh may have won
The day, but alex is still one
Up on him for the season.
Next on Ice Road Truckers...
You need a ride?
Narrator: Alex's new copilot
May be more than he bargained
For.
You got a huge screwdriver
Hanging out of your engine!
Narrator: An urgent mission
Sends the rookie out on thin
Ice.
You're pretty damn slick,
I'll tell you that.
Narrator: And a close call
Almost wipes jack off the road.
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