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CHUM's TV Guide

Heidi Ho

CHUM Fan
First Name
Holly
Very cool Nema......

Can someone post which show she was on so I can find her? Thanks!
 

Sushi Boy

Shananigator
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Roger
She's bad, she's nationwide...

It was so cool seeing her on tv. :piratewithhat2:

Way to go Nema!!
 

Heidi Ho

CHUM Fan
First Name
Holly
Thanks Jay, I've got Shark After Dark saved on my DVR - cool. Can't wait to see it...

On another note, I THOUGHT of Nema the other day as I was watching John Chatterton dive Britannic....six degrees of Nema Triplett :D
 

eddy

Nurse Shark
First Name
Nema
Well the funny thing about that Heidi is that I was just on the phone with John Chatterton and told him to watch me on tv tonight... My life continues to be sureal.

Thank you to everyone for your kind words. This segment was filmed a year ago so for this entire year I've lived in fear that I said something stupid and it was going to follow me around for years of Shark Week re-runs. I'm SO relieved it worked out so well!!

When the producer of the show first called to book our boat I was a bit turned off because I did not want our sharks to be portrayed wrongly. We are all extremely impressed that the show was not a blood and gore show....they even mentioned that sand tigers are not man eaters. SWEET!

If you didn't catch the show, it runs tonight and then again tomorrow. It will be released on dvd after that but I'm not sure when.

As for me I'm booking more charters that are beginning to result from the show and still recovering from the amazing viewing party we had last night.

aarrrrR
 

Captain HardHead

Nurse Shark
First Name
Doug
I see it plays again at 11:00 am tomorrow. Set the dvr and quit looking after that.

See you tomorrow Nema (on TV that is)
 

Cuda77

Nurse Shark
First Name
Jeff
The Deep (1977) Wednesday 8-19 see link for other dates.
flix http://http://www.locatetv.com/movie/deep/850785
This visually stunning action-adventure film, based on the best-selling novel by JAWS author Peter Benchley, stars Nick Nolte and Jaqueline Bissett as a couple on a romantic holiday in Bermuda. New Yorkers, David Sanders (Nolte) and Gail Berke (Bissett) are enjoying a much-needed vacation; while diving one day they discover the sunken wreck of a WWII freighter and unearth a gold coin as well as a mysterious glass ampule. Excited, they believe their discovery could be a long lost treasure, but they soon learn that their most valuable discovery is actually an ampule of morphine, one of thousands left behind on the medical supply ship. This discovery leads them into the hands of Henry Cloche (Louis Gossett Jr.), an extremely dangerous and powerful Haitian drug dealer who will stop at nothing to unearth the dangerous treasure. With the help of Romer Treece (Robert Shaw), an old treasure hunter, David and Gail soon realize that they have made a much more important discovery than the morphine and set out to keep their actual treasure a secret. Director Peter Yates's suspenseful film features death-defying dives and exquisite underwater photography. Posters of Bissett underwater in a T-shirt adorned many a dorm wall in the late 1970s.
 

GWNDWN

Tiger Shark
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Ryan
This from one of our former speaker Dr. Iliffe.

I recently participated in the filming on an hour long NOVA – National Geographic documentary film, Extreme Cave Diving, on investigations of Blue Holes in the Bahamas. This show will air Tues. Feb. 9 at 7 PM Central on the PBS channel.

The website for the program is at: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/cavedive/

Short, teaser videos are at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXR94_GNuZ8

http://video.pbs.org/video/1398380542/

Best regards, Tom Iliffe
 

Sushi Boy

Shananigator
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Roger
This comes on Saturday at 9:00 pm on CBS

Episode Detail: Shelley's Last Breath - 48 Hours Mystery
The 1999 drowning death of Shelley Tyre in the British Virgin Islands while she was scuba diving with her husband, David Swain, is investigated as a homicide.


Kind of a grim show, but might be interesting.
 

Sprout

Nurse Shark
First Name
Joanne
60 Minutes - Sharks

60 Minutes is having a segment on sharks. It's on within the next hour so it's probably a bit late to let everyone know, but they might have it online somewhere. Not sure what the angle is, but it looks like a positive story. The summary says, "Anderson Cooper dives unprotected with great white sharks and the South African who has spent more time up close with the ocean's most feared predator than anyone else."

Here's an excerpt: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6332708n&tag=contentMain;cbsCarousel
 

Sushi Boy

Shananigator
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Roger
It was a sharky Sunday night! Both the 60 Minutes segment & Expedition Great White were focused on conservation and changing the perception of Great Whites. Hopefully that's a shift in perspective that's going to continue. :happyeyepatch:

There were two episodes of EGW last night. I watched one, but had to save the other for later. I'll look forward to seeing that & future episodes as well.
 

kevdiver

Nurse Shark
First Name
Kevin
Was a really good show on Orca's this past Sunday on NatGeo. The Whale that Ate Jaws...it airs again 6/13 at Noon. Orca's are amazing animals :)
 

Cold_H2O

Nurse Shark
First Name
Colleen
Was a really good show on Orca's this past Sunday on NatGeo. The Whale that Ate Jaws...it airs again 6/13 at Noon. Orca's are amazing animals :)

They are amazing!!! I use to get to see them often. Miss my Orcas :(
Have been getting ready to dive and spotted them across the channel.
Always worth stopping everything and watching till they move on.
 

Sushi Boy

Shananigator
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Roger
I caught the first few minutes of this the other day at the end of my Expedition Great White recording:

Drain the Ocean

Kind of an interesting concept. Looks like it comes on again Sunday morning.
 

24%

Tiger Shark
First Name
Douglas
Shark Week Starts Tonight

It's that time of year again, Shark Week starts tonight on Discovery Ch.

Shark Week
 

Sushi Boy

Shananigator
DAM CHUMmer
First Name
Roger
SHARKWATER U.S. TV premiere on Planet Green  Saturday August 21st at 10/9c

Sharkwater debuts on U.S. TV for the first time! Planet Green will be airing the documentary that won 35 international awards as part of their "Blue August" special programming.

Tell your friends about this exciting news and help us get the word out!

Sharkwater premieres Saturday, August 21 at 10pm EST and Sunday August 22 at 1am EST and 4am EST
View the trailer at
http://planetgreen.discovery.com

Sharkwater takes you into the most shark-rich waters of the world, exposing the corruption surrounding the world's shark populations. Driven by a lifelong fascination, filmmaker/director Rob Stewart began exploring these magnificent creatures at a young age. Over the course of the film, he debunks stereotypes and media depictions of sharks as bloodthirsty, man-eating monsters and reveals the realityâ€â€that sharks are a necessity in the seas if humankind is to survive. Stewart’s mission to save sharks turns into a fight for his life.
 

Siren

Tiger Shark
First Name
Amanda
U-Boats in the Gulf - Today, 3pm
History Investigates (Channel 229 on Comcast)

Exploring the wreckage of German U-boat U-166 in the Gulf of Mexico, where the vessel sank in 1942 and was discovered in 2001.
 
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