Posted on July 20, 2010 - by Morgan Howard
Remembering Capt. Phil – Todd Stanley
Discovery Channel is calling tonight’s episode, “Valhalla”. The description reads “Captain Phil Harris loses his battle for life while the boats – unaware of the news – battle the biggest storm of the season. Eventually, eldest son Josh breaks the news to the fleet and reactions are intense and unforgettable.”
Derrick Ray, the relief skipper for Phil also had the difficult responsibility of telling the news. Our crew is close, both Freddie and Steve have fished for Phil for too many years to count. The guys on the boat aren’t just deckhands – they are more like family. If you watched “After the Catch” last week, you got a chance to see Freddie and how much he cared for Phil. Also, in the Cornelia Marie family is Todd Stanley. Todd was Phil’s cameraman in the wheelhouse for three years and became one of his closest friends. Recently, Todd talked about his relationship with Phil on the radio (KNCI). Here is an excerpt from that interview.
[Pat] I remember you telling me that, that, um, you’d never had anybody close to you die before?
[Todd] Not like that. I haven’t ever spent that many days in a row with somebody, you know. So, uh… Phil just… you know, he and I were real good friends. I mean, he’s the kind of friend that would call me at 3:00 a.m.… (in Capt. Phil’s voice) “What’re you doin?”
“What do you mean, what am I doin? I’m sleeping.”
(Phil’s voice) “Oh, man. I’m watching this coin show and I just bought some gold coins. You won’t believe it, these things are amazing.”Wow. (Pat continues laughter) So, you know, I mean, we were close, you know. One of the things, you know, not too many people, probably really nobody even knows about, is that, uh, Phil, about an hour before he passed away… he gave me, uh, he gave me his gold ring. It’s got a diamond and a couple of rubies in it. These crabbers, you know, they all have… They all wear some kind of bling, whether it’s a golden, diamond-encrusted king crab on a necklace or something. But he bought this, this was the first piece of jewelry he bought as a teenager, as a young crab fisherman, you know. Something, you know, I tried to give back to the boys, and Josh wouldn’t, wouldn’t take it. But that… you know, I wear it proudly on my hand today, and I… it reminds me of him every single day.
Todd also goes on to talk about some behind the scenes moments such as the arguments between Josh and Jake. For the full transcript, go here.
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July 20, 2010
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Joyce Sunderland said:
To say that the rest of the fleets’ is “intense and unforgettable” is the understatement of the year! Even my husband was in tears!! Please pass our thanks on to Todd Stanley for helping the rest of us in getting to know the captain & crew of the Cornelia Marie.
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July 21, 2010
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Charles Young said:
Everything I’m about to say or want to say has already been said…but I will say that when the Deadliest Catch previews first aired, I thought “Great, another stupid reality show”, however, little did I know how caught up in the story I would be – real men working for a living and being recognized for it. Then, as episodes flew by, I realized that these guys were like my closest buddies and family.
True to reality, death had a hand to play and we are now without Capt. Phil…I went through some Kleenex as myself and half of America said “goodbye” to one of the most charismatic and down-to-earth people to ever be seen on TV. Unlike Hollywood, Phil was someone we could all relate to. Someone we all could see in a father, a brother, an uncle, a cousin…Next to the plastic characters and fake personas we see on TV everyday, Phil was a beacon in the dark and now it seems the world is that much more dim without him in it.
When I sometimes feel like the human race is at its lowest level, someone steps forward and raises it up a notch – that someone was Cpt. Phil Harris.
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July 21, 2010
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Lori & Dave said:
Phil made our hearts grow; his passion for fishing was undeniable. His love for his boys was immense; what do you say. We will never forget you Phil; we love you and your boys will be taken care of by the great spirits! Never has a show taken us to heart; rest in peace Phil xx
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July 21, 2010
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Brook said:
Even though we know this happened months ago, my heart still bleeds for Joshua & Jacob. What a great ending to the “story”! Discovery & Todd did a fantastic job of sending Phil off in an extraordinary way. Many a tears. RIP Phil Harris!!! You will surely be missed by all!
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July 21, 2010
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Chris said:
What a great show last night. I loved the tribute show for Phil. Again, can’t say it enough how much i love this show, these guys, the whole thing. I am a woman, who if you met me would think, holy sh** – typical, shopper, girly stuff, etc., when people found out that i watched the show, co-workers, etc., they were like really-and i was like-you need to watch it-and i turned so many people on to that show-but my husband turned me on to this like i have posted before when it was a promotional show – and i too like an earlier post-oh another reality show-but i was hooked (no pun intended) to this show about these hard-working, fun-loving guys. I love them all-i miss Phil-can’t say i knew him personally, i definately could have hung out with him, but loved watching him and the other crews every week. I find it hard to believe that people really enjoy watching fake people looking for fame and fortune hooking up with 20 bachelors/bachlorettes that people find that entertaining? or watching snooty teeney boppers shopping enjoyable? This is a real-life job, that they manage to let us in on where it is both dangerous and yet they are able to hold us captivated and entertained while doing their thing…no other show (reality) on the air in my opinion compares…love it, don’t ever end.
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July 21, 2010
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Rose said:
What an eloquent and respectful way to show the passing of Capt. Phil; the sea raging and the other captains battling to stay alive and capt. Phil passes away after a battle of his own. I sat in my chair crying thinking another loss of a great human being. He caught my heart with his personality and his ever present devotion to his sons. There are kings and queens and presidents but they will NEVER come up to the level of a true salt of the earth man. I will never forget you Capt. Phil and may your boys find their way through this sad time. I will be waiting for the Cornelia Marie to sail again.
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July 21, 2010
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Angela Dorsey said:
Captain Phil: Where do i start. Watching you an what you have bought too my life, is unexplainable. I have laughed with u, I have cried with u. When u left us all behind an went too a much better place, I felt like an still feel with pain of losing a love one. I never had the chance to meet u, but that would have been my must do before i leave this world, is too meet the man, that changed my life in more ways than one. I was alot like you, u were just 10 yrs older than me…lol, but anyways done ever drug known to man, an I have the biggest heart of anyone in the world. The love for your boys i have for my son. I have been a mother an father too him, an u have taught me alot, an raising him, i use your sayings..Its a tough world out here, an noone is going to give u nothing, an u have too prove yourself, so people will give u a chance. I know your family is so proud of u. I light a candle everyday for u, an i know one day when its time for me too meet my maker, that will be the day that i get too meet u. We love u so much Captain Phil, an i just wanna say Thank U so much for everything that I learned from u too raise my son, u made a man out of me…lol..NOT..I tell my son all the time this is Bad bad bad..I wish your family nothing but happiness an they are in my prayers always, an I can’t wait for the day too see u Face to Face when i leave this world an come home with God where i know u r..God knows us, if made all of us different, but all in all he knows our heart an that heart trumps all the cussing an drugs we could have ever done..We had to work wasn’t nothing handed to us..Thanks again for all the love an laughs u brought too my life…I will love u 4-ever.. an u will be missed more than u will ever know.Love Angela Dorsey
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July 21, 2010
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michelle (missy) Tate said:
Guys your all so awesome, I will miss Phil terribly!!! Watch the show always all my love to you all miss
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July 21, 2010
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james b said:
all can say my thoughts go out to you people to what you people do out there to catch crap it takes guts and i,m really sorry for the loss of the captain mt thoughts go out to his kids may god be with him and he rest in peace now all best to you guys on what you do
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July 21, 2010
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whip,for nickname said:
i lost both my mother and father 8 months apart,1994,1995,,what you all go thru is just flat out amazing and to be able to work with a great man phil must of been awesome,i watch your show faithfully and pray for each boat,love crab legs so i really appreicate your commitmit to your jobs,amen and god bless u all,josh and jake prayers r with u guy’s-love ya’s,,whip…
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July 21, 2010
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hollyt said:
phil is the reason I first started watching Deadliest Catch. I come from a long and distinguished line of yellin’ screamin’ moms and dads. In fact when my kids were teens, they’d make me so mad that i’d literally jump up and down.
Anyway, my son was going off to the ER for an emergency operation and he said to me “mom, I know you aren’t going to sleep, so you need to watch this show called deadliest catch. It has this captain on it who yelles louder then you. Guess what he loves his sons as much s you do too.” So I turned it on and was swept away, no pun, to alaska. I’ve been going back ever since.
It was so nice to see more of phil’s family on last night’s tribute show. His dad seemed like such a humble and nice man. It is hard when a parent outlives their child. I just wanted to hug him.
Phil was a true individual. There are lots of folks who try so hard to be unique but they have to be that way in the same manner as all the other individual herd followers. Phil was proud to be himself and accepted himself as he was. That is a great trait to have.
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July 22, 2010
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recorn said:
I posted on this site before about my feelings about Captain Phil, his familly and fellow fishermen. I think all of us feel the same way. Grief for Phil not being hear, great concern in regards to Phil’s family and friends. I greatly enjoyed the DC episode last night and the tribute. I think Phil would have approved. We got to see Phil’s funeral, his family and friends saying farwell. We also got to see his sea family saying goodbye…the Northwestern standing tribute as they went past the Cornelia, the Time Bandit shooting off fireworks, the Wizard ringing the bell and leaving a pot for Phil. I think back to Sig’s comments on the sea gull. I think Phil may have been there for the funeral and at each ship throughout the fleet, looking over all those he considered family. That’s what all of them are family. When ever anyone was in trouble, they were right there to help if they could. I want to again thank you and Phil’s family and friends for letting us in and allowing us to grieve with all of you. I think most of us fans would have understood if you wanted to keep things private. I hope you all will be able to look back on Phil’s life and smile. Phil will always watch over all of you. He’ll be there every cycle ride, every time you see a bird house, every time the sun shines on the water, every time a pot comes up full. That will be Phil.
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July 22, 2010
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jamesbb said:
he was a great man and fisher man i watched alot his shows and it takes guts and alot hard work i give each ever one of them fisher men my prayers on what that do and to the sons that lost a great father it wonlt be the same with out him i hope the best for all you guys may god be with you all rip phil you will be dearly missed bye all those who watch the show and bye me i loved the show i watch it as much as i can
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July 22, 2010
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Kenneth Clifton said:
Ride Free Cap’n Phil!!…Very tasteful tribute show, and a big thank you the family for letting us grieve with you, meet Josh & Jake’s mom, Phil’s father, and feel like part of your “extended family”. His lifelong buddies provided great background, also!!…Loved learning that he tried to buy his guidance counselor’s house from her!!…ROFLMAO!! Sadness for a time, because of his passing, but laughter in remembering him, and his GUSTO for life!!…RIP Cap’n!!
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loreena beltran said:
Why do all the good ones always leave us so damn soon?! My father was a fisherman and i remember going to the terminals with him in seattle where i was born and raised. I also lost a friend who died crab fishing when the boat sank. Because of these close at heart experiences i have had Phil was close to me and my inner self , i had some kind of connection with him.
I will miss yet another GREAT MAN!
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loreena beltran said:
Why do all the good ones always leave us so damn soon?! My father was a fisherman and i remember going to the terminals with him in seattle where i was born and raised. I also lost a friend who died crab fishing when the boat sank. Because of these close at heart experiences i have had Phil was close to me and my inner self , i had some kind of connection with him.
I will miss yet another GREAT MAN!
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July 23, 2010
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Isabella said:
It just will not be the same without him he will be missed~
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July 23, 2010
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Ornree said:
Ok, Ladies, Josh will be hosting a pajama party in Temecula, California, on July 31st. Check out the Phil Harris website for oooohhhlala details!
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July 23, 2010
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ricky stokes said:
LIke Dale Earnhardt or Stevie Ray Vaughn Phil Harris was a laeger than life guy not a hollywood dream who gave so much to so many and left us way too soon! And like larger than life heros I E Evel knievel or Arthur Ashe phil was a real person with so much passion and love for life. I dont think we’ll see anopther on TV like him for a long time RIP Captain
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July 25, 2010
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gale hinson said:
I LOVE THE SHOW MY DAD WATCHES IT ALL THE TIME. WE ARE SORRY FOR YOU LOSS JOSH,AND JAKE. YOUR DAD WAS A GREAT MAN AND HE WILL BE MISSED SO MUCH. HE WAS SO UMBEL.AND LIKE A BIG TEDDY BEAR.MY BABY BROTHER REMINDS ME OF YOUR DAD. BUT I WAS TRULY IMPRESSED BY HIS ART WORK IN HIS BIRD HOUSES IT IS SO DETAILED. AND I PRAY FOR HIS FRIEDS AND FAMILY. YOU BOYS MAKE YOUR DAD PROUD AND RE MEMBER HOW MUCH HE LOVED YOU BOTH AND KEEP THE PROMISES YOU MADE HIM STAY CLEAN AND HONNER HIM WELL. WE LOVE HIM HE CAME INTO SO MEANY HOMES AND LIFES ALL AROUND THE COUNTRY. EVERY ONE LOVED YA’LL ALL SO MUCH. I NEVER MET HIM BUT IN OUR HEARTS AND TV’S HE WAS OUR FRIEND AND SOME WHAT FAMILY. I BELIVE MY DAD WOULD BE WITH YOU GUYS IF HE WAS ABALE HE GREW UP FISHING ON CHATER BOATS AT LITTLE RIVER S.C. HE ROAD OUT HURICANE HAZEL HE CAN’T GO WITHOUT WATCHING HE WATCHES THE RERUNS.WELL GOD BE WITH YOU,AND MAY ALL YOU SKYS AT NIGHT BE PINK.SAIL ON CAPTAIN PHIL IN TO THE SUN SET.
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July 25, 2010
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Jeff said:
I was already aware of capt Phils passing but seeing it aired the other night was very emotional for me,he was the best and the main reason I watched the show.All the best to Josh and Jake. You will be greatly missed and always remembered Phil.The show will never be the same without you.R.I.P. Capt Phil.
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July 26, 2010
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Rachael said:
No one that matters will read this…..but I’ve watched Deadliest Catch since the 2nd season after my bro introduced me to it. Phil Harris was ALWAYS one of my favs. He was the Dad type. After Edgar. lol. Sig is $. N I LOVE the Hilstrads but….It was Phil that was the HEART!!! Last season was hard. I saw the news stories….this isn’t new…but I wanted to give the family time to grieve. And all this NOW is probably WORSE!!!! At least before they were NUMB to everything. But THANK YOU Phil for sharing your life, your family, your fishing, your habits, your take on HOW to be a MAN (and JOSH YOU ARE DOING EXCELLENT!!!!!!) Jake…Please get and STAY clean. If I had sd what you did my mom woulda flipped…Phil, at least on camera flipped and then told u to get help. lol. Just do it. I loved how parental he was. lol. It was PERFECT!!!!!
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DaShane Watkins said:
It’s hard for me to type when my fingers shake, and my eye’s our filled up with water. Being a founder of a paranormal organization, makes me certain that Phil’s spirit will never die. I have read all of the comments from this page and each time I read one I cry even more. My keyboard is yelling out “mayday” because of all the water it has taken on. Seeing Phil’s sons carry on through this gives me strength for when I lose my parents. I will continue to watch the show as long as it airs. I know that all eyes will be on the Cornelia Marie and the rest of the fleet from Dutch Harbor. I am a male that is 33 years old and is from Cincinnati, Ohio. If there was ever anything I could do to help the crew over there out, I wouldn’t hesitate to do so. Being the founder of Spiritual H.O.P.E Society and a Researcher for the paranormal field for over 10 years I have this to say to the fleet: “You sail on waters that spirits control and when you call on them for help they will be there to guide you and protect each and every one of you in your time of need”. I am privileged to have the opportunity to see Phil and the rest of the brave soldiers that fish The Bering Sea of Alaska. I hope that your dad turns up, Jake Anderson. I have never seen another man my age go through such hard times as you have. You have a heart of a lion and you are a great man, and my favorite. I know your sister will guide your dad through the light. No matter if it’s the after life, or the light from a flashlight that searches for him in the woods. I hope you read this and I hope you all keep safe. Thank you all for being a part of my life and I thank you all for putting your lives on the line every day and night just so we can have the best crab in the world on our plates. My heart beats strong for all of you at sea.
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Jim Sullivan said:
I want to be a deckhand/cook on the Cornelia Marie. No, seriously. I mean it. I’ve tried contacting people and do not have the money to fly up there. I’ll give it 200%. I have three sons and a wife to support and have found nothing for jobs in NC. I’m 41 and in the best shape of my life. If anyone in the know can help me achieve this I would appreciate it. I’m not just a fan but a fan in need of a career so that I can feed my family. Regards,Jim
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July 28, 2010
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Zachary Uram said:
Phil you are a great father and you truly loved fishing. It all happened so fast I still can’t believe how one minute he was chatting to the boys and a few minutes later he had a massive stroke. We need more money for medical research in this country and less on mindless entertainment! Phil I know you trusted in God and one day you will have a glorious heavenly reunion with your dear sons. I will never forget you Captain Phil!
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debbie sue said:
This show is more than a show, it has
The story
The music
The filming
The people
The editing
The mood
The emotion
The icy cold
The tears
The pain
The vomiting
The humor
The balance
The conflict
It used to be hard for me to watch because I am afraid of the ocean waves, and I always feared someone would die on the show from the power of the ocean. Somehow I got past that and very quickly the show caught my heart and just as it did, I watched as Phil slipped away and it literally broke my heart. These men are men. Good men. And these good men wore their heart on their sleeves and cried out when they lost their good friend. Praying for you all to have peace and to remember Phil in the good times…..from what I’ve seen, I’m sure there are plenty of those to dwell in. God Bless. Debbie (a new fan)
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håkan weidne said:
I was to late.
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July 31, 2010
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Tiffany said:
My first time seeing Deadliest Catch was about 4 years ago. Discovery was running a marathon of previously aired episodes. I happened to catch the end of the second one they had on that day and 7 hours later I was still sitting in front of the TV. My husband came into the room to see why I had been glued to the TV all day and started cracking up at the fact that I was watching crab fishing. I remember saying “I know it sounds crazy but this show is incredible” I had recorded all the episodes I had watched on our DVR and made him check the first one out. 7 hours later I woke up to him still watching and laughed my ass off. We have both been hooked ever since. Capt. Phil had always been my favorite (though I love them ALL) because he reminded me of my dad. I have never cried this much over the passing of someone I have never met. It just sucks!!!! The world needs more of the kind of men we have all gotten to know by watching Deadliest Catch.
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Joseph Cradit said:
Good job todd, so sry for the loss of your friend, capt. Phil was awesome.
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August 8, 2010
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Paul Quigley said:
Six years ago, the world got to meet Captain Phil Harris on the Deadliest Catch. To say he was a character is an understatement. Andy Hilstrand described Phil the best way anyone could when he said “whatever the “IT” factor is… Phil had it”.
Listening to Todd speak of his final days, Phil knew he was slipping away. In what is normally a very private moment, Phil wanted Todd to get the whole story to share with everyone. Phil said you need a beginning, a middle and an end, otherwise you don’t have a story. How right he was.
It was also ironic (and makes you wonder) how the Bering Sea began having an extremely severe storm as Phil was dying. It was like the sea was calling one it’s own home. And when he did pass away, it settled back down and was calm for ten days.
Phil’s made his mark in the fishing industry long before we knew of him. We got to know him from the Deadliest Catch and although most of us never actually met the guy, most of us cried when he passed away… my wife and I included. He was one of a kind!
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Tina Marie Hvizdak said:
A couple years ago I was at my mom’s house and Deadliest Catch was on and i watched that one episode with my mom and I was hooked….Being a 2nd shifter thatnk god for a dvr…..I love the show and losing Captain Phil Harris was like us losing a member of our family…so I can just imagine how his boys r doing….my thoughts and prayers r with them…..I had a hard time watching this season knowing he had passed away but he was doing something he loved…..I have so much respect for what these guys do….RIP Captain Phil….I’ll be praying for your family….
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August 25, 2010
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Chris said:
A great man has passed and can never be replaced. Like so many others I only knew of him via the TV series but it was evident from the special about Phil that he was a very special individual. I want to thank the production company and Discovery for how they handled documenting Phil’s struggles and passing. This has to be the most tasteful and well handled situation of its kind in television. Todd and the crew deserved an Emmy for this, shame on the group for not rewarding them. I think what struck me the hardest was Todd going back to the boat to grieve with the crew, to be there with his family of friends. As for the Bering sea going from storm to dead calm I cannot help but believe that was tied to Phil. I hope the CM and Todd are back next year.
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August 25, 2010
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Melissa Norton said:
Capt. Phil, we grew to love you and your boys while watching the show. We miss you so very much. RIP Capt. Phil.
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August 26, 2010
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dianne said:
We love deadliest catch. I even where the t shirt. Phil, who can’t love Phil. He is a big teddy bear. Will miss him always. I even have the book on deadliest catch. I pray his son do well for him and make him proud. They have quite a legacy to follow. He will always be in my heart.
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October 12, 2010
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Brian said:
I am from England, and we have yet to see the final episodes of this series. I have watched in awe at the bravery, commitment and sheer guts of this crew and ALL the other courageous captains and crews.
To say that I am desperately upset at this news is an understatement. I am literally lost for words and my heart goes out to you all.
Phil’s legacy will last for many generations. A true American hero.
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October 30, 2010
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phil said:
A great sadness indeed a great man lost,Thank you for allowing us to be on your bridge and boat Captain Harris my deepest sympathies to your family from here in the UK you made many many friends gods bless you, god`s speed
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October 31, 2010
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Paul said:
The episode where Captain Phil passes away has just been shown in the UK. Even though from the previews we all knew it was coming, it was one of the saddest moments on TV I have ever seen. The courage that these crab fishermen show in the face of such extreme adversity is very humbling for the rest of us mere mortals. Captain Phil wore his heart on his sleeve and to see him have to cope with hearing about his sons addiction so close to his death was very moving. I don’t normally bother to comment on Things like this but felt that the show had brought my wife and I so much enjoyment, I had to extend my condolences to Phil’s boys. He was a big man in every sense, you should be proud of what he meant to you both.
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November 1, 2010
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Steven said:
there is nothing a person can say about your Dad Phil that will ease the pain, just think of the differance he made in the people close to him you boys made him the proudist man on earth. fish hard live strong.
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November 4, 2010
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Jeferson Brasil said:
Meus Sentimentos a todos da familia e amigos.
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November 5, 2010
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jamie JIMMY sumner said:
well its now november down here in Australia an i only just found out about Phil,sadly missed by all that fish the sea
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November 26, 2010
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Rob Worthington said:
I wish my Dad had been more like Phil. Lived the life of Rock and Roll and when it was over, just took a stroll. Probably the only real life documentary on TV where I actually cried. At first I thought, “Jesus, I hope Jake isn’t blaming himself”, but then I thought “Well isnt that what you do to try and justify why someone you love can be taken from you”. All credit to you boys, you loved him the only way a son can and he loved you like only a father could. He will be sadly missed by all. RIP Phil.
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December 2, 2010
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RYBAK Z POLSKI said:
tesz jestem rybakiem łowie na morzu bałtyckim dorsza jak tylko moge to oglądam was widziałem odcinek kiedy phil odszedł ze świata żywych nie mogłem powstrzymać łez pozdrowienia od rybaków z polski
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December 3, 2010
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geert1nl said:
ik kijk dit programma al een hele tijd al is het heel laat op discovery..heel moedig wat deze mensen doen om de kost te verdienen mijn diep respect.en voor de familie van phil heeeeel veel sterkte R.I.P. Phil
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December 9, 2010
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Kiwi said:
Jake, Josh and Grandad Harris, sorry about using the surname Harrison (typing error).
RIP Phil
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September 12, 2011
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