Cold Water Cowboys

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Cold Water Cowboys
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Cold Water Cowboys season 2 poster
Genre reality show, documentary series
Created by Tyson Hepburn, John Driftmier
Developed byTyson Hepburn
Directed by
  • Tyson Hepburn
  • Matthew Shewchuk
  • Victor Kushmaniuk
  • Stephan Peterson
  • Peter Gombos
  • Daniel Sekulich
  • Michael Sheehan
  • Samara Truster
  • Donny Rose
Starring
  • Paul Tiller
  • Adam Dodd
  • Richard Gillett
  • Conway Caines
  • Morris Anstey
  • Rick Crane
  • Justin Bridger
  • Calvin Kerrivan
  • Donald Spence
  • Kurtis Kerrivan
  • Lee Pond
  • Rick Caines
ComposerBianca Ker
Country of originCanada
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes34
Production
Executive producers
  • Audrey Mehler
  • David Paperny
  • Cal Shumiatcher
  • Trevor Hodgson
  • Aynsley Vogel
  • Tyson Hepburn
ProducerTyson Hepburn
Production location Newfoundland
Running time46 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Discovery (Canada)
ReleaseFebruary 25, 2014 (2014-02-25) –
June 7, 2017 (2017-06-07)

Cold Water Cowboys is a Canadian documentary/reality series developed by Tyson Hepburn and John Driftmier. It aired on Discovery Channel Canada for 34 episodes and 4 seasons from 2014 to 2017. The show was filmed in Newfoundland and tells the story of six local captains and their crews.

Contents

Outside Canada the show is known as Cold Water Gold (National Geographic UK [2] and international) [3] [4] and Cold Water Captains (The Weather Channel). [5] [6] It is available globally on Netflix under its original title. [7] [8]

Synopsis

Set in several locations of Newfoundland and Labrador, Cold Water Cowboys shows the life of fishermen after the Collapse of the Atlantic northwest cod fishery in 1992. [1] [9] Those who remained in business had to switch to crab, shrimp, turbot, herring, mackerel and other species. The show has a local flavour and some episodes have subtitles to explain Newfoundland English. [10] [11] [12] Richard Gillett, one of the show's captains, said the show is not only about fishing but also about "the communities and the families and the relationships between the fishermen and the communities." [12]

History

Filming Cold Water Cowboys (season 2) Cold Water Cowboys filming.jpg
Filming Cold Water Cowboys (season 2)

The Cold Water Cowboys concept was developed by a Canadian producer Tyson Hepburn and director John Driftmier who were friends since film school. [9] In fall 2012, the two went to Twillingate to film a demo reel [13] and discovered fifth-generation fisherman Richard Gillett. [9] For 10 days when Driftmier worked at St. John's, Hepburn filmed Gillett's team and their work. [14] [13]

Hepburn and Driftmier produced a demo reel in late 2012 and presented it to David Paperny who agreed to produce the show [9] [13] with Cal Shumachter, Audrey Mehler and Trevor Hodgson at Paperny Entertainment. The concept received support from Discovery's vice president Ken MacDonald [9] and director of commissioning, Edwina Follows. [15] [16] A month before the shooting, Driftmier died in a plane crash in Kenya filming Dangerous Flights , so Hepburn and the team continued without him. [9]

The first season was shot in Newfoundland between April and September 2013 [1] with the filming crew spending up to 3 week aboard. [1] Cold Water Cowboys premiered at midnight February 25, 2014, gathering one of the highest first-week ratings in Discovery Canada's history. [17] [18]

Season 2 premiered on March 10, 2015, adding newcomers Andre and Michelle Jesso, and Morris Anstey. [19] [20] [21] For the launch Discovery developed an HTML5 fishing simulator video game Atlantic Empire with characters from the show. [19] [21] [22]

Season 3 premiered on March 8, 2016 [23] with a new captain Rick Crane joining the show. [24] [25] [13] [26] [ better source needed ] Returning captains were Andre and Michelle Jesso, Conway Caines, Paul Tiller, Richard Gillett and Morris Antsey. [27]

Season 4 premiered on April 18, 2017 and featured Paul Tiller, Morris Anstey and Rick Crane. [28] [29] New captains on the show were father-son team of Calvin Kerrivan and Kurtis and Lee Pond. [27] [30]

Controversies

Midnight Shadow Captain Richard Gillet was arrested in October 2015 [31] and convicted in September 2016 for the assault of a dock worker while filming season 2 of the show. [32] He received a conditional discharge and a year of probation in court. [32]

Gillet received national attention in April 2017 when he staged a hunger strike in front of the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans building in St. John's to protest against the actions of the DFO in its governance of fisheries. As the vice-president of the Federation of Independent Sea Harvesters of Newfoundland and Labrador, he demanded a meeting with the fisheries minister over quota cuts to shrimp and crab. [33] [34] [35] The hunger strike lasted 11 days and ended with Gillet being taken to the hospital. [36] [37] In September 2017, Gillett was fined $14,000 for the 3 violations of the Fisheries Act in 2016. [38]

Another star of the show, Nicole Daniel's captain Toby Young faced charges in August 2015 for failing to comply with the condition of a fishing license. [39] [40] In August 2016 Sebastian Sails' captain Morris Anstey faced charges for an assault committed the same month. In February 2017, he was convicted and sentenced to 12-months probation period. [41]

Awards and nominations

In 2015 the show was nominated for the 3rd Canadian Screen Awards at "Best Factual Program or Series" category [42] [43] [44] [45] but lost to the Ice Pilots show. [46]

Cast

PersonRoleLocationShipSeasonsNotes
Morris Anstey [28] Captain Summerford Sebastian Sails2-4 [47] Morris fishes with his father and his son. [28]
Rick Crane [28] Captain Cox's Cove Crane's Legacy2-4 [24] [25] Crane first appeared in season 2 as a skiffman to Andre and Michelle Jesso. [24] [48] He joined season 3 as the captain of his own ship having his best friend and first mate Steven «Pope» Park and rookie Jacob Payne in his crew. [28]
Calvin Kerrivan [28] [49] Captain Placentia Crewshell Chill4Calvin works with his son and First Mate Kurtis. [28] They became famous for the unusual set of fisheries from whelk to sea cucumber. [50]
Kurtis Kerrivan [28] First Mate Placentia Crewshell Chill4
Paul Tiller [28] Captain Valleyfield, Bonavista Bay [51] Atlantic Bandit [52] 1 – 4 [17]
Adam DoddNarrator [53] 1Adam Dodd was a show narrator for the first season. He was also an assistant editor of 12 episodes.
Richard Gillett [54] [55] Captain Twillingate [51] Midnight Shadow [56] 1-3Gillet is the most controversial member of the crew.
Conway Caines [17] Captain Port Saunders SeaDoo [57] 1Sea Doo boat featured in the show belongs to Conway's father Rick Caines. [57] [58]
Justin Bridger [56] Captain Carmanville MJ Nadine1
Donald Spence [59] Captain Port au Choix K & N Enterprise1
Lee Pond [28] Captain Valleyfield Jacob Louisa4 [50] Lee Pond is one of the youngest captains in the show. [50] He also has the biggest and most expensive boat in Valleyfield and has to pay a big boat debt. [28]
Rick Caines [17] Port Saunders SeaDoo1Rick is the father of Conway Caines. He appeared only in 1 episode of the show at first season.
Andre Jesso [21] [20] Captain Piccadilly Wave on Wave2-3
Michelle Jesso [21] [20] First Mate Piccadilly Wave on Wave2-3Michelle is the only woman in the show. [60] Outside of fishing she is an Avon sales representative [61] and a charity fundraiser. [23]
Todd Young [62] Captain Woody Point Nicole Daniel1In 2015 Todd Young has been charged with several counts of failing to comply with conditions of fishing licence in 2010. All charges made against Todd have been dropped in 2021. [39] [40]

Episodes

SeasonEpisodesSeason PremiereSeason Finale
110February 25, 2014April 23, 2014
28March 10, 2015April 29, 2015
38March 8, 2016April 27, 2016
47April 18, 2017June 7, 2017

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