Mike Corey (Host)

Mike wishes he'd made more of an effort to get to know Hanlon.

He was a damn good fisherman.

Mike wishes for so many things.

He wishes he'd kept in touch with his daughters.

He wishes that he'd been a better father.

Earlier, he had told himself that if he made it through this, he'd do whatever it takes to track them down.

now he'll never see them again a wave hits him and he starts to cry he doesn't want to die like this alone in the cold and the dark why couldn't he have just gotten shot in a bar fight or hit by a truck or any other way then he sees something through his tears

a green glow coming towards him on the crest of a big wave at first he thinks he's hallucinating but then he realizes what it is the rescue basket the green is from the glow sticks tied to the cage mike wills his numb arms and legs to move he can't tell if they're responding but somehow the basket is getting closer he's rising up the face of a wave to meet it

And then, the next thing he knows, he's climbing inside.

The helicopter's blinding floodlights shine down on him, and then he feels himself being lifted up.

Mike DeCapua weeps and laughs the whole way up.

He can't believe he's getting a second chance.

He can't believe he's going to live.

Bob Doyle watches as the Coast Guard crew helps Mike DeCapua out of the basket.

He's glad to see Mike, but he wishes Mark Morley was with him.

Bob still clings to a sliver of hope that the skipper might have survived his fall.

As the Coasties peel Mike out of his survival suit and transfer him to a thermal bag, he looks around the cabin confused.

Where's Mark?

Bob doesn't know what to say.

One of the rescuers answers.