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    'Deadliest Catch' sneak peek: The Ramblin' Rose rambles into an iceberg [Exclusive Video]

    By | Yahoo! TV – Mon, Jun 25, 2012 10:34 AM PDT

    Cue the Celine Dion music: One of the "Deadliest Catch" boats has a "Titanic" moment this week when it drifts right into an iceberg.

    In this exclusive sneak peek at tomorrow night's episode, Ramblin' Rose captain Elliott Neese puts a new deckhand at the wheel while the rest of the crew gets some much-needed rest after a long day of fishing. And it looks like the rookie needed some rest, too, because in spite of Elliott warning him to keep an eye out for ice, he lets himself doze off for a second in the captain's chair. Sure enough, while he's snoozing, the boat drifts into a massive sheet of ice. Oops... we hope that guy didn't bother unpacking his stuff, because he might not be employed for much longer. 

    "Deadliest Catch" airs Tuesdays at 9 PM on Discovery.

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