S1.E11 ∙ USS Intrepid; Seattle Glue Pot; Wing Walkers

Two fishermen Dogfish names Joe and Lula discover the result of a theft of a dangerous gang of smugglers and go immediately to be persecuted by them. In pursuit of the bandits is also the federal agent Carlos, passionate young Diana, of which the fishermen meet and become friends. The action takes place on board the Fishermen, however, when the weather warms there comes the pirate Long John Silver, who is looking for a fabulous map of a treasure that was hidden on a nearby island. The map, now divided into two parts, it becomes cause for persecution, with plenty of good humor and adrenaline, which changed hands throughout the film and leading everyone to the island where the treasure was buried.

Mom and four little chickens live in the forest with other animals. One day, excavators entered the forest. The homes of the chickens were also destroyed. The mother is forced to take her kids "over the mountain" to find a new home.

A movie in which three stories about climbing happen, Carlos Garcia take us through a Big Wall adventure in the Cordillera Blanca, Diego Lopez, lives for climbing, in the desert spends months trying to climb up to ten meters rocks. Looking for high degree of difficulty, a group of climbers work in a new route building up, in a 33000 feet wall.

Goldie Blair makes her Harmony Concepts debut as an inept escape artist who can't free herself from the straitjackets and ropes than encase her, then she's joined in bondage by two other first-timers, Stephanie Anderson and Emily Haykin who also struggle seductively but futilely. The video is rounded out by scenes of buxom bondagettes Kelsie Chambers and Alexis Taylor binding and gagging one another and flame-haired damsel Sabrina Stone tied and ball-gagged.

Regarding the top of Mount Everest as one of the most amazing human accomplishments reveals the shallowness of our contemporary culture.