ESPN Outdoors has Ocean Hunter
Airs Saturdays
April through June
At 7:00 a.m.
on ESPN2
http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tv/news/story?page=g_tv_desc_ocean_hunter
And
The Outdoor Channel has Speargun Hunter
Schedule can be found at the bottom of the following page:
http://www.outdoorchannel.com/Shows/SpeargunHunter.aspx
They are both worth watching, so set those Tivos! 
TAMPA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. (NASDAQ:OMEX), the world leader in deep ocean shipwreck exploration, has granted Primetime Emmy® Award-winning JWM Productions exclusive access to film Odyssey’s 2008 Atlas Search expeditions to produce a shipwreck exploration television series. Discovery Channel expects to premiere the 11-part High Definition (HD) series to worldwide audiences in 2009. Production is slated to begin immediately.
“We have the most experienced team of shipwreck explorers in the world manning our ships, and on a regular basis they make amazing discoveries in the deep ocean - things that have never before been seen by human eyes. We’re proud of the exploration and archaeological work our team accomplishes in the challenging offshore environment, and for a long time we’ve been looking for the right format to share the excitement of our expeditions with viewers around the world,” stated Greg Stemm, Odyssey’s Chief Executive Officer. “JWM has a proven track record of producing smart, compelling television and Discovery Channel is the #1 media and television brand in overall quality for the eighth straight year. We’re sure that Discovery’s viewers will enjoy ‘being there’ during our shipwreck search and exploration expeditions,” Stemm continued.
“Odyssey is recovering not only treasures, but fascinating shipwreck stories from the bottom of the world’s oceans. And our job is to deliver these stories, discoveries and adventures to Discovery’s viewers in a way that brings them right into the action,” explained Jason Williams, President and Co-founder of JWM Productions. “We’re looking forward to an exciting season with unparalleled coverage of Odyssey’s operations.”
“This series will give our viewers a front row seat as Odyssey’s archaeological and forensics teams search for sunken treasures and unravel the mysteries of long-lost shipwrecks,” said John Ford, president and general manager of Discovery Channel. “This compelling 11-part series will show viewers the intense drama of underwater detective work and we are excited to have JWM creating this series for our audiences around the globe.”
In this immersive series, viewers will join the Odyssey Marine Exploration team as they brave high seas, heavy weather, political red tape and courtroom clashes to keep their research vessels and deep ocean equipment operational on the hunt for underwater archaeological sites and shipwrecks that each have unique stories to tell. Episodes will include forensic analysis with stunning computer graphics as well as experts in cutting-edge laboratories laboring to analyze and conserve fragile artifacts recovered from the watery depths. Each episode, viewers will be involved in solving dramatic maritime mysteries and treated to spectacular underwater HD video of shipwreck discoveries through the cameras of Odyssey’s Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), as well as the real life battle to keep the treasures they discover.
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She loved my sport at first glance, and so I taught her how to pull my float line full of dead and bleeding fish for hours on end. Then she got her two rubber band Espadon gun from Tarzan, a French maker (long gone ago) who used to compete with the renowned Champion brand.
When I felt she was ripe for SCUBA diving, she was also along with me in our “Cousteau wanna be” adventures in “el muro del Malecon and la playa del Chivo”, both prestigious and chic, high end diving sites on the City of Havana northern coast. 
And, here we are, married after 29 years, with three kids (I’m still waiting on the DNA tests...). We have survived (divorce wise) all our contemporary couples friends that DID NOT dive together! 
And besides, after a fishing trip..someone has to clean the fish....!
Rick and Tere.
He was breathing pure O2 for 23 minutes prior to the attempt… hence the 17 minutes! But still pretty amazing.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5gxsfhFmW71JZPr4OA8yqHI_v2GQwD90CE18O2
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