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Season 1, Episode 9: “The Big Melt”
Original Air Date: Sunday, the 12th of August 2007, at 10 PM ET/PT.
Runtime: 60 minutes.
Production Code: 109
The season is almost over. The temperature is starting to rise and the last loads must be delivered as soon as possible. Since there are still many loads left, delivering them all will not be an easy task. Alex is entrusted with the safe delivery of a 100 ton electrical unit for the Diavik mine. Rick still has no heat in his truck and he is getting fed up with it. Driving in -40 degrees weather with no heat has taken its toll and Rick may be suffering from frostbite. After talking to Hugh he decides to call it quits and go home. Although the ice is starting to melt, TJ goes out on the ice road once more, making this his 18th load.
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