Deadliest Catch

In the first airing of this episode in the US the Northwestern's crab count was, 370,000lbs, the final total was $1,600,000 worth of king crab for $48,000 per deckhand. But in repeats in was changed to 515,000 lbs, the final total was $2,600,000, and deckhand share went up to $59,000 each.

Also, the Cornelia Marie's crab count, final total, and deckhand share was also changed. In the first airing of the episode it was 286,00 lbs, the final total was, $1,200,000 worth of king crab and $35,000 per deckhand. It was changed to 525,000 lbs, the final total was $2,100,000 total, and the deckhand share was $48,000.
This corrected data also appears on the DVD release.

Final Total: The Cornelia Marie, $2,100,000 worth of king crab for $48,000 per The Northwestern, $2,600,000 worth of king crab, per $59,000 deckhand. The Time Bandit, $1,700,000 worth of king crab for $52,000 per deckhand. The Wizard, $1,500,000 worth of king crab for $31,000 per deckhand. The North American, $349,000 worth of king crab for $21,000 per deckhand. The Early Dawn, $523,000 worth of king crab for $28,000 per deckhand.

Crab Count: The Cornelia Marie: 525,000 The Northwestern: 515,000 The Time Bandit: 420,000 The Wizard: 351,000 The Early Dawn: 220,000 The North American: 83,000

While the summary and in some of the previews for this episode showed that the Cornelia Marie suffered a blackout in heavy seas, it never aired in the first airing of the US.