Charlie Moore: No Offense - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
A Charlie Moore Mad Fishmas
Charlie and Angela host their annual Christmas bash – a very Charlie Moore Mad Fishmas. They visit the new Karma in Winchester, MA and critique a holiday drink and try salmon on fire. The Codfather makes a holiday appetizer and explains his favorite holiday movies. Tony the Elf pops in for a visit and there is a celebration at Angelina's Restaurant and another at Mad Fish land.
Coach Sullivan
Head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins and New England native, Mike Sullivan, meets up with Charlie Moore in Mike's hometown of Hingham, MA. The Mad Fisherman interviews Coach about his NHL hockey career as a player and as a coach. Mike takes Charlie to his local country club to play a best of three hole golf tournament. Mike explains what it was like to win back-to-back Stanley Cups.
Winter Blues
Winter time in New England can be brutal, so Charlie heads down to his house in Florida to escape the winter blues. On day one, Charlie catches a lot of largemouth bass and whips up a special Italian pasta dinner for the crew. On day two, the Mad Fisherman catches really big bass and caps it off with a largemouth weighing in at 8 lbs. 2 ounces, potentially curing his winter blues.
No Snowflakes
Charlie and the crew get hit with a late winter Nor'easter. Delayed by one day, Charlie and the crew head to Pittsburgh, NH. Charlie teams up with Chris and Tim Fitts as they hit the snowmobile trails. Charlie visits the top of Diamond Ledge. The Fitts' challenge the Mad Fisherman to a game of pool and shuffleboard. Charlie cooks a great meal for the whole team. One of the sleds breaks down and they have to change plans.
A Televised Revolution
Charlie and the Mad Fish crew head to Clermont, Florida. Charlie hooks up with a local angler and fishes for largemouth bass. Charlie has a skeet shooting competition and gets the grand tour of Revolution Adventures outdoor theme park.
Pittsburgh or Bust
Charlie and the Mad Fish crew plan a trip to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. However, a worldwide computer shut down derails the trip. Charlie and the crew are forced to stay home and make the best of it. Mad Fish catches pickerel and bass as he explains all of the locations he was going to visit in Pittsburgh.
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