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The Integrated single stem crew fights to finish The Drop, but the wind and fog are fighting back; the Peters crew suffers a huge mechanical malfunction that could derail their plan to finish the block before snow flies.
The Integrated single stem crew fights to finish The Drop, but the wind and fog are fighting back; the Peters crew suffers a huge mechanical malfunction that could derail their plan to finish the block before snow flies.
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S1, EP8 "Pulling the Last Turn"The Integrated single stem crew fights to finish The Drop, but the wind and fog are fighting back; the Peters crew suffers a huge mechanical malfunction that could derail their plan to finish the block before snow flies.
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