Six hours after gashing his head on the Delta, Steven finally gets medical attention. No one said being a Sea Shepherd was all fun and games. [Deleted Scene]
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Whale Wars: Stitching Up Steven
Six hours after gashing his head on the Delta, Steven finally gets medical attention. No one said being a Sea Shepherd was all fun and games. [Deleted Scene]
Added: Aug 7, 2009
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