Having consumed a lot of Pablo Escobar history (thank you Netflix Narcos), I was really excited to see this show because I always wondered what happened to all that cash that was allegedly buried. I don't watch Treasure Hunting shows because they are waste of time as show creators just string the viewers along. However, I thought this show had some credence, particularly given that Escobar was reportedly making $60M/day and was forced to bury cash.
The first couple episodes contained some drama as you could almost feel the anxiety caused by the people of Medellin who are clearly still protective of Pablo. Unfortunately the show didn't pick up, and I found myself fast-forwarding through the 6 episodes looking to see if they actually found any money. I assumed with 6 episodes, the creators would have edited it so that at least "some" money was found, and the viewers could be treated and enticed into watching #7.
The first couple episodes contained some drama as you could almost feel the anxiety caused by the people of Medellin who are clearly still protective of Pablo. Unfortunately the show didn't pick up, and I found myself fast-forwarding through the 6 episodes looking to see if they actually found any money. I assumed with 6 episodes, the creators would have edited it so that at least "some" money was found, and the viewers could be treated and enticed into watching #7.