The Lagina brothers and their partners make a major discovery at the bottom of 10-X.
Rick and Marty discover a mysterious 20-foot high void deep inside the Money Pit just before diver John Chatterton successfully reaches the bottom of borehole 10-X.
Rick and Marty Lagina face a major dilemma as they continue their search for the original Oak Island Money Pit.
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Title: The Curse of Oak Island (2014– )
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Just as the team receives scientific evidence that there is a massive amount of silver is the Money Pit, the first snow of the harsh winter falls on Oak Island.
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| Robert Clotworthy | ... | Narrator 128 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
| Marty Lagina | ... | Self / ... 117 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
| Rick Lagina | ... | Self / ... 116 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
| Charles Barkhouse | ... | Self / ... 112 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
| Jack Begley | ... | Self / ... 109 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
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Craig Tester | ... | Self / ... 107 episodes, 2014-2021 |
| Gary Drayton | ... | Self - Metal Detection Expert 94 episodes, 2016-2021 | |
| Alex Lagina | ... | Self / ... 95 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
| Doug Crowell | ... | Self - Oak Island Historian / ... 88 episodes, 2016-2021 | |
| David Blankenship | ... | Self / ... 83 episodes, 2014-2020 | |
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Laird Niven | ... | Self - Archaeologist / ... 68 episodes, 2016-2021 |
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Terry Matheson | ... | Self - Geologist / ... 63 episodes, 2017-2021 |
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Billy Gerhardt | ... | Self - Gerhardt Property Improvement / ... 60 episodes, 2017-2021 |
| Dan Henskee | ... | Self / ... 59 episodes, 2014-2021 | |
Rick and Marty Lagina, two brothers from Michigan with a life-long interest in the mystery of Oak Island, renew efforts to discover the legendary treasure with sophisticated machinery.
I'd give the story 8-9 stars but the production is just awful. Hey Rick, step on that rock over there. "A rock? On Oak Island? Could this be a rock stepped on by renowned pirate John Laffete? Or slept on by the Knights Templar who may have brought treasure from Jerusalem like the Arc of the Covenant? Or maybe it was used in writing the Magna Carte, or to identify the location of other buried treasure?..." Criminies.
And next time you go diving in a murky hole you think is connected to the sea, maybe a good idea to pump a 100K gallons of clean water in first? Just sayin...