Gold Rush returns tonight for Season 9, with Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets and now Rick Ness as the three main miners. Big changes are afoot, after Todd Hoffman — who had been on the show since it first started back in December 2010 — left at the end of Season 8. And yet, some things never
One thing is for certain, Minnie Beets is one we always want to have more airtime. Hopefully, the steel behind Tony Beets might get to be on camera more in Season 9 than she has been previously. The clip for tomorrow night’s premiere is a preview that shows Tony salvaging pontoons in his bid to
Discovery Channel’s top-rated show is back in it for a ninth season. It’s about time that Gold Rush is back in action, after the signing off on miner Todd Hoffman, it’s all Tony Beets and Parker Schnabel with a twist if you look at the new promo closely. The teaser dropped today and shows a
The Gold Rush Season 9 release date has finally been announced by Discovery — as the hit series returns without Todd Hoffman for the first time in its history. The new season will premiere on Friday, October 12, at pm ET/PT following a pre-show “The Dirt” special at 8pm ET/PT. Monsters and Critics told earlier
On tonight’s Gold Rush: Parker’s Trail, Parker Schnabel visits a network of perilous subterranean mines which have claimed the lives of over a hundred miners. The bodies of many of those who have perished inside the tunnels searching for gold have never been recovered. Parker and cameraman Sam Brown witness the dangers first hand as
Parker Schnabel is injured by an out-of-control high-pressure hose on tonight’s episode of Gold Rush: Parker’s Trail — and our exclusive footage shows the dramatic moment as it unfolds. The low-tech and stripped-down mining techniques the team encounter in Guyana are a 180-degree shift from what Parker is used to in the Yukon, and tonight things
Now that Gold Rush has wrapped and viewers look forward to Season 9, fans who like Todd Hoffman are wondering what is left after the Godly miner and his crew took leave of the popular Discovery series. Hoffman has been hinting all along on his Facebook and Twitter accounts that he wants to produce and
The Gold Rush finale tonight pits Tony Beets against Parker Schnabel. It appeared that Beets, Gold Rush’s savviest landlord and gold miner, had Schnabel right where he wanted him. Which was under his thumb and paying the rent on his lease, kicking up the profits of the profanity-loving Dutchman. Beets is a clever businessman. Todd Hoffman told
A lot of gravel and what appears to be quality rock real estate is traveling through Gold Rush: White Water’s sluice box tonight — but there’s a problem. Rather than real gold it’s the mineral Pyrite, aka fool’s gold, that is turning up and proving a total let-down for the guys. Dustin Hurt, to be
Good help is hard to find — never were truer words spoken as tonight’s Gold Rush reveals a huge mistake made by Hoffman crew member Kevin Hiatt. In Monsters and Critics’ exclusive clip, Hunter Hoffman is in charge and is trying to figure out why his trommel is no longer functioning. The answer? Human error!