The sneak peek for next week’s The Curse of Oak Island episode showed a coin being found — which it’s thought could be the “hard evidence” the team receive in Episode 3 of a European presence on the island long before the discovery of the Money Pit. The footage, which was shown at the end
Rick Lagina has dropped a massive hint that evidence of a Knight Templar presence could be found by the team on The Curse of Oak Island this season. He let slip the teaser during an interview on Drilling Down host Matty Blake’s “Matty and Nick” radio show on Boston’s WAAF 107.3. Rick said that if
SPOILER ALERT! Well if that wasn’t a chilling end to an episode, we don’t know what is! Everything is pointing to something seriously dark happening on The Curse of Oak Island next week. With images of skulls and a chilling voiceover, it looks like Episode 3 is going to be a hugely important one for
Two episodes down and a new preview for The Curse of Oak Island points at something far more sinister to come in the season ahead. The sneak peek, which aired at the end of the latest episode, suggested something much darker is on the horizon. The final credits this week ended with an image of
On this week’s second episode of The Curse of Oak Island Season 5, the team examine a sea chest once owned by the fascinating Captain James Anderson. The privateer (legal pirate) is believed to be the same “James Anderson” who once owned Lot 26 on Oak Island before selling it to former slave Samuel Ball
The Money Pit and all its associated drilling shafts have posed a real problem for Rick and Marty Lagina and the team on The Curse of Oak Island. They have drilled, excavated and dived several shafts now in the search for the ever-elusive treasure, but this year Marty is bringing in more advanced methods garnered
The entire treasure-hunting operation behind The Curse of Oak Island faces being shut down after “alarming news” comes to light in Episode 3 of the current season, it has been revealed. The revelation emerged in a new description for the episode released by the History channel. It also disclosed how during the episode Rick and
The premiere of The Curse of Oak Island Season 5 was watched by a record number of viewers, official figures have revealed. More people tuned in to watch the season opener than in any previous premiere since the show began back in 2014. Nielsen stats show 2.95million viewers saw the two-hour premiere, which included a
The Money Pit is a name that pricks up the ears of every treasure hunter worth their salt when they hear it mentioned, and has attracted everyone from businessmen to future presidents of the United States. The origins of the Money Pit date back to around 1795, when a 16-year-old boy called Daniel McInnes from
SPOILER ALERT! The Curse of Oak Island Season 5 premiere was probably the most-anticipated episode of the series ever — and it didn’t disappoint. An emotional-rollercoaster, it saw the tragedy of the death of Craig Tester’s son and Jack Begley’s brother Drake play out, as the meaning of the episode’s title — Forever Family —