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The Curse of Oak Island

2014
4.6
91 reviews
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Season 10 episodes (29)

1 Oak Island's Top Ten Suspects
11/10/22
Matty Blake examines the best clues and historical evidence to identify the groups and individuals most likely connected the Oak Island Mystery.
2 The Fellowship's Top Ten Swamp Revelations
18/10/22
Matty Blake reveals Rick, Marty and the team's most compelling finds unearthed in the mysterious Oak Island swamp.
3 The Top Ten Portuguese Connections
25/10/22
The Fellowship's most intriguing finds connecting someone of Portuguese origin to the Oak Island mystery are examined by Matty Blake.
4 The Fellowship's Top Ten Money Pit Discoveries
1/11/22
Matty Blake counts down the best evidence unearthed by Rick, Marty and the team suggesting that something of great value really is buried deep in the Money Pit.
5 On Their Marks
15/11/22
After a decade of searching, Rick, Marty, and the team return to Oak Island and immediately uncover evidence of a mysterious tunnel in the Money Pit. And for the first time ever, the Fellowship gets a clear look at an underground structure.
6 Across the Pond
22/11/22
While on a research mission in England, Marty, Alex, and Charles are thrilled to uncover more evidence connecting the Knights Templar to the Oak Island mystery.
7 Bubbling Over
29/11/22
Armed with more evidence that the garden shaft, where high levels of gold have been detected in the water, is connected to a possible series of tunnels in the Money Pit, the team begins the arduous work necessary to get a team member underground.
8 Wharf and Pieces
6/12/22
The team is astonished when Gary unearths multiple artifacts in close proximity to the old ship's wharf and with the discovery of a shallower tunnel in the Money Pit, Marty's theory of an off-set chamber may finally be proven.
9 Duc It Out
13/12/22
The discovery of mysterious ship logs provides more evidence suggesting a 1746 French armada led by the Duc D'Anville landed on Oak Island. At the Money Pit, the team gets closer to getting a team member underground.
10 Over the Muon
20/12/22
Gary unearths a curious artifact on Lot 8 and in the Money Pit, the team is astonished to discover that they may be chasing multiple tunnels towards the gold in the garden shaft.
11 Norsing Around
3/1/23
The team returns to the swamp and immediately uncovers more evidence of a sunken ship. And in the Money Pit, the discovery of a collapsed structure could mean they have finally located the off-set chamber.
12 A Lot To Be Desired
10/1/23
The team's high hopes of finding the fabled treasure are intensified when they procure what could be the final piece of the puzzle.
13 A Damming Clue
17/1/23
The fellowship is stunned when evidence suggests that a dam lies buried at the end of the swamp, corroborating both Fred Nolan's theory, and Zena Halpern's Templar map.
14 The Blob
24/1/23
While the archaeologists work hard to uncover a new feature discovered on Lot 5, the scientists have finally identified the area where the gold is.
15 Oh, Well!
31/1/23
While the team uncovers more evidence suggesting the mysterious man-made stone foundation on Lot 5 was purposefully hidden, the Fellowship is zeroing in on the gold in the Money Pit.
16 Beware the Blob
7/2/23
While the team searches for clues to understand why an ancient well was constructed on Lot 26, excitement abounds when more evidence of a tunnel heading directly towards the garden shaft is discovered.
17 All's Well
14/2/23
As the Fellowship prepares to get a team member underground in the Money Pit for the first time, a new theory emerges suggesting that Nolan's Cross holds the secret to its exact location.
18 Getting the Shaft
21/2/23
The team is ecstatic when new scientific evidence narrows down the location of the gold signature in the Money Pit. And Rick realizes a lifelong dream when he finally gets underground on Oak Island.
19 Wood You Believe It?
28/2/23
Confidence grows when irrefutable, scientific evidence reports the Fellowship is closer than ever to the gold.
20 Striking Gold
7/3/23
The Fellowship is certain that they're closer than ever to an offset chamber when the probe drilling operation in the garden shaft finally gets underway.
21 A Well of Secrets
14/3/23
As the garden shaft operation gets deeper, the evidence of gold gets stronger.
22 A Quadrilateral Move
28/3/23
While the drilling operation gets closer and closer to its destination, the team is shocked when they discover evidence of an ancient safe.
23 Ramping Up
4/4/23
After a long wait, the Fellowship finally gets permission to return to their excavation in the swamp. Almost immediately, they make a discovery that could connect all the cobblestone dots in the mysterious bog.
24 A Barrel Full of Clues
11/4/23
As time is running out, an exciting find in the swamp may have the fellowship rewriting the history of North America.
25 Roman Around
18/4/23
After a new find suggests that the Oak Island mystery could have ancient ties to Italy, the team investigates a stone structure that shockingly has a design that matches the original Money Pit treasure shaft.
26 Starry Knights
25/4/23
The North Atlantic winter is quickly approaching but the stars are aligning for the fellowship of the dig when the swamp reveals more of its secrets, and a trip to Italy provides a shocking new insight into Nolan's cross.
27 The Italian Job
2/5/23
While an incredible new discovery is made in the triangle-shaped swamp, Rick Lagina and members of the team make shocking connections in Italy between the Knights Templar and the Oak Island mystery.
28 Down the Hatch
9/5/23
Rick, Marty and the team make a discovery below the Garden Shaft that could be the key to solving the Oak Island mystery.
29 And the Hits Keep Coming
16/5/23
As new discoveries are uncovered in the triangle-shaped swamp and on Lot Five, the Oak Island team makes an incredible revelation in the Money Pit.

About this show

In 1795, three teenage boys discovered a strange, man-made hole on Oak Island, a small, wooded island just off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. As the boys began to dig, they found a number of intriguing artifacts. It was the end of the piracy era and rumors of buried treasure were rampant. The boys' discovery launched a treasure hunt that has spanned more than 200 years, cost millions of dollars and involved dozens of speculators, engineers and even famous personalities such as John Wayne, Errol Flynn and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Ratings and reviews

4.6
91 reviews
Darlene Bassett-Perry
28 February 2020
I believe the historical facts discovered that date back to 1600 - 1700 tells a unique story of what actually took place and is a huge part of our heritage for Nova Scotia. There's no denying the finds of just how many towns & cities of Nova Scotia that are linked to activities this show has depicted. Image what kind of life it must have been back in those times. I'm totally addicted to this show and my hope is that there is finally answers to this mystery.
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Belphegore HHR
13 January 2017
Two brothers set out on a journey to uncover the mysteries of Oak Island, a patch of land off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. The isle is said to hold buried treasure, some of which is speculated to be lost religious artifacts and a manuscript from Shakespeare. However, booby traps have prevented explorers from uncovering the hidden location to these precious items. The show itself is good if you enjoy learning about obscure history. Expect to learn about the Knight's Templars in particular. There's a great atmosphere, which can get dramatic and tense at times due to the dangers that these treasure hunters face on the island, thanks to decades of dilapidated structures that date back to the late 1700's. The only real negative thing to be said about The Curse of Oak Island is the intrusive, annoying announcer. You will hear "A __, found on Oak Island? Could it be that __?" over and over again, along with the same cutaway sequences detailing the booby traps, past explorers, and surrounding theories of what the treasure could be and who it could've been left by. It actually gets annoying after a while, though the rest of the show does make up for it during its most intense times.
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Joe
2 December 2019
In 6 entire seasons theyve done little more than speculate theories, recap the same clips 100s of times and exaggerate what "treasure" is. While the premise of the show is enticing I would suggest watching only the first and last episodes of a season. They recap every highlight at the beginning and end of every show, stretching a legitimate 15 minutes of new content into an hour (on tv with 20 minutes of commercials).
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