The Curse of Oak Island

Rick, Marty, and the team return to the island determined to solve the mystery.

After years of speculation, new scientific evidence suggests the swamp is manmade.

Gary detects a strange stone structure embedded in the swamp.

After years of searching, the team believes they have found the elusive flood tunnel.

Forgotten clues produce new leads as the fellowship of the dig zeroes in on the money pit

Excitement mounts as the team members discover a 200-year-old searcher shaft.

The team unearth a new wooden structure under the sea bed at Smith's cove.

After 152 years, the Money Pit may no longer be lost.

New evidence suggests the swamp may be man-made on a scale the team never could have anticipated.

Off the coast of Nova Scotia sits a small island that is a riddle wrapped in enigma.

With a dangerous hurricane approaching, the team scrambles to find evidence of what might be buried beneath the swamp.

New evidence suggests there was French activity on Oak Island.

The team obtains evidence suggesting they may have finally located the original Money Pit.

The team uncover new evidence suggesting there could be truth behind Fred Nolan's theory.

Did the original trio that discovered the Money Pit in 1795 not come upon it accidentally?

The fellowship doubles down on their efforts in the swamp.

Time to investigate the uplands of Smith's Cove is quickly running out.

New analysis connects man-made activity in the swamp to the construction of the Money Pit.

The team must move quickly with time running out.

New discoveries suggest the flood tunnels were not the only traps set to thwart searchers.

Rick, Marty and the team reach new depths in the Money Pit in their final push before winter.

With time running out, the ultimate breakthrough may be within the fellowship's grasp.

It's the end of drilling season on Oak Island.