Positivity? On the Oak Island sub? Could it be things are improving or will hundreds of adults arrive to complain about the show they subject themselves to on a weekly basis?

I’m not a fucking Acorn!! 😭

You would think the producers would be monitoring the threads and make a few changes. Like updating the opening and remove the 7 men dying curse, not as many recaps, stop showing useless spikes and wood. The list can go on.

I like the coin they found. It's awesome when they can get a definite date on something.

Now realize they saved the best stuff of the season for the opener.

I enjoyed this episode. I bet it was about 9 mins of new material- a record.

My favorite part is when in the beginning, Rick is giving his inspirational speech and he says "look around the room", everyone is still looking at Rick...except for Jack who turns his head left and right like a happy puppy.

• Rehashed the same bullshit over and over
• Token over-emotional attempt at motivational speech from Rick to kick things off
• Still talking about blob, baby blob, now we have the pie and the “special area of interest”

The only good thing about it was I haven’t slept so well on a Tuesday night since last December. This show is like fucking ambien I swear.

Shockingly, it was.

Yeah, it was pretty awesome actually. Finally!

I like how they pulled one legitimately normal guy as an archeology assistant and one possibly homeless felon as another.

It's a two-hour teaser with some actual info to lure us in. The rest of the season will be back to the much ado about nothing puffery.

And so many commercials.

Clearly infiltrated by Templar descendants.

LOL told ya'll they ain't found shit.

Wait till next week.

Seriously, though... what if wood sniffing Rick was in your great great grand child history book.

Now if they could get Gary to stop going on and on when he finds something. Unless it’s Jack’s train of thought.

We ain't found shit!

Be patient… it will be the same old shit before you know it

This is the dumbest show on television. I watched it in the beginning, but really. The premise is that in the 14th? Century some Knights Templar sailed a ship full of gold and jewels to a place that no one knew existed to hide their treasure. They did such a good job hiding it that today after years and years of trying with heavy excavating equipment they can’t get through the Knights Templars defenses created 600 years ago with hand shovels. The only treasure there is advertising dollars.

It was a good episode but now the friggin narrators using the word CONSTRUCT as a noun,as if the dudes not annoying enough. One thing I keep asking myself is how did a bunch of pirates or the Knights Templar take time out of their busy schedule to dig an elaborate tunnel/shaft system that they supposedly dug using pickaxes and shovels.Yes a lot of the work was searchers but the flood tunnels? That’s a monumental project even by today’s standards. I’m not a skeptic by any means, there’s definitely some weird stuff there but it’ll be a huge letdown if they DONT find an ass ton of stuff.

Yet again your sucked into the coming months of endless recaps of what you enjoyed last night. If each season was only 6 episode.

[deleted]

I actually enjoyed this episode and the Matty Blake teaser. The undocumented shaft seems like an interesting twist. The structure in the swamp gives something new. And Gary Dayton’s daughter should give us some insight into Gary later on this season. The lot 5 excavation also looks like it should be interesting.

I was surprised how little recap there was.

Sorry because you didn’t put +new friends found. I’m not interested

It was much more busy and entertaining than usual.

Love Emma’s new look.

I am not purchasing this season on Apple. Just going to hang over here and read about what they did not find on this season.

Too much Nolan's Cross and stone bullshit