The Curse of Oak Island

After a decade of searching, Rick, Marty, and the team return to Oak Island and immediately uncover evidence of a tunnel in the Money Pit; the fellowship gets a clear look at an underground structure, getting it closer to solving the mystery.

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.

Armed with more evidence that the garden shaft 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.

The team is astonished when Gary unearths multiple artifacts in close proximity to the old ship's wharf; with the discovery of a shallower tunnel in the Money Pit, Marty's theory of an off-set chamber may finally be proven.

The discovery of mysterious ship logs provides more evidence that 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.

The team returns to the swamp and immediately uncovers more evidence of a sunken ship; in the money pit, the discovery of a collapsed structure could mean they have finally located the off-set chamber.