On Gold Rush tonight, Parker Schnabel’s excavator ends up totally busted after crew member Brennan Ruault goes rogue and drives it into deep water while in a world of his own. The incident takes place while the crew is hard at work at Scribner Creek moving the pumps, pipes and feed system for Sluicifer — the
“Time to Shine” is the title of our exclusive Gold Rush clip from tonight’s episode on Discovery — but it should be “The family that works together swears together”. At Eureka Creek, Tony Beets has put his daughter Monica Beets in charge of her very first operation. And as the episode unfolds we see how
Expletive-spouting Tony Beets has got a big project on his hands this week as he starts dismantling his 70-year-old dredge. As Gold Rush winds down, the luck of the Irish is with the Canadian Dutchman — whose subtitles on the show regularly have a high proportion of words starred out due to his flowery language. Certainly, Beets
On tonight’s Gold Rush, the golden goose is still laying eggs for the Beets family. Tony is married to Minnie Beets, and has daughter Monica Beets and two sons Kevin Beets and Mike Beets on the payroll too. The kids are Yukon [Canada] natives, although dad hails from the Netherlands. In our exclusive clip from
On this week’s Gold Rush, Kevin Beets is dead in the water — after his bucket line ends up completely broken. Watch our exclusive clip below as, appearing worried, Kevin says: “Losing the bucket line is a lot like with conventional money…if you lose any sort of means of getting the pay [dirt] to your plant, if you can’t
This week on Gold Rush, Todd Hoffman and original crew-member Jim Thurber desperately try to find pockets of gold that could help transform their season. After seven weeks at the Buckland claim, moving over 400,000 yards of dirt, Todd has only managed to find a measly 68 ounces of gold worth just $80,000. Watch our exclusive clip below,
Tony Beets has a new master plan on Gold Rush, to get a second dredge up and running at Eureka Creek. But this crafty Dutchman has a bigger issue, a malfunctioning dredge that is passing gold out in the waste water — and with his costs so high, every grain of gold counts for Beets’
On this season three premiere of Expedition Unknown, Josh Gates is on the hunt for Montana sheriff Henry Plummer’s lost gold. His search takes him deep into mysterious cave systems and sees the adventurer blow the lid on a mine that has been closed off for more than 100 years. Plummer was born in 1832 in