The Gold Rush finale tonight pits Tony Beets against Parker Schnabel. It appeared that Beets, Gold Rush’s savviest landlord and gold miner, had Schnabel right where he wanted him. Which was under his thumb and paying the rent on his lease, kicking up the profits of the profanity-loving Dutchman. Beets is a clever businessman. Todd Hoffman told
A lot of gravel and what appears to be quality rock real estate is traveling through Gold Rush: White Water’s sluice box tonight — but there’s a problem. Rather than real gold it’s the mineral Pyrite, aka fool’s gold, that is turning up and proving a total let-down for the guys. Dustin Hurt, to be
Good help is hard to find — never were truer words spoken as tonight’s Gold Rush reveals a huge mistake made by Hoffman crew member Kevin Hiatt. In Monsters and Critics’ exclusive clip, Hunter Hoffman is in charge and is trying to figure out why his trommel is no longer functioning. The answer? Human error!
Tonight on Gold Rush, Todd Hoffman is FINALLY hitting a streak finding great gold, but then hits a massive obstacle — a boulder the size of a large school bus. Todd’s shocking announcement last Friday that he was leaving the Discovery show has hit fans hard, but if our interview with him is anything to
Last night, Gold Rush: Live revealed the big secret Discovery been keeping a very tight lid on — Todd Hoffman is leaving the show. Building on his fame from the series and catapulted by the wildly successful reception to his singing voice, the Oregon native is striking out on his own. Hoffman is the show’s Holy
In every reality TV series, especially one as cast-heavy as Gold Rush on Discovery, comes a wildcard fan favorite who stands out. For the Schnabel crew, this badge of honor is bestowed on Rick Ness, a sleeve-averse gearhead who loves his mama and is there for his boss Parker Schnabel come hell or high water.
Bad luck runs deep this season for the Holy Roller of Gold Rush — and tonight’s episode is no different as Todd Hoffman suffers yet another setback and ends up at loggerheads with son Hunter. Big rocks in the Golden Gulch paydirt are making an ungodly racket as they hit the steel drum of the trommel and, as local
Parker Schnabel’s mining exploits are pure gold for Discovery – and the network is now rolling out a second season of Parker’s Trail, set in Guyana in South America. Gold Rush: Parker’s Trail is back March 30, and this trip will up the ante from the Gold Rush: The Jungle one-off which featured the Hoffman
On the next Gold Rush, our exclusive clip shows Tony Beets monitoring a critical dissection and repair using a crane — and it’s fraught with danger. Eyeballing the precarious tonnage of metal above his crew’s heads, he gives orders with trepidation for some final bolts to be cut, adding: “Let’s see what happens!” Mike is
This week on Discovery’s Gold Rush: White Water, that first gold nugget looks promising but searching for gold in raging torrents like McKinley Creek is never easy. The plan is to fix the beam to the sides of the creek, holding it in place with a pole and a cable under tension. Next the planks will