In the latest season of Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush, miner Rick Ness confronts a significant obstacle that threatens his mining ambitions. After a year-long hiatus to address personal challenges, Ness returned in Season 14, rejuvenated and determined to rebuild his mining operation. Against all odds, Ness found success by reaching his mining target as he
Season 15 of Gold Rush has officially premiered, launching on Friday to the delight of fans. Viewers are eagerly tuning in for the high-stakes mining adventures featuring Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets, and Rick Ness. While viewers are excited for the latest chapter of the Discovery Channel hit, concern has been mounting over Rick Ness’ noticeable
Rick Ness is back for Season 14 of Gold Rush, and he’s ready to get back to work. Ahead of premiere night, Monsters and Critics spoke to Rick about his big return, and he had a lot to say about the literal mountain he’s up against this year. Viewers know that Rick didn’t appear in
Gold Rush star Rick Ness is no newcomer to the ups and downs of the mining business. He is, on general appearance, out of the Parker Schnabel inner circle. Those are the fortunate few who traverses around the globe with the 25-year-old macher, who is racking up land and capital to expand his mining horizons.
On tonight’s Gold Rush, the season is winding down, and we will see how Rick Ness, Parker Schnabel, and Tony Beets are faring in the gold department. However, there’s trouble ahead for Ness who has a run-in with a pipe while excavating in our exclusive clip. It is no secret that Rick Ness has been
The Gold Rush episode airing Friday on Discovery may well be the swan song of relatively new miner Rick Ness. This is his last chance to keep payroll and not wipe out his entire savings as he struggles on the series that saw him introduced as a crew member of now competition Parker Schnabel. This
On tonight’s Gold Rush on Discovery, there is a huge catastrophe in the making for miner Rick Ness. His wastewater settling plant has had a breach in one of the berms of soil, allowing muddy rainwater to saturate the clearing ponds and jeopardize the river below where people fish. If this happens, Rick is facing
On tonight’s Gold Rush, we get a real glimpse into the creativity and problem-solving skills of Rick Ness’s inexperienced team — as they attempt to fix a dozer’s leaking radiator with scrambled eggs! As Monsters and Critics’ exclusive clip shows below, Ness has a problem and he is trying to work it out with his crew.
Gold Rush’s latest miner Rick Ness is a breakout favorite among viewers. His affable nature and close relationship with miner Parker Schnabel, who he used to work for, have endeared him to a large group of Gold Rush fans who appreciate his sense of humor. It even wins him spots on the spinoff series Parker’s Trail
If there’s one takeaway from tonight’s episode of Gold Rush: Parker’s trail, it’s don’t EVER go swimming in Guyana’s Rewa River. If you want to come out alive, that is. Because this week’s unsettling instalment of the hit Gold Rush spin-off shows that although this murky waterway is many things, hospitable to human life it is