[narrator] this is nome, alaska,
home to the biggest offshore gold deposit
in the world.
The worst winter in a hundred years
has left the miners little time
to get under the ice.
But now, a sudden break in the weather
is providing the season's first golden opportunity
and the fleet is ready to take advantage.
Just look at them go.
But the question is
who will make the most of it?
Miners, get on that seafloor
and do what you came here to do.
On your mark,
get set,
go.
[crowd cheering]
[foreboding music playing]
after yesterday's [bleep] show,
it's, uh, important for me to be getting out here
before zeke every single morning,
prep everything
so that our operation
is substantially smoother than that.
[narrator] after yesterday's fiasco...
Somebody should've [bleep] noticed
that the [bleep] generators were in a puddle
like, seriously, that's, like, the only thing
that's actually really important.
[narrator] gabe tenhoff gets an early start,
trying to prevent any more snafus.
[suspenseful music playing]
[man speaking]
[gabe] hey.
How you feeling?
Great.
Got any lunch?
Oh, I thought you'd have some hotdogs on the...
On the stove by now.
[gabe] yeah? Well, I thought I would have some help
getting [bleep] ready.
Getting something to eat.
The loss of that generator was mostly on gabe,
kind of a little bit on me because I was up there, too.
But it's mostly on gabe.
This operation is kind of a mess so far.
No gold, therefore, no money for me.
This isn't a charity mission.
Man, I'm getting a little antsy.
There's a lot to do every morning
to get this operation fired up.
Sometimes when it's freezing out,
it's, kind of, difficult to get motivated.
The air hurts your face.
You question your life decisions.
You feel palpable regret for not going to college.
Then you bury all those emotions down
as deep as you possibly can
and you go along with your day.
Come on, you [bleep].
Yes!
We got hot water.
We want everything running smooth.
Just going. By the time the zeke goes up,
he can just slap on a wetsuit
and get right under the water.
[upbeat music playing]
all right.
We're running.
Dude, I appreciate it so much,
you guys getting everything running for me.
[gabe] I mean, it's just wonderful to have people
that can get things going for me.
Yesterday was just a complete cluster.
I need at least 8 ounces
just to keep my operation going for the summer
and right now we don't have any gold at all.
Nothing. It's completely unacceptable.
Okay, there we go. Grab that pressure line.
The guys are giving it all they got
and we finally have good weather.
This is what I've been waiting for.
I'm gonna do something that I really hope
turns things around.
I'm gonna go on a marathon dive.
This is something I can do
that's totally under my control
that can get us back on track.
So I'm gonna suit up.
There's like a pile of rocks,
pretty dense cobbles.
It's pretty much kind of right under where the dive hole is.
There's gold coming out of it.
So, I just wanna keep...
Just try to see if I can plow through that pile of rocks.
I'm gonna reach down deep
and try to pull out something extra.
If I don't do it now,
I don't know if we're gonna be
able to keep the operation going.
How's your air flow?
[gabe speaking]
it's time for us to get some gold.
[suspenseful music playing]
harrowing day yesterday.
It's still dark and it's still dangerous down there.
So how's all the systems feeling?
Everything good?
[gabe speaking]
all right.
To painted sluice boxes and maintenance-free guys.
Sun's shining,
we're gonna get six hours on the box.
[narrator] 2 miles east...
[vernon] all right, gary, how are you feeling?
I'm feeling plenty good enough to get down there
-and get some gold. -All right.
I mean, this is what you call a stellar day in nome.
It doesn't get much better than this.
By the end of the day, we'll have gold in the box.
[narrator] vernon's making the most
of the break in the weather
by unleashing his secret weapon.
-Yeah. -Let's get her done.
I'll go and get dressed.
[vernon] all right.
We're on super gold here on 56
and that's why I'm aiming for 200 ounces this season.
That'll be a record for me
and that ain't pie in the sky
and I've got a plan to pull it off.
I've got two a-list divers, gary and gary.
And today, I'll be able to send both of them down.
We're talking about a twofer, a two-headed monster,
whatever you wanna call it, we're got to get down there
and milk those hours
until we can't milk them anymore.
All right, gary.
Be careful down there.
[suspenseful music playing]
[gary] [indistinct]
yes, we feel good down here.
All right.
[gary] all right. Let's get busy.
[suspenseful music playing]
[gary] seeing little pieces of gold right now.
Look at that. Right off the bat.
He's already seeing gold.
That's what I'm talking about right there.
Woo!
[gary] ah, yeah.
[vernon] all right, gary.
He's just happy as a lark.
[gary] oh. Woo!
The guy's orgasmic.
[gary] woo.
My goodness [indistinct]
come on, baby.
-Ah, I love it. -[laughs]
[gary] ah.
I see gold coming out of this [bleep].
That's some good sections.
[gary] yeah.
Before it's over with,
gary will go down there and suck it up.
And then hopefully, we'll be doing this
for the rest of the season.
[gary] look at it all [bleep] man.
[narrator] 10 miles west...
[shawn] headed back out to the tomcod.
This has been probably the worst weather we've had
for ice mining ever.
[narrator] the window of calm weather
has given shawn pomrenke
a clean shot to track down his golden jackpot.
[shawn] it's been one nightmare after another
out here this year.
But at least the sun's up.
The bering sea doesn't give you a lot of opportunities.
So when it does, you got to run with it.
I'm on the cusp of something great,
a huge pocket of gold, a massive pile of gold.
So, I'm gonna use a few new toys to stay down
as long as I can to get on this sucker.
Last time we were out here, the compressor was acting up,
giving us a hard time,
so I got a new one.
It's electric,
actually, I picked up an extension
through the hose, too.
That'll keep us from having a move so much.
We're gonna give it a try.
I got serious payments coming up.
I got the tomcod, the revamp of the myrtle,
and the inland mine.
I'm gonna need probably 120 ounces to cover it all.
So far, I'm on a good pace,
but I still got 80 ounces to go.
I gotta push it today.
Get in the water, start diving.
We having fun yet?
[suspenseful music playing]
how's she looking?
I see you brought that air compressor out today, huh?
[shawn] yeah, I got the air compressors
on the tractor trailer in the box there.
Oh, yeah.
[shawn] plug it in, and try it out.
Hopefully, this new air compressor
and the hose extension
allows me to stay down there long enough
to map out this entire area.
Looks like this pay streak's headed north.
Gold lives with the heavies,
so seeing a higher concentration
of the black sands, magnetite, and iron
means we're on the right trail.
[compressor whirring]
it seems to be working.
Wanna let the air compressor run a little bit.
Get suited up. Get in the water.
Oh, we got hot water going, air compressor's good,
we got water running in the sluice box.
Only thing now is for me to get down there
and suck up some gold.
[suspenseful music playing]
this is the best part of the job.
All righty, bruh. Get that gold.
[suspenseful music playing]
[shawn speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
it looks like the float bags are working all right.
Before the hose went just straight up and down like this
up to the sluice box,
I threw some float bags on it,
right near the bottom and about halfway up,
stretches out the hose, gives the gold
somewhere to lie down before it hits the box,
instead of swirling up the hose into the box.
How's that compressor?
[shawn speaking]
[man] ten-four.
[compressor whirring]
[shawn speaking]
hell yeah.
We're finding the heavies.
And now we just got to find the gold.
[shawn speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
okay. Team meeting, everybody.
Get a plan, quick two-minute group meeting,
and then we all go get back to work.
[narrator] after days of storms and breakdowns,
kris kelly has exactly zero ounces of gold to his name.
But with perfect mining weather,
it's time to join the marathon dive parade,
by any means necessary.
[kris] the plan today is get gold.
We got a hose extension,
we're gonna add another 25 feet.
We're gonna get down there and we're gonna see
if there's anything underneath that huge [bleep] overburden.
Okay. Well, everybody knows their job.
-Come on. Let's do it. -There you go.
[kris] so far, this winter's been a disaster.
I got top of the line equipment,
I really went for it and it wasn't cheap.
After everything, I just need 25 ounces
to make this winter a success.
So far, I have nothing.
My dad broke off so much of the hose
I couldn't even reach the gold
when I went diving last time.
But today, I've got a plan
that should get us back on track.
And with clear weather, I'm gonna mine my ass off.
Today, we're putting a hose extension on the water.
We're getting everything up and running
and I'm jumping in the water
and we're gonna find out exactly
what's underneath my feet.
We're gonna plug to the bottom of the hose
into the jet log and throw the whole hose in the water.
Okay. Let's go.
Now, we have one 70-foot hose.
We're actually ready to go right now.
Start them both.
[compressor revving]
we got it.
[kris] so look, I'm extra stressed about the situation.
Not only can we go broke,
but I'm about to be a new father.
I'm about to have a little kelly of my own.
[baby cooing]
[kris] I'll have a family of my own
that I'll have to take care of.
So right now, my success or failure
is taking on huge consequences.
Okay. Let's do it.
Hook him up, bae.
-[kris] okay. Let's go. -[man] go get them.
[kris] okay. Let's see what we got going on here.
You got 125 pounds of air pressure, okay?
[kris] everything's good.
Kenny, we are lucky the hose coiled itself perfectly.
[kenny] oh, no [bleep] [indistinct]
[kris] yup, I got lucky.
Then, maybe everything's gonna go good from now on.
[kris] well, it should.
[kenny] just pick a spot and start working it
and get it about 5 feet wide and see how deep it goes.
[kris] okay.
[compressor whirring]
that's all she's got.
[kris] they're rippin' suction.
How's the material looking?
[kris] uh, it's good, I found a spot.
We get clay.
That might be gold.
[man] gold.
He found gold.
Don't say that unless you're for sure.
[kris] I don't know for sure.
I can't really tell.
What I'm looking for is little itty-bitty
flakes of gold sliding across the clay.
[kenny] there's gotta be gold under there.
Just keep working, that's all that matters.
We need that gold to pay off the equipment.
[kris] I know.
I'm not leaving without gold.
[clock ticking]
[narrator] 1 mile west...
Seeing some good stuff down there?
[shawn speaking]
hell yeah.
[narrator] with added time and added reach,
mr. Gold is making the most
of the season's first storm-free day.
[shawn speaking]
[joe] all right. Do you want me to pass
that extension down to you?
[shawn speaking]
[joe] all right. I'll, uh, wrestle it over to the hole
and pass it down to you.
How is that compressor keeping up?
[shawn speaking]
I'll take a look at it.
[shawn speaking]
dude [bleep] always makes me nervous.
So I guess he's still breathing.
[suspenseful music playing]
[shawn speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
[shawn speaking]
[joe] oh, yeah.
This will give him 20 more foot of reach
to go out and poke through it.
[shawn speaking]
sounds like he's anticipating finding something
pretty good out in front.
[kris] oh, oh, oh.
[joe] hell yeah. Which direction are you in?
[kris speaking]
well, that matches right up with our suspicions.
[kris speaking]
burning gas, hauling ass.
Yeah.
Let me have a double shot of red eye in a dirty glass.
I thought I'd drop in there
and I'll get the juices flowing
and catch up on social media.
Delicious.
[narrator] and now, another episode
of social hour with vernon.
Oh, let's see.
In dust we trust,
"I wanna be like vernon when I get older,
drunk angry and giving zero [bleep]."
I don't know about all that.
You haven't really seen me drunk
and you don't wanna see me drunk.
Give me a shot of that jamesons.
This is spiritual.
That goes down pretty damn smooth.
Next batter up, from harmless potato,
"vernon, I saw an episode where you were eating
what looked like a burnt log."
what was it?
You know, I have no memory of that.
That thing's burnt to [indistinct] but I bet it's good.
I deny eating any burnt logs or anything
that looked like a burnt log.
They don't make them like this in the restaurant.
I've eaten a lot of things
that I didn't remember the next day but...
For the life of me.
I don't remember that one.
All right, potato.
Nice hearing from you. Angel, thanks for the drink.
[narrator] this has been another episode
of social hour with vernon.
[narrator] in nome,
it's the first calm weather window of the season.
And every member of the fleet
is pushing to make the most of it.
[rock music playing]
hey, so right now, everything is running good.
How are you feeling?
I think everything's going great.
Little pieces of gold are flying through this hose
and into the sluice box.
I'm gonna pound it out so hard you don't even know.
If I put in a lot of hours,
it will, like, the math will work out.
[narrator] so far this winter,
zeke has yet to clean an ounce of gold.
But thanks to today's favorable conditions,
he's managed to put in three hours
toward changing his fortune.
[zeke] yeah. It's like this reef of rocks.
Yeah, there's some gold here.
I mean, definitely gold in the area and...
[zeke speaking]
[sam] all right. Roger.
Chipping his way through a big dense rock pile
that's right at the bottom of the ice hole.
The ice hole right here, like this hose is coming down,
like that and then there's this big mound of rocks
going right there.
And it's very dense.
It's usually really hard to chip your way through.
That's what he's working through right now.
[zeke] I got a lot of work to do.
I wanna dive over just stupid amount of hours.
Time to get serious.
[sam] time to get serious.
Well, dude, I like that plan.
It's a good plan.
[sam] it's a dive boat.
Putting gold in the sluice box and listening to motors.
It's tranquil.
Dialed in.
I love it.
[narrator] 2 miles east...
[upbeat music playing]
yeah. Hey, gary, it's going good in the direction
you're stretched out in, right?
[gary] yeah. I can see pieces of gold
just falling out on the dirt.
I mean everywhere.
[vernon] well, yippee-ki-yay.
That's what I like to hear, gary.
You're my favorite nozzleman.
[gary laughs]
[narrator] vernon adkison's turning today's
golden sunshine into gold in the box
as he finishes off the first round
of his mining doubleheader.
It was a long time coming
but it seems like we've got everything working
just the way it's supposed to.
Okay, gary, you got your time in.
That's four hours and that's it.
The other gary, I wanna send old gary out.
Come on up.
[gary] roger that, vernon.
I'm on my way.
[vernon] that was in good dive. Good dive.
Gary's just finished up his shot.
He was moving a hell of a lot of material.
And, uh, gary panos, old gary, same deal.
Gary's got to get him and hammer it, yet once again.
I think I've got a pretty good damn team right now.
This will be gary panos's first dive for the season.
He's one of the best divers I've ever had.
So it's gonna be come to gold daddy time
and, uh, we're gonna crush it.
[gary p] all right.
[vernon] you got about 80 psi, it's coming up.
[gary p] all right. Copy that.
[gary p speaking]
yeah, okay. Well, that's good you seeing gold.
[gary p] yee-haw.
Yee-haw.
[gary p speaking]
that's good.
[gary p speaking]
because now, he's starting to get the spirit.
I'm gonna have a hard time pulling him up.
[gary p] this looks great.
[vernon] all right. All right.
[narrator] 10 miles west...
[kris] [indistinct] pictures of cobble.
We get clay two and a half feet.
-Get any gold there? -Yeah. Any gold on it?
[kris] hold on. Just give me a second.
Oh, we're definitely on gold.
[narrator] after hours of scouring the seafloor,
kris kelly, may finally be digging out of debt.
[shawn] how much?
[kris] I can't really see how much gold
I'm on right now but I...
I'm killing it.
Oh, [bleep] you know what?
[kris speaking]
[shawn speaking]
so, we got a gold painted nozzle.
So that could be the paint chipping off
and kris is sucking that up and seeing that.
[kris] let's do a test.
See the black [bleep] you don't see any gold, right?
That's paint on the rock.
I think the powder coating of the nozzle
is definitely coming off.
[kris speaking]
[kris] [bleep].
[man speaking]
[shawn] I say we move.
[shawn speaking]
[kris] well, I'm telling you the [bleep] nozzle is gold.
Kris's guide to mining.
First of all, you better be able to tell
the different gold and paint.
[kris] I think we should move out of here.
I don't like this.
[shawn] okay, kris, we got five hours, come on up.
[kris] okay. I'm coming.
What a waste of time.
The [bleep] nozzle's powder coated in gold.
-So like... -Think the hot water line [indistinct]
...When I was dragging the nozzle
and moving it around, you can see that gold
from the nozzle.
It was just gold-colored paint.
So right now, I'm pissed.
I've been on gold, what I thought was gold,
and it turns out to be paint.
Am I a [bleep] idiot?
I can't have this happen right now.
We need to get gold.
Sucking up paint chips, man?
That's that weird kid at school.
I hope that's not gonna be my kid.
So bottom line, this spot sucks.
We've got no gold and we're running out of time.
Holy [bleep] there's a pile of sand underneath us.
It feels like I'm on the beach.
So what's the plan for tomorrow, captain?
Plan for tomorrow,
we're gonna move west one more.
I just hope to god there's gold.
There better be.
Let's go.
[engine revving]
[kris] nothing worked for me today.
Everything's going to [bleep].
[shawn speaking]
[rock music playing]
[shawn speaking]
oh, good.
[shawn speaking]
[joe speaking]
[narrator] stretched out farther from the dive hole
that he's been all season,
shawn pomrenke is sneaking to the front of the pack
in today's marathon dive.
[shawn speaking]
[joe] so you've about eaten up all the ground,
you can reach with that extension?
[shawn speaking]
-that was a good dive. -[joe] hell yeah.
I love it.
The box is looking good.
-Box is looking good. -Mmm-hmm.
Compresser worked, hot water,
heaters working, pumps running.
Hell, life's good.
Hey. Hell yeah.
[shawn] it was a killer day today.
It was just what I needed.
We got lots of hours in the box
and I got to follow the pay streak
out away from the hole and it's loaded out there.
I'm on it.
There's no stopping us now.
I got out as far as I could.
We see a good gold so joe threw down the extension,
we hooked it up, got out to the end,
it was well worth it.
But I've had a long day.
It's cold out here.
I'm ready to go home.
[engine revving]
[shawn] we're back in business.
[narrator] 8 miles east...
[zeke] yeah. I'm out of shape.
My arms need to get stronger.
[sam] you okay?
[zeke] yeah.
[indistinct] I think it's time to call it a day.
I think I'm gonna come on up.
Yeah, you got us there, man.
I'm stoked.
[narrator] after a season of dives cut short,
zeke tenhoff notches seven long hours on the box.
That was smooth.
Maintenance-free.
Yeah. It was a good, solid dive.
It was a nice long one.
I was in the zone.
We just need to have a lot more of those.
Oh, we're gonna have another one of them tomorrow.
Yeah? Do it.
This season has been super rough
with all these blizzards that we've been getting
and all the problems that are attached to that
but today, I was able to do what I set out to do,
which was put out tons of hours on the box
and I've definitely got some gold.
We needed this bad.
[zeke speaking]
[narrator] 2 miles east...
[gary p] that was chunky right there.
See this little area right here?
The whole piece's coming out.
That one's about four or five pieces under that one little.
There's another one.
Oh, yeah. And another. And another.
Right there's a piece. Another piece.
Another piece lodged right there.
Yeah. That's a little puddle.
It looks good.
[gary p speaking]
[vernon] all right, gary.
[narrator] vernon adkison's double dive
has outlasted any team in the fleet
as his two star divers clock in
over eight hours of dredging duty.
[vernon] we're gonna go ahead and call it.
We're good.
Why don't you come on out and we'll put it to bed
and hit it first thing in the morning?
[gary p] yeah, we have a copy.
[vernon] the doubleheader dive was twice as nice as I expected.
We cleaned up.
We've mopped it up.
Well, that was a damn good day.
I know damn well there's a good gold in that box.
World's super gold.
I think this clean-out's gonna make me
light up like a christmas tree.
That 200 ounce gold is in sight.
We got enough time to measure with a bang.
[dramatic music playing]
[holiday music playing]
I'm already tired and I'm hungry
and I'm ready for dinner.
Why not have a barbecue?
Yeah. It's [bleep] einstein right there.
-Let's go. -[indistinct] you gonna wait?
[james] it's probably not the brightest thing, uh,
to barbecue on top of the sluice box
when you got all the grease from the meats
just dripping down and start dropping
into the sluice box and it's gonna be
a little dead spot where it's just
gonna pull his gold away.
Yeah. I know.
Oh, man, there's a lot.
That's a burn victim right there.
Oh, well.
Hot dog was good.
You don't want a bun?
No, I'm good.
Straight up savages around here.
When you see a grill on top of your sluice box,
you know this is a failure.
The barbecue is going all right.
[chris] there's no mining whatsoever is gonna be done?
Do they really know what the [bleep] they're doing?
Did you eat enough hotdogs?
[james speaking]
that's a yes.
[kris] I personally think
it's the best part of working for us.
[upbeat music playing]
first clean-out of the ice season.
[zeke] oh, I don't have any idea how much it's gonna be.
[narrator] after pushing for seven grueling hours,
zeke tenhoff is about to do something
he hasn't done all winter.
He's about to weigh some gold.
I'm seeing more gold.
The nibbles are starting to turn yellow.
I feel like the winds... The winds are in my favor.
We finally have some gold.
I mean, I don't know how much but hallelujah.
It's a huge weight off my shoulders.
I'm sure there's gonna be a big reality check
when we weigh it out, but at the very least,
we're all gonna get a little gold in our pockets.
That's pretty good.
There's obviously gold there.
[laughs]
there's no question.
Yeah.
This gold is validation that
what we're doing can and will pay off.
Gotta dry out the gold.
I'll do a marathon dive
every single day to feel like this.
What is it?
It always looks like more when it's in that big pan.
Got a whole ounce here.
Now we're talking.
[metal clanking]
yeah.
-All right. -[steve] how heavy that sucker is, man.
[sam] dude, 2.1 ounce.
[narrator] 2.1 ounces
is worth over $3,900.
And while not exactly breaking the bank,
the mad scientist is finally on the scoreboard.
Yeah, that's good stuff.
Seeing this gold on the scale pushes back any doubts
that I ever had about being a miner.
Gold mining is my path.
This certainly was not fort knox,
but it's validation that what I'm doing is right,
I'm on the right track.
And this motivation will keep carrying me
through the rest of the season.
What do you think? A third ounce of gold,
-will that do you for this one? -Third?
Yeah, that'll be fine.
[zeke] I have to give steve some gold for his services.
He's been a huge help to us.
[steve] cool.
[zeke] all right, third ounce.
There's been some tough times
and he's pulled through for us
-and he deserves it. -[steve] it's the only way
I can pay my hotel bill tonight,
is with this gold.
[zeke] there's a lot more where that came from.
We just need to keep at it.
Dude, on to the next hole.
It's yours, something to eat.
This is good for your joints.
[laughter]
[steve] finger licking good.
[laughter]
[narrator] across town...
[upbeat music playing]
[shawn] we're close to something big.
We're definitely on the trail.
It's always nice having that
little extra extension out there
so you can kind of tell which way the gold's going.
A little dangerous but definitely makes it interesting, doesn't it?
[narrator] shawn pomrenke
may not have hit the golden jackpot
but good weather and a hose extension
were a winning combination that kept him on the trail.
[shawn] magnetite black sand, it's there.
It's just we got to, just sniffin' it out.
I've been doing this a lot of years
and seeing all these heavy materials,
it's like a bat signal.
Let's dry this stuff out and, uh, weigh it up.
It's not a question of if we find the jackpot,
it's a matter of when.
See what we got.
Four, five, six.
Ooh, seven, eight, nine,
ten, eleven, twelve.
This is looking good.
15.5.
[erick] oh, yeah.
Hell, yeah, it's in there.
-Getting better. -[erick] yeah, I know.
[shawn] things are picking up.
-[erick] yup. -[shawn] not bad.
Oh, I'll take it.
[narrator] 15.5 ounce is worth over $29,000,
just a taste of the payday that mr. Gold believes
is right around the corner as he creeps ever closer
to the 120 ounce he needs.
We're on the trail now.
This winter just keeps getting better.
I'm gonna be able to make all my payments
and I'm gonna find that jackpot, mark my word.
We're gonna hit some bigger gold here sooner or later.
We need to keep it up, joe.
[narrator] across town...
[vernon] we have gold.
[gary] oh, yeah, look at that.
All right, gary. Let's weigh this one up.
See how we did.
[narrator] after a double dive with double the time on the box,
vernon adkison's hoping
for double the gold on the scales.
What I was seeing in the camera, that ground
looked to me like it's untouched.
Yeah.
Well, let's see what we got.
Two, four, ten,
sixteen, seventeen,
eighteen, nineteen, and 20.52.
I'll take it.
[narrator] 20.52 ounce is worth a little north of $38,000.
That's the best clean-out we've had in a while.
Yeah, that's good right there.
That's a nice one right there.
I feel like there's been a sea change since bought '56.
We're operating on an entirely different level now.
We keep getting gold like we have been,
this might be a record breaking season for me.
Well, hey, I'm happy.
Let's go get some chow.
-I'll buy you a beer. -All right. All right.
[narrator] the break in the weather has rallied the fleet
as shawn and vernon keep flying high.
While zeke finally lands on the scoreboard
and the kellys continue to stumble.
Next time on bering sea gold...
[sam speaking]
[kris] so we're gonna put up the irish flag.
This is gonna change our luck.
[shawn] today's the day.
We're gonna find something big.
[bleep] we got some kind of short here, guys.
[man speaking]
they have to send the helicopter out
to rescue him.
He stretched all the way out.
[zeke speaking]
-are you okay? -Yeah.
Yeah. Your life could turn around
in a matter of an hour.
Oh, baby.
Oh, wow.
-There's a pile of gold. -Yeah.
[man] I haven't ever seen anything like it.
[zeke speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]