Bering Sea Gold Season 6 Will Premier March 30th

[Roughwater]

To all of you that follow the Bering Sea gold series it will premier Tomorrow evening (Wednesday the 30th of March).  See link below:

http://when-will.net/tv-series/2027-will-there-be-bering-sea-gold-season-6-release-date.html

 

Terry

Also in case you have missed it, the " Billion Dollar Wreck" is on Monday Evenings on the History channel 10 PM Eastern time.  It's been pretty interesting even though so far this first season they haven't pulled up any gold coins yet from the wreck.  

http://www.history.com/shows/billion-dollar-wreck/about

Terry

[Ridge Runner]

Thanks for posting.

Chuck

[hawkeye]

When this show started it was interesting to learn about what was going on offshore in Nome.  It showed a lot about the process and the clean up's. Then it became a soap opera starring a inordinate amount of folks with physiological hang up's and mental illness.  Then the looniest were featured in the under the ice version.

Maybe that's why we watched it. ? 

[Gold Seeker]

24 minutes ago, hawkeye said:

When this show started it was interesting to learn about what was going on offshore in Nome.  It showed a lot about the process and the clean up's. Then it became a soap opera starring a inordinate amount of folks with physiological hang up's and mental illness.  Then the looniest were featured in the under the ice version.

Maybe that's why we watched it. ? 

 I agree the first season was great, now it seems that the show only shows us the people with mental and or sociological issues, it's all about the drama for the Discovery Channel, the getting of gold is secondary, IMHO.

 I know a few guys that have been going up there for many years and they are nothing like the ones you see on the show even though they do experience some of the same issues as far as mechanical break downs, etc., but they expect them and are usually ready to fix the issues and get back to business ASAP, most years they do well and some years they are lucky to break even, but that the risk the take when they go there and know that.

 

[Roughwater]

1 hour ago, hawkeye said:

When this show started it was interesting to learn about what was going on offshore in Nome.  It showed a lot about the process and the clean up's. Then it became a soap opera starring a inordinate amount of folks with physiological hang up's and mental illness.  Then the looniest were featured in the under the ice version.

Maybe that's why we watched it. ?

So True.  

[hawkeye]

 

3 hours ago, Gold Seeker said:

 I agree the first season was great, now it seems that the show only shows us the people with mental and or sociological issues, it's all about the drama for the Discovery Channel, the getting of gold is secondary, IMHO.

 I know a few guys that have been going up there for many years and they are nothing like the ones you see on the show even though they do experience some of the same issues as far as mechanical break downs, etc., but they expect them and are usually ready to fix the issues and get back to business ASAP, most years they do well and some years they are lucky to break even, but that the risk the take when they go there and know that.

 

Yes, the TV shows go for the drama.  We all realize there are lots real folks out there trying to make a buck doing hard and dangerous work.