The Curse of Oak Island: Secret Slipway Unearthed Near Money Pit (Season 8) | History 

that means the entrance is not to far away.. bye 5 trees. unless all dead.. or removed

Love these pieces of history. Love Rick

We ALL have to continue watching, and re-watching, on some episodes lol!! Right, Mates!

@@nancymccall4118 Hey, Rick gave his life to this, no wife, no children, all of his money, focus, and concentration has been Oak Island, and I pray that 2021 is THE YEAR for the treasure to be found! I too read the Readers Digest article in '65, and I am 63, so they need to find it soon! Lol

Nothing will happen

Richard Adams, I agree with you 100%. Personally, I find it boring now. Wow ! Found a slipway , found more axes, found more wood etc. Methinks they will find nothing. Please no Series 9 !

More money in making television episodes - that's where the money is out there - not in the ground. With season pay - episode pay - and residual pay - this is the real treasure.

Same findings and they all get excited ! Honestly think they will find Nothing like treasure 😂😂😂😂

Or a banana slip !

That's because the show contains subliminal messages and is habit forming.

Wow what hooked you back in ? For me it was when they found the wood . That was crazy

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🤣😂lmao but true

I figure at this point....Rick & Marty will get beat up if they walk into any bar......anywhere.

@@rockscousteau Are their names seriously Rick and Marty like Rick and Morty?

They've already tried that and it won't work.

as well as the DC swamp!

@@avstud09 The one in DC is a cesspool. The DemocRATS are definitely 'Number One' in the "number 2" business!

*deep husky voice* A slipway... In the swamp!?? Could it be evidence of activity leading to the money pit?!?

It was Marty Lagina who dropped the Toonie down the shaft, and how did recovering the coin "prove" the slipway theory???

Probably not.

There’s no riches to find on that island and only money they are going to make is from tv show

In episode 1 they say this year they find definitive proof of what happened (at least one part of the story) clearly it won't be revealed until the very end of the season though...

apparently they found shiny gold artifacts in c1

@@drumnbass49 really. Well why aren't they doing a segment on that.

They may not have permission to do so

Yes, a lot of the work they're doing is dependent on permissions from the government. Some episodes mention that they had to get permissions even for shallow work.

Regarding the commercials, it's not just this show. It's every television show today. The number of television commercials/breaks has gradually increased over the years and decades to what we have today.... for example, a one-hour program contains only 44 minutes of actual programming. This steady increase in commercials has increased along the same lines as the sea level surrounding Oak Island, which is rising at the rate of 30 centimetres (12 inches) every one hundred years (SOURCE: the Geological Survey of Canada, circa 1990's). It really sucks when you compare today's television programming to shows from many decades ago which contained more actual programming and less commercial interruptions.

Gerry, Absolutely fed up of commercials and nonsense.

They had ox shoes...close enough to beef?

Where's the beef?.... At Wendy's !

@@johnwoa talking about the meat of the treasure. Gold Coins, jewls, religious artifacts. Got it ?

"Be who you are and be the best you can be at it". Words of wisdom and well said!

People still travel by boat

2021 is going to be a GREAT YEAR!!! But we will not know for sure until January 6 and January 20th!!

Thats what you call common sense pretend to be interested and stand back keeps you clean 😂we have all done it bud 😂😂😂😂

Exactly

Yes, but "whatever it is" that was buried deep in the Money Pit in ancient times is something completely different from the treasure that was obviously buried in conventional "shallow" holes on Oak Island by the privateers and/or pirates.

He found a 'little' treasure, but not the 'real' treasure THAT'S STILL IN THE N.W. END OF THE SWAMP!!!

Mac Greene, Yes, his name was Ball and he became very rich.....wonder if he found the treasure ? These guys are wasting their time and ours !

You might only get to "see" gold coins or bars. That's because if there is any such treasure like that remaining at Oak Island, it would be on the sea floor of Mahone Bay near Oak Island within one of the many shipwrecks there. But Canadian law prohibits the searchers from touching or retrieving any treasure on the sea floor even if they clearly see it..... :(

That's because the Money Pit never contained "treasure" per se in the first place.

Lol. No. No termites.

Get Gary some specs

@Johnny Smoke Your 'Comment' is very profound because there have been possibly two (2) ANCIENT ivory or bone boatswain's whistles, one found in 1901, unearthed at the beach at Smith's Cove. If any artifact like this was concealed in the beach sand today, Gary Drayton would not be able to detect it with his equipment and would probably never be found. Those ancient boatswain's whistles were not made of metal,.

Well, recreational Cannabis is legal in Canada and it can be smoked out in the open on the street.

exaclty! no need for someone else that’s never even been to the island to tell them where to dig.

Erin scares me!

Everyone is guessing...

Of course not.

They found a craig tucker once

The episodes are available in Google Play Movies.

Speaking of dinghies, did you hear the story regarding the seaman that was taking his 100-ton Masters USCG Captain's license examination, and when asked on the test what a "dinghy" was, he answered that it was the sound that a ship's bell makes---- "dinghy! dinghy! dinghy!"...... I don't think he passed the exam......

Me too!!!

You're easily pleased. Have you tried watching paint dry? I'm certain that you will love that too.

Barry Crump just because somebody has an opinion that you don’t agree with doesn’t mean you should insult what they enjoy.

@@barrycrump6189 Your comment was hysterical. 😆❤ I almost choked on my coffee. 👍

@@icyhotryan9339 I am afraid that you have misinterpreted my sentiment. I wasn't intending to be insulting at all. As it happens, I have just finished applying the topcoat of emulsion paint to my basement walls and I am aware that some people undoubtedly find the process of paint drying to be quite absorbing.

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Maybe it will be "paydirt".

That's because the show is habit forming for the naysayers.....

The problem is, Canadian law prohibits anyone from touching, moving or retrieving anything from the sea floor of Mahone Bay. That is frustrating. If the diver(s) would find an open treasure chest filled with gold doubloons and Pieces of Eight on the sea floor adjacent to Oak Island, they couldn't touch it or retrieve it. :(

@@johnwoa But they built a coffer dam around Smiths Cove so there has got to be a loop-hole or permit somewhere that would allow sea floor recovery operations. From my experience in dealing with government red tape, its all a matter of knowing who to talk to. As someone who builds French drains and finds them, without seeing those boulders and metal debris field on the north side of the island make sense to me.

@@ThomasFlansburg Thanks for your reply! They got the permit for the "time-limited" coffer dam in order to hold back the water at high tide so the man-made beach at Smith's Cove could be drained and then excavated. You are correct when it comes to government red tape, laws and "who to talk to". The way I understand it, the laws up there for Mahone Bay are to prevent indiscriminate scavenging of all the countless shipwrecks and possible ancient burial mounds on the sea floor. There is A LOT of politics in Nova Scotia as to the First Nations Peoples, etc.... But I am hoping that with all the professionals that are now part of the team and are on site at Oak Island which consist of three or four archaeologists, a geologist and a geoscientist, that they along with the Lagina brothers, et at. can sit down with the Government of Canada and the Provincial Government of Nova Scotia and work out a "professional" agreement to jointly work together with the objective of completely solving the Oak Island mystery, be it on Oak island, any adjacent islands or on the sea floor of Mahone Bay, where any artifacts or treasure "professionally" retrieved from outside the boundaries of Oak Island proper would be turned over to the government. By completely solving all aspects of the Oak Island mystery, the Lagina brothers and the team will be richer by far than if they found and kept "treasure". Solving the 225-year-old Oak Island mystery would make them world famous, would put Nova Scotia and Canada on the world stage and would make Oak Island/Mahone Bay a great tourist destination. It would be a win-win for everybody involved. Sorry so Lengthy!

@@johnwoa I love to be involved more greatly and hope that someone there might appreciate a little input. I've been thinking if those large submerged boulders are the covers and those numerous objects are expelled materials from the Money Pit then perhaps if they could get a probe with boring capabilities and telemetry down the flood-tunnel they might have a ton of information as to the actual condition of the Money-pit area. Also it might be prudent to expedite negotiations with the Nova Scotian Government as people who are less concerned with rule and more interested in profit might descend on that area of interest now that it is public knowledge. We still have pirates and opportunists aplenty.

@@ThomasFlansburg I'm sure History Channel reads all these 'Comments' and your comments are very intuitive. As for people "who are less concerned with rule and more interested in profit", I'm sure Mahone Bay is monitored very closely by the authorities regarding scavenging. As the show stated, Canadian law prohibits anyone from touching, moving or retrieving anything from the sea floor of Mahone Bay. Only an extensive joint agreement between the (Oak Island) professionals, the Laginas and the federal and provincial governments would allow for an exception to existing laws. It is my understanding that even the owners of the adjacent islands are not permitted to dig for treasure/artifacts on their own islands. The above mentioned exemption would have to apply to the adjacent islands also--- with owners consent. It would be a very involved legal process.

Speaking of that, I recently found where I live an old dirty empty bottle that was labeled "Camel's Milk". I'm in eastern Canada and I can't for the life of me figure out how or why a bottle of "Camel's Milk" made its way to Ontario. Is this another Middle East connection--- possibly connected to the Oak Island mystery ???

At least he found something !