Ice Cold Gold

I have watched every episode to date. They continue to devolve. Perhaps mercifully, the series will conclude following this season.

Since the initial episode, we have watched both the team and the mission deteriorate. Based on the snippet shown as a preview for next week (May 3), the former team will become wildly diverse special interest groups and will even launch invectives at one another. How much fun will that be?

The series seemed like a good idea when it began, but it is time to end this soap opera. At least fire Americo and Eric, bring on a real mining expert and someone with specific knowledge and experience pertaining to Greenland's geology and mining history/prospects.

If there are truly riches to be discovered, these characters are not the ones to find them. Bad karma, terrible inexperience, very poor planning capabilities and zero Greenland knowledge. It is time to either get serious or go home.

Daryl is a loser...he goes from show to show and still he is a loser..trying to jump on anyone's success ...lazy and unqualified. Gets his experience from watching other shows I believe...

Red Zone lost?

No because the Zone was already owned by another company.

This group keeps "finding" new areas with gold or other valuable minerals but if you dig just a little bit with google, all the places they go has been examined by others.

So all in all this is a fake show where they will never get a "claim"

To see such a show on Discovery saddens me.

/Allan

Come on Discovery, live up to you name.

This stupid 10 line rule! I've seen much shorter reviews than mine and yet I am forced to write lots of irrelevant stuff yet again just to get it passed....annoying :/

i contacted the greenland bureau of minerals and petroleum. i inquired about any changes in the last 3 years with regards to changing of the availability/restriction of land available for mining. there have been 0 (zero) such changes. so, the red zone story line of losing rights to their $13.5 mil ruby jackpot has no basis in fact. so what can we conclude from this?

most likely: it never existed in the first place! it was a fictitious story line created to create viewer interest. obviously, it had to be sidelined going into the next season. if they hadn't, the show folks would have been up a creek with out a paddle. without killing the story line, they would have had to produce millions in rubies from a find that never existed. less likely: they actually found the red zone and it was as valuable as they said. if they had gone ahead and followed up next season, viewer interest would have decreased. the lure for the viewer is constant struggling characters with small occasional rewards. rich folks aren't as interesting. who knows, animal planet may be mining it themselves!

the skeptic guy

The younger cowboy, and pony-tailed hippie cry and complain like a bunch of school girls on a weekend camping trip. Americo needs a pacifier. These grown men never developed emotionally past kindergarten. Childish tantrums, paranoia, and whining are the order-of-the-day for these babies. The team was incredibly naive, gullible, and greedy, believing that they were going to make claim to millions-of-dollars in rubies.

As soon as they discover another find the Greenland government will take that away as well. "Parliamentary democracy within a constitutional monarchy." Good luck on getting anything from the Kingdom of Denmark.

Americo, it's time to join your friends at the bowling alley, scratching of lottery tickets. Or you can become Inuit, and open up your very own Cry "Babies-R-Us®" store.