The Curse of Oak Island: Drilling Down

This show is absolutely brutal to watch out of all of these so called History reality type show. They have very little original content yet stretch it out by continuously repeating themselves at a nauseating rate. they recap their recaps and then recap before commercial breaks and then recap after the break. they also have the same animations they reference multiple times per episodes. The only way to watch this is to have your finger on the fast forward button and be ready to push at all time. its a Tedious waste of time.

I wish they're stay on the Island more and finish what they started. Quit going off on wild goose chases down uninteresting meaningless wells and holes in the ground behind Dave's house. It's just a nasty filthy hole in the ground that looks more like a septic tank entrance than a hole to King Solomans treasure. all the low hanging fruit is gone by explorers over the past few hundred years. finish drilling that money pit hole and cover up that other hole that the professional diver went down and didn't tell them what they wanted to hear. Stay on track, as I turn the channel and watch other things when they go off site and I suspect I'm not the only one. finish what you start. And it' getting where I'm turning it more and more. It's not a chick show, it's a guy's show. Show what guy's like.

They could find other person to narrate. The voice of WS is boring and annoying.

Stop drilling and spend your money on something good. People trying to bring to reality their childhood dream and ambitions, but it goes nowhere

The first thing that I have to wonder is how much money has been wasted on this money pit of a fantasy. But these are the kind of "reality" shows, with network money driving them (much like the show about people striking it rich with gold in Alaska), that people turn it off for. And by off I mean their common sense. Study the "legend" and the results of this so-called reality show. They all point to one thing. Even though they know there's nothing there, they know they can make a lot of money off of someone's ability to believe anything.