Lost Gold

I remember these brothers from when they were hunting for gold in...Greenland? I forget where exactly.

Anyway, I think it's a great show. Obviously finding lost treasure is extremely difficult and the chances that the cameras are going to capture it all are relatively slim, but I still find it an entertaining show for various reasons. One, I like the terrain and area of the country they're hunting in. Second, they're enthusiastic and clearly determined to find their target. I mean, wading into that swampy pond...are you nuts!??! I guess on the west coast there are no snapping turtles or crocs.

Really cool cave under that lady's property, by the way.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to the next season! Good job, guys. I'd love to come help you on a hunt sometime.

I could only make it through 2 of the 7 episodes. I should have known it would be terrible simply because there are only 7 total episodes over what is supposed to be 2 seasons. The Feldman boys appeared to be responsible for the demise of the "Ice Cold Gold" series. They were 2 spoiled brats who whined incessantly when they didn't get their way.

I'm glad to see they failed once again with this series.

I don't know what people's problem is here, the reviews people are leaving about not finding anything is crazy. This is "Reality TV" if you want fiction go watch a "Hollywood Blockbuster"

These guys are doing the hard yards and following the path of history, gossip and coupling that with geology and modern technology.

I think this is great stuff, just like "Exploration Unknown, The Curse of Oak Island, Coopers Treasure and Treasure Quest Snake Island"

Keep up the good work, I thought these guys stood out a mile as the most qualified when in the "Ice Cold Gold Series" so glad to see they are back with this program.

This seems to be another History channel show that progresses excruciatingly slowly if at all. Like Oak Island you can miss half of a season and still be current. These two don't actually seem to know what they're doing. They spend an hour at one place and then move on. It's amateurish and ridiculous at best.

It's not the despair. I can take the despair. It's the hope I can't stand.