While the brotherhood gets closer than ever to the original Money Pit, new discoveries suggest the flood tunnels were not the only traps set to thwart searchers.
s07e01 - The Torch Is Passed
s07e02 - Core Values
s07e03 - Eye of the Swamp
s07e04 - The Lucky Thirteen
s07e05 - Tunnel Visions
s07e06 - Closing In
s07e07 - Things That Go Bump
s07e08 - Triptych
s07e09 - An Eye for an Eye
s07e10 - Gary Strikes Again
s07e11 - The Eye of the Storm
s07e12 - Fortified
s07e13 - Bromancing the Stones
s07e14 - Burnt Offering
s07e15 - Surely Templar
s07e16 - Water Logged
s07e17 - To Boulderly Go
s07e18 - The Turning Point
s07e19 - Lords of the Ring
s07e20 - Springing the Trap
s07e21 - A Leaf of Faith
s07e22 - Marks X the Spot
s07e23 - Timeline
In 1795, three teenage boys discovered a strange, man-made hole on Oak Island, a small, wooded island just off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. As the boys began to dig, they found a number of intriguing artifacts. It was the end of the piracy era and rumors of buried treasure were rampant. The boys' discovery launched a treasure hunt that has spanned more than 200 years, cost millions of dollars and involved dozens of speculators, engineers and even famous personalities such as John Wayne, Errol Flynn and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The search had gone dormant, but now, Rick and Marty Lagina, two brothers from Michigan, have bought most of the island and have renewed the efforts to discover the legendary treasure. Since childhood, Oak Island has been a magical place of intrigue for these men. With Marty's financial backing, Rick is now leading the adventure of his life. But will their luck be any different from the many explorers who sought treasure before them and failed?
The Laginas insist that their goal is the fun of a treasure-hunting adventure, and if it becomes something that could splinter their brotherly bond, they'll walk away. But obsession has been known to grip treasure seekers on Oak Island.
Many men have taken on the hunt with the best of intentions, only to be left with decimated fortunes, broken spirits and lost lives. An ominous legend says that seven people must die in pursuit of the treasure before Oak Island will reveal her secrets. So far, the body count stands at six.