The Curse of Oak Island

[*michaelsean*]

(12-04-2019, 06:55 AM)JustWinBaby Wrote: A lot of very interesting developments.  I always thought the show was a bit of a scam, a made-for-tv drama that was actually surprisingly dull.

And you can sense, even among the "actors", that the show has run its course.  But it is looking like they are going to "solve" the mystery, one way or the other.

It does seem a bit convenient and contrived, but they've laid out definitive paths that would seem to have some real finality.

I think this is real for the guys, but there are parts that are set up for TV.  The constant stream of people with their theories on what is there.  What does that matter?  That doesn't help you find it.  Find the treasure and you will likely answer who put it there.  Once again the narrator is just over the top annoying.  The swages and the chisel.  At one point the swages could be six hundred years old.  Then they find the chisel that could have been used by Daniel McGinnes and all of a sudden the swages could have been used to sharpen that chisel just completely writing over the "could be 600 years old" excitment.  

And I still find it hard to believe nobody knows where the money pit is.  They kept records of every hole they dug but that one?