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The Gold Whisperers are back. Discovery has announced a new season of Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan. Gold experts Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra are back helping small-time gold miners tweak solve their problems and make their grand gold mining dreams come true.

What should viewers of this fan-favorite series expect this season?

Gold Rush Freddy Juan – YouTube Discovery Announces New Season Of Gold Rush: Mine Rescue With Freddy & Juan

Freddy and Juan are back. Discovery has announced a new season of Gold Rush: Mine Rescue With Freddy & Juan. These two take bush fixes to a new level. What should gold mining fans expect this season?

According to The Futon Critic, fans should expect more clever hacks, and ingenious solutions because of their combined 50+ years of gold mining. In this season, they are helping keep more mine owners from going under.

However, this season, the...

Get ready for an exciting adventure with “America’s Backyard Gold” as Season 1, Episode 7, titled “Montana Hard Rock Heaven,” airs on Discovery at 9:01 Pm on Friday, May 3, 2024. In this thrilling episode, Dave Turin takes viewers on a journey to Montana’s hard rock mines, where small-time miners are striking it rich with gold.

Join Dave as he explores the rugged terrain of Montana and meets with local miners who are making “gold hard cash” from their operations. From old family mines to new discoveries, Dave uncovers the secrets of successful gold mining in the heart of America’s backyard.

But the excitement doesn’t stop there! When a city slicker approaches Dave to assess an old family mine, he embarks on a mission to determine its riches. Armed with 21st-century technology, Dave brings cutting-edge tools to the table, ensuring that no stone is left unturned in the quest for gold.

Get ready for an exhilarating adventure as “America’s Backyard Gold” returns with its sixth episode of the season, “Carolina Rare Gold,” airing at 9:01 Pm on Friday, April 19th, 2024, on Discovery. Join host Dave Turin as he embarks on a journey to the Carolinas to uncover some of America’s rarest and most valuable gold.

In this episode, Dave explores the rich history and untapped potential of the Carolinas, where ingenious everyday miners, a savvy moonshiner, and a determined gold nomad converge to seek their fortune. From hidden claims to family legacies, Dave discovers that the site of America’s first gold rush still holds treasures waiting to be unearthed.

Prepare to be captivated by the ingenuity, determination, and thrill of the hunt as Dave Turin delves deep into the heart of Carolina Rare Gold. Don’t miss out on the excitement as “America’s Backyard Gold” continues to showcase the...

Get ready for an exciting adventure in search of gold on “America’s Backyard Gold,” airing this Friday at 9:01 Pm on Discovery. In Season 1, Episode 5, titled “Desert Gold Boom,” Dave Turin takes viewers on a journey to discover the riches hidden in the Mojave Desert.

Join Dave as he reveals the secrets of finding gold in this arid landscape. From traditional dry washing techniques to ancient Spanish methods involving blankets, viewers will learn a variety of strategies for uncovering the precious metal. Additionally, modern prospectors will showcase their innovative approaches, including using trusty vacuums to extract gold from the desert terrain.

With big gold waiting to be discovered, this episode promises thrilling moments and valuable insights for aspiring prospectors. Don’t miss out on the chance to learn from the experts and witness the excitement of striking it rich in the Mojave Desert. Tune in to “America’s Backyard Gold” this...

Get ready to strike gold with Dave Turin in the latest episode of “America’s Backyard Gold” airing this Friday at 9:01 Pm on Discovery. In Season 1 Episode 3, titled “Big Dollar Beaches,” viewers will join Dave as he explores the stunning coastline of Oregon in search of valuable gold.

From the rushing rapids of the Rogue River to the serene sands of the Pacific beaches, Dave takes audiences on an exhilarating journey to uncover hidden treasures in his own backyard. With his expertise and passion for gold mining, Dave reveals the secrets of these scenic locations and demonstrates the techniques for extracting gold from the earth.

Whether you’re a seasoned prospector or just curious about the world of gold mining, this episode promises excitement and adventure. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to discover the riches waiting to be unearthed along Oregon’s breathtaking coastline. Tune in to “America’s Backyard Gold...

Dave Turin is back for a new Gold Rush spinoff America’s Backyard Gold. He is helping out everyday gold miners get the most gold they can without buying the big machinery that folks see on the Og. However, a few years back, Turin stepped away from the hit Discovery series after a shocking fight that viewers still talk about.

Now, Dozer Dave is on his fourth series with Discovery. What happened?

Dave Turin Starred in Gold Rush Working For Todd Hoffman

Dave Turin’s new Gold Rush spinoff series America’s Backyard Gold is premiering. However, many fans remember him from the Og, working for the Hoffman team. Dave Turin was a guest star in the first season of the hit gold mining series, but after that, he was a regular. Despite his levelheadedness, he left in Season 7 for the most shocking of reasons.

As seen in the Discovery video, Dave...

Have you ever thought about finding your own treasure after watching all those Gold Rush shows? Dave Turin’s upcoming new show America’s Backyard Gold may give you added motivation and insight into how to get started without breaking the bank. “Dozer” Dave hits the road across the country to meet everyday people and learn their methods. Though it’s more about hitting paydirt but getting to know the stories that go beyond the surface. “We tried to stay true to Gold Rush, but have a little bit of separation so this show can stand alone,” Turin told TV Insider. “Each episode is unique.” Turin’s itinerary will take him from California and his own backyard of Oregon to Georgia and Alabama. He was first introduced to audiences through Gold Rush, his spin-off Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine in 2019, and Gold Rush: Winter’s Fortune in 2021. We caught up with...

This Friday at 8:01 Pm on Discovery, viewers are in for an adventurous ride with the premiere of “America’s Backyard Gold” Season 1 Episode 1, titled “Rivers of Easy Gold.” Hosted by the experienced Dave Turin, the show takes aspiring miners on a thrilling journey, unveiling the secrets of where and how everyday enthusiasts can uncover a share of the estimated $3 trillion of undiscovered gold in America.

In this inaugural episode, Turin explores gold-rich landscapes stretching from the Dakotas to Georgia and Montana to California. “Rivers of Easy Gold” promises to be a captivating blend of education and excitement as Turin shares valuable insights and techniques for those eager to embark on their own gold-hunting adventures.

Tune in for an evening of discovery, adventure, and the allure of hidden treasures as “America’s Backyard Gold” makes its debut on Discovery. It’s a golden opportunity for both seasoned prospectors and novices...

“Dozer” Dave Turin is back with a Gold Rush spin-off that takes him on the ultimate road trip across the country. The new DiscoveryChannel series America’s Backyard Gold sees the mining veteran venture to different locales and meet people from all walks of life. Each has the same goal in mind of landing a score. Maybe even one worth millions of dollars! For Turin, there are various ways to find gold without expensive equipment or making a huge investment. It’s all about finding the right spot to look.  Recent storms and floods have uncovered fresh deposits across the United States with an estimated $3 trillion of gold still undiscovered. That coupled with the fact gold is at its highest price ever, equates to now being the best time to get in on the action. And as seen in the exclusive teaser above, Turin is here to show everyday folks...

A scene from Discovery Channel’s ‘Mud Wild’

Discovery Channel’s adding Mud Wild, America’s Backyard Gold, Caught! Wild and Weird America, and Eye of the Storm to its lineup during the first half of 2024. Big Little Brawlers and Hustlers Gamblers Crooks debuted earlier this month, and Vegas Tow and a still-untitled series about survivalists in South America round out the new shows premiering soon.

“Each of our new series are character-driven stories that tap into America’s mainstream obsessions,” said Howard Lee, President of Discovery Networks. “These shows will connect with our audiences as they are grounded in authentic lifestyles where people live out their passions to find success.”

The network released the following descriptions for its slate of new shows:

America’S Backyard Gold: There’s an estimated $3 trillion in gold still waiting to be found in America — and there’s no need for expensive equipment and huge investment to get it.

Gold miner Dave Turin returns for an all-new season of Gold Rush: Dave Turin’S Lost Mine on Friday, May 20 at 9Pm Et/Pt on Discovery Channel and discovery+, the definitive non-fiction, real life subscription streaming service. In the season premiere of Gold Rush: Dave Turin’S Lost Mine, audiences learn that after failing in six states […]

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Discovery Channel’s top-rated series Gold Rush is getting another spinoff.

Gold Rush: Winter’s Fortune will give viewers a look inside the “high-stakes gambles of the gold-mining offseason for the first time ever.” It will follow fan favorites including Tony Beets, Rick Ness, Dave Turin, Fred Lewis and Dustin Hurt as they go about their winter prospecting, purchasing and permitting in preparation to hit their ambitious season goals.

The news follows on the heels of January’s debut of Gold Rush: Freddy Dodge’s Mine Rescue, coinciding with the launch of Discovery+. Other spinoffs have included Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s ...

Discovery Channel’s top-rated series Gold Rush is getting another spinoff.

Gold Rush: Winter’s Fortune will give viewers a look inside the “high-stakes gambles of the gold-mining offseason for the first time ever.” It will follow fan favorites including Tony Beets, Rick Ness, Dave Turin, Fred Lewis and Dustin Hurt as they go about their winter prospecting, purchasing and permitting in preparation to hit their ambitious season goals.

While the miners wait for the spring thaw, they have a golden opportunity. Will they make the necessary preparations to ensure they have their most successful season ever? Or will they ...

Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine has been renewed for a third season and a premiere date has been set for later this month. In this season, Team Turin will head to Colorado after plans to mine in Alaska have fallen through, due to the pandemic

revealed more about the return of Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine in a press release.

“Miner Dave Turin returns for an epic and emotional journey in an all-new season of Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine premiering Friday, March 19 on and Discovery Channel. After pandemic travel restrictions make Dave's plans of mining in Alaska impossible, Team Turin finally sets up their operation in Colorado. Armed with an all-new state-of-the-art wash plant, they begin work on a lost mine with massive gold potential. With gold prices reaching all-time highs, Dave's dream of achieving financial security...

Season 3 of “Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine” will be a bit heavy — and we’re not talking about good weight on the digital scale. Midway through production on the upcoming season, which TheWrap has learned will air beginning March 19 on Discovery Channel and Discovery+, gold room operator Jesse Goins died.

The trailer for the Box Creek, Colorado-set season, which we can also exclusively debut, does not shy away from the loss — though it also does not mention Goins by name. It opens on a sad Turin, and then we see a fire engine leading an ambulance either away from or to the mining site.

“Oh my God,” Kc Morgan then says.

“Who is it?” Nathan Clark asks.

“It’s hard when you lose a brother,” Jason Sanchez says in the Season 3 sneak peek. “You’ve got to step up.”

Yeah, there’s still (hard) work to be done.

Watch...

Jesse Goins, one of the miners featured on Discovery’s “Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine,” has died at the age of 60.

“We are absolutely heartbroken to hear about Jesse Goins’ death,” a Discovery spokesperson said in a statement. “Our hearts and prayers go out to his family.”

According to TMZ, Goins was on set for the show in Colorado when he was found unconscious by a crew member Tuesday night. Per TMZ, “a medic on-site administered CPR and EMTs then arrived and rushed Jesse to the hospital, but efforts to revive him proved unsuccessful.”

Also Read: Here's What Discovery's 'Gold Rush' Looks Like Amid Coronavirus (Exclusive Video)

Goins’ brother, Larry Goins, shared a photo of Goins with the “Gold Rush” cast in a Facebook post on Wednesday. “Jesse loved his Gold Rush family,” he wrote. “I could never find the words to express how grateful to Dave Turin...

Jesse Goins, a miner who appeared on Discovery’s Gold Rush franchise, has died, the network has confirmed.

Goins was on set for Gold Rush in Colorado, when he was discovered unconscious by another crew member on Tuesday night. He was pronounced dead at a hospital. A cause of death is not yet known. He was 60.

Goins most recently appeared in the May 29 episode of Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mines. In all, he appeared in 15 episodes, serving as a gold miner and gold room operator alongside Turin. Goins also was featured in two episodes of Gold Rush after show The Dirt earlier this year.

Gold Rush has aired since 2010 on Discovery. The series, which recently wrapped its tenth season, follows the placer gold mining efforts of various family-run mining companies, mostly in the Klondike region of Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. Spinoff Dave Turin’s Lost Minesaired its second season earlier this year.

Jesse Goins, who appeared in the most recent season of the Discovery series “Gold Rush,” has died, Variety has confirmed with sources. He was 60.

Goins was on set for “Gold Rush” in Colorado, when he was discovered unconscious by another crew member on Tuesday night, sources say. He was then rushed to hospital where he was pronounced dead. His exact cause of death has yet to be established.

“We are absolutely heartbroken to hear about Jesse Goins death,” said a Discovery spokesperson in a statement to Variety. “Our hearts and prayers go out to his family.”

Goins made his first appearance in the “Dave Turin’s Lost Mine” edition of the Discovery series last year, serving as a gold miner and gold room operator alongside Turin in 15 episodes. Goins, who also featured in a couple episodes of “Gold Rush” after show “The Dirt” earlier this year, toured various abandoned gold mines with Turin,...

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The TV Producer Who Vanished

The long read: If you haven’t had time to read this, bookmark it for the weekend. It’s the mysterious and tragic story of Terrence Woods (pictured), who vanished without a trace while filming in Idaho County on Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine, an offshoot of Discovery’s lucrative gold-digging franchise.

What happened: Woods had spent six days filming with Raw TV (a UK producer ultimately co-owned by Discovery and Liberty Global) in an abandoned gold mine when things took an unexpected turn. As night...

It’s a story that sounds like it belongs in a This American Life podcast. A young TV producer mysteriously vanishes while filming on the Gold Rush franchise for Discovery in the abandoned mines of Idaho County, ID. Nearly two years later, there remains not a shred of evidence about Terrence Woods’ whereabouts. Instead, in his absence, there is a grief-stricken family, a befuddled sheriff, and questions for a prolific UK production company ultimately co-owned by Discovery.

Woods was 27 when he went missing on October 5, 2018. Little has been written about his disappearance other than by local U.S. news outlets, but a social media campaign to unearth more information about the Maryland-born filmmaker has gained traction in recent weeks following the Black Lives Matter movement. Woods’ disappearance is being passionately discussed by TV freelancers in closed Facebook groups, while producer Raw TV has come under renewed pressure to provide answers...

The best gold is the gold not found yet, and on tonight’s Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine, Dave and Juan Ibarra are freezing their butts off walking an old gold mine and trying to figure out exactly where the untouched gold is left after the old miners of yore abandoned the property. It’s exciting and the exclusive clip below...

On tonight’s episode of Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine on Discovery Channel, Dave Turin’s team is on to a lead, that as you will find out, is quite exciting. The premise of the series is revisiting places in Montana where mines that were once active and vital have been resurrected by Turin and his team. He gets permission from...

Dave Turin’s Lost Mine is back this Friday, and the stakes are huge as Turin headed to big sky country, Montana. It is there where he found a motherlode of opportunities, working out deals with frazzled landowners and in the process, reclaiming gold left of the table and restoring the terrain so that the homeowners can farm and use if […]...

On tonight’s episode of Reclaimed on Discovery, you have a front-row seat as the show’s hosts take us deep into a mold-infested silver mine in a bid to see if it can still produce sellable ore. Discovery is betting that reclaimed mines are going to be catnip for viewers already invested in shows like Gold Rush and even Dave Turin’s Lost […]...

What could possibly make Gold Rush Fridays on Discovery any more gold-rushier? More Gold Rush news, of course! Today it was announced that Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mines is coming back for a sophomore season, and we are here for it. In the new season, Dave will explore the history of Montana’s old abandoned and failing mines and will also prospect the land to figure out which mine could see him win big concerning the gold left on the proverbial table. The search will culminate with Dave picking one abandoned Montana mine that he can turn into rediscovered riches. Diehard fans of the series […]...

Nielsen has released its first ever ratings report for same gender households, ushering in a landmark shift in the way the industry views Lgbtq audiences. Nielsen announced the updates to its viewership tracking practices last fall, but today marks the first ratings report resulting from the change. HBO’s “Game of Thrones” was the most popular cable series with same sex households, with “The Rachel Maddow Show” coming in a distant second.

In November of 2018, Nielsen announced it was working closely with GLAAD in order to identify same-sex partner households as part of a “mission to reflect important demographic characteristics.” “As the media marketplace continues to evolve, our clients are increasingly looking to better understand consumers of all types to effectively reach new and unique audiences,” said Nielsen VP Brian Fuhrer at the time, indicating that networks were asking for more detailed information.

“We will continue to invest in ways...

The 2018-19 TV season is heading for the homestretch, so here’s a list of spring premiere dates for new and returning series. It covers more than 20 broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting from March 18 through mid-May and includes shows that were on hiatus. Please send any additions or adjustments to erik@deadline.com. We’ll update the list regularly as more dates are revealed.

March 19:

The Village

Mental Samurai

If Loving You Is Wrong

Mysteries of the Abandoned

March 20:

The Act (Hulu, new drama series)

Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists

Big Boy’s Neighborhood

Step Up: High Water (YouTube Premium, Season 2)

Battle of the Ages (BYUtv, new game show series)

Dinner Takes All

March 22:

The Oa

Delhi Crime (Netflix, new true-crime series)

Selling Sunset

March 23:

Kids Choice Awards

Accident, Suicide or Murder

March 24:

Into the Badlands (AMC, Season 3B; final season)

Action (Showtime, new documentary miniseries)

Mission Declassified (Travel Channel, new docuseries)

Downbeat (YouTube; new mockumentary series)

March 25:

Knightfall

Jesus: His Life

Women War & Peace

March 27:

Jane the Virgin

Million Dollar Mile (CBS, new obstacle-course competition series)

What We Do in the Shadows

Happy! (Syfy, Season 2)

March 28:

Abby’s (NBC, new comedy series)

Empire (Fox, Season 5B)

Star (Fox, Season 3B)

Impractical Jokers (TruTV, Season 8)

Tacoma Fd (TruTV, new comedy series)

March 29:

Santa Clarita Diet

On My Block

Osmosis

Hanna

America in Transition

March 30:

Victor and Valentino

Animal ER Live (Nat GEo Wild, new docuseries)

March 31:

Veep

Barry

El sabor de las margaritas

Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series (Netflix, comedy animated comedy series)

Sunday Night Baseball (ESPN, Season 30)

Call the Midwife

Mrs. Wilson

Girl Meets Farm (Food Network, Season 2)

April 1:

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow

The Twilight Zone (CBS All Access, new anthology drama series)

Cannon Busters (Netflix, new animated series)

Ultraman (Netflix, new anime series)

Street Outlaws

Yellowstone Live (National Geographic Channel, new nature docuseries)

Hostile Planet

30 Minute Meals (Food Network, cooking series revival)

Death in Paradise (Kcet, Season 8)

Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries (Acorn, new travel docuseries)

April 2:

The Last O.G. (TBS, Season 2)

Growing Up Chrisley

Miz & Mrs.

7 Little Johnstons

Little People, Big World

Bong Appétit: Cook Off

Legendary Locations

April 3:

Brockmire (IFC, Season 3)

World Surf League 2019 Men’s and Women’s Championship Tour (FS2, live sports premiere)

April 4:

In the Dark

Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger

Wife Swap

Ghost Bait

Braxton Family Values

Unspeakable (SundanceTV, new drama miniseries)

April 5:

Quicksand

The Tick

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix, Season 2)

Our Planet

Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas

Warrior

Gold Rush: Parker’s Trail (Discovery, Season 3)

Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine

April 6:

The Book of John Gray (Own, Season 2)

My Little Pony

April 7:

Killing Eve (BBC America/AMC, Season 2)

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver

The Chi (Showtime, Season 2)

A Discovery of Witches (AMC/BBC America, Season 1; TV premiere)

Murder for Hire

Madeleine McCann: An ID Murder Mystery

’80s in the Sand

April 8:

Diesel Brothers

Queens of Mystery (Acorn, new drama series)

April 9:

The Code

Fosse/Verdon (FX, new drama limited series)

Deadliest Catch (Discovery, Season 15)

The Bold Type

You Me Her (Audience Network, Season 4)

Reconstruction: America After the Civil War (PBS, new documentary miniseries)

April 10:

You vs. Wild

April 11:

The Flay List

April 12:

Special

April 13:

Nate & Jeremiah by Design

April 14:

Game of Thrones (HBO, Season 8; final season)

Psi (HBO, Season 4)

Bake You Rich

April 15:

The Code

No Good Nick (Netflix, new dramedy series)

T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle

Say Yes to the Nest (Hgtv, new docuseries)

April 16:

Bless This Mess (ABC, new comedy series)

The Big Interview

April 17:

Breakthrough: The Ideas that Changed the World, new documentary limited series)

April 18:

Life in Pieces (CBS, Season 4; moves to regular slot on April 25)

April 19:

I Ship It

Rilakkuma and Kaoru (Netflix, new anime series)

Bosch

Ramy

Portals to Hell (Travel Channel, new docuseries)

April 20:

Restaurant: Impossible

Murdoch Mysteries (Ovation, Season 12)

April 21:

Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro

Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition

Rome’s Chariot Superstar

April 22:

Gentleman Jack (HBO, new drama series)

Live Rescue

La Reina del Sur

The Brigade: Race to the Hudson (Outdoor Channel, new reality competition series)

April 23:

The Curse of Civil War Gold (History, Season 2)

Tales (Bet, Season 2)

April 24:

Cobra Kai

April 25:

Top Gear (BBC America, Season 26)

April 26:

2019 NFL Draft

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

April 27:

The Son (AMC, Season 2; final season)

April 28:

The Red Line

Deep State

April 29:

American Spring Live

Pacific Heartbeat

Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries (Acorn, new travel docuseries)

April 30:

The 100

On Tour with Asperger’s Are Us

April Tba:

Chasing Life with Sanjay Gupta (CNN, new docuseries)

May 1:

The Name of the Rose (SundanceTV, new drama limited series)

May 2:

iZombie

Best Room Wins (Bravo, new home-design competition series)

May 3:

Tuca & Bertie

May 5:

The Spanish Princess (Starz, new drama limited series)

Rock & Roll Road Trip with Sammy Hagar

Real Money

May 6:

Chernobyl (HBO, new miniseries)

May 10:

Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men (Showtime, new documentary miniseries)

May 13:

La’s Finest (Spectrum Originals, new drama series)

May 16:

The Very Very Best of the ’70s

May 17:

Catch-22 (Hulu, new drama limited series)

Fleabag (Amazon Prime, Season 2)

May 19:

Secrets of the Zoo (Nat Geo Wild, Season 2)

May 22:

The Amazing Race

May 23:

Christina on the Coast

May 24:

She’s Gotta Have It (Netflix, Season 2)

May 27:

The Hot Zone

May 28:

Songland

America’s Got Talent (NBC, Season 14)

Pure

May 29:

American Ninja Warrior

Property Brothers: Forever Home

May 31:

Good Omens

When They See Us

May Tba:

Paradise Hotel

Listing Impossible

Cash Pad

Five Day Business Flip

Red Table Talk (Facebook Watch, Season 2)

Spring Tba:

Elementary (CBS, Season 7; final season)

Workin’ Moms

Chrisley Knows Best

One Strange Rock

Below Deck Mediterranean

Most Expensivest

Apollo’s Moon Shot (Smithsonian Channel, new documentary limited series)

Inside Mighty Machines (Smithsonian Channel, new docuseries)

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MTV’s The Real World...

There’s a returning Gold Rush star to crow about as Discovery is giving Dave Turin, formerly of the [Todd] Hoffman crew, the spotlight to star in his own series for the network. While Parker may be headed to Papua, New Guinea, the new series Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine sees Turin make his return to Discovery in a big way, with seven brand-new mid-form episodes. The spin-off is the network’s first multi-platform series and will air on Friday nights, the twist being that those who get the Discovery Go platform can see the premiere on March 8, which will […]

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Discovery Channel has given the greenlit to its third “Gold Rush” spinoff series, TheWrap has learned.

This one stars Dave Turin, a franchise fan favorite who left the main show two years ago, and is aptly titled, “Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine.”

The series will be the network’s first show to stream on Discovery Go, which is free to viewers with a cable subscription, before it airs on cable, debuting with seven new midform episodes on March 8 on the platform. Those episodes will follow Turin’s “search for the one abandoned mine that he’s willing to risk everything for.”

“Dave Turin’s Lost Mine” will make its broadcast premiere April 8 at 10 p.m. Et/Pt on the Discovery Channel. The all-new episodes that air on the network will follow Dave after he makes his selection and will focus on his work in that abandoned mine.

Also...

Discovery has ordered a spinoff of its top-rated series Gold Rush, featuring-fan favorite Dave Turin.

The cable network has greenlit Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mines, which also marks its first Gold Rush multiplatform series. The show will debut with seven new midform episodes on Friday, March 8, on the Discovery Go platform before the series has its broadcast premiere with all-new episodes on the network at 10 p.m. Et/Pt on Friday, April 5.

Dave Turin spent years working alongside fellow miner Todd Hoffman, earning the nickname "Dozer Dave" after spending countless hours bulldozing in the quest for ...

Things are heating up for Todd Hoffman‘s crew and not in a good way.

In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday’s episode of Gold Rush, tensions are high for the Oregon crew works tirelessly in their search for gold nuggets without pay.

“Run out of pay … Andy got no pay to send us. We have to shut down now,” Kevin Hiatt says in the clip before shutting down the plant’s equipment.

“It just gets worse every freaking day,” he continues to say. “I have a brand new baby at home that I don’t get to see...

Gold Rush is having an incredible run with a real nail-biter tonight as part of Discovery’s Mega Week. Hoffman crew member Dave Turin has yet to see paydirt, and this constant disappointment unhinges him — leaving him suffering a meltdown on the job. Dave surveys a mound of soil at the Buckland claim and says: “I don’t like the way this looks, like, I think they’re too high, it doesn’t look like pay.” He adds that the claim is “nothing like we thought” and, discouraged after failing to spot gold in the sluices, says: “I just hope they know what they’re setting...read more...

In the words of Jack Hoffman, “No guts, no glory!”

Gold Rush star Todd Hoffman stopped by People Now to tease “something big” coming up this season… and it’s big!

“It’s tough,” he begins to say of season seven. “You’re really going to see me struggle as a leader this year and struggle in my decisions.”

“Last year I dug up $3.3 million in gold,” he says. “This year you’re watching me struggle with not getting gold. And so now, your team starts to struggle and they start to break apart and there’s tension.”

Hoffman goes...

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It looks like season 7 of Discovery Channel’s hit series Gold Rush won’t be so golden for Dave Turin after all.

Coming off a big season 6, Todd Hoffman and his crew were convinced this was going to be a big year and spirits were high — but that all changed.

“The audience is going to see the pain and suffering from our crew that you’ve never seen before,” Turin tells People. “It’s going to be a roller coaster ride for the audience.”

At the start of the new season, fans...

“Can you believe it’s gone seven years?” Dave Turin asks. He’s talking about Discovery Channel’s hit series Gold Rush that starts its seventh season this Friday (Oct. 14 at 9pm Et/Pt). “ I remember Season [...]

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Ratings are everything in television. They determine scheduling, budget, advertising and, ultimately, the life-span of a show. That being the case, it is fairly safe to say that Gold Rush has cemented its place in the Discovery Channel firmament, having topped ratings for male viewers for the second consecutive week.

As reported in Discovery Channel’s most recent press release, Gold Rush specifically rated top in all of television for men aged 25 – 54, and men aged 18 – 49, helping make Discovery Channel the number one network for men on Friday evening.

“Driven by Gold Rush programming and Edge Of Alaska, Discovery Channel was the #1 network in all of television on Friday night among men 18-49 delivery, no exclusions.”

With a total of 4 million viewers, the number tuning in to Gold Rush was almost twice that for Edge Of Alaska – which follows it in the schedules – and twice as many as those that tuned in for its lead-in show,...

On Friday, Aug. 2, Discovery continues to mine its gold-mining franchises with the premiere of "Gold Rush: South America," in which the miners that America has come to know and love in Alaska and northern Canada seek new ventures to pursue their goals.

The limited summer series follows all three familiar crew leaders -- Todd Hoffman, Dakota Fred Hurt and young Parker Schnabel -- as they go to extremes to continue their dreams.

Preceding it is an episode of the behind-the-scenes series "Gold Rush: The Dirt," with "Gold Rush" executive producer Christo Doyle, which picks up where the last season of "Gold Rush" left off. Doyle talks to the miners and production crew, to preview "Gold Rush: South America."

Another installment of "The Dirt," airing on Aug. 30, looks back at "Gr: Sa" and previews the next season of "Gold Rush."

Off all the miners in "Gd: Sa," Hoffman goes the farthest,...

Last Friday’s airing of Gold Rush Live on Discovery Channel was the No. 1 series in all of television among Men 25-54/18-49 that night, with over 10 million people watching, according to Nielsen. So it’s no surprise that Discovery would try to pan for more ratings gold even though Gold Rush Season 3 is now over. Tonight, March 1, at 8pm Et/Pt, the network will debut Making the Motherlode, an hourlong, behind-the-scenes look at Gold Rush Season 3. Gold Rush Season 3 saw the miners — Todd Hoffman, Jack Hoffman, Dave Turin, Parker Schnabel and Fred Hurt and the Dakota [...]...

The Mother Lode has evaded the Gold Rush gold miners for three seasons. Todd Hoffman, Jack Hoffman, Dave Turin, Parker Schnabel and Fred Hurt and the Dakota boys have battled against equipment breakdowns, infighting and rough weather for three seasons. From Discovery On the two hour live Gold Rush season three finale, the "Do or Die" season of Discovery's #1 series, it was revealed the gold miners brought in a grand total of 1,158 ounces of gold between the three crews. Todd Hoffman set an ambitious 1,000 ounce goal for the season. He aimed high and fell short, but still pulled off a million dollar payday after he doubled down and secured two claims and twice the men...

The third season of Discovery’s smash series Gold Rush, which has been averaging 4.85 million viewers (P2+) and winning the cable race on Fridays, wrapped up tonight with a live two-hour finale that may or may not have set a record for use of the word “smelting.” Discovery has confirmed to EW that the show will definitely be back for a fourth season, so it makes sense that tonight’s finale contained its very own mother lode of bombshells to keep viewers interested while it is away.

Sure, we got the gold totals — the Hoffman/Turin crew took home 803 oz.

Discovery’s No. 1 show, Gold Rush, returns Friday (9 p.m. Et), and we’ve got your first look at the premiere’s cold open, which sets up a season of big changes, competition, and straight-faced usage of the phrase “glory hole” (as in, “At Porcupine Creek, the Dakota Boys pick up where they left off…. on the hunt for the millions in gold they are sure sits at the bottom of their glory hole”).

The season 3 premiere is preceded by a 90-minute off-season special following miner Todd Hoffman as he makes plans he hopes will allow him to find 10 times...