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The mining team faces another setback when their excavator can't dig deep enough to get to the gold; Ray faces a hard-bargaining Greenlander who owns the biggest digger on the island.
The mining team faces another setback when their excavator can't dig deep enough to get to the gold; Ray faces a hard-bargaining Greenlander who owns the biggest digger on the island.
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S1, EP3 "Monster Machines"The mining team faces another setback when their excavator can't dig deep enough to get to the gold; Ray faces a hard-bargaining Greenlander who owns the biggest digger on the island.
Frozen Gold
S1, EP4 "Gold!"Christian faces a crucial skills test on a 38-ton excavator and digs down to the blue clay layer that Ray hopes will be the key to the team finding a fortune; Elley and Christian do some prospecting and find the biggest piece of gold so far.
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S1, EP5 "Clash of the Titans"Ray and Elley face a grueling trek to a neighboring claim site; Erik, Kimberley and Tiffany rebel after their attempt to set up the sluice is an epic fail. Erik challenges Ray's leadership, which divides the team and has devastating consequences.
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S1, EP6 "A Rush for Gold"With Greenland's harsh winter fast approaching, Ray and his team are halfway through their 12-week mining season; as each member of the team thinks they have found the right spot for the biggest gold haul, a crucial weigh-in has surprising results.
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