After another year of finds on Oak Island, Matty Blake gets the insider's scoop from Rick, Marty and their team.

The lead cross and the red gemstones are only the latest artifacts discovered in the 223-year-old treasure hunt. This special takes viewers back to the very beginning of the hunt, chronicling the discoveries of generations of searchers.

Matty Blake heads to Oak Island to dig deep on the scientific method that may solve the Oak Island mystery.

Back in Traverse City, Matty joins the team to review all the incredible finds uncovered this year and gets a head start on what's to come.

Matty travels to Traverse City, Michigan to meet with Rick, Marty, Craig, Alex and Jack to review the incredible discoveries made in Season 10, and get a jump start on what's to come in Season 11.

Matty Blake returns to Oak Island and gets an insider's look at the staggering new operations brothers Rick and Marty Lagina have launched in their efforts to finally solve the 224-year-old Oak Island mystery.

Rick, Marty and the Oak Island team go in depth with Matty Blake on locations where they hope to unearth buried treasure in the Money Pit area.

The Fellowship has been intensely investigating Lot 5 since the Laginas purchased it more than a year ago, and now Matty Black takes a deep dive into the clues the lot has provided and what those clues could mean.

Matty Blake joins the Fellowship as they look back on all the incredible clues and connections they’ve discovered over the last decade of the treasure hunt.

Matty Blake sits down with Oak Island legend Dave Blankenship and takes a deep dive into Dave's history on the island while trying to understand why he stepped away from the 2 centuries old treasure hunt that he and his father devoted their lives to.

Matty Blake joins the Laginas and their team to get an exclusive "behind the scenes" look at a day of film production for The Curse of Oak Island.

In the dead of winter, Matty Blake visits the fellowship to debate the vast range of theories on who might have brought treasure to Oak Island.

Rick, Marty and the Oak Island team meet up with Matty Blake to reveal new discoveries and discuss future plans.

Matty Blake returns to Oak Island and gets an insider's look at the trials and unbelievable triumphs the Laginas and their team have experienced this year in their quest to finally solve the old Oak Island mystery.

As a companion to season three, the studio talk show, "The Curse of Oak Island: Drilling Down," will serve as a crash course for new viewers and include a variety of special guests, interviews and in-depth, thought-provoking discussion of History's hit series "The Curse of Oak Island."

The Oak Island dig team is in the studio revealing new details and insights on episode 309, including the Harvey Morash 10X dive and the mysterious submerged triangular stones. Plus Dave Blankenship reveals details about his near-death accident. And, an author comes to the studio to pitch a new theory to Marty and Rick, one that involves FDR.

For nearly half a century, Dan Blankenship and Fred Nolan work tirelessly to solve the Oak Island mystery; however, a bitter feud between the two men keeps them from succeeding in solving the mystery.

Television icon William Shatner joins the team in the war room and gets a first-hand look at how an obscure island off the coast of Nova Scotia has become a global phenomenon.

Television icon William Shatner explores the possibility that the Oak Island treasure might not be one of gold and jewels, but instead, of priceless paper.

Matty visits Oak Island in the dead of winter, days before the pandemic changes the world.

Matty Blake pulls back the curtain and shares the surprising challenges and triumphs of documenting a 226-year-old treasure mystery, talking to members of the intrepid film crew to get the insider's take on how some of the most memorable and iconic moments in The Curse of Oak Island were captured.

Matty Blake dives in head first to investigate underwater points of interest off the shores of Oak Island, in search of clues that might help solve the 227-year-old mystery.