[narrator] After months of adversity,
the question is this...
It is rough.
[Vernon Adkison grunts]
[Vernon] Abandon ship.
[narrator] ...who's got what it takes to reach the top
of the golden mountain?
We're on the right track.
[diver on radio] The gold is just unbelievably hot.
Yeah, baby!
[narrator] Because the last stretch of summer mining...
[grunts]
[narrator] ...will prove to be the toughest yet.
I'm going to have to fight through it.
I'm ready for the world to come against me right now,
I'm not going to quit.
[Kris Kelly] That's a little rougher than we thought.
This [bleep] thing pisses me off.
[man screams]
- [metal hitting] - [bleep], damn it.
We hit the spuds.
We're still not moving!
[Emily Riedel] The end of the season push.
- [metal clanking] - [Jane Kilcher] Help me, Eddy.
Whoo! It's heavy.
[man] Start her up.
Verne, there's a problem!
It hurts when it's costing us
this kind of money.
I'm really excited to see what
we're going to be able to do.
[diver on radio] Cashing checks
and breaking necks.
[Shawn Pomrenke talking]
I'm going to dig all night.
Yeah! Let's go make money. Let's make money.
[Shawn] Here we go.
We'll see if this is [bleep]
a great idea or a bad idea.
We'll find out in the next [bleep] half an hour.
[narrator] As summer mining nears its expiration date,
Mr. Gold's looking to make the most
of the limited time remaining
with a bold plan.
[Shawn] High winds like this is pretty risky to be going out
but it's the only chance I got
to get to that gold that's so deep
that I'm going to go [bleep] get it.
[Shawn] It's getting colder faster.
Winter weather is creeping in.
Summer mining could be over any day.
I have to jump on any opportunity I have
and today is one of them.
But it's a double-edged sword.
This time of the year, with the high north winds
blowing the water out,
we can get out further with the Myrtle
and get onto some untouched ground.
But the water's so low in the harbor,
I don't even know if I'm going to be able to
make it out of here safely.
The window's closing.
The wind will change tomorrow
and water will come back in
and I won't be able to get out and get it.
But the problem is, there's no water in the harbor.
So we have to make it out of the harbor,
to get out to go mining.
But it is dangerous.
But nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Right now, with the north winds blowing,
the deepest part of the harbor's only about 8 feet
and that's dangerously low.
Specially for a 600-tonne barge like the Myrtle.
If we hit the bottom, it can cause
tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage
and end our season.
Let's get this spot out, first and then that one
- and then get in the tug right away. - Yeah.
If we make it out of here okay,
there's a killer spot I've been wanting to go to.
With these low tides and these north winds,
today is the only day that it's successful.
So that's a gamble I'm willing to take.
[Shawn] Here we go!
Security, security, security.
Myrtle Irene leaving inner harbor,
heading to sea.
Any concern or opposed traffic
be standing by on Channel 16 and 72.
Yup, nice and easy. Just like that.
So far so good but we're not out
of the shallow part of the harbor yet.
So a real skinny channel going out of here.
We get hung up and turned sideways,
we'll be screwed.
Usually all this...
all that sand and that sand bar are underwater,
they are not underwater anymore.
We make it, the next 150 ft here,
we're going to be golden.
Need to just relax a little bit.
[Shawn speaking]
I just don't want to get stuck on the sand bar, you know?
- [metal banging] - [bleep], damn it.
We hit the spuds.
Come on! [bleep]
Get them off!
Just like I [bleep] told you.
We're still not moving!
We're not moving!
Come on. We need to keep going up.
[bleep]
[bleep], damn it.
[metal clanking]
There we go!
Looked like a bunch of [bleep] rookies here.
We're getting out,
we're going digging.
That could have been bad.
Good thing there was no traffic.
Well, we're on our way.
Holy [bleep].
We almost didn't make it out of the harbor
because the guys forgot to raise the spuds up.
But these winds we're heading into,
I did not account for.
It looks like it's going to be a rough ride
and a seriously slow one.
But the Myrtle's big enough
and heavy enough to handle these waves
and when we get there,
I'm going to dig all night if I have to
and we're going to cash in huge.
I'mma pile up a big ol' pile of gold today.
[narrator] While Mr. Gold fights his way to Tomcod,
back in the harbor...
[Kris] Can we just start hitting
[bleep] the hammer and hope it works?
[narrator] ...Kris Kelly finds himself in a familiar place.
This [bleep] thing pisses me off so bad.
Oh, you [bleep] sack of [bleep].
[narrator] Yelling at his equipment.
[Kris] We got the electrical problem fixed.
We aren't showing any more codes.
Right now, it's the hydraulics problem.
Without hydraulics we can't run anything
and for some reason,
we are just not getting any hydraulics pressure
in the whole system.
[Kris] Reaper Nation right now is more like Repaired Nation.
You know? We're spending more time broke down
than we are mining
and last time out, we got it to work,
but it was at half speed limp mode.
[Kris] It's taking up twice as long to do a scoop,
which is [bleep].
[bleep] that excavator. It's pissing me off.
Which you're not supposed to run at,
by the way and I know that now.
At the moment we owe $125,000 by the end of the summer
and right now, I got 36 ounces.
So we have to get the Mistress
back up to full strength immediately.
A literally only one sack of [bleep] machine
is stopping me from doing well.
Oh, I'm pissed. I'm [bleep] pissed.
There's nothing I can do, either,
which, then... what makes me even more pissed.
[man speaking]
Can we take the solenoid off of the track
and can we use that for solenoid one
and just not use the track ever again?
[mechanic speaking]
The good thing about everything breaking all the time
is you become an expert at fixing things.
So, right here, the excavator has different solenoids
that do different things.
The one that works the tracks, is okay,
but that doesn't help me.
We're not driving it anywhere.
So if we swap out the dead one that runs the hydraulics,
we might get this system up and running again,
at full strength.
Little, by little, we've been replacing all the components.
The last thing on the page is this solenoid
and I think, this thing is going to fire right up
and the hydraulics are going to work,
not to every system but who gives a [bleep]?
We only need a couple of the systems
to work with the hydraulics,
the boom, the swivel,
you know, the bucket. That's all I really need.
[bleep] these tracks. [bleep] them twice.
If we can get this to fire up,
we're going to be mining today.
Here we are, moment of truth.
I'm telling you, I think this is going to work.
Don't listen to all these people behind me.
This is going to work.
- [James] Ready? - [man] Yup.
[engine revving]
[Kris] Come on,[bleep].
[metal clanking]
[Kris] Another crank?
[man] Crank it, James.
[engine revving]
[engine whirring]
[Kris] Yeah, baby!
That's what I'm talking about.
[screams] We're going to make money now, dawg.
Go make some money.
That's right, baby. That's right.
Never give up. [bleep]
- [man 1] Now, gold street. - [man 2] That's right.
Everybody telling me I'm done.
I'm done when I tell you I'm done.
That's when I'm done.
Yeah. Let's go make money.
Let's make money.
We got it working. Hydraulics is working.
We're going [bleep] mining in, like, one hour from right now.
I'm going to get the troops
and tell them, "Let's do this [bleep]."
All these [bleep] didn't think
I was going to make this work.
They, basically, gave up on me.
[bleep] them all. I don't need anybody.
I knew I was going to make this work
because I am one stubborn [bleep] Irishman
that never gives up.
[Vernon] It's a nice day.
Cold, but no ice in the water.
That's always a good sign.
[narrator] After a season filled with setback after setback...
[Vernon] Can you let go of the bow line and push us off.
[narrator] ...Vernon Adkison's desperate to get
gold in the box,
as the end of summer draws ever nearer.
[Vernon] All right. When we get out here today,
don't work barren ground.
If it's not producing, then move on.
Find a streak.
Then peel off in one direction and work it
until it runs out and go back
and peel off in the other direction and work that.
Let's get on out there and get after the gold.
This season seems like nothing's been going right
and last time out, it got really dicey.
We headed out in horrible weather,
trying to rescue a buddy of mine.
[Vernon shouting] John, I cannot tow you!
My engine are swamping.
Not only did we not get him,
my boat took a hell of a pounding.
It took a lot to get it back into a sea-worthy condition
and I hope to hell it is.
We're aiming for 300 ounces
and we barely have 20.
Time's nearly up,
so we'd need to absolutely crush it today.
We're here.
[indistinct conversation on radio]
[Vernon] Let's do it.
- All right, Thomas, you're ready? - Yup.
Start her up.
- [man] Uh-oh. - [Thomas] Come on.
Sparks.
[man] What the hell? That's not good.
- [smoke hissing] - [Thomas] That's not good.
[bleep]
[metal clanking]
That's not good at all, man.
- I got to tell Verne. - Yeah.
[man] Verne, there's a problem.
Thomas just went to start the motor
and a whole bunch of smoke and sparks
just came out of the motor.
[bleep]
[Vernon] If ain't one thing, it's another.
Go ahead, Thomas,
could you show where that smoke was coming from?
[Thomas] Here's your starter
and it's not even trying to turn over, though.
What I think it's doing is shooting sparks off the terminal.
[Vernon] All right, so it's smoked.
Nothing we can do about it.
Let's go get another starter.
[bleep]
Let the anchor drop.
Let's go back to town.
[Vernon] Here's the thing.
We've got leaks and some destroyed electrical equipment
because of that rescue mission.
So, now, when we got our engines swamped,
it seems to have fried our starter to boot.
I pray that's all it is.
Hopefully, we can fix the starter.
But, honestly, if it's a deeper problem then that,
our season may have just ended.
[Vernon] No doubt what happened.
We were taking heavy seas,
against the side of the ship on both sides.
And that damned motor
and starter, everything else back there
got covered with salt water.
So, there's an old saying,
"No good deed goes unpunished."
Well, that's what I'm feeling like, right now.
That's a big lick.
[narrator] As Captain Vernon sets course for repairs...
one mile east...
[Emily] Another fine day out on the Bering Sea.
[Emily speaking]
[narrator] Emily Riedel and her team are settling in.
Clothes are coming off.
[Emily talking]
[narrator] And already have a diver down.
[Jane] How's it looking down there, Jeff.
[Jeff Orzechowski on radio]
[Jane laughs]
[Jane speaking on radio]
The season's been going amazingly.
Our goal is 250 and we are on pace.
So far, we're at over 200 ounces.
It's all coming together,
I've got a baby on the way.
Jane's been killing it out there.
What else could I ask for?
All we need is to close the season out strong
in the last couple of days.
[diver breathing heavily]
[Jeff groans]
[bleep]
[Jane] Are you okay?
[Jeff speaking on radio]
You want us to shut down and use the pole?
[diver speaking on radio]
[Jane] Okay, roger that.
Oh, my God. [grunts] This thing is hard to maneuver.
Is he where like a dozen and a half feet?
Oh, [bleep]. Here, help me, Eddie.
- [bleep] - [Eddie] You good?
Am I? Whoo! It's heavy!
[Emily] Jane definitely has her own way of doing things,
but it gets the job done.
[Jane] Am I supposed to see something?
[Emily] That's, ultimately, all that matters
and it's really fun to watch.
- You good? - Yeah.
[motor revving]
[Jane] All good?
[Jeff on radio]
Better be.
[Jeff on radio]
[Jane] Whoo!
- Whoo! - [Eddy laughs]
- [Emily] Yeah! - See? That's my boy.
- [Jane] Ayo! - [Emily] Good job, guys.
[narrator] Back in the harbor...
[Zeke Tenhoff] I don't know how to figure out
what the weather's doing right now.
I think that like... it can be calm
right around Nome,
but, like, really swelly at Tomcod.
[narrator] Despite the potentially rough conditions ahead...
[Zeke] It's going to be the ultimate dredging day, I think.
[narrator] ...Zeke Tenhoff doggedly pushing forward
in the home stretch of summer.
[Zeke] Good to go.
Hurrah!
Last time out, we finally got
the Havilah a go.
The 10-inch nozzle, it's a whole new level.
[diver speaking on radio]
And, so, the plan today is to get
Gabe and Shem in the water and hit that pay
that I found with the 6-inch dredge.
The weather looks like it could be trouble.
But at this point in the season,
we don't really have any choice.
Especially when I'm aiming at 50 ounces
and I'm only about halfway there so far.
[man] We're going to Tomcod, dude.
Going down to Tomcod.
Havilah has set course to the riches of the Tomcod.
- We're all full on fuel. - [Shem screaming]
I feel really good about it today.
I'm super stoked
- and Shem got laid. - Yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
The mood is high, he's yelling at other dredgers
as we're leaving the harbor. [bleep] great, man.
We shall come back rich,
richer than our wildest imaginations.
- [Zeke] It's, like, rolling. - [Gabe] Yeah, dude.
[Zeke] Whee!
It's like 5-foot swell going on
and when you're down there at the bottom,
it just throws you all around.
You got to put on a saddle on the 10-incher
and you got to ride it down there.
We're not really into rodeo business.
[Shem] What the hell!
[Zeke] These swells are getting pretty gnarly.
They're like 5-footers.
At this point, it's impossible to dive.
And, so, the plan is to get the boat set
and hopefully, by that time,
the weather would've calmed down enough
so that we can get some bodies under water.
Dredging... trying to.
Gold dredge in October is super dumb.
We call this "beef swellington."
"Beef swellington." [laughs]
It's a little bit of a beef swellington out here.
[Shem laughing]
[everyone laughs]
[narrator] While the Havilah
bastes in the "beef swellington",
across the claim...
Mr. Gold's braving the choppy waters
with his 600-tonne Myrtle Irene.
[Shawn] We're here, finally.
[narrator] And he's ready to tap into virgin ground
on the bottom of the Tomcod.
Let's go ahead and spud down.
We're going to go ahead, get everything fired up.
Start running dirt.
Washy, washy.
These are the chances that we live for.
My drill logs say that this hole is hot as hell.
But we've never been able to dig here
with the Myrtle before
and I hope I'm right.
I've been aiming for 3000 ounces this summer,
but I'm still 500 ounces short.
There's a ton of gold in the deeper water
where we can't touch normally.
that means gold's gonna be really, really good today.
These north winds made it tough to get out here.
But they're our best friends right now.
The Myrtle can reach 26 feet.
This gravel's usually a lot deeper,
but with these low tides, we can hit it.
And it should be untouched.
So, monster payday, here we come.
Time to make some money!
We have a possibility
of doing a quarter to a half million dollars
in a very short amount of time.
Gonna dig all night.
Half a million dollars.
Here we go.
I'd be happy with a quarter million.
I'm gonna shoot for the stars.
Yeah!
North winds, we love you.
Come on, baby!
Let's go!
[chanting] We are gonna slick it!
[Kris] We need money. We just plain need money.
We're gonna get out there,
we're gonna make some easy gold,
and this is gonna be a great day.
[narrator] The mighty Mistress is at full strength
and ready to hit the high seas.
[Kris] We're getting ready to go right now,
start up the Thrustmaster.
[engine starting]
[narrator] But the crew of the mighty Mistress?
Well, that's a different story.
We were supposed to leave an hour ago,
everybody goes on a [bleep] joyride.
I couldn't be more clear when we were leaving the dock.
I told everybody to stick by so we can go out.
While I'm finishing repairing the excavator,
Andy and James take off
and who knows what the hell they're doing.
And now I'm standing here waiting for them.
Every minute that passes
is a minute I'm not mining.
It's like watching a clock
ticking down the money I'm losing.
I don't know why you guys had to go on an hour's drive
before we [bleep] went out.
[Kris] You had people standing around
for you to [bleep] go on a ride, dude.
Well, I do. I see the boat. I see...
But you know what? [bleep] you
and your [bleep] bull-[bleep].
I got a bunch of people here.
No, you [bleep], you can't [bleep].
Look, if you wanna just stay home,
you wanna just stay home?
You wanna just stay home?
You wanna just stay?
I'm going out with or without you.
You wanted--
I'm going out with or without you.
Either you're getting on this boat
or I'm gonna drive away.
Okay.
We didn't need to [bleep] make sure
that the route was clear.
Yeah, why?
[Kris] Okay, well, let's just go.
[Kris] That's fine.
Let's just go.
Everything is cool.
I'm sorry I got upset.
I'm under a lot of stress
trying to make this whole [bleep] running.
Everybody didn't think I was gonna get this started,
but I did.
Let's go make some [bleep] gold.
Yeah. Okay, we are.
James and those guys might think I'm a drama queen
bitching about every little thing,
but these guys need to understand,
we're coming down to the end of the season.
After all the breakdowns,
all the wastes of time,
we're finally ready to get gold.
So, screwing around at this point is killing me.
And I'm the one on the hook
for a $125,000 payment, not them!
Let's get going. We're gonna get gold.
Okay, let's go.
Security, security. This is the Mistress.
Exiting the harbor.
Any concerning or opposing traffic on 16?
We have a strong northwest wind
that's causing a little bit of a wait.
I think the boat could handle it, personally.
We're getting close.
What's the plan here?
[James speaking]
Okay, well, I'll stand by.
[radio crackles]
[James over radio] Drop the spud.
[Kris] Dropping!
It's a little rougher than we thought.
I know it's not any [bleep] good.
[crewmember speaking]
[bleep], man.
I just got this [bleep] thing fixed.
Seriously, we finally get the Mistress working,
everything is good,
we really need the hours,
but these waves are more than the Mistress can handle.
At this level,
there's a good chance I'm gonna rip the spud well.
And I can't afford this right now.
[bleep] this.
I'm gonna [bleep]...
Pull these spuds up.
One [bleep] thing after another
after another.
[James] It's looking like we should motor in.
It's a[bleep] joke.
- Hey, you tried. - No, I know.
But no one likes people that try.
People like people that succeed, you know?
I wanna be a succeeder, not a tryer.
We go home right now.
We're gonna be on the water before the sun rises tomorrow.
Like, 12 hours in the Tomcod.
All we can do right now
is work as hard as we can
and finish strong.
We're gonna make this work no matter what.
[narrator] While one Kelly heads in...
Back in the harbor...
[Andy] Game plan today,
is we're gonna go out on the water,
get on the gold, and dredge all day.
[narrator] ...another Kelly is heading out,
trying to contribute some much needed ounces
before the door shuts on summer.
The end's coming, my friend.
Very fast.
I'm predicting not many more days on the ocean.
Well I've got rubber pontoons
and aluminum pontoons.
The ice will[bleep] slice my pontoons apart.
The Mistress has barely done anything all summer.
As always,
Kris owes a ton of money
unless we pull off a miracle.
So, we're getting the new Reaper
in the water to cover his sorry ass.
A suction dredge
is helping an excavator barge to keep up?
Yup. That sounds like my brother.
[Andy] Uh-oh.
Just had a major malfunction on the engine.
[Andy speaking]
Yeah, we're out. That's what it is.
Whenever my dad comes on the boat...
I was thinking, "Oh, my God. Give me a break."
[Andy] Every time he comes on the boat,
dude something happens.
[Kris] There's no gas in it?
No, I thought Dad did--
I mean, I'm not even gonna say it, dude.
They better not have pulled me out here with no gas.
Yeah, my dad's something else, you know?
Everything's all [bleep] up!
That was all Dad, not me.
Everybody blames me for anything goes wrong.
The blame game.
Sometimes I really wonder
how much money we'd really have
if my brother would stop making these crazy deals.
And if my dad actually gave a damn
and did his job.
So, again, my dad didn't fill up the tank with gas.
That's basically his only job
and he can't even do that right.
So, I have a solution.
Let's just drop the gear.
Okay, let's get the nozzle in, yeah?
[Andy] Yep.
We gotta do this right.
[Brad] Ass crack over Texas!
[Andy] Yeah, be prepared.
You come on our boat, you gonna see a lot of ass.
It's the Kelly way.
[engine starting]
With my brother on the Mistress,
I'm stuck on the Reaper
with a crew of my dad and Daniel.
[sarcastically] Woo-hoo.
My dad doesn't give a[bleep],
so I can't count on him.
But Daniel, he's been my friend for years,
so I can trust him
that he'll take care of me
when I'm down there getting that gold.
Now's time to start making that money.
[Daniel over radio] You got good vis?
[Andy speaking]
[Daniel over radio] You wanna take a walk around
before you drag the nozzle?
[Andy speaking]
Oh, [bleep]. Way to go!
[Brad over radio] Good job.
[Andy speaking]
Got any big gold?
[Andy speaking]
[Brad over radio] I know you've get it, Andy.
Take your time, you'll find it.
[Andy speaking]
Oh, [bleep]! Yeah!
[Andy speaking]
[labored breathing]
[oxygen tank rattling]
[Andy speaking]
[Brad] What happened?
[Andy speaking]
[Brad] Harder!
[muffled shouting over radio]
God!
[oxygen tank rattling]
[Andy over radio] I'm out of air!
Pull me the[bleep] in!
[muffled shouting over radio]
[Brad] Pull him up, pull him up, pull him up!
The ladder!
- [Andy exclaims] - The ladder!
[Andy speaking]
[Brad speaking]
Ready.
- I'm done. - [Brad] What happened?
I had no air.
I'm done. Let's go.
I'm doing my dive and suddenly,
I got no air.
It's as simple as that.
That's some scary[bleep].
I had no idea what was going on
and I'm still not sure what happened.
But whatever it was, it was super messed up.
When I got my head out of that water,
it was off.
[Brad speaking]
You think it needs oil?
[Brad speaking]
I don't even know what the [bleep] happened.
I came up and the air compressor was turned off.
And they're telling me that it was on, so...
I started it. I know it was running.
Brad let the air out of the thing,
so I don't know what happened.
I... If this stalled,
it's so loud, you know, like a...
I don't know how we didn't notice.
How did it get shut off
by the time I got out of the water?
I think they just left the air compressor off
and sent me in.
Yeah, you know, I'm backing you up.
Did you really start the compressor?
I really, honestly started the compressor.
Okay...
I swear on my life, I was standing right here.
- I [bleep] started it. - Okay.
And then the ladder is not even in the water
and I'm [bleep] smacking the ladder
and I'm telling my dad, "Ladder!"
I don't know where the miscommunication was in three feet.
The air compressor wasn't turned on
when I got up,
but they said it was on when I went down.
I called bull-[bleep].
But, if so, what happened?
And they didn't have the ladder out
for me to get out when I was screaming at 'em.
Total cluster.
And I got no gold out of it.
But I'm sure as hell not going back down
with this crap being on top.
Yeah, I'm done for the day, dude.
[bleep] that [bleep].
I don't know if you did or didn't,
I'm just backing you up.
[guffawing]
[bleep] you!
[Brad laughing raucously]
[narrator] 11 miles west...
[Shem] Don your wetsuits!
We ride with great haste!
Shoulda gone to college, man!
Shoulda learned to [bleep] code.
[narrator] As the Swellingtons cool down,
the crew of the Havilah is ready to feast.
I came through here with my six-inch dredge.
There was gold in it.
But I left behind all the gold that was a little deeper.
So, I'm really excited to see what
we're gonna be able to do.
[narrator] And Shem Fogelman starts the first half
of the team's diving double-header.
[Shem shouting dramatically]
[Shem] I sink to the bottom.
And I suck up gold.
[Zeke over radio] How's it looking?
[Shem over radio] Very, very low visibility.
Very low.
[Zeke over radio] Are you in sand?
[Shem] Yes, I'm in sand.
We got all this scope
and we're just gonna be dragging the boat straight along it.
There's gotta be a bunch of gold in there.
How do you like the ground that you're looking at?
[Shem] It's got some good graft.
[Shem over radio]
Oh, damn!
Oh, dude!
This ground was pretty promising
when I was down on it with a six-inch dredge,
but with the 10-inch dredge, it's a game-changer.
It's just so much faster
to get through all the rocks and all the overburden.
I think that we can get a lot more gold with a system like this.
[Shem over radio]
[Shem screams excitedly]
[Zeke laughing] That's a good gold noise right there.
- That's a good gold noise. - Yeah.
[Zeke laughing]
It's like, "What the [bleep]."
[Zeke and Shem laughing]
[Shem speaking dramatically]
[Zeke laughing]
[narrator] As the quest for ounces ramps up,
nine miles east...
[Don] Oh, Vernon, you got any tools in there
or should I just go get my kit?
[Vernnon] I've got some.
That'll work.
[narrator] Vernon Adkinson's pushing to repair
the gold ship and join the fray.
[Don] You got water.
Probably filled this whole intake full of water.
You check this, see if it works.
The sun's setting quickly on this season,
and we got water in the cylinders
of our pump engine
due to the rescue mission.
I called Diesel Don.
Everyone calls Diesel Don when they got a problem.
And hopefully we can fix this thing
and we'll be back on track pronto.
If this doesn't work, we're down for the count.
Okay, Vernon, go ahead and crank this thing through a little bit.
[engine sputtering]
[engine starts]
[Vernon] Brought it back to life.
- [Don] [bleep], yeah. - That-- that is a beautiful sound.
- All is clear. - [Vernon] [bleep].
Well, there you have it.
Don, uh, bailed my nasty ass out yet once again.
- [laughing] - [Vernon] I can't remember
how many times you've done this.
Yep.
I pray that this is the last hiccup we have this season.
And then it's just mining, mining and more mining
the rest of the way.
Let's get this thing fired up
and get out there and try to make up for lost time.
We're off to the races.
We've wasted too much time.
You know, if you boil it down to gold
that we didn't get, it hurts
when you're talking with this kind of money.
So let's go back to super gold.
I don't want to mess around looking for some new hot thing.
We're gonna make a beeline straight for that super gold spot
that we did in the past. Get Gary down
and try to make up for lost time.
[engine starts]
[man] Fired right up, water is flowing
That's better, a lot better.
[Gary] I'm ready.
We got our diver down.
Gary, Gary, you got me?
[Gary on radio] Yep, on bottom.
All right, let's take a look around down here.
Gary's on the job and, uh, hopefully,
he'll be seeing some gold here pretty soon.
[Gary speaking]
[Vernon] Looks like, uh, we got on to, uh, some virgin ground
'cause that's, uh, marine growth,
uh, on top of the rocks
that doesn't look to me like it's been disturbed.
[Gary speaking]
Good job on finding the gold, now,
- let's get to it. - [Gary on radio] Yeah.
Better news than we've had all week.
[Gary speaking]
All right, Gary, get out of there, buddy.
[Gary speaking]
If they're in the gold, they're happy.
They're shallow, they're very shallow people.
But, um, put some gold in front of 'em,
just mention gold and they light up like Christmas trees.
Gold, gold, see?
That's almost like as good as saying
[bleep]
Shallow people.
We're back in the game.
[narrator] Throughout Nome, the fleet is in the trenches
trying to mine ounces in the final days of summer.
And on claim 14...
[Jane] Hey, how's it going down there?
[Jeff on radio] I'm doing good.
I'm seeing some really good color.
[narrator] Jeff Orzechowski has kept the Eroica team
on the gold for the better part of four hours.
[Jeff] Oh, super dope.
[Jane speaking]
Time to come up, princess.
[Jeff speaking]
[narrator] But all good things must come to an end.
[Emily speaking]
This is the kind of day we needed in the homestretch.
Jeff's been down there grinding hard
and Jane's running things smoothly up top.
At this point, all I'm hoping is that we get one more day
to get out before Mother Nature cuts us off.
We're gonna check out the box and see, like, how we did.
You got my hair all messy [bleep] undoing your rock jam.
[Jeff] Oh, you-- you crawled in the box?
Can't crawl in the box.
No, I wanted to so I know how do it.
Hmm, perfect.
Look at that.
Good job.
[Emily] Nice little gold piles.
Looking good, heck yeah.
Good job.
[narrator] Eleven miles west.
[Zeke on radio] Shem, how's it going?
[Shem speaking]
[Zeke speaking]
[Shem speaking]
[Zeke] All right.
[Shem speaking]
[narrator] The first half of theHavilah's double header
is already scoring big.
[Shem speaking]
[bleep] Damn.
[Zeke] Okay, let me check you out.
[narrator] But the hot streak is suddenly growing cold.
[Zeke speaking]
[Shem speaking]
The burner's too powerful
for, like, what it's trying to do.
It should be burning constantly.
At this late in the season,
the water in the Bering Sea starts to get a lot colder.
The longer the diver's down there,
the tougher it is for the hot water system to keep up.
It can be really temperamental, the system.
It's not easy to keep them dialed in.
And this system is still pretty new to me
so there's gonna be a learning curve.
[Shem speaking]
[Gabe] It's behaving differently than it was before.
It's having work a lot harder to do the same [bleep] job.
[Shem speaking]
No water's getting to my feet, it's just...
I don't know, it's just not enjoyable.
Uh, and-- It's not even something I can really work through
'cause it feels like if I tried to,
I'd end up, uh, getting real sick or something. I don't know.
Gabe and I are gonna get this hot water system dialed in.
[Zeke speaking]
[Gabe] Yeah, that might be it.
Sweet.
When we get it dialed in, I'm gonna send Gabe down.
And he's gonna lay down hammer on that gold.
And clean up the rest of the spot while the waves aren't still too extreme.
[Gabe speaking]
[Zeke] I'd encourage you to poke around in that sand.
There are some places where the sand's really deep
and there's some places where, like, it's not deep sand at all.
And there's like-- lots of gold under it.
[Gabe speaking]
Do you see any gold yet?
[Gabe speaking]
[Zeke] I'm feeling really good about how things are going.
Honestly, this was the plan all along.
I was able to go out with the six inch dredge
at the golden dawn and find killer pockets like this
while Gabe got the Havilah ready.
Now we're able to hit it with a much more sophisticated setup
and just clean it all up. I'm really stoked about this.
[Gabe speaking]
Yeah, you're hogging tons of ground,
there's so many rocks coming through.
[Gabe speaking]
[Zeke] You're a bad, bad man. [laughs]
[all laughing]
[Gabe speaking]
[narrator] Eleven miles east.
[Vernon] So, Gary, how's it coming along?
[Gary on radio] I've been seeing gold so far.
It's, uh, slowly looking good.
[Vernon] All right, that sounds really good
Did you cut a land or you working in a hole?
I have a swathe.
Not a land, not a hole but a swamp.
[narrator] After a late start, Vernon and his team are making a comeback.
You're on your two minute countdown.
[Gary on radio] Okay.
We finally got out here
[bleep] Damn, it's-- it's been a tough one.
This season's been tough.
But, uh, it looks like we hit a good spot.
Okay, Gary, secure your nozzle and come on up.
[Gary speaking]
It's all hands on deck, push it to the limit,
mine until you can't mine anymore.
It's that time of year and our gold take so far is anemic.
So we rode Gary as hard as we could,
now it's Bryan's time.
Every second is critical at this point.
We need gold coming up that nozzle at all times.
Okay, Bryan, have a good one.
[Bryan] All right.
Gary just had a good dive,
got his time and sent
Bryan down to
do the mop up.
[Bryan speaking]
[Vernon on radio] Okay, Bryan, how are things looking down there?
[Bryan speaking]
This patch hasn't been worked yet, that's for sure.
[Vernon] Very good.
That's gold. Though, uh, that's a rocky part
it's about as good as it gets around here.
[Bryan] Oh, man, there is some nice gold down here.
Fingers crossed, lots of gold.
That nozzle is set to cram up a bumper hitch.
[narrator] With the help of low tides,
Shawn Pomrenke just might be in the midst
of his best day of the season.
[Shawn exclaims]
[Shawn] Got high north winds,
it's ideal for digging in this deeper water
where we can't cut normally
and there's a ton of gold in the deep water.
We got some good gold in the box.
Everything's going great.
It's late in the season,
took a long time to get out here.
But this is the best ground I've seen all summer.
Being able to get out here to this untouched ground,
it's like a gift from the Bering Sea Gods.
And I'm gonna keep pushing, make the most of it.
[Shawn speaking]
Jack Frost is knocking at our door.
We're gonna get as many hours on the box as we can.
Gotta make hay while the sun shines.
We gotta put some gold in the box,
make some money.
[narrator] As the Arctic day leans into evening,
across the claim...
[Zeke on radio] You good?
[Gabe on radio] Yeah.
[narrator] Zeke and his team are pushing into hour seven
on the second half of a double dive day.
[Zeke] I'm really excited that we got into something really good.
[Gabe speaking]
- [Zeke speaking] - [Gabe chuckles]
[Gabe] We'll get a lot of more gold.
- [Zeke] How's your heat? - [Gabe on radio] Water got cold.
[Zeke] It's here at about two and a half hours and it's getting dark so...
[Gabe speaking]
[Zeke] Copy that.
Would've been good if Gabe could've stayed down longer.
But we've had a super marathon day,
longest day of the season so far.
And those guys were just crushing it down there.
[Gabe] Gold day, boys. We got it on the gold.
I don't even wanna take the time
to empty the box and clean the gold and weigh it.
I just want us to get a few hours of sleep
and then come back out here and hit it hard tomorrow morning.
There are precious few hours left and we're on a hot spot.
So we gotta get as many hours in as we can.
Boat's just sitting on top of a bunch of gold
- so we're gonna get right back at it in the morning. - Yeah.
- [Zeke] Panties are gonna be flying off. - [Gabe laughs]
[Zeke] Panties have been flying off as long as I can remember.
[all laughing]
[narrator] Eleven miles east.
Hey, Bryan, how are you holding up?
[Bryan speaking]
[Vernon] It's dark up here.
[Bryan speaking]
Seeing anything spooky?
[Bryan speaking]
[Vernon] Well, that's good, Bryan.
That's what it's all about.
[narrator] Vernon and crew are pushing into the night
doing whatever they can to load up the box
as the end of summer mining looms.
All right, okay. Well, uh,
why don't you come on up?
[Bryan speaking]
[Vernon] Gary and Bryan ran a marathon today
even though we started late.
Pushed it well into the night, that's about all I can ask.
The day more than came through for us.
Now we just hope the box is as loaded as possible.
Luck be a lady, please.
Well, hell,
we got in a couple of good solid dives.
I'm really proud of you guys.
[Bryan] It was really cool. Kinda cool diving
in the Bering Sea at night time. It's a whole new experience.
I know we got gold in the box.
Anchor's up.
We'll put it to bed for the night,
get back out tomorrow.
[narrator] As the Gold Ship wraps for the day,
back on the Tomcod.
[Shawn] There's the cheese.
Finally made it out, had a hell of a trip out.
We're out here digging.
It looks really good.
[narrator] Shawn Pomrenke is clocking overtime...
[Shawn exclaims]
...making the most of a late season opportunity.
[Shawn] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.
We're making gold.
When you've been mining on the Bering Sea this long,
you develop an internal clock
that tells you when winter's knocking on your door.
There's no set date. The freeze happens
a different time every year.
And right now, I'm certain it's gonna happen any day.
We're gonna work this ground until we can't work it anymore.
Eat it like a grilled cheese sandwich
'cause I really like that cheese, the yellow.
Until we can't get that cheese out of there anymore.
It's almost time for shift change.
Night shift's coming out.
The boys will show up and keep digging.
Take advantage of the high north wind
and dig this gold that's out here deeper.
It's getting late but hopefully, we do some serious damage
and dig all night.
Come on, gold.
Hey, where are you guys at?
[man speaking]
[Shawn] Throw the anchor out.
[man speaking]
[Shawn] [bleep]
The boat died.
They're out in this [bleep].
Cody.
[Cody on radio] Roger, roger.
Yeah, I guess, uh, night shift [bleep] North River just died.
They're about a half mile away.
[Cody speaking]
[Shawn] All right.
Well, the night shift's coming out in the North River
and then that died.
So we got guys in the middle of the ocean in the dark.
Cody's hauling ass over here to go get 'em.
We're out here without a support vessel
and now we have to leave
'cause, uh, something happens, I'll be [bleep].
When you're out here, you need a support vessel
to get in and out quickly for emergencies.
Hell, we've already seen one dredge get stranded this season.
Yeah, we can't be out here without a support vessel.
So let's go ahead and shut it down
and we're [bleep] on the long ride home.
[crewmate on radio]
All that work getting here and now I've got to pull the plug.
If it ain't one thing, it's another.
[sighs] [bleep].
Just [bleep] mad right now.
We ain't gonna stay out here without a [bleep] support boat.
Stupid.
It ain't worth it.
[bleep].
[bleep] all the way out here and get [bleep] by something like this.
Get back to the harbor and see if I can figure out what's wrong with our boat.
["Morning Mood" playing]
[Kris]
[crewmate]
Getting out here first thing. Going to try to get as much gold as we can
to make this happen.
Everything's a little frozen.
[narrator] After getting knocked down yesterday,
Kris Kelly is back on the mountain,
determined to climb to the top against all odds.
We're on our way.
Motoring along...
a little frosty, a little cold, but it's all right.
It's gonna be a damn good day.
[Kris] We're[bleep] gonna go out to Tomcod
and spend 16 hours on the water.
Nobody's going home. Nobody's [bleep] leaving.
I brought a little cot. We're gonna take turns napping if you need to.
We are desperately in need of gold.
Like, wow, in need of gold.
It's cold as[bleep],
but it's not as cold as it was yesterday.
No more messing around.
We have a limited amount of time to get this operation to work
and we're on life support right now.
We're just gonna keep working, even if we go into tomorrow morning.
We already have our sweet spot before the excavator broke down
and now that we're back running at full capacity,
I can't let anything get in my way of running.
[James] Does that work?
[James] I think it's gonna be a damn good day for mining.
I mean, it's pretty nice out.
Going to one of our old spots.
And, really, that excavator moves so much material.
It's gonna be easy for us to make gold today.
Let's start the wash plant up.
[James] All right, let's do it.
[Kris] Yeah, we're locked! Come on, guys! Let's do it!
[James] This is definitely cobbled.
[Kris] The bucket looks so good.
We need to be on the hottest ground of the season at this point.
If it's not, we're not gonna get the ounces we need.
So we're gonna take test pans to make sure.
Right now I'm looking for at least 50 colors in the pan.
That will tell me if this spot is smoking.
Please, for once, I need luck on my side.
Look at that.
[Kris]
Yeah, baby!
Oh, we're on it! 100 colors?
I hope to God it's like an ounce an hour.
I really [bleep] need some ounce an hour right now
to save my season.
So, everything for [bleep] once is going my way.
Thank God!
[sighs]
Sometimes, I resort to having a cocktail
and trying to forget my woes, if you know what I mean.
[narrator] And now, another episode of Social Hour
with Vernon.
Let's see what the trolls have to say today.
[reading]
I like them a lot.
These guys are adventurous-type people.
They ought to really have a backstory shoot
because what they do is way more adventurous than what I do
in most cases.
They go and do all kinds of stuff.
Every now and then, some [bleep] or nimrod will
come through the herd, but for the most part,
they're pretty good guys, pretty good guys.
What the [bleep] you doing, man?
Leave my Jameson's alone.
[reading]
Well, I tell you what.
There were a couple of years when me and Discovery parted company
and I was still up here mining, winter and summer.
I've been doing it since I first came up here
in 2010 and I intend to keep doing it with or without Discovery.
Okay? For the most part, TV doesn't bother me.
I do what I do...
[yelling] What do you mean I don't know what I'm [bleep] doing?
...and they film it.
[yelling] Upset about it? I'm more than [bleep] upset about it.
I could say, "Don't film me."
And then recording it, the way I'm figuring it,
that would make me a dumbass.
Okay?
You know what? Thanks for your concern, but [bleep] you very much.
[reading]
Well, yes, they did. And you know what?
They can call me whatever in the hell they want.
I don't care.
I've been called worse things than an ogre.
[narrator] This has been another episode of Social Hour with Vernon.
[crewmember] Make sure to get all of that out there, Bryan, you know?
- Let's see what we've got. - [Bryan] All right.
[narrator] Short on gold, Vernon Adkison's hoping his double-dive day...
made a serious dent in his tally.
That's a nice piece of gold.
- [Vernon] I'm seeing a little bit of gold. - [Bryan] Yeah, for sure.
[Vernon] I'm not gonna lie, this summer has been tougher than a gator's hide.
It even crossed my mind this morning that we might be done for the season,
but we got fixed up and put in our longest day yet,
hoping to see the fruits of our labor on the scales.
- How many hours did we get? - [Bryan] Six.
- Let's weigh it up and see what it came out to. - [Bryan] There we go.
That's one, two...
[Vernon] Three,
four, five, six...
seven, eight...
nine, ten...
10.32.
[woops] Awesome.
[narrator] 10.3 ounces is worth over $18,000.
Good show. You guys did a hell of a good job.
Yeah.
[Vernon] I feel like we're rising from the dead at the end of a horror movie
because this season has sure as hell been one.
Hopefully, it will be respectable when it's all said and done.
I'm gonna yank my own chain and say we're gonna end up with a monster total.
Anyway, all I can tell you guys is
I appreciate y'all hanging with me.
All right!
[narrator] Across town...
[Emily] Look at all that gold.
Oh, I'm taking out everything.
[narrator] ... Emily and her crew hope to keep the good times going.
[Tony] There's just so much of it.
Another trip out, another day on the box.
I don't know how many more of these we're gonna get this season,
but hopefully this one counted in a big way.
All right. Let's see how we did.
Three...
four, five, six...
seven, eight, nine, ten...
11, 12...
13... Breaking toner, guys.
14, 15...
16, 17, 18...
24, 25, 26...
27, 28...
- [woman] Oh, yeah. - [Emily] 30...
33.
34, nice.
[laughing]
That's it, man.
[narrator] 34.11 ounces is worth over $61,000...
and Emily's hot season continues.
Right there.
Oh, baby.
Yeah, that's good. Heck, yeah.
[narrator] Nine miles west...
[Kris] Praise the Lord! I knew this[bleep] was gonna work.
[narrator] Kris Kelly not only has the Mistress, firing on all cylinders.
He's even got the massive excavator dredge on the gold.
So far, the day's going great.
We've had no major problems, no breakdowns,
nothing going wrong, which is nice and boring
and we're making gold and I love it.
Hopefully, we keep this going for 72 hours
and then we're really gonna make some gold.
Really, the way it is, we're trying to get as many hours in
before the end of the season 'cause the winter's coming,
the freeze is coming, it's almost over.
If we get this week, one more week,
I hope to God we get three weeks total, of mining,
still get over 200 ounces...
If not, I'll take 100 ounces right now.
You know, 100 ounces and [bleep].
No, I lied. I need 200 ounces. We need 200 ounces.
We get 200 ounces, I show everybody I made this work.
Show everybody that next year, I'm gonna [bleep] kill it,
show everybody that I just needed a [bleep] excavator that worked!
Like, I can control a lot of things on this rig.
I can control the spots that we get,
making sure we get gold doing test pans.
I can control the angle of the box,
how much water is going through the box, where my gold sits.
I'm not very good at controlling that[bleep] excavator yet,
but I'm getting better at it, I swear.
Box looks great. We're on a lot of gold right now.
It's starting to stack up.
Hopefully we get a week of this, you know, without a problem.
Don't jinx me. I hope everything goes good.
[Michael screams]
[Kris]
[Kris] [bleep], man.
[Michael]
[Kris] What happened?
Michael got his hand hit with the spud.
[Kris] Of course, I want to get as much gold as possible.
I need to make this payment.
But when you're the captain, the safety of every crew member is
your responsibility...
and Michael's hand is mangled.
I mean, come on! It got crushed by a giant spud.
We've got to get him to the ER.
There's no way his hand isn't broken.
[James] Mining's a very dangerous gig.
Hand got caught in the spud well, completely crushed.
We're going to the ER.
I got you. Don't touch nothing.
Thank God there was a boat close by.
They were able to get Michael, bring him to shore
so he could get the proper medical attention.
Okay, watch your step.
[Kris] If they weren't nearby and didn't offer,
it would have taken Michael hours to get the help he needs.
And as bad as everything is, we're gonna have to keep going.
We're short staffed.
I just don't have any choice.
[Michael]
Smashed the [bleep] out of my fingers.
I'm walking, though, so it could've been worse.
Down to the bone.
Yeah, they're not broken. They're smashed.
[Gabe] None of the other dredges are going out,
but nobody else's decision should be a part of the equation
You should be, you know, making your own calls about everything.
You know, it's like an indicator.
You kind of look at it and, like, add it to the list.
There's always that miner thing
where they're like, everyone's kind of like,
around the port.
They're like, "What are the other miners doing?"
And then somebody is like, "[bleep] it," and pulls their boat out
and everyone's like, "[bleep]!"
[laughing] Everyone gets in their boat.
- [yells] Charge! - [bleep].
[laughs]
[Kris] Man, it's been a[bleep] couple of days.
I mean, we're getting gold, but this has been [bleep].
Like, a nonstop rollercoaster ride all year.
[narrator] After pulling an all-nighter,
short-staffed on the Mistress...
Kris Kelly brings a worn-out Reaper Nation...
back to the harbor.
[Kris] At least, right now we'll have parking...
'cause everybody else is at work.
We did 20 straight hours. It was exhausting.
I wish we could have done more.
All in all, we did pretty good...
but it wasn't without drama.
Michael could have gotten his fingers ripped off with that spud.
I just hope he's not gonna lose any.
How's your hand?
[Michael]
[Kris] How's the bones, though?
[Michael]
[Kris] The bones are smashed?
[Kris] Oh, buddy.
They x-rayed it and the bones were crushed?
[Michael]
[Kris] I'm really sorry.
[Michael]
[Kris] I know, but I'm still sorry.
[Michael]
Man, a guy on my boat lost a piece of his finger.
That's a horrible feeling.
Honestly, it's just par for the course this summer.
Every time it looks like things are going my way, I end up losing time
or I lose money or we lose fingers.
Oh, the plan right now is to make a plan.
It's not looking good, my friend.
This was supposed to be our week to shine.
I just don't know.
At the very least, I hope we put some gold in the box last night.
That will help us get to where we need to be.
[narrator] On the outskirts of town...
[Shawn] Kind of played it on the cautious side...
but it looks good.
[narrator] It may have ended earlier than he wanted,
but Mr. Gold still tapped into a motherlode
and now it's time to find out just how loaded it was.
We're still having gremlins that are haunting us
and kicking our ass right now.
Man, we're on the best ground all summer.
The Myrtle's firing on all cylinders,
but this year, we just can't seem to have a perfect day.
Been a lot of little gremlins that have been hitting us all year.
But the good news is that ground is hot.
We did get in a nice chunk of hours,
so let's see how we did.
Let's weigh this [bleep] up.
Hoping for 300, but let's see where we're at.
There's 30.
50, 60...
70...
Triple digits.
Might hit a few hundred ounces.
204. Good gold.
[narrator] 204 ounces is worth over $367,000,
by far the Myrtle Irene's biggest haul of the season.
[Shawn] Now we've finally got all the bugs worked out of the Myrtle,
looks like everything's working just fine.
She's getting better and better every clean up.
And the weather is cooperating.
That's all we need. We need days on the water.
We need equipment to run and not break down.
The Myrtle's dialed in. The little boats are fixed...
and we're on some fantastic ground.
All the little problems from this season have kept gold out of our pockets.
I'm hoping we have one run left.
We just need the weather to hold out
and let us be out there as long as possible.
Season's wrapping up.
You better get it done while you can.
Really good Myrtle clean up.
We'll put this away, get the hell out of here.
[narrator] On the other side of Nome...
[Kris] It's, like, 30 hours,
but they were [bleep] up.
You know, I'm so sick of my excuses this year.
I'm sorry I got you into this [bleep], Kevin.
I swear to God, I thought we were going to kill it this year, buddy.
[narrator] ...Kris' money man, Kevin O'Damey, is back in town
just in time for the team's clean out...
upping the pressure on the beleaguered captain.
[Kris] I'm really hoping for 30 ounces.
Come on, you [bleep]. Pay me.
I already started to get gold piling up in here.
If you look at all the problems that I had over the last week
to get this gold,
Mike got hurt, generator kept turning off.
I had to do a bunch of repairs on the boat to get it up and running.
It feels like it was a month.
You know? Like, I went through a month of [bleep].
Every time I turn around, it's just--
It's one thing after another. We went through a lot of crap this year.
We buttoned up a lot of crap this year.
[Kris] Let's be honest. This season has been a dumpster fire.
And to make things worse, I bring my buddy Kevin in to help bankroll this thing.
Now he's standing over my shoulder,
hoping I make this work.
Look, I believe that if everything starts to go right,
I can make the Reaper Nation huge.
But the clock is pretty much striking midnight on us at this point.
I need a giant clean out like never before.
Best cleanup of the year, no matter what happens.
Here we go.
Come on, baby.
Two...
three and a half, four...
five, six...
seven, eight...
9.54.
[narrator] 9.54 ounces is worth over $17,000,
one of Reaper Nation's biggest hauls to date...
but it only gets him about halfway to where they need to be
to make their big payment.
I'm sad as [bleep].
I thought we were gonna do better.
It's not over for me yet.
You know what? Stubbornness will prevail.
You know? And I'm desperate. I need that money and we're gonna make it happen.
So, here's my lemon's take.
Time is almost up this summer.
We still have a lot of payments to make to keep this operation going.
But here's my lemonade take.
It looks bleak, but it's not over yet.
We're on the best gold of the season.
The Mistress is working great and I'm willing to pull
the longest marathon ever to get what we need.
[bleep], man. I'm bummed.
[Kevin] At the end of the day, we learned a lot
and we've got to take this experience
and use it to our knowledge and knowledge is gold.
[Kris] Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I learned so much, I should be a billionaire.
[narrator] As the fleet enters the homestretch...
it'll be a mad dash to hit season goals in the final throes of summer.
Next time on Bering Sea Gold...
Time is getting short and the gold is getting cold.
Yeah, boy!
[yells happily]
Get down there!
[Shawn] Now it's time to just pile up the gold.
We're gonna smash it right out of the park.
[whistles]
It's past midnight now, so we're all just--
- [machinery bangs] - [camera man] What was that?
[man screaming]
Get a hammer and bang on that bitch, bust all that [bleep] loose.
We've just wasted a whole bunch of [bleep] time here.
[man yelling] No! No, stop the motor!
What the [bleep]?
Emily, we're falling apart without you.
We finished strong. Let's see what we got.
[yelling] Yeah, baby!
[Emily] Oh, my God.
[yelling happily]
Losers get nothing! I want my million [bleep] dollars!