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Well, they still got the goof balls on there but episode #2 is actually pretty good. Looking forward to seeing if the guys from Oregon can even get their equipment running.....
Season II is much better then the first one. I really enjoyed watching the young kid take his first shot at running his grandpa's mine. That'll be interesting. Plus it's beautiful country....
Yea i watched the first few episodes last season and only enjoyed seeing the areas they were in. I know all of the shows are staged but for me anyway this one is over the top staged.
After watching episode #2 yesterday it appears that everyone except for the Oregon bunch know what they are doing. Still, they are the Drama Queens of Gold Rush, Alaska!!
After watching episode #2 yesterday it appears that everyone except for the Oregon bunch know what they are doing. Still, they are the Drama Queens of Gold Rush, Alaska!!
I seen the rerun of that show 3 times while on city data.
After watching episode #2 yesterday it appears that everyone except for the Oregon bunch know what they are doing. Still, they are the Drama Queens of Gold Rush, Alaska!!
Yeah, this last show was by far the best, I hope the kid kicks all of their butts! But I do hope the Oregon misfits, kick their claim jumping rival. Just don't like the guy, is was planning to rip them off when he first arrived last year! Couse the clown forgetting to make a Lease payment didn't help either, that opened the door.
Oh the Drama!
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