It’s gone, and I agree, enjoyable show, and not entirely due to the unintentional humor; his visits to some of those sites are the only ones I’ve ever found on vid, by anyone.
And, it’s a cut above the Oak Island show, which was/is nevertheless much more successful and popular. I mean, imagine, modern technology can’t circumvent an alleged flooding booby-trap designed and constructed by unknown persons using block and tackle tied to an old tree limb.
[snip] The show was cancelled following the sale of H2. This was confirmed by Scott Wolter on Twitter, confirming that History had no interest in bringing it to the main network.
On February 12, 2019 at a TCA presentation, it was announced that Travel Channel had revived the series with a 10-episode order and Wolter returning. On April 30, 2019, it was announced that the revived series would premiere on May 28, 2019. The Travel Channel canceled the program after just one season. [/snip]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_Unearthed
OK - thanks for that. I didn’t know it had been revived by the Travel Channel for that short period.
We stopped watching Oak Island two seasons ago. I remember watching the final episode of one of the seasons and there was a re-cap of everything they’d found that particular season - and it was mostly a bunch of junk, nothing of significance.
They’ve been digging at that island for (what?) 9 or 10 seasons now and...nothing.
Question is this: When is the History channel going to pull the plug on the Lagina brothers?
But Oak Island crew uses real archaeologists; Scott Wolter doesn't think he needs archaeologists - which is probably wise because I doubt any would associate with some of his wild theories.