In order to find gold at their new claim, Team Hoffman will have to go deeper than ever before.

The Hoffman Crew reflects that the first mistake was not kicking the squatters off their first claim; beyond that they didn?t have a good sense what to prospect.

Jack talks about the "lavador" - the machine used to mine diamonds, as other Hoffman Crew miners wished they knew anything about diamonds other than they're pretty.

Gene Cheeseman talks about his biggest fear - being on TV and having strangers evaluating what he does. As someone who just wants to plow ahead Chris Doumit describes him as the Pitbull.

93 year old John Schnabel's dream is to find gold at Smith Creek with his grandsons before his health and the weather give out.

For the first time, Parker reveals how close he came to wanting to walk after constant criticism from Tony; Tony reflects on whether his harsh approach worked.

The Hoffman Crew describes the dangers they didn't expect to encounter in the jungle - including nearby murders.

For the first time the miners sat down and reveal many personal struggles we didn't know about during the last season, and what tell what the future holds.

Grandpa John pays a visit to check on Parker and Payson at Smith Creek and finds a surprise that makes him very happy.

Parker visits Grandpa to get the final decision on whether they use a monitor on the frozen ground.

Grandpa John knows it's late in the season and worries about the weather.

With the weather and jungle conditions was it a bad idea for the Hoffmans to mine Guyana?

Parker borrows an excavator from Dakota Fred but the journey back to the claim comes close to disaster.

The Hoffman Crew describes what it felt like to mine their first diamond.

As the Klondike earth starts to freeze up, Rick's bulldozer has trouble standing up to the effort.

Tensions are high, with mistakes happening all three crews, but no more so than for the Dakota Crew who must undertake a risky equipment rescue.

From deadlines in the jungle to getting new equipment up a mountain, the mining crews face different fights to run pay dirt.

Despite being under the gun to get up and running, Dave and the rest of Hoffman crew perform a safety check on one of their earth movers before they get down to work.

In this sneak peek, claim owner Tony Beets visits Parker with new demands that Parker must follow, in spite of his misgivings.

Minnie Beets keeps her husband Tony focused on priority number 1 - catching gold, but he wants to get back to the dredge ASAP.

Thurber runs test pans in the supposedly played out first cut and discovers that there's gold in the bedrock that the team passed over.

At McKinnon Creek, the Hoffman crew hits what seems to be bedrock and is faced with a make-or-break dilemma.

The Dakota boys just can't catch a break, as their derocker breaks down while they're running at top speed to make up for lost time.

In this extended scene, Mitch explains how he fixed the washplant screens in a pinch and on a limited budget.

Greg Remsburg runs out of options and lets Todd know that he can't afford to wait around for the outside chance of striking it rich in the Klondike.

With just about five weeks remaining, the Hoffman crew runs a glittering three-day clean out with the paydirt they almost walked away from.

You know Chris Doumitt is a badass operator..but did you know he's a wine connoisseur?

Host Christo Doyle grills the guys to find out how the D8 dozer breakdown, and Greg's subsequent departure, affected the crew. Plus, Parker reveals how his visit to the Klondike opens intriguing new possibilities.

Tony's pushing his crew to get more out of his million-dollar gold dredge- but this old machinery might not be up to the task.

The Porcupine Creek crew experiences more machine malfunctions.

Before returning to school, Parker Schnabel heads north to the Klondike to check out some of the larger gold mining operations that start him thinking about making a new start.

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