Gold Rush

Parker loses key crew members as Tony orders him off his claim; Todd sets a huge goal for the season; Tony reveals plans for expansion.

Tony finally succeeds in getting his 75-year-old dredge mining for gold; Grandpa John is rushed to the hospital.

Todd tries to relocate his wash plant; Tony's dredge begins to produce gold; Parker proves to be too much for one of his young crew members.

Todd tries to deal with a mountain of tailings; Tony's dredge takes a hit with a rookie winchman in the hot seat; Parker seeks advice.

As Parker's frustration boils over, he must look at his own attitude; at Eureka Creek, Tony Beets gets hands-on with his creaking 1938 gold dredge.

At McKinnon Creek, Todd Hoffman and his crew are doing their utmost to extract 2700 ounces of gold, but the pressure is beginning to get to them.

With business flourishing at McKinnon Creek, Todd and his father realize it's now or never to prospect at El Dorado Creek, where a fault line could make history.

The sons of the Klondike return for more gold digging; the Hoffmans try to rebuild their reputation; the Beets family attempts to rise again.

Todd's crew discovers that finding prehistoric mammoth tusks brings good luck; Tony rebuilds his wash plant; Parker opens the biggest cut of his life in an attempt to get more gold than his rival.

The sons of the Klondike return for more gold; the Hoffmans try to rebuild their reputation; Parker could be on borrowed time.

Monica takes over as captain of Tony's dredge; Parker tries to haul in his new wash plant; tailings plague the Hoffman crew.

Parker's new mechanic causes a mutiny; Todd's operation is shut down by a drought; Tony faces a major issue.

Breakdowns cause the Hoffman's day and night crews to be at odds; Parker's wash plant continues to produce; Tony and Gene go head-to-head.

Todd and Dave get a pair of dozers stuck in deep mud while trying to open a new cut; Parker breaks an excavator while struggling with frozen ground.

The sons of the Klondike return for more gold digging; the Hoffmans try to rebuild their reputation; Parker could be on borrowed time; the Beets family may rise again.

Parker takes a huge risk as he abandons the Boundary Cut for a shot at big gold; Gene pushes the dredge faster than it was ever designed to run; Todd's best cleanup of the season is overshadowed when his landlord drops a devastating bombshell.

The sons of the Klondike return for more gold; the Hoffman's try to rebuild their reputation.

Parker must divert a creek and mine; Tony breaks his dredge buckets; Todd doubles down with a second monster wash plant.

Todd runs massive wash plants; Tony tries to get his dredge out of the water before it freezes; Grandpa John checks in with Parker.

Tony Beets travels to his roots in the Netherlands, where he talks about his transformation from a farm boy to a Klondike mining legend.

A crew romance is revealed; Tony is accused of not honoring a deal; Parker's crew lets him have it; Todd reveals a secret talent; a sneak peek of plans for next season.

Host Matt Rogers sits down with the Hoffmans to discuss the upcoming, explosive season premiere. Then, Parker dives into last season's dramatic ending, and Tony gives an exclusive look at what lies ahead for his family and the dredge.

Host Matt Rogers challenges Todd about his ambitious 2,700-ounce goal and digs in with Parker and Tony about their tense claim dispute. Then, Matt heads to the Yukon to visit each of the claims.

Parker and Rick join host Matt Rogers to discuss their rocky season start and the new rookie team. Then, Todd provides an inside look into the Hoffman compound, and Jack finally gets a word in edgewise.

Tony, Minnie and Kevin Beets join host Matt Rogers to delve into their latest dredge issues and unveil a birds-eye view of the Beets' camp. Then, Parker Schnabel talks about his stressful first gold cleanup and Rick's new promotion.

The Hoffman crew sits down with host Matt Rogers to discuss the epic failure at El Dorado, Todd's ambitious 2700-ounce goal and their renewed hope for the new Mammoth Cut.

Parker reveals what it took to open up his massive boundary cut, Logan and Sterling visit the historic site of shipwrecked stern wheelers from the original gold rush and the Hoffman crew speaks freely without their bosses around.

Parker talks to host Matt Rogers about the gamble on his enormous boundary cut, and Todd discusses the secret gold strikes he has heard about in the United States. Then, a countdown of unaired Gold Rush outtakes is featured.

Tony, Minnie and Kevin Beets visit the Dirt set in anticipation of the 100th episode of Gold Rush. Then, Todd discusses his favorite moments of the entire series.

Parker sits down with host Matt Rogers to address the recent chaos affecting his crew and the possibility of Rick's departure. Then, Gold gurus Dave and Freddy talk about the pivotal season, reclamation and historic Bonanza Creek.

Parker and some of his top crew come to the Dirt set where the guys let Parker have it about his controversial new hire, Derrick. Later, Jack Hoffman stops by to dish out some life advice.

Gene joins Tony on set to offer a fresh perspective on working with the Klondike legend, life on the claim and the prospect of a second dredge. Then, Parker and Rick talk about their massive clean outs and recent takeover in the season gold totals.

Ahead of the explosive Gold Rush finale, Todd, Tony and Parker face off in person for the first time this season.

Todd Hoffman talks about giant-sized nuggets found on his new Oregon claim, Parker and his crew hash out more controversies and Tony shares behind-the-scenes stories from his trip back home.