In the Discovery Channel’s gold prospecting show situated in Alaska, a storm is brewing and the miners must scramble to do whatever they can. In Bering Sea Gold Season 17 Episode 8, we are going to see the fallout of what was an incredible display of nature’s wrath that had the miners, their equipment, and the film crews evacuate the premises.
But that’s the gist of the show, a long-format and unscripted adventure that shows us the challenges that these companies have to go through to dig up gold from the ground for profit. And so far, this season has seen it all for all crews: From one team not being able to deploy their equipment despite their investments, another crew losing its divers, and another one with lots of operational issues.
Recap
The storm of the century lurks days away and Vernon Adkison is fearful that the weather might ruin things for everyone. He trusts his crew, and they’re going to roll their dice and going to claim 56 and 45 feet deep with a chance to get some gold. The bad weather makes big waves, and the visibility underwater becomes an issue even for the most seasoned divers.
Reaper Nation is trying to squeeze all the time they can before the storm by using their underwater crawler, which coupled with the excavator barge and the new boat will bring them in some gold, but they found some problems across the way, the season has shown that multiple malfunctions have them 900 ounces behind their goal. They check their cameras, hydraulics, motor, and anchor and they are ready to go.
Cody and Shawn head to Tomcod Claim on their barges with the intention of sluicing the place until the storm gets them out of there. They hit it off well, but the storm is near as the sky darkens.
When the storm makes landfall, all hell breaks loose, emergency response teams have to move, cars are flooded and equipment and houses are destroyed. Now every team must scramble to see what’s left and what kind of damage their equipment suffered because they had to evacuate the place along with the filming crew for safety reasons.
Bering Sea Gold Season 17 Episode Guide
- Episode 1: “Captains of Industry” – Friday 6 October 2023
- Episode 2: “New Recruits” – Friday 13 October 2023
- Episode 3: “Gone With The Wind” – Friday 20 October 2023
- Episode 4: “Sea-ing Red” – Friday 27 October 2023
- Episode 5: “Born a Gamblin’ Man” – Friday 3 November 2023
- Episode 6: “Drawing Bloodlines” – Friday 10 November 2023
- Episode 7: “Out Of Their Depths” – Friday 17 November 2023
- Episode 8: “No Sleep Till Landfall” – Friday 24 November 2023
- Episode 9: “Apocalypse Nome” – Friday 1 December 2023
- Episode 10: “A Murky Future” – Friday 8 December 2023
Release Date & Where to Watch
Bering Sea Gold Season 17 Episode 8 will be broadcast by Discovery Channel on Friday 24 November 2023 at 21:00 hrs Eastern Time, United States. Each episode lasts around two hours. The upcoming episode is titled “No Sleep Till Landfall”. In the following list, you’ll find the regional time release dates.
- Pacific Time (PT): Friday at 6:00 PM (6:00 PM PT)
- Mountain Time (MT): Friday at 7:00 PM (7:00 PM MT)
- Central Time (CT): Friday at 8:00 PM (8:00 PM CT)
- British Standard Time (GMT): Saturday at 1:00 AM (1:00 AM GMT)
- Central European Time (CET): Saturday at 2:00 AM (2:00 AM CET)
- Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT): Saturday at 12:00 PM (12:00 PM AEDT)
Catch the latest episodes of Bering Sea Gold Season 17 via Discovery Channel at the times and dates described above. If you have cable, you can stream the show using your cable credentials by logging in to Discovery Channel’s website or its app.
Since Bering Sea Gold Season 17 is an ongoing season, live television streaming subscription providers like Hulu + Live TV, Directv Streaming, Spectrum on Demand, Philo, Fubo TV, and Sling will stream the show during its broadcast times.
Furthermore, Discovery Channel’s entire content as well as Discovery Network’s sister channels are distributed via their native platform, Discovery Plus, a WarnerMedia-owned streaming platform that includes all of Discovery’s content as well as Food Network, TLC, A&E, History Channel, Animal Planet, Discovery Kids and many more. This platform costs $5 a month and is compatible with every device. You can bundle it on top of your Amazon Prime Video subscription or get it as a standalone version.
