Bering Sea Gold Under S03

Discovery has renewed its hit show “Bering Sea Gold,” and TheWrap exclusively has both the first look and a premiere date to program into your DVR.

Starting Friday, March 30 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Discovery Channel, the returning captains will be back aboard their vessels in Nome, Alaska — but they’ve got company. Ken Kerr and Dave Young, owners of 600-ton Superdredge the “Myrtle Irene” just showed up, and they’re determined to become the kings of the Bering Sea. The new duo will have to get past “Mr. Gold” Shawn Pomrenke and his mighty “Christine Rose” to take that title.

This summer mining season will bring the highest gold totals in series history, Discovery promises. We just need to know who wins.

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Episode Guide for Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice: episode titles, airdates and extra information. S03; Episode Guide. Number # Date. Let the Gold. Bering Sea Gold (also known as Gold Divers in the UK) is a reality television series set in Nome, Alaska, on Norton Sound, that airs on Discovery Channel. It is from the creators of. Are you a person who takes a keen interest in the gold hunting? If yes, there is a particular project for watching for you which name is “Bering Sea Gold”. The seekers here are pursuing the gold treasures hidden at the very bottom of the sea working under harsh conditions.

It almost surely won’t be Captain Kris Kelly, who has set his sights on taking over The Bluff with his newer, smaller, amphibious dredge the “Reaper.” His plans are threatened by a slew of encroaching miners in The Bluff’s now lawless waters. Plus, you know, he and his family are insane.

Coming off a tough winter season, Emily Riedel, the first and only female dredge owner and the deepest diver of the bunch, seeks redemption with the restored “Eroica.” Don’t bet on her either.

Finally, last year’s rookie George Young juggles prospecting for the mighty “Myrtle Irene” and taking his own dredge, “All About Nuggets,” back out to sea in search of a big payday. Pick a lane, man.

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“Bering Sea Gold” is produced for Discovery Channel by Original Productions, a Fremantle Media company. For Original Productions, executive producers are Thom Beers, Sarah Whalen, Ernie Avila, and Jeff Meredith. For Discovery Channel, executive producer is John Slaughter and associate producer is Jessica Mollo.

Watch our sneak peek preview above.

Bering sea gold new season

The new season of “Bering Sea Gold” premieres Friday, March 30 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Discovery Channel.

10 Best and Worst Shark Week Specials, From 'Air Jaws' to 'Megalodon' (Videos)

  • When Discovery Channel started Shark Week back in 1988, it was designed to take the craze started 13 years prior by 'Jaws' and use it to dispel movie myths and encourage people to understand sharks. But in recent years, the channel came under fire from scientists for using junk science to increase ratings. In response, Discovery has steadily moved back to fact-based docs, but some skepticism remains.
  • Insightful: 'Jaws Strikes Back' - This special follows biologist Greg Skomal and his team as they head to the Pacific to tag the largest great whites in the world with a drone cam that allows them to study their hunting patterns. Things take an unexpected turn, however, when one of the sharks attacks the camera.
  • Idiotic: 'Shark of Darkness - Wrath of Submarine': Great whites can grow to be 23 feet long, but this show claimed that a 30-foot shark off the coast of South Africa called Submarine was responsible for multiple attacks. It opens with a dramatization disclaimer and gets even worse from there, using dubious sources to play into the fear that Shark Week once sought to overcome.
  • Insightful: 'Alien Sharks of the Deep' - Beyond your usual great whites and hammerheads, there's also sharks that have been able to adapt to the extreme conditions of deep sea environments. 'Alien Sharks' takes a look at these bizarre-looking creatures, including the filter-feeding Megamouth.
  • Idiotic: 'Shark After Dark' - Discovery once decided to cash in on Shark Week's mainstream popularity with a late-night after show. The cringeworthy fare included obnoxious celebrities, drinking games built around shark trivia, and comedy bits featuring dudes in shark suits. Oh, and it was hosted by the guy who made 'Hostel.'
  • Insightful: 'Air Jaws' - This has become one of Shark Week's finest series, using extreme slow motion cameras to show great whites soaring out of the water to feed. Yes, it's terrifying, but unlike 'Wrath of Submarine,' it's the kind of terrifying that also evokes respect and awe.
  • Idiotic: 'Monster Hammerhead' - Discovery has been accused of lying to scientists about the true nature of what they wanted to film. A member of the research team at Shedd Aquarium told IO9 that a film crew had come to them claiming they wanted to document their work on studying hammerheads. Instead, the footage was used for 'Monster Hammerhead,' a sensationalist lie that claimed the team was searching for a mythical hammerhead that had been seen off Florida's coast for 60 years.
  • Insightful: 'Tiger Beach' -- The title of this doc refers to a shallow-water area of the Bahamas that is teeming with tiger sharks, which are known for eating almost anything. This results in some of the most gorgeous underwater cinematography Shark Week has ever put on TV.
  • Idiotic: 'Great White Serial Killer' -- The title should make it clear why this is idiotic, but interviews with 'experts' who aren't scientists and hyperbolic narration seal the deal. 'It isn't a frivolous comparison to call a shark a serial killer,' says the voiceover. Actually, it is beyond frivolous.
  • Insightful: 'Mythbusters' -- When it comes to cool, interesting science, no one brings the goods better than Adam and Jamie. 'Mythbusters' cooked up a few shark-related tests for Shark Week during its run, including a test to see what can truly keep people from being attacked by sharks.
  • Idiotic: 'Megalodon: The New Evidence' -- This was the sequel to 'Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives,' the docufiction special that kicked the crusade against Shark Week into overdrive, yet Discovery decided to respond the the controversy by doubling down with this follow-up. For many fans, this was the last straw, which finally forced the channel to clean up the chum.

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Which specials are staying true to Discovery’s original mission and which are a load of dumb chum?

When Discovery Channel started Shark Week back in 1988, it was designed to take the craze started 13 years prior by 'Jaws' and use it to dispel movie myths and encourage people to understand sharks. But in recent years, the channel came under fire from scientists for using junk science to increase ratings. In response, Discovery has steadily moved back to fact-based docs, but some skepticism remains.

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