History’s “The Curse of Oak Island” is now in its sixth year and going on its eighth season. The search for the elusive Money Pit is expected to continue, although there is no official word from the TV network yet.
Rick and Marty Lagina will explore the famous island in Nova Scotia, and many are hoping that they will finally find the Money Pit in “The Curse of Oak Island” season 8. Apart from the treasures, the brothers and their team are also aiming to find truths because they have also discovered many things related to history that may change the story of not only Nova Scotia but Europe.
Series’ renewal details
“The Curse of Oak Island” season 8 is not yet renewed, although it is unlikely to be canceled as it is one of the most-watched docu-series in History. In fact, the show consistently displayed high viewership ratings, which is the foremost key to its chance to be approved for another run.
Also, there is a growing interest in the show as the discoveries are getting more interesting and intriguing. In fact, many viewers are saying that they can’t stop watching the show, especially those who love history and mystery.
In any case, the renewal of “The Curse of Oak Island” season 8 may be revealed at any time. It is also possible that the wait will be longer since the world is dealing with a pandemic that no nation has found a solution yet.
What’s up next - The Lagina brothers’ plans
When the show returns, it was already mentioned in the last episode of season 7 that “The Curse of Oak Island” season 8 will be about the excavation of the Money Pit. They believed they have pinpointed the exact location, and now they only have to dig and see if their theory is correct.
The Lagina brothers and their team are planning to drill holes around the spot they think where the Money Pit is buried so that they can dig deeper. They will also focus on Samuel Ball’s property as they previously found a mysterious tunnel there.
Meanwhile, “The Curse of Oak Island” season 8 may premiere at the end of 2021 because, according to fans who live in Nova Scotia, their region is still close up to now. “Here in Nova Scotia the borders are closed to anyone outside of the 4 Maritime provinces,” Paul McLean wrote. “It seems as though the federal government is content to keep the US/Canada border closed until Jan 2021.”


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