Alaska Gold Rush
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| German title | Alaska Gold Rush |
| Original title | Gold rush |
| Country of production | United States , United Kingdom |
| original language | English |
| Year (s) | since 2010 |
| Production company |
Raw TV |
| length | 45 minutes |
| Episodes | 149 in 9 seasons ( list ) |
| Director | Jamie Berry |
| production | Christo Doyle |
| music | Didier Rachou |
| First broadcast | December 3, 2010 on Discovery Channel |
| German-language first broadcast |
December 29, 2011 on DMAX |
Gold Rush in Alaska (original title: Gold Rush , originally Gold Rush Alaska ) is an American - British docu-soap that is broadcast in Germany on DMAX . It is the Discovery Channel's most successful show to date . The series accompanies several teams of gold miners in their daily work.
overview
The docu-soap accompanies several teams of gold miners over several seasons in the mining of soap deposits in the Yukon River area in Canada. The German-language title is a relic from the first season, which played on a claim in Alaska. The series now takes place completely outside of Alaska, the original title has simply been changed to Gold Rush . The series is always recorded in three different companies that work with different technology and different management styles. These include both professional gold miners and newcomers. In addition to the everyday difficulties in gold mining in the permafrost area , the rivalry between the teams is also discussed. The episodes usually show the incidents and events of a week on the various claims and end with the weekly gold weighing. Depending on the occasion, personal events of various mine workers are also shown.
history
The series was initiated by an entry on an online forum. Production company Raw TV was looking for stories for a documentary, whereupon Todd Hoffman got in touch with his plan to start a gold mine in Alaska. The manufacturing company got excited about this idea and followed Todd to Alaska.
season 1
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 1
 
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The airport operator Todd Hoffman and his father Jack Hoffman decide together with some friends who were hit by the recession to set up a gold mine and lease a claim in Porcupine Creek . The first season is very different from the following. This season there is only one gold prospecting team, which still consists of inexperienced laypeople, and internal team conflicts are also in the foreground.
season 2
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 2
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The different mines in the Yukon: the Quartz Creek Claim Mine ( location ) of the Hoffmans from seasons 2 and 3, the Indian River Claim Mine ( location ) from season 3, Parker Schnabel's Scribner Creek ( location ), Tony Beets Eureka Creek ( location ) and the Hoffman Mine in seasons 5 and 6, McKinnon Creek ( location ) |
This season, two more gold mining teams join the series. Dakota Fred, who is taking over Porcupine Creek and is now digging there himself, and Parker Schnabel, a 16-year-old who took over the Big Nugget Mine, Porcupine's neighboring claim, from his grandfather. Todd Hoffman loses Porcupine Creek, but finds a new claim in the Klondike on Quarz Creek. This season focuses more on gold mining than the previous season, which can be seen from different angles by the three different operations.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
|---|---|---|
| Todd Hoffman | Quartz Creek | 93.5 |
| Dakota Fred | Porcupine Creek, "Glory Hole" | 80.4 |
| Parker's beak | Big Nugget Mine | 34 |
season 3
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 3
Season 3 started on American television on October 26, 2012. The season doesn't contain any major changes from the second season. Parker Schnabel continues to prospect the Big Nugget Mine while Dakota Fred continues his work on the Glory Hole. The Hoffman team also has the Indian River Mine, which is managed by Dave Turin.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
|---|---|---|
| Todd Hoffman | Quartz Creek / Indian River | 803 |
| Dakota Fred | Porcupine Creek, "Glory Hole" | 163 |
| Parker's beak | Big Nugget Mine | 192 |
Season 4
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 4
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QOD Claim Mine Location
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This season, Todd Hoffman leaves the Klondike and tries to mine a claim in the jungles of Guyana, which ends in a fiasco. Parker Schnabel goes into the Klondike and leases Scribner Creek from Tony Beets to run his own large business. Dakota Fred is leaving the series this season.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces | Diamonds |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek | 836 (1029) | |
| Dakota Fred | Porcupine Creek, Cahoon Creek | 280 | |
| Todd Hoffman | Guyana / South America | 2 | 59 (about $ 3,000) |
Season 5
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 5
The 5th season was broadcast in the US beginning on October 17, 2014 on Discovery Channel in the evening program. In 2015 it was broadcast in Germany on DMAX.
Dakota Fred was replaced this season by Parker's landlord Tony Beets. The relay documents the dismantling, relocation and reconstruction of his dredge , the mining operation on his claim is only treated as a secondary issue. Parker Schnabel continues his work on Scribner Creek and is more successful this season than the previous season. Todd Hoffman turns his back on South America and finds a new claim in the Klondike, which he and his team manage.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek | 2538 |
| Todd Hoffman | McKinnon Creek | 1349 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek | - |
Season 6
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 6
The 6th season was broadcast in the US beginning on October 16, 2015 on Discovery Channel in the evening program. After the construction was completed in the last season, Tony Beets continues with the operation of the dredge this season. Not much has changed at Parker Schnabel, but he managed to improve his season result again. Todd Hoffman and his team continue to manage McKinnon Creek.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek | 3,362 |
| Todd Hoffman | McKinnon Creek | 3,032 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek | 737 |
Season 7
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 7
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The location of the Hoffman team's High Bar Mine Location
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Season 7 aired in the US on October 14, 2016, on Discovery Channel in the evening program. Team Hoffman left the Klondike to prospect a claim in Oregon . After the success of the dredge, Tony Beets starts another dredge project, which, however, has more problems than the last one. Parker Schnabel succeeds again in increasing his season result on Scribner Creek.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek, Indian River | 4,311 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek | 2.176 |
| Todd Hoffman | High Bar, Buckland, Fairplay & Sacramento Creek | 1,100.77 |
Season 8
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 8
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Fairplay Mine ( The Hoffmans Mine in Season 8 ) |
The 8th season aired in the US, beginning October 13, 2017, on Discovery Channel in the evening program. The German-language publication followed a month later, from November 12, 2017. The season continues where the last season left off. Tony Beets continues to move his second dredge, which was delayed last year, while the Hoffman crew continues to host the Colorado claim. Parker Schnabel ends his work on Scribner Creek this season and moves to a new claim in the last third of the season. Todd and Parker bet 100 ounces of gold who will find the most gold of the season.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek, Indian River | 6,280 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek | 3,659 |
| Todd Hoffman | High Bar, Buckland, Fairplay & Sacramento Creek | 1,644 |
Season 9
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 9
After Todd Hoffman announced his departure from the series in February 2018, he was replaced by Parker's former foreman Rick Ness, who had previously resigned from Parker during the jungle adventure. In the USA, the season started on October 12, 2018, and the German-language broadcast began on November 18, 2018.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek | 7,427.25 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek | 4,400 |
| Rick ness | Quartz Creek | 1.105 |
Season 10
Episodes Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Season 10
The start of the 10th season in the USA was on October 11, 2019. In Germany, the first episode was broadcast on January 8, 2020. This season, Tony Beets is mining again at Paradise Hill, as he is due to a non-extended water license Eureka Creek had to withdraw. Parker Schnabel is finally hosting his own claim at Scribner Creek, for which he only has one season due to expiring licenses to get gold there. Rick Ness is trying his luck in a new area near Keno City.
Season results of the teams:
| team | Claim | Ounces |
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| Parker's beak | Scribner Creek | 7.223 |
| Tony Beets | Eureka Creek, Paradise Hill | 2,259.36 |
| Rick ness | Duncan Creek | 547 |
Spin-offs
The treasure hunters - gold rush in South America
The spin-off Die Schatzsucher - Gold Rush in South America (Gold Rush South America) shows the activities of the three gold prospecting teams between season 3 and season 4. The Hoffman crew searches for soil in South America and travels to several countries. The Dakota team procures new soil in Cahoon Creek and Parker Schnabel is negotiating the lease of Scribner Creek with Tony Beets.
| number | German title | Original title | Send date | Original send date |
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| 1 | On the Amazon | Peruvian gold | January 10, 2014 | August 2, 2013 |
| 2 | In the Atacama Desert | Chilean gold | 17th January 2014 | August 9, 2013 |
| 3 | In the jungles of Guyana | Guyanese gold | January 24, 2014 | August 16, 2013 |
| 4th | The acid test | The Frozen North | January 31, 2014 | 23rd August 2013 |
| 5 | Making of | Ends Of The Earth | February 7, 2014 | August 30, 2013 |
Gold rush: White Water Alaska
The spin-off Gold Rush: White Water Alaska (Gold Rush: White Water) brings back gold prospector Dakota Fred and his son Dustin. They use scuba gear to dig in a river bed in McKinley Creek near Haines, Alaska. Todd Hoffman also appears on the series as an investor and Tony Beets as a guest at Dakota Fred's wedding.
The second season was broadcast in Germany from March 3, 2019 - May 15, 2019. The broadcast of the third season started on March 5, 2020.
| number | German title | Original title | Send date | Original send date |
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| 1 | Return to McKinley Creek | Between Craziness & Insanity | May 27, 2018 | 19th January 2018 |
| 2 | The first gold | First gold | 3rd June 2018 | January 26, 2018 |
| 3 | Dangerous dive | Dredge Down | 17th June 2018 | February 2, 2018 |
| 4th | Fight the boulder | Boulder Battles | June 24, 2018 | February 9, 2018 |
| 5 | Landslide Alert | InLand tsunami | 1st July 2018 | February 16, 2018 |
| 6th | Hypothermic | Hypothermia | July 8, 2018 | 2nd March 2018 |
| 7th | The gripper | The Graboid | 15th July 2018 | March 9, 2018 |
| 8th | In the end the tide comes | End of Days | July 22, 2018 | March 16, 2018 |
| Special | Special | Hidden Depths | July 22, 2018 | 23 March 2018 |
Gold Rush: Parker's Klondike Adventure
Gold Rush: Parker's Klondike Adventure (Gold Rush: Parkers Trail) is a spin-off in which Parker Schnabel and his foreman Rick Ness, nature expert Karla Ann (who works as a truck driver at Parker) and one of his regular cameramen, James Level that follows the traces of the first gold prospectors. Parker wanted to honor his grandfather, who died in the spring, and deal with his death. The tour began right after the prospecting was completed in 2016 (Season 7).
| number | German title | Original title | Send date | Original send date |
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| 1 | On the trail of the pioneers | Footsteps Of Legends | 13th August 2017 | March 31, 2017 |
| 2 | Race against the cold | Racing The Freeze | 20th August 2017 | April 7, 2017 |
| 3 | Incident on the Yukon River | Hypothermia (1) | 27th August 2017 | April 14, 2017 |
| 4th | Journey of Insights | Hypothermia (2) | 3rd September 2017 | April 14, 2017 |
Gold Rush: Parker's Jungle Adventure
Episodes: Gold Rush in Alaska / Episode List # Gold Rush: Parker's Jungle Adventure
In the second season, Parker visited the jungles of Guyana with Rick and Karla Ann in 2017. This time the filming was done by longtime Gold Rush in Alaska cameraman Sam Brown.
The trip led to Todd's claim from season 4 and to the Marudi area , where a gold rush is taking place. Parker learned to mine gold using local methods and tries to apply the knowledge he has learned to a claim he leases himself.
The adventure had to be stopped prematurely by the production team for security reasons, as they feared that the cameras would cause a conflict between the locals.
Gold Rush: Parker's New Guinea Adventure
The third season took Parker, along with Karla Ann and Sam Brown, to Papua New Guinea , where some of the largest gold mines on earth are located. Additionally, Parker explored the past of his late grandfather, John Schnabel, who served in the Pacific War. Rick Ness did not participate and was replaced by Special Forces Medic Fred Lewis. The original premiere started on April 5, 2019, and the German-language broadcast began on September 29, 2019.
Gold Rush Dave Turin's lost mines
Gold Rush Dave Turin's lost mines is a spin off in which former Hoffman crew member, Dave Turin, searches for old abandoned mines and tries to manage them again.
people
Current
Parker's beak
Parker is the grandson of John Schnabel, former owner of the Big Nugget Mine. Even as a child he spent a lot of time at his grandfather's mine and was able to gain a lot of experience in prospecting for gold. After a few brief appearances in the first season, Parker stepped onto the series in the second season as it gave him a way to pay some of the bills. Meanwhile he counts some of the cameramen to his best friends and through the income from gold prospecting and the show he is meanwhile a millionaire.
Tony Beets
Tony Beets (The Viking) is a Dutch-Canadian gold prospector. He grew up as the son of a farmer in the Netherlands . After emigrating in 1980, he first worked as a milker and came to the Tamarack Mine in 1986 as a simple employee, which he is now the owner. Beets is married to Minnie and has five children (Bianca * 1987, Kevin * 1988, Michael * 1990, Jasmine * 1992–1993, Monica * 1993). Minnie, Kevin and Monica appear regularly as supporting actors. Since season 4 he has been leasing the Scribner Creek, which he owned, to Parker Schnabel. He is represented as a rough leg with a soft core.
Rick ness
Rick Ness is an American. As a child, he was able to gain experience in handling construction machinery in his family's business. He was a footballer during college but had to quit after injury. He formed a band and met Parker Schnabel during a tour, through whom he eventually became part of the series. He came to the Big Nugget Mine as a freshman in season 3 and followed Parker to the Klondike the following season. After Parker's foreman Gene Cheeseman moved to Tony Beets, he became the new foreman at the company. After the eighth season, he quit his job at Parker and returned in the ninth season with a team of newbies to run their own mine.
Spin-off
Dakota Fred
Dakota Fred Hurt is a North Dakota gold prospector . In the first season, he was put on Todd's team by the landlord as an expert in order to accelerate the gold mining on the claim. Accordingly, he was portrayed negatively this season. In the second season he took over Porcupine Creek and became a protagonist of the series himself. In the following three seasons he worked with his son Dustin the Porcupine Creek and also the Cahoon Creek. He left the series after the fourth season due to a money dispute with the production company. In the meantime, however, he has come to an agreement with the production company and is now a protagonist in the gold rush in the Alaskan spin-off Gold Rush: White Water .
Dustin Hurt
Dustin Hurt is the son of Dakota Fred. Together with his father, he managed Porcupine Creek from seasons 2-4. In Gold Rush: White Water Alaska, he is the driving force behind prospecting in a river.
Dave Turin
Dave Turin (Dozer Dave) is an American from Sandy, Oregon and was an old friend of Todd Hoffman. He holds a degree in civil engineering and spent 25 years in his family business before joining the Hoffman team. With his experience, he was a very valuable support in the team. In the first season he was a guest as an external consultant. When the opportunity arose to get involved in gold mining, he seized the opportunity and became part of the team in the second season. In the third season he already runs his own claim. After the failure in the jungle of Guyana, he left the team, but returned the following season as Todd's business partner.
He left the Hoffman team, and with it the series, for good after a violent physical altercation at the end of the seventh season.
Two years later, however, he returned as the protagonist of a new spin-off series.
Former
Todd Hoffman
Todd Hoffman is a former airport operator based out of Sandy, Oregon . He is the initiator of the series and was accompanied by a camera team for eight seasons. He was portrayed as a dreamer in the series, especially in relation to the American Dream . At the end of the eighth season, he dropped out of the series because the filming put too much strain on his family life. Hoffman wants to dedicate himself to his production company and singing in the future.
Jack Hoffman
Jack Hoffman from Sandy, Oregon is the father of Todd Hoffman. He is a veteran gold prospector who was prospecting in Alaska a quarter of a century before the series began. In doing so, he lost everything. The series is a second chance for him to fulfill his dream.
Freddy Dodge
Freddy Dodge is a professional gold prospector and has ties to a Colorado mining equipment manufacturer. He built at least 3 washes for the Hoffman team. In seasons 1 and 2 he was seen as an external expert. In seasons 3–8 he was - with interruptions - an integral part of the Hoffman team. In season 7, he even became a partner. After the Hoffman team left, he no longer played a major role, but had several guest appearances as an external consultant on Rick Ness' team.
John Schnabel
John Schnabel (1920–2016) was Parker Schnabel's grandfather and mentor. He was originally from Kansas. Over the course of his life he has worked in many different fields. Among other things, he worked in a sawmill, served in World War II and was mayor of Haines . It was not until his mid-sixties that he founded the Big Nugget Mine and then ran it for 25 years.
production
The series is produced on several different claims and requires close cooperation between the companies and the various camera teams on site, which is only visible to the viewer in rare cases. It is currently being produced in cooperation with Tamarack Inc (Tony Beets) and two companies not known by name (Parker Schnabel and Rick Ness). Former operations are the Jerusalem Mining / 316 Mining (Todd Hoffman) and the Jim Nail Placer Mine (Dakota Fred).
Both the workers and the camera team live on the claim during the production of a season and also spend a lot of time together away from the camera. There are many difficulties associated with production. The internet connection required for communication with the headquarters in London could only be guaranteed via satellite, at least in the first season, powered by a generator in the mine.
It was a great challenge to ensure safety between the construction machines and the wilderness of North America. To protect against bears, each member was equipped with pepper spray and a signal horn, and there was also their own armed security staff on site. In addition, all team members wear safety vests. It was also a challenge to have enough material in stock for production. The long supply routes that are occasionally themed in the series also affect the camera team. A seven-day work week was not uncommon during production. This was particularly difficult in the White Water spin-off, as the claim is not only remote, but also very difficult to access and can only be reached by helicopter or an improvised cable car.
The producers coordinate with the mine operators to ensure smooth production and often consult each other in order to be able to plan accordingly. In the daily mine operation, however, the camera team tries not to stand in the way of the mine work and only to observe silently. However, this is not always possible as the cameramen sometimes approach the construction vehicles very closely in order to take good pictures, which requires the driver to be more careful. It even happened that a cameraman was so deep in the mud that he had to be dug up with an excavator. Such scenes don't make it into the final form of the series, but rather into the making-offs. The cooperation between the mine operators and the camera team is only shown openly in emergencies. As in the first season z. B. Todd's daughter had a seizure and was hospitalized, the production team called an ambulance through their communications line. In the fourth season, a team member had a motorcycle accident, and there, too, it was the production team who helped organize transportation to the nearest hospital.
The conveyor vehicles are all equipped with cameras. The mini cameras and the cameramen can be seen openly in the series, but are not addressed. Two film crews are on duty on each claim, an early shift and a late shift, which results in a total of 6 film crews. Only a small part of all recordings is used for the final series. For the third season, for example, 2,623 hours were filmed. That's the equivalent of 184 hours for every hour on TV.
The series is not scripted. However, certain scenes are sometimes re-shot under direction if this is necessary to tell a coherent story. In addition, when editing the series, specific scenes are selected in order to portray certain characters positively or negatively. If a character is supposed to be good, the negative scenes just don't get included in the final version of an episode. If a character is supposed to be evil the other way around. You can see this particularly well in Fred Hurt, who was pushed onto the Hoffmans as an expert in the first season and was therefore portrayed rather negatively, while he was portrayed positively as the protagonist in the second season. The portrayal in the series even went so far that after the second season he was referred to as a land thief on social media, although he had legally acquired Porcupine Creek. According to a member of the production team, this took him very seriously. Tony Beets is also an example, as he takes on the role of a (positive) protagonist and, as the lessor of Parker Schnabel, that of a (negative) antagonist.
The production of a season takes about half a year. The first episode of a season is usually broadcast in the last week of mining in the Klondike, in which the last episode is filmed. But it can also go much faster, such as B. the special episode In memory of John Schnabel shows. This had its world premiere just two weeks after the death of John Schnabel. The German premiere followed a month later.
It is not known how much money a company receives per episode. However, the series is not only a lucrative extra income, but also brings problems. For example, Tony Beets was fined $ 31,000 in 2015 because the fire baptism of his dredge in season six violated the environmental regulations of the Yukon Territory. The whole incident only became known through the broadcast of the television series.
reception
Officials in Alaska fear that because of the show and the alleged successes of the prospectors, a new "gold rush" could set in due to the economic situation in the USA in Alaska. Those responsible for the Discovery Channel confirm that apart from the camera, someone from the official side is monitoring the activities of the Hoffmans and, with a few exceptions, they have so far complied with all the requirements and regulations of the state of Alaska.
Jimmy Dorsey, a former member of the Hoffman team, claimed in an interview that the series is scripted, making it a pseudo-documentary . Todd Hoffman said in a statement that Dorsey's claims are false. James Harness also called the series a pseudo-documentary and confirmed that it was partially scripted. In an interview with oregongold.net he said that the episodes were very different from what he heard the events in reality. ("It truly is not the way I remember it, and it distorts my memories ... I get mad, because it's different from what I remember.")
Dakota Fred emphasized in an interview that the series "unfortunately" was very, very real.
Companies active in the mining sector use the awareness of the series for advertising. The mechanical engineering company Volvo, for example, once invited some actors to one of its presentations at a construction machinery fair in Las Vegas.
Since the second season there have been many fans visiting the Claims in North America. This also includes tourists from Germany.
Charisma
The series is produced for the American Discovery Channel . The broadcast in Germany takes place solely on the channel DMAX , on which the series has had a regular seat on Sunday evening for several years. In Austria the series runs on the DMAX offshoot DMAX Austria.
computer game
On October 13, 2017 appeared on online gaming platform Steam with Gold Rush: The Game code Horizon a simulation of the series for Microsoft Windows .
Web links
- dmax.de - Gold Rush in Alaska
- Video Library - Online episodes of the Alaska Gold Rush
- discovery.com - Gold Rush (Engl.)
- Fernsehserien.de - episode list
swell
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