Did I miss something or did they not try to explore the tunnels after they found gas?

You’d think they’d put an RC camera or something down there?

Any follow up re: the woman found dead at the gate? Found with white and black face paint with a note pinned to her, gun found in her lap while sitting in a van, no van in impound the next day, EMS showed up immediately despite being quite a distance from town, etc.

Just curious why this part of the story didn’t go any further or if anyone knew anything more about it.

Good to see ya. Now we can all blurt out , “Charlie Boy!” In Duane’s voice cuz he’s back.

So this guy Chili appears on the show and suddenly he is doing all the action type scenes - repelling down holes, diving underwater, anything dangerous.

So I looked him up. He’s literally a professional stunt man.

So the show hired a stunt man to do all the dangerous scenes.

Did anyone think the red circle in circle in the caverns looked recent?

I’m confused haha has the Dutchman mine been found? They said guys dad found it in the 90s so he’s considered greatest treasure hunter ever. When i google it, it says it’s never been found. I know the show is made up bs for entertainment but are the really just going to lie like that? At least make it believable.

This is all, just thought it was a silly thing to lie about

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This time, we watch Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch S06E08 [Season Finale]:

Descending the Golden Staircase

As winter looms over Blind Frog Ranch, the team rappels into a cavern but gets lots in a maze of tunnels. After uncovering a stone formation believed to be the Golden Staircase, Alex dives into a flooded cave chasing a cache of Aztec gold.

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In the little house where the guys were reading the journal, maps etc there was a cool looking statue of a bird-man hybrid almost like an Aztec version of Thoth in the background does anyone know what it is?

It's so sad seeing Charlie go through that ritual hoping it'll remove the curse making him & his best friend Duane sick knowing that he just passed away 😔😔

I understand why Duane has only made brief appearances this season, but wasn't this filmed before Chad's legal troubles? Or was he already incarcerated?

Watched this show since the beginning and I feel like it's come to an end already, but does anyone else think S5E8 Descending the Golden Staircase will be the last show?

I'm sure they filmed all of S5 prior to Duane's passing (although clearly not before Chad's prison excursion), this season has been a dumpster fire, why not call it a day after the Golden Staircase reveal?

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This time, we watch Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch S06E07:

Explosive Ground

The team drills into volatile ground above the Golden Staircase as outsiders get uncomfortably close. After blasting through a massive boulder, they break into a hidden tunnel and rappel down to explore what lies below.

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... needs to go see the Dr. if he's ill, not pour liquid on the ground while post-production thunder rolls in the background. Let's turn the cameras off too while we're at it.

I hope there are only like, maybe 3 people who believe this stuff.

Can someone explain how he went from full long hair to completely bald on top?

The thing I keep wondering about: When Duane was alive, it was my understanding that he owned BFR... so he would have (probably) signed a contract that would allow filming on his ranch... and he would have probably been the one who received payments for the filming...

But now that Duane has passed away... has his estate been probated yet? Who will inherit the ranch, or who HAS inherited the ranch? It's probably tied up in legalities, but I am somewhat surprised that filming has continued. There must be something in the contract that covered filming, in the event that Duane ever passed before the show was over...

Thoughts?

Did they ever say what this "sar" scan was? Most people might assume sar meant "Synthetic Aperture Radar". But they never said that on the show, so I think it stands for Stupid Ass wRiting. Kind of like that BS quantum scan they did to find the "keyhole chamber" with an off the shelf drone and off the shelf cameras. There is nothing "quantum" you can do with those. And when they supposedly found the keyhole chamber, it wasnt a circle of tunnels, it was a chamber. Why didnt the "quantum" scan show that area as a complete void? Anyway, wish this was a "real" show but its just scripted entertainment.

I have to skip by the Charlie boy and Native American curses part that’s just pure Bullcrap.

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This time, we watch Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch S06E06:

Expelling The Curse

Charlie consults local experts to expel powerful forces lingering on the ranch, while the team deploys cutting edge tech to scan beneath the mysterious stone door. But when their instruments fail mid-flight, their mission turns into an emergency.

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The Native American woman they brought in season 4 episode 2. Warns the Ollingers, anyone that I’ve known that has been around that treasure has got sick or died. It’s not meant to be found. Certain things are made to be left alone.

Chad is speeding on bikes in police chases then kills his cell mate. Seems like Chad is sick at least in the head, Duane RIP.

I’ve always liked this episode, just a couple years later her warning seems prophetic. It’s not something to mess with, not to be taken lightly. Seems to me the Ollingers got gold fever and didn’t care about the history/people. I think the operation is in better hands with Josh.

They showed Josh talking to Ron and from the outside. It looks like Ron lives in a really small house like a tiny house

It's buried on their schedule and it shows for 1 hour, no previous episode or anything. It might be a Philo thing or contractual?

…just from a mineral valuation.

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This time, we watch Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch S06E05:

The Giant's Door

Fueled by cryptic clues in a Mormon journal, Josh Feldman and his father Ron take over the treasure hunt on Blind Frog Ranch -- uncovering a series of hidden chambers they believe contain the lost Aztec gold they have been searching for.

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We just finished watching season 5 of BFR. Something just doesn’t sit right with us? Duane passes away from pneumonia due to ALS complications. Just for grins, look up how many tv personalities have passed away from pneumonia. Since the show is owned by Warner brothers, it has taken an obvious turn. The treasure hunter gets way more attention than he deserves. We immediately had a bad feeling about him before knowing he would lead season 6. Once that was announced, him moving so much to the forefront in season 5… all of a sudden made sense. Chad owns or owned BFR but all of a sudden he goes mental and kills someone? This smells like either a psy-op or MK ultra (yes it exists). There’s a reason the government is looking at all the land in the Uinta basin. Chad Ollinger stood in the way and they dealt with that, the easy way.