Absolutely brilliant

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Very disappointed in this show. There may be a modicum of truth to it all, however its filled with the typical fillers and twists you find on most junk reality television. An example of this is a 4 minute build up which you know is leading to an ad break, then a 3 minute recap of the show so far after adverts. Multiply this 3 times and over half the episode is junk. If you make it to the second episode, you will also note in their second reunion, Darrell and his father are wearing the exact clothing as their meeting from episode one. Also, Darrell is an experienced treasure hunter, yet needs to seek experience from other hunters regarding "ships manifest". Man, theres countless holes in all of it. Its a shame because had they made this honestly, with integrity and kept out the smoke and mirrors, it would have made quite a decent short documentary or a 3 episode special.

We love the show...I mean, if your a person that wants treasure found right away, this is not for you. BUT...if you want a show that's realistic about treasure hunting...this is it. The ups AND the downs. The story of Cooper is fascinating as well. I don't get the bad reviews above, but to each their own. The only downsize of the show is Darryls Dad....what a complete asshole.

I really really enjoy this treasure hunt. I definitely will continue to follow it and hope he finds everything he sets out for. I like that it's an hour long and I believe a lot of people can relate to his father's lack of a decent relationship with his son even though at 40 something, Darrell still longs for a connection. I would probably give it 9-10 stars except there is an awful lot of footage from space. I understand adding the backstory at the beginning of the season, heck, throw it into the "previously on Cooper's treasure" segment, but is used far too much as filler and unfortunately, I'm not interested in that footage after 6+ episodes. I was also shocked and felt like I was left hanging after episode 6 when I haven't seen any other scheduled episodes as of yet. I enjoy it. Needs more hunt, less space footage.

First and foremost, I think this show is paced and edited so badly - which is probably the producer's hand at work here. There should be a solid documentary underneath this, but the style they have gone for is just all wrong as they have tried to spin a series out of something that would be much better more shorter and concise. This type of editing coupled with fake suspense and an over dramatic musical score, makes me think I am watching an episode of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA. Not a serious show about Treasure Hunting. It really annoys me when a documentary devotes far too much time to what's coming up after the commercials and then a recap once the new section starts. It's just watering down of the content and I just wish they would get on with it! Also way too much is reiterated in various different scenes over and over and over again - I get the point and don't need to be re-fed stuff. The scenes where he meets his father and just before he goes to meet him seem quite staged. I also think they've cut them to seem like they occur more than they actually did (the clue is in the clothing). There is so much here that is just being made unauthentic as the dad clearly loves and wants to help his son - but they have to spin an extra storyline out of this due to the format.Saying all that with my hand on the fast forward button I am just about able to get a good enough show from this. The thing that keeps me watching is I find Darrell Miklos a charismatic and likable guy with a good enough story and who I want to succeed. As it is so over-egged, if I do stop watching I will look for a book on the subject and then hopefully won't have to deal with the issues expressed.