Legend of Croc Gold - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Rivers of Gold
Facing bankruptcy, Alaskan gold miner Farley Dean leads a desperate expedition to Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea in search of a legendary fortune in gold that, according to tribal legend, is guarded by giant, man eating crocodiles.
An Ounce an Hour
The final member of Farley Deans "do or die" gold-mining crew arrives on Bougainville Island. But a reckless decision by Farley divides the crew, puts his leadership in question, and threatens to derail the daring mission.
Man Down
Tension among the crew grows after a rash move by Farley leaves him broken and bedridden; battling equipment failure, a beached boat, and killer crocs the team begins to worry they've been dragged around the world on a wild goose chase.
River from Hell
Farley must answer to the island leaders for his team's poor performance; the boat crew discovers that a crucial miscalculation may have damaged the dredge beyond repair; the Americans desperately chase their first taste of Bougainville gold.
Blood in the Water
Camp turns hostile when Farley insists the team attempt a dangerous journey to the upper reaches of the Queens River; the team's leader risks mutiny in search of gold over the objections of Captain Todd; Croc Jim teaches Ian to catch crocs.
Gold Strike
Farley leads the team to a major gold strike, but a freak accident sidelines the crew and celebrations are short-lived as emergency medical treatment puts the mission in jeopardy.
Monster Croc
The threat of a 1,200-pound man-eating croc tries to keep Farley away from the gold zone in a deadly showdown on the Queens River.
Judgement Day
With only 72 hours left on the island, the crew goes to war with the deadly monster croc; angry islanders resort to sabotage in an attempt to drive the crew off the island and crush Farley's dreams of Bougainville riches.
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