‘The Curse of Oak Island’ Season 14 Episode 2 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The new season of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ premiered on History on November 10, with the network announcing the date in October and releasing a teaser trailer. The premiere has now aired, and attention turns to what the Lagina brothers and their team uncover next.
For viewers planning their week, the release date, air time and streaming options for the next installment of ‘The Curse of Oak Island’ are already set. The second episode is titled ‘Bubbling Up’ and is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17. Here is what to know before it arrives.
Release Date for the Next Episode
The official episode listing gives the release date of the second episode as November 17. That places it exactly one week after the premiere, which fits the show’s usual rhythm. New episodes of the series air weekly on Tuesdays.
A separate episode schedule shows the same date for ‘Bubbling Up,’ followed by ‘The Golden Ratio’ on November 24 and ‘Descending Knights’ on December 1. The fourth title comes from a listing that also confirms the November 17 date for the second episode.
It is worth noting that some listings have carried conflicting information. Some earlier TV listings showed November 3 for the premiere, though November 10 is the date History has announced. Viewers checking third party guides should confirm against the network schedule.
The season is reported to have 25 episodes, though History has not confirmed the full count. That means the weekly run could stretch well into the new year.
Air Time and Weekly Schedule
The season airs at 9 p.m. ET, which is 8 Central, with new episodes arriving on Tuesdays. Viewers in the Pacific time zone should look to the premiere listing, which gave the slot as 9 p.m. ET and PT.
Because the show keeps the same Tuesday evening slot, the second episode should follow the premiere’s timing. Anyone who watched the opener live can expect the same start time on November 17. Local listings remain the safest way to check for any schedule shifts.
The episodes run about 43 minutes, and the series carries a TV-PG rating. That makes it a straightforward fit for a weeknight viewing slot.
Where to Watch Online and on TV
The series airs on the History Channel in the United States. For DIRECTV subscribers, History sits on channel 269 and is included from the CHOICE package upward.
Viewers who miss the live broadcast have options the next day. Episodes stream the day after they air on the HISTORY Channel app and on history.com. That window gives cord cutters a simple way to catch up without waiting long.
One streaming guide lists History as the place to watch the season, available free with ads. Access can still depend on your provider or account, so it is worth checking before Tuesday night. Reelgood has also published a guide for watching from outside the United States, built around the American broadcast.
Episode Preview and What the Team Is Drilling Into
The official description says the team drills into a man made stone cradle on Lot 8 and is mystified by the clues brought to the surface. That follows directly from the opener, in which Rick, Marty and Craig Tester relaunch the quest and are rocked by new discoveries in the Money Pit and in the massive boulder feature on Lot 8.
A second description of the same episode points in a slightly different direction. It says a new discovery on Lot 5 might help identify who was behind the Oak Island mystery, while the team gets stunning new data about what is buried deep in the Money Pit. Taken together, the two summaries suggest an installment that touches several areas of the island at once.
The coming weeks appear to build on the Money Pit data. The third episode follows a drilling effort to find gold that was detected deep in the Money Pit area, and the team makes a surprising new find. The fourth episode promises new finds on Lot 5 and in the Money Pit, along with historical research into the possible truth behind the treasure mystery.
The familiar faces are back for it. Rick and Marty Lagina lead the cast, joined by metal detection expert Gary Drayton, with Robert Clotworthy returning as narrator. The brothers, from Michigan, are working an island off the south shore of Nova Scotia that has intrigued treasure hunters for more than 200 years. With the stone cradle on Lot 8 and fresh Money Pit readings both in play, which of these leads do you think will finally give the Laginas something solid to build on when ‘Bubbling Up’ airs?
