How’d you feel in the morning?Oh, and I must add... the wife and I use the show as a drinking gameeach week.
The way it works is, each episode we choose a word (like Templar) or a phrase (like Let's Call Rick) or an action (like every time gary giggles like a little girl) and each time that happens we take a drink/shot whatever the flavor of the night is... one night we chose "Garden Shaft" and they used that phrase like 30 times!
Thankfully after the first year I knew it was a sham.... are the war room scenes exciting?
I still distinctly remember as a kid going through my parents old back issues of Readers Digest. And finding the one, from the 1960s, that had the O.I. article . That article was MOST RESPONSIBLE for starting the modern hoopla ! And I distinctly recall being spellbound by it.
I mean, shucks, who can walk away from that article WITHOUT believing that a fabulous treasure HAS to be there. But shucks, just a little more to the left. A little more to the right. A little deeper.
Isn't there a part where so many people have to die before the treasure is found? Why does that give me the impression that there will be and episode where someone pushes someone in a hole and smiles and says "Any day now we should find the treasure.
I still distinctly remember as a kid going through my parents old back issues of Readers Digest. And finding the one, from the 1960s, that had the O.I. article . That article was MOST RESPONSIBLE for starting the modern hoopla ! And I distinctly recall being spellbound by it.
I mean, shucks, who can walk away from that article WITHOUT believing that a fabulous treasure HAS to be there. But shucks, just a little more to the left. A little more to the right. A little deeper.
Did I ever tell that my great great great Grandpa was 1/3 Templar? The other 2/3 was B.S artist. Just imagine a B.S artist claiming to have the facts.The fake lead cross was part of the scripted storyline.
Gary finds cross….teams travels to Europe to castle where templars were held prisoner. One of the team finds a carving on the wall made by templar teeth (or fingernails) according to the script, that matches the lead fishing weight.
Well I have no Templar but I am a little temperamental. Does that count.Did I ever tell that my great great great Grandpa was 1/3 Templar? The other 2/3 was B.S artist. Just imagine a B.S artist claiming to have the facts.
“Seven must die” is the scripted show legend. Six previously died looking for the treasure, two have died since the show’s beginning (one team member’s son and a show staff member) yet the treasure still didn’t pop out of the ground. Perhaps because 8 died vs. 7?Isn't there a part where so many people have to die before the treasure is found? Why does that give me the impression that there will be and episode where someone pushes someone in a hole and smiles and says "Any day now we should find the treasure.
Doh! Sorry to burst the show's storyline!OHHHH SS Wonder you just jinxed the whole shootin match.
I think Templarmental works perfectly in the story lineWell I have no Templar but I am a little temperamental. Does that count.
The natives in the area didnt use stone to build roadways and had no reason build them when they can just go around. Plus the road is older than the known population of that area.
There are common stone roadways all over the world, especially for areas that are difficult to traverse when wet.
