Fans might see another season of "The Curse of Oak Island" as the Lagina brothers reportedly changed their mind about not doing another installment. Latest reports claim that their team is up to something to finally resurface the 200-year-old treasure hidden under the island, and the possibly final dig will go down in the yet theoretical "The Curse of Oak Island" season 5.
The future of "The Curse of Oak Island" has been up in the air since its season 4 ended, and the reportedly disappointing ending of the installment has placed a risk on its renewal. The show's creator was also not sure about the fate of the series but expressed his hopes during an interview to work on at least one more season. Despite the worrisome reports these past weeks, "The Curse of Oak Island" is now looking likely as the Lagina brothers reportedly agreed to do another treasure hunting stint to uncover the 200-year-old treasure they have been digging for years.
Fans are very well aware that Rick and Marty Lagina failed to find the legendary treasure believed to be hidden under one of the spots in Oak Island. Fans are excited to see the much talked about an item which is believed to be a pirate treasure of Captain Kidd, but the lack of clues is slowing the brothers in finding the right spot to start digging.
With much disappointments from "The Curse of Oak Island" season 4, reports claim that Rick and Marty lost faith in their purpose and gave up the thought of going for another series of episodes. Following this, showrunner and creator, Kevin Burns, reportedly told that he is not sure about another season since the treasure hunters themselves are already doubtful. This is most especially because the brothers need to find another sponsor to fund their activities.
However, with the latest reports seem to hint on the brothers successfully coming up with something that will make "The Curse of Oak Island" season 5 possible. It has not been shared what the team is planning, but it is aiming to show the world the 200-year-old treasure in ways that are possibly different from their previous strategies. History, as well as Rick and Marty Lagina, are yet to confirm this news so fans have to take the details with a grain of salt until official announcements are dropped.
