Apple TV+’s new thriller The Last Frontier kicks off its 10-episode season on October 19, 2025 with the debut of the first two episodes. The new series stars Jason Clarke (A House of Dynamite) as a US marshal and takes place in the Alaskan wilderness.
Season one also stars Dominic Cooper (That Dirty Black Bag), Haley Bennett (Borderlands), Simone Kessell (Yellowjackets), Dallas Goldtooth (Reservation Dogs), Tait Blum (For All Mankind), and Alfre Woodard (Salem’s Lot). New episodes will stream on Fridays.
Jon Bokenkamp and Richard D’Ovidio created the series and serve as executive producers along with Jason Clarke, Laura Benson, Glenn Kessler, Albert Kim, and Sam Hargrave. Bokenkamp and D’Ovidio are the writers, and Hargrave directs.
Jason Clarke in ‘The Last Frontier’ (Photo credit: Apple TV+)
“The Last Frontier follows Frank Remnick (Clarke), the lone U.S. marshal in charge of the quiet, rugged barrens of Alaska. Remnick’s jurisdiction is turned upside down when a prison transport plane crashes in the remote wilderness, setting free dozens of violent inmates,” reads Apple TV+’s synopsis. “Tasked with protecting the town he’s vowed to keep safe, he begins to suspect the crash wasn’t an accident but the first step of a well-crafted plan with far-reaching and devastating implications.”
Episode 1 – Blue Skies – U.S. Marshal Frank Remnick’s quiet life in Alaska is turned upside-down when a prison transport plane crashes in the remote wilderness, setting free dozens of violent inmates.
Episode 2 – Winds of Change – When an escaped underworld accountant surrenders himself, Frank is forced to make an unimaginable decision.
Stay out of the comments section of Netflix’s The Witcher season four trailer on YouTube. It’s loaded with opinions on the switch from Henry Cavill to Liam Hemsworth, as expected. The official trailer focuses on Hemsworth’s Geralt and Freya Allan’s Ciri and features lots of action along with Anya Chalotra’s Yennefer warning, “Something is shifting on this Continent.”
“After the Continent-altering events of season three, Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri find themselves separated by a raging war and countless enemies,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “As their paths diverge and their goals sharpen, they stumble on unexpected allies eager to join their journeys. And if they can accept these found families, they just might have a chance at reuniting for good…”
Commenting on season four, showrunner, creator, and executive producer Lauren Schmidt Hissrich told Tudum, “We send them each on their own journey—a very different journey than anything they’ve done before, which is where we start in season 4.”
Liam Hemsworth in ‘The Witcher’ season 4 (Photo Credit: Netflix)
The fourth season also stars Joey Batey as Jaskier, Laurence Fishburne as Regis, Eamon Farren as Cahir, Anna Shaffer as Triss Merigold, and Mimî M Khayisa as Fringilla. Cassie Clare plays Philippa, Mahesh Jadu is Vilgefortz, Meng’er Zhang is Milva, Graham McTavish is Dijkstra, and Royce Pierreson is Istredd.
The ensemble also includes Mecia Simson as Francesca, Sharlto Copley as Leo Bonhart, Danny Woodburn as Zoltan, Jeremy Crawford as Yarpen, Bart Edwards as Emhyr, Hugh Skinner as Radovid, and James Purefoy as Skellen. Rounding out the cast are Christelle Elwin as Mistle, Fabian McCallum as Kayleigh, Juliette Alexandra as Reef, Ben Radcliffe as Giselher, Connor Crawford as Asse, Aggy K. Adams as Iskra, Linden Porco as Percival Schuttenbach, Therica Wilson-Read as Sabrina, Rochelle Rose as Margarita, and Safiyya Ingar as Keira.
Season four premieres on Netflix on October 30, 2025.
Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, Tania Lotia, Rae Benjamin, Troy Dangerfield, Matthew D’Ambrosio, Javier Grillo-Marxuach, Clare Higgins, and Mike Ostrowski wrote the eight-episode fourth season. Directors include Sergio Mimica-Gezzan, Tricia Brock, Alex Garcia Lopez, and Jeremy Webb.
Zachary Quinto as Dr. Oliver Wolf and Liam Galway as Adam in ‘Brilliant Minds’ season 2 episode 3 (Photo by: Pief Weyman/NBC)
Katie makes a daring rescue of a woman who appears to have been pushed onto subway tracks as NBC’s Brilliant Minds season two episode three opens. The victim didn’t do anything to provoke an attack, and when the EMTs arrived on the scene, she was alone.
(The following is a recap so there are episode three spoilers ahead!)
Oliver (Zachary Quinto) is nearly giddy celebrating his mother’s retirement, walking arm-in-arm through the hospital hallways with Carol (Tamberla Perry). He thinks Carol would make a formidable chief of staff, and she laughs when he suggests maybe he should be in charge.
Katie (Mishel Prada) and her partner, Max, bring the subway victim to the ER, and Dana (Aury Krebs) hustles to meet them. Ericka (Ashleigh LaThrop) sneaks a pill after Dana rushes out. Dr. Anthony Thorne (John Clarence Stewart) barks orders as Dana, Jacob (Spence Moore II), and the ER team try to assess the victim. Anthony determines she needs to be oxygenated before any other treatment, and Jacob handles the job of inserting the airway as Oliver watches. Jacob nailed it!
Josh (Teddy Sears) rushes in and takes over, pushing Oliver aside without acknowledging his presence.
Once the emergency’s over, Dana’s stunned to learn from Van (Alex MacNicoll) that Katie performed the rescue before the electricity was cut to the tracks. Oliver confirms it and adds that the woman would have died if Katie hadn’t acted so quickly.
Van’s social worker ex-wife, Michelle (Stacey Farber), arrives seeking his help on a case. Oliver’s team, including Charlie (Brian Altemus), listens as Michelle explains her new client, Adam (Liam Galway), has severe autism and is non-verbal. The woman who was pushed, Gloria (Patrice Goodman), is his caregiver. Witnesses told police that only Adam and Gloria were on the platform when Gloria was pushed.
Adam can’t tell the police what happened, and it’s possible he’ll be charged with the attack. Oliver introduces himself and promises to help. Carol joins the team as Michelle explains that Adam is 100% reliant on Gloria to communicate for him. He doesn’t trust anyone else.
Carol sets aside the rec room just for Adam so he isn’t overwhelmed. She suggests they take off their lab coats to look less imposing. Adam won’t allow either Carol or Oliver to examine him but does show an interest in a nearby puzzle.
Oliver meets with Carol, Michelle, Van, and Charlie to go over a plan of action. Charlie’s not sure why they’re devoting any time to Adam, and Oliver puts him in his place, quite effectively narrowing it down to the fact Adam needs their help.
Oliver knows Adam’s sharp because he’s putting the puzzle together upside-down, but the emotional strain is making him cut off. Oliver realizes they have just the tool for finding out what Adam’s really feeling: Van.
Carol stops Dana and Ericka to apologize for pulling them into the Alison case. They’re shocked to learn Alison wasn’t the one who reported Carol, and Ericka’s in full detective mode as they walk away. Dana thinks they should follow Carol’s suggestion and forget about it. But that’s obviously not what Ericka thinks.
Josh rushes through Oliver’s questions about Gloria, keeping everything strictly professional.
A scene from ‘Brilliant Minds’ season 2 episode 3 (Photo by: Pief Weyman/NBC)
Carol introduces Van to Adam as a doctor who can sense what people are feeling. Oliver asks Adam basic questions and Van can’t figure out what he needs. Van thinks Adam is feeling everything—sad, hurt, and fearful—and then suddenly both Adam and Van react to a noise in their heads. Van figures out Adam needs headphones, and Adam allows him to put them on. It immediately calms Adam down enough for Oliver to examine him.
Carol asks if he pushed Gloria in the subway and Adam begins repeating a word that sounds like “saya.” Van feels that Adam’s scared while he’s saying it.
Oliver suggests to the team that they need to figure out what he’s trying to say. Adam trusted them enough to actually speak, and they have to help him even though he has normal neuro function. Oliver asks Carol to stall the cops while Michelle and Van head to Adam’s group home to see if there’s anyone there with the name Adam’s repeating.
Carol just got her job back, so she doesn’t want to lie to the police. Oliver does it instead.
Van and Michelle reminisce about the early days of their relationship as they look at Adam’s room. Adam’s roommate, Tom (Connor Tomlinson), wants them to leave and Michelle notices he has posters from the Sherlock Holmes movies. She turns their visit into a mystery to solve by asking if he recognizes the word that Adam keeps repeating.
Tom reveals Adam is being forced to move in a month (he can’t stay after he turns 26) and he and Gloria got in a fight last month while looking for an apartment.
Back at the hospital, Oliver rushes into the rec room after a loud bang and finds Charlie on the floor and Adam agitated and rubbing his arms. Charlie’s hesitant to say what happened and finally admits he was asking Adam neuropsychological evaluation questions when Adam tossed him to the ground.
Jacob’s with Gloria when she regains consciousness, blood flowing from her mouth as she screams out, “Adam!” Josh, Oliver, and Anthony enter Gloria’s room after she’s been taken to the OR, trying to figure out what caused the bleeding. They all agree that Jacob is going to be an excellent doctor, and it’s a good thing he was there to catch the bleeding.
Oliver joins Carol in the hallway, and she’s concerned if Gloria dies, Adam will be charged with murder. Oliver knows they need more time to get Adam to tell his story. Oliver suggests that Carol hide Adam in her office until the police leave, but she’s not about to put her job at risk again so soon. Her one mistake cost her a shot at becoming chief, and she’s not going to add another strike to her record.
Ericka is still starring in her own true crime show, as Dana describes it, and she wonders if Katie’s EMT partner, Max, could have reported Carol. Dana doesn’t think so, but Ericka is totally obsessing. Dana actually seems to join Ericka’s quest for answers when Ericka confesses that she wants to know who among them reported a woman of color when no one ever reports Oliver for all the bizarre things he’s done while treating patients.
Oliver overheard this whole conversation and assures Ericka they’re on the same page. He wonders if it was Carol’s ex-husband who reported her.
Van and Michelle return to the hospital and fill Oliver in on the fight Adam and Gloria recently had. Charlie joins them, commenting that Adam just pushed him, which only adds to the case against him. When Charlie reenacts the shove, Michelle realizes Adam wasn’t trying to push him. Adam was grabbing for his pen in his coat pocket.
Adam makes two drawings, but no one can figure out what they mean. Two cops arrive and place him in handcuffs, explaining they have a warrant for his arrest. There is subway footage of him running from the crime scene.
After Adam’s taken away, Van compliments Michelle and tells her she’s amazing. He wishes there was more the team could’ve done to help Adam. Michelle understands they did their best. They hug and Van wonders if she felt the spark between them back at Adam’s. She reminds him they didn’t communicate while they were married.
Aury Krebs as Dr. Dana Dang and Mishel Prada as Katie Rodriguez in ‘Brilliant Minds’ season 2 episode 3 (Photo by: Pief Weyman/NBC)
Dana finds Katie taking a nap but mistakenly assumes the worst. Katie jerks awake, and Dana’s relieved but confesses she thought Katie’s actions during the rescue were reckless, unnecessary, and thoughtless. She thinks Katie doesn’t value her life and worries about all the ways she could lose her. Dana cries, explaining it makes her relive the loss of her sister.
Katie reveals she takes chances because she knows life is precious and feels she has to save everyone she can. They kiss after Katie says, “I jump because of you.”
Oliver, Ericka, and Charlie walk and talk about Gloria’s condition. They still have no idea why she is bleeding, and now she is going into renal failure. Her past medical history is unremarkable.
A doctor telling a patient in the hallway to say “ah” rings a bell and Oliver realizes that’s what Adam’s been saying. He’s been trying to tell them that Carol was sick and what he’s been drawing might be a symptom. They look at his drawings again and Oliver holds one up, telling Carol to say what she sees without thinking about it. She says, “Butterfly,” and the team realizes exactly what’s wrong with Gloria.
A short while later, Gloria’s awake and Oliver tells her everything that just happened. He also confirms that after they treated her for her injuries from the subway, she remained sick. They only figured out she has lupus because of Adam. The butterfly-shaped rash is a unique feature of lupus. Adam saved her life!
Gloria confirms that Adam knew she wasn’t feeling well when she had the butterfly rash. Oliver breaks the news that the police think Adam pushed her and have taken him away. Thankfully, Gloria remembers everything. Adam always hangs back a bit in the subway because he doesn’t like the noise. While he was busy sketching, she suddenly felt hot and dizzy, passed out, and fell onto the tracks.
Adam did not push her and actually tried to save her but didn’t reach her in time.
Adam’s released and returns to the hospital, but this time for a reunion with Gloria. She tells him he saved her life, and he gives her a huge hug. Gloria also explains to the team and Michelle that, although they had a little fight a week ago, they talked things out, and Adam is moving in with her. She’s going to take over as his full-time guardian. Adam has a huge smile as they both rub their chests over their hearts in a circular motion, indicating they want to go home.
Anthony informs Carol that Ericka’s still trying to figure out who reported her. Carol confesses that she wants to know and second-guesses her every choice. But that’s just the price she has to pay. Anthony closes her office door and reveals he knows who reported her. He plays pickup ball once a month and there’s a board member who really wants to play. Anthony found out through him what happened and offers to tell Carol. Carol takes a minute to think about it and decides she doesn’t want to know. Whoever did it did the right thing. Anthony applauds her decision and says it was a test and she passed. They laugh and she tosses her pen at him. Anthony thinks she already knows the answer as to who reported her. The answer is, “It doesn’t matter.”
Ericka also decided it doesn’t matter. Whoever did it has to live with their guilt. Dana agrees when Ericka says lies will eat you alive, and there’s no punishment worse than keeping secrets. Dana suddenly blurts out, “I reported Carol.”
Ericka’s stunned and can’t believe Dana has been lying. Dana won’t explain but says she has her reasons and would do it again if she needed to.
Oliver and the hospital staff surprise Carol with a welcome back party. Oliver welcomes her home and says she’s vital to the hospital.
Oliver leaves the party early to meet with the new chief, who, it turns out, is Josh! Josh has been avoiding him because of the promotion but confirms now is the time to talk.
The full trailer for Die My Love is a twisted treat, teasing the tone without giving away too much. What the two-minute trailer does reveal is that the film is powered by a mesmerizing performance by Jennifer Lawrence.
The R-rated drama sits at 78% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes following its 2025 Cannes Film Festival premiere. Daily Telegraph notes, “No one does bored rage quite like Jennifer Lawrence,” while Time Magazine’s Stephanie Zacharek writes, “What Lawrence does in Die My Love is so delicately textured, even within its bold expressiveness, and its fiery anger, that it leaves you scrambling for adjectives.”
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson lead a cast that includes LaKeith Stanfield,
Nick Nolte, and Sissy Spacek. Enda Walsh, Lynne Ramsay, and Alice Birch adapted Ariana Harwicz’s novel, with Ramsay directing.
“The film follows Grace (Lawrence) and her partner Jackson (Pattinson), who have recently moved into an old house deep in the country. With ambitions to write The Great American Novel, Grace settles into her new environment, and the couple welcome a baby soon after,” reads MUBI’s synopsis. “However, with Jackson frequently—and suspiciously—absent, and the pressures of domestic life starting to weigh on her, Grace begins to unravel, leaving a path of destruction in her wake.”
Andrea Calderwood, Justine Ciarrocchi, and Jennifer Lawrence served as producers along with Thad Luckinbill, Trent Luckinbill, Martin Scorsese, and Molly Smith.
Die My Love opens in theaters on November 7, 2025.
Oliver Hudson hosts ‘Gingerbread Land: The Biggest Little Holiday Competition’ (Photo Credit: Magnolia Network)
Magnolia Network just announced a November 17, 2025 premiere date for their holiday baking competition series, Gingerbread Land: The Biggest Little Holiday Competition. Oliver Hudson (The Cleaning Lady) hosts the series, with new episodes airing on Mondays at 9pm ET/PT.
“We wanted to create a show that makes you smile and puts you in the holiday spirit the moment you turn it on,” stated executive producer Joanna Gaines. “Gingerbread Land is all about joy, fun, and a sense of wonder. It’s a chance for families to gather, cheer on their favorite creations, and be inspired by the beauty and playfulness of the season.”
The season’s judges include pastry chef Gale Gand and architect and professor Michael Ford. Special celebrity guests include celebrity stylist Brad Goreski, chef Christina Tosi, and D’arcy Carden. Joanna Gaines joins the fun in the season finale.
“From the very first pitch, we knew Gingerbread Land would capture the magic of the holidays in a way that feels both whimsical and high-energy,” said Allison Page, President, Magnolia Network. “It’s festive, it’s joyful, and it’s the kind of show families will want to watch together year after year.”
Lando Entertainment produces the series, and Chip Gaines also serves as an executive producer.
Magnolia Network offers this description of the new holiday baking series:
“Hosted by Oliver Hudson and executive produced by Chip and Joanna Gaines, top bakers face off in the biggest little gingerbread competition ever imagined. Over a series of four challenges, teams build incredible, edible worlds from scratch with lights, motion, and storybook-level detail in every miniature.
In the new series, contestants transform flour, sugar, and candy into intricate works of art, competing in playful rounds that test design, structure, and creativity. Each week, new challenges bring twists and surprises, while Oliver Hudson guides the fun with warmth and humor, inviting viewers into a magical holiday world where imagination has no limits.”
Nicole Kidman as Kaitlyn Meade in ‘Lioness’ season 2 (Photo Credit: Ryan Green / Paramount+)
Lioness star Nicole Kidman’s added another Paramount+ series to her schedule, with the streamer giving the legal thriller Discretion a straight to series order. Oscar winner Kidman and Emmy nominee Elle Fanning (The Great) are on board to star as well as executive produce the drama, based on bestselling author Chandler Baker’s short story.
Paramount+ offers this description of the series: “Discretion is a legal thriller about a summer associate Lenny (Fanning) at a prestigious Dallas law firm who uncovers a web of NDAs masking a dark truth. When she realizes she signed the same agreement, her discoveries put her in the crosshairs of the firm’s most powerful female partner Sharon (Kidman)—upending their mentor-protégé dynamic and raising the question: who gets to keep secrets, and at what cost?”
Author Chandler Baker is adapting her short story and will executive produce. Additional executive producers include Susannah Grant, Per Saari, Brittany Kahan Ward, Joe Hipps, and Jordan Cerf. Filming is expected to take place on the eight-episode series in 2026.
Nicole Kidman’s recent credits include Nine Perfect Strangers, The Perfect Couple, Holland, Babygirl, and Being the Ricardos. Elle Fanning was recently seen in A Complete Unknown, The Girl From Plainville, and All the Bright Places.
Tracy Morgan (30 Rock) stars in Paramount+’s new comedy Crutch, a spinoff from The Neighborhood. The trailer shows the titular character’s life taking an unexpected turn when his kids move back home.
Tracy Morgan plays Francois “Crutch” Crutchfield, Kecia Lewis stars as Antoinette, Jermaine Fowler is Jake, Adrianna Mitchell plays Jamilah, Adrian Martinez is Flaco, Braxton Paul stars as Lisa, and Finn Maloney is Mase. Morgan, Owen Smith, Cedric The Entertainer, Wendi Trilling, Aaron Kaplan, and Mike Mariano serve as executive producers.
“Set in the world of the CBS Original Comedy The Neighborhood, Crutch centers on its titular character Francois Frank Crutchfield (Morgan), who goes by Crutch, a brash, yet beloved Harlem shop owner whose world is turned upside down when his highbrow son and free-spirited daughter move back into the family home,” reads Paramount+’s synopsis.
All eight episodes will stream on Monday, November 3, 2025. Morgan will also appear on The Neighborhood on November 3 in an episode titled “Welcome to Family Value.”
Owen Smith created the series and serves as showrunner.
Kecia Lewis, Braxton Paul, Adrianna Mitchell, Tracy Morgan, Jermaine Fowler, Adrian Martinez, and Finn Maloney in ‘Crutch’ (Photo Credit: JoJo Whilden / Paramount+)Kecia Lewis, Jermaine Fowler, Tracy Morgan, Adrian Martinez and Adrianna Mitchell (Photo Credit: Mary Ellen Matthews / Paramount+)Jermaine Fowler, Adrianna Mitchell, Tracy Morgan, and Kecia Lewis (Photo Credit: JoJo Whilden / Paramount+)Adrian Martinez as Flaco, Kecia Lewis as Antoinette, Finn Maloney as Mase, Tracy Morgan as Francois “Frank” Crutchfield, Braxton Paul as Lisa, Adrianna Mitchell as Jamilah, and Jermaine Fowler as Jake in ‘Crutch’ (Photo Credit: JoJo Whilden / Paramount+)
Netflix released a recap of Stranger Things season one, with the cast rewatching select scenes and sharing their memories of the set. The recap arrives less than two months out from the release of the first four episodes of the fifth and final season.
Season five stars Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven, Finn Wolfhard as Mike Wheeler, Gaten Matarazzo as Dustin Henderson, Caleb McLaughlin as Lucas Sinclair, Noah Schnapp as Will Byers, Winona Ryder as Joyce Byers, and David Harbour as Jim Hopper. Sadie Sink plays Max Mayfield, Natalia Dyer is Nancy Wheeler, Charlie Heaton is Jonathan Byers, Joe Keery is Steve Harrington, and Maya Hawke is Robin Buckley.
Rounding out the ensemble are Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair, Brett Gelman as Murray, Jamie Campbell Bower as Vecna, Cara Buono as Karen Wheeler, Amybeth McNulty as Vickie, Nell Fisher as Holly Wheeler, Jake Connelly as Derek Turnbow, Alex Breaux as Lt. Akers, and Linda Hamilton as Dr. Kay.
“The fall of 1987. Hawkins is scarred by the opening of the Rifts, and our heroes are united by a single goal: find and kill Vecna. But he has vanished—his whereabouts and plans unknown. Complicating their mission, the government has placed the town under military quarantine and intensified its hunt for Eleven, forcing her back into hiding,” reads Netflix’s synopsis. “As the anniversary of Will’s disappearance approaches, so does a heavy, familiar dread. The final battle is looming—and with it, a darkness more powerful and more deadly than anything they’ve faced before. To end this nightmare, they’ll need everyone—the full party—standing together, one last time.”
Season 5 Volume 1 premieres on November 26, 2025 at 5pm PT. Volume 2 follows on December 25 at 5pm PT, and the finale streams on December 31 at 5pm PT.
Poster for Stranger Things season one episode one (Photo Credit: Netflix)
Fox’s Murder in a Small Town season two episode three features one of the last performances by Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who passed away far too soon on July 20, 2025 at the age of 54. Warner plays a murder suspect in episode three, “Mother Love,” airing on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at 8pm ET/PT.
Rossif Sutherland stars as Karl Alberg and Kristin Kreuk plays Cassandra Lee. Mya Lowe is Corporal Edwina Yen, Savonna Spracklin is Isabella Harbud, Aaron Douglas is Sergeant Sid Sokolowski, Fritzy-Klevans Destine is Constable Andy Kendrick, and Marcia Gay Harden is Mayor Christie Holman. The series also features Bethany Brown, Marci T. House, and Joshua Close.
“Mother Love” Plot: A protective father becomes a top suspect in a murder investigation when his ex-wife is killed just after returning to town. Still heartbroken years after the split, he wears his anger and pain on his sleeves, but his only goal in life is to keep his daughter safe. Meanwhile, Holly and her friend show Cassandra photos they’ve been taking around town and Cassandra recognizes the photo of a shrine to her old schoolmate Lauren Park who died many years ago under mysterious circumstances. Cassandra assists a local unhoused man who is being tormented by some local kids.
Murder in a Small Town Description, Courtesy of Fox:
Murder in a Small Town follows Karl Alberg (Sutherland), who recently moved to the quiet coastal town of Gibsons to be the new police chief and quickly learns that this gentle paradise has more than its share of secrets. As a world-class detective, Karl calls upon all his skills to solve murders that, even in this seemingly idyllic setting, continue to wash up on his shore. Meanwhile, his deepening relationship with the town librarian Cassandra Lee (Kreuk) is challenged as her career and community involvement take her in new and unexpected directions.
In the second season, Karl’s jurisdiction expands, and he has to contend with an increased caseload and limited resources, investigating cases like a body found at a local wedding between members of two feuding families; a double kidnapping that may mask an even bigger crime; a pop star who retreated to Gibsons for a quiet vacation only to be followed by a dangerous stalker; and many more.
Academy Award-winner Marcia Gay Harden joins the cast as Mayor Christie Holman, a practicing doctor, beloved figure in the community, and a consummate political operator. She has the best interests of the people of Gibsons at heart but sometimes lets her personal interests take precedence, as she complicates life for Karl and Cassandra.
Discovery’s Gold Rush returns for a 16th season on Friday, November 7, 2025 at 8pm ET/PT. Season 16 arrives as gold prices soar and the short mining season continues to be super competitive.
Returning miners include Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets, Kevin Beets, and Rick Ness. Season 16 will find the miners discovering nearly $100 million in gold, setting a new Gold Rush record.
Poster for Discovery’s ‘Gold Rush’ season 16
Discovery offered this description of season 16:
“After the most disappointing season of his career, mining mogul Parker Schnabel is determined to reclaim his throne. Scaling up to a massive operation with over 60 machines, four wash plants and a bold new team structure, Parker is burning through over $100,000 a day in operating costs. If his gamble pays off, he could see the most lucrative season of his 15-year career.
Fresh off a record-breaking season, ‘King of the Klondike’ Tony Beets is chasing an even bigger goal this year. An early-season strike delivers $500,000 in just one week but rising family turmoil and a record number of crew firings threaten to derail his empire. Meanwhile, eldest son and second-year mine boss, Kevin Beets is determined to double last season’s gold total and prove he’s ready to lead his own operation.
After hitting the jackpot last season, Rick Ness starts this year with no water license, no claim, and only half of his crew. A bold wager on a new piece of ground offers him a chance at redemption. But with mounting pressure, dwindling resources and a skeleton crew, Rick must turn things around or risk selling everything, leaving millions of dollars on the table.”
