Last week Dick Gaetano sent a note about the Discovery Channel program Silver Rush. I wasn't able to get it into last week's issue, but here it is belatedly.

This past summer, Discovery Channel cameras rolled as the world's best-known deep-sea recovery team, Odyssey Marine Exploration (OME), successfully recovered approximately 48 tons of silver bullion from the SS Gairsoppa - making it the deepest and heaviest cargo recovery in history. SILVER RUSH, a new three-part series narrated by Mike Rowe, tells the story of one of the greatest deep-sea treasure quests of all time. The series will take viewers on board Odyssey's flagship, the Odyssey Explorer, as it launches its most audacious operation ever -- locate and excavate three shipwrecks worth as much as a billion dollars all in one season. But will they be able to complete the entire recovery effort in just 90 days before punishing storms roll in?

I didn't see the show, but I asked Dick what he thought of it.He writes:

To read the complete article, see:Silver Rush(dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/silver-rush)