The latest episode of The Curse of Oak Island is set to premiere Tuesday, Jan. 3 at 8/7c

According to its official description, tonight’s episode will feature the discovery of mysterious ship logs that provides more evidence that a 1746 French armada led by the Duc D’Anville landed on Oak Island. A team member will also get closer to going underground at the Money Pit.

Those who want to watch tonight’s premiere, but have already ditched regular cable, can still tune in with Philo or FuboTV.

If you’re not sure which streaming service to go with, we can break it down for you.

Philo is considered one of the cheaper live-streaming services available charging its users only $25 a month with over 60 channels to choose from live and on-demand.

Popular channels offered by the streaming service include Lifetime, Hallmark, MTV, VH1, AMC, HGTV, the Discovery Channel, CMT, BET and more.

Meanwhile, FuboTV is one of the better alternatives to regular cable.

It’s a sports focused streaming service with over 100 other channels to choose from that include shows like Saturday Night Live, Yellowstone, The Voice and more for $69.99 a month.

Both streaming services offer free trials for first time users so you can watch The Curse of Oak Island for free before committing to anything.

What is The Curse of Oak Island about?

According to the show’s description, Oak Island is a tree-covered island on the south shore of Nova Scotia that has intrigued treasure hunters for more than 200 years. It is believed that the island is hiding one of the greatest treasures of all time, but no one has been able to find it.

Enter Rick and Marty Lagina, brothers from Michigan who have bought the rights to much of the island to try to solve the mystery.

The two use modern technology and good old American know-how to look for the treasure. But it won’t be easy as the search is expensive and dangerous — several people have died trying to strike it rich on Oak Island, inspiring the titular curse.

The Laginas hope to avoid the curse long enough to find the treasure before they run out of money… or worse.