TV-14
2019    40mDrama, Action
6.854%85%6.7
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An antiquities expert teams up with an art thief to catch a terrorist who funds his attacks using stolen artifacts.

2 Seasons

  • Season 1
    Season 112 Episodes
  • Season 2
    Season 213 Episodes
  • Matt BarrDanny McNamara
  • Sofia PernasLexi Vaziri
  • James CallisSimon Hardwick
  • Mark GagliardiFather Chuck Donnelly
  • Michelle LeeViolet
  • Michael James ShawAiden Shaw
  • Oded FehrKarim Farouk
  • Katia WinterGwen Karlsson
  • Alicia CoppolaAna Castillo
  • Antonio CupoCaptain Bruno Fabi
  • Tony NashOmar
  • Victoria DiamondKate Reece
  • Ali HassanTaj bin Yusef
  • Ron YuanBatu / The Great Khan
  • John LarroquetteJay Reece
  • Karl GraboshasLt. Heinz
  • Byron MannVince Tran
  • Connor ChewHahn
  • Julian RichingsAlessandro LaLande
  • Anna SilkRoarke
  • jazmine892
    jazmine892October 4, 2026
    I worked on set as catering for season 2. The cast and crew were amazing. They are amazing actors and people, they were extremely motivated and extremely amazing to watch work, and seeing the final product! Wow! There are twists and turns, teasure hunting etc.. very good! Watching how its made didn't change the twist and excitement. Such tanlet from every perspective. For years i've been waiting for the 2 seasons to become available to watch on streaming. After years of wait Im going to buy the series! I want to be able to watch it whenever I want 😇💓💓💓✨️✨️✨️✨️ Highly suggested!
  • Callum
    CallumOctober 23, 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) Blood and Treasure – Tombs, twists, and treasure hunts that sparkle more than they shine. “Blood and Treasure” feels like it was built from the blueprints of adventure television — all ancient relics, shadowy conspiracies, and impossibly attractive archaeologists sprinting through exotic ruins. It sits neatly between The Librarian and National Treasure, though it never quite matches the charm or polish of either. The story follows an art thief and an antiquities expert as they race around the globe to stop a terrorist financed by stolen treasures — a premise bursting with potential, delivered with enthusiasm if not always finesse. The show offers a steady diet of globe-trotting escapism, secret societies, and puzzle-solving intrigue, but the acting and dialogue occasionally wobble under the weight of their own ambition. It’s less upbeat than The Librarian and a little grittier than National Treasure, sitting comfortably in the middle — not dark enough to brood, not bright enough to sparkle. Still, there’s fun to be had in its unpretentious mix of mystery and mayhem. Ultimately, Blood and Treasure is the TV equivalent of a well-thumbed adventure paperback: light, familiar, and good for a weekend binge — even if you won’t remember every clue once the credits roll.

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