Frequently Asked Questions About Drain the Oceans
Direct, verified answers to the most common queries regarding episodes, renewals, watch order, and streaming availability.
How many seasons and episodes does Drain the Oceans have?
Drain the Oceans has 6 seasons and 55 total episodes, spanning from its premiere on May 28, 2018 to April 9, 2023.
Is Drain the Oceans renewed, ended, or canceled?
Drain the Oceans is currently an active returning series with future seasons planned or in development.
How long does it take to binge watch Drain the Oceans?
It takes 42h 35m (2555 minutes) to watch the complete run of Drain the Oceans. At a standard pace of 2 hours per day, you will finish the entire series in approximately 22 days. Not realistic for a 48-hour weekend. At 42.6 total hours, watching at a healthy 2 hours per day will take approximately 22 days.
What is the highest-rated episode of Drain the Oceans?
The highest-rated episode is Season 1, Episode 2 ("Gulf of Mexico"), which holds an outstanding rating of 7.3/10 based on 4 audience ratings.
Where can you stream or watch Drain the Oceans?
Drain the Oceans is available for streaming on Hulu, Disney Plus, fuboTV, YouTube TV. Availability may vary by regional territory, subscription tier, and digital purchase availability.
What is the official age rating for Drain the Oceans?
Drain the Oceans has an official content rating of TV-Y7.
Who are the lead actors in Drain the Oceans?
The primary ensemble cast includes Craig Sechler as Self - Narrator (voice) (age 75), James P. Delgado as Expedition leader, Archaeologist, Eric Grove as Self - Naval Historian, Runar Lia as Self - Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum.
Ensemble Cast & Current Ages
Lead cast members, their character identities, and current ages calculated from official biographical records:
| Actor | Character | Current Age |
|---|---|---|
| Craig Sechler | Self - Narrator (voice) | 75 |
| James P. Delgado | Expedition leader, Archaeologist | – |
| Eric Grove | Self - Naval Historian | – |
| Runar Lia | Self - Norwegian Industrial Workers Museum | – |
| Fredrik Soreide | Self - Norwegian University of Science and Technology | – |
| Jann Witt | Self - Historian, German Naval Association | 59 |
| David Mearns | Self - Shipwreck Hunter - Blue Water Recoveries | – |
| Andrzej Slaby | Self - Hydrographer, LOTUS Petrobaltic S.A. | – |
Editorial Verification & Sources
All production facts, air dates, cast credentials, and streaming metadata for Drain the Oceans are compiled from official broadcaster archives, TMDB, and Wikidata records. Last verified on October 1, 2026.