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6 Episodes 2016 - 2016
Episode 1
Wed, Jan 6, 201644 mins
William Poole, better known as "Bill the Butcher", rules New York's viciously anti-immigrant nativist gang, the Bowery Boys, enforcers for the xenophobic Know Nothing political party. Irishman John Morrissey is said to have led the skull-cracking Irish Catholic gang called The Dead Rabbits-the muscle of New York's Irish-led government, Tammany Hall. BLOOD FEUDS brings audiences into the dramatic culmination between the archenemies at the Amos Street Docks, to witness firsthand the mounting tension, vicious hatred and brutal violence that defined this epic story. Who will prevail?
Episode 2
Tue, Jan 12, 201644 mins
This epic Gold Rush showdown pits legendary conman Jefferson "Soapy" Smith and his loyal "Soap Gang" against town organizer-turned vigilante Frank Reid and the Committee of 101, in a battle to bring justice to the lawless Alaskan Frontier.

Episode 3
Wed, Jan 20, 201644 mins
The Hatfields (Devil Anse) versus the McCoys (Randall) is one of the most notorious feuds in American history. What starts as Civil War hostility rapidly escalates to kidnapping, illicit love affairs, murder, and a nation-wide turf war.
Episode 4
Tue, Jan 26, 201644 mins
In the dangerous frontier of Arizona, two ranching families begin as friends - but become locked in an epic battle known as the Pleasant Valley War. It's the deadliest 'family' feud in U.S. history.

Episode 5
Wed, Feb 3, 201644 mins
When Leadville, Colorado strikes silver in the 1870's, the race is on between the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway, and the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, to be the first to lay tracks through the narrow Royal Gorge.

Episode 6
Wed, Feb 10, 201644 mins
When Leadville, Colorado strikes silver in the 1870's, the race is on between the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway, and the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, to be the first to lay tracks through the narrow Royal Gorge.