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Rene has lukewarm results seeking profits in Stanton. Dusty finds a hoard of quality equipment, inking himself a decent payday. Looking for treasure, Brandi does end up with the green - just not in the way she expected

How, in Gold Rush California, Mexican immigrant Joaquin Murrieta formed a gang of outlaws that spread terror across the newly formed state. His legend as a hero to the downtrodden endured despite being hunted down by the California Rangers

How Kansas became a battleground in the US national debate over slavery. Settlers on both sides of the issue poured into the territory to determine its future as a free or slave state in its eventual admission to the Union

The Fetterman Fight, also known as the Fetterman Massacre. In 1866 Wyoming, a group of infantry, cavalry, and civilians under the command of Captain William Fetterman was wiped out by thousands of Native warriors of the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes. The site of the battle was Fort Phil Kearney, one of many forts along the Bozeman Trail, built to connect settlers to gold mines out West

An epic journey through the birth of the American West. How, in the fertile expanse of Northern Wyoming's Powder River Valley, a group of small-time ranchers, led by Nate Champion, united to protect their rights to graze cattle on the open range. However, a powerful cabal of cattle barons smeared the ranchers as common thieves and plotted an invasion

The alligator hunters face a dangerous storm system rolling into the bayou as they begin a new hunting season, forcing them to race against time to catch their quota before the weather turns violent. In effect, they are 'racing the storm' to secure their catch before it becomes too dangerous to navigate the swamp

Troy and Pickle take a calculated risk in the sugarcane fields, where the stakes are high. As they navigate across the land, their teamwork and strategy are put to the test. Meanwhile, Leron and Porkchop step outside their comfort zone by venturing into Scary Bayou. Known for its eerie reputation, this area is steeped in local superstition

Car builder Ian Roussel challenges his unique fabrication with projects to create custom one-of-a-kind vehicles for his clients. He is never short of ideas for new custom car builds, having spent the last 20 years of his life creating what many consider is impossible

Part one of two. Car builder Ian Roussel challenges his unique fabrication with projects to create custom one-of-a-kind vehicles for his clients. He has his work cut out for him when he takes on a wild concept car build - and breaks all the rules along the way

Dan Jones heads to the south-east of England to explore the turbulent history of Dover Castle. He reveals that Henry II ordered its construction not only as a statement of royal power, but also out of guilt for the murder of Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1170. Dan discovers how a vast network of tunnels was used to defend the castle, including underground barracks built during the Napoleonic Wars and a nuclear bunker created during the Cold War

Dan Jones explores the turbulent history of the Tower of London, which is one of Britain's most famous buildings and has been a military fortress, a palace, a royal mint, a prison, a zoo and a place of execution. He reveals how one king's obsession with money led to the Tower becoming the focus of the worst Jewish massacre the country had ever seen and explains how a mob of disgruntled peasants managed to break through its defences as they sought bloody revenge for taxes they could no longer put up with

Dan Jones explores the history of Warwick Castle, which started as a motte and bailey fort established by William the Conqueror in 1068 and was transformed into a stone fortress two centuries later by the Beauchamp family. He examines the role Guy Beauchamp played in the kidnapping and murder of one of Edward II's closest allies and descends into the castle's claustrophobic dungeon

Some of the most shocking cases connected with the regime's bloody reign, beginning with the case of Hitler's niece Geli Raubal, who was found dead in his apartment in 1931. Even now, it's not known if she died at her own hands, or was a victim of Hitler's overbearing affections

Families are devastated when their loved ones die at war, but sometimes the soldiers' spirits come back to visit the living. This is the story of a trio of deceased soldiers who apparently returned to convey messages to the living