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Well? Nobody watching?
It seems every episode ends with someone being brutally beaten.
Then, by the end of the next episode they're healed.
Well? Nobody watching?
It seems every episode ends with someone being brutally beaten.
Then, by the end of the next episode they're healed.
Rock and roll baby
Well? Nobody watching?
It seems every episode ends with someone being brutally beaten.
Then, by the end of the next episode they're healed.
Rock and roll baby
The setting, near Cheyenne, WY is interesting in that it looks nothing like Cheyenne, WY.
The actual geography is relatively flat, and there are practically no trees. The nearest area that looks anything like what is depicted as Cheyenne is actually just east of Laramie, maybe 40 miles away at least two days good riding on horseback. IH 80 makes it slightly easier today, as long as no 18 wheeler gets blown off the road in front of you.
There is, however, a huge BNSF depot there, and historically all sorts of Mormons did pass through the area on their way to The Promised Land.
Well? Nobody watching?
It seems every episode ends with someone being brutally beaten.
Then, by the end of the next episode they're healed.
Rock and roll baby
The setting, near Cheyenne, WY is interesting in that it looks nothing like Cheyenne, WY.
The actual geography is relatively flat, and there are practically no trees. The nearest area that looks anything like what is depicted as Cheyenne is actually just east of Laramie, maybe 40 miles away at least two days good riding on horseback. IH 80 makes it slightly easier today, as long as no 18 wheeler gets blown off the road in front of you.
There is, however, a huge BNSF depot there, and historically all sorts of Mormons did pass through the area on their way to The Promised Land.
Was Cheyenne always so treeless? And in the show the land seems pretty flat to me.
But who know I don't really care man that show's great
And ANOTHER thing: The seasons never change in Hell On Wheels. I wish they'd at least have a snowfall/blizzard, common to the Cheyenne, WY area where they have so little concern about visitors from outside Wyoming, they don't bother plowing the goddamn Highway, so that if it does snow on IH 80, or IH 25, you're forced to either hunker-down in whatever god-forsaken little berg's motel you can find, or camp out in your car until you thaw out.
I still never travel through WY without a bottle of whiskey and a sleeping bag.
I watch it for the gratuitous violence and ho's....