Hell on Wheels
"All roads lead to hell."
The epic story of post-Civil War America, focusing on Cullen Bohannon, a Confederate soldier who sets out to exact revenge on the Union soldiers who killed his wife. His journey takes him west to Hell on Wheels, a dangerous, raucous, lawless melting pot of a town that travels with and services the construction of the first transcontinental railroad, an engineering feat unprecedented for its time.
Season 4 Episodes
E1
Cullen awaits the birth of his baby, laboring under The Swede's thumb at Fort Smith. Durant deals with the fallout from …
E2
As Cullen plans an exit from Fort Smith, he challenges The Swede; when a new adversary arrives, Cheyenne feels his prese…
E3
Cullen goes back to work on the railroad and butts heads with his new boss. Durant and Campbell battle over a valuable p…
E4
Cullen deals with trouble at home as he takes railroad matters into his own hands. Campbell makes a move against Durant …
E5
Cullens's family is at risk when a stranger arrives, stirring up old feelings; The Swede faces the consequences.
E6
Following an attack by a bear, Elam struggles to survive in a Comanche village and find his way back to Cheyenne.
E7
Cullen attempts to reconnect with Elam upon his return. Durant takes matters into his own hands while putting an old pro…
E8
Cullen makes a decision to ensure his family's safety. Campbell hires a new federal marshal to clean up the streets.
E9
Cullen goes head to head with the new marshal to recover his arrested railroad workers. Campbell confronts Louise over a…
E10
Cullen, Durant, and Campbell try to negotiate a settlement on how the streets will be policed. An act of terror strikes…
E11
Cullen and Durant fight to save the life of a criminal. Meanwhile, Louise tries to provide support as Ruth copes with a …
E12
Cullen grapples with Ruth's unexpected decision; Louise jeopardizes her reputation to fight for a story she believes in.
E13
As the railroad prepares to leave Cheyenne behind, Cullen returns to Fort Smith to retrieve his family.
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