HISTORY 2

In northern Wyoming's Powder River Valley, a group of ranchers band together to protect their rights to graze cattle; a powerful cabal of cattle barons smear the ranchers as common thieves and plot an invasion.

Chief Little Turtle leads the Indian Nations of the Northwest Confederacy to a major victory over the fledgling U.S. Army; a new force under General "Mad" Anthony Wayne embarks on a counteroffensive, leading to a new era of westward expansion.

After building his reputation as a formidable hunter, John Colter chooses to stay out in the wilderness and enter the booming fur trade; when he repeatedly ignores warnings from the Blackfeet, he's taken captive and forced to make a run for his life.

Missionaries Marcus and Narcissa Whitman seek to bring their way of life to the local Cayuse people; their struggle to adapt heightens fears and tensions both with the Cayuse, and each other, setting up a tragic encounter with historic consequences.

The abduction of Cynthia Ann Parker kicks off a series of confrontations; Cynthia Ann's rescue sees her violently removed from her new native family and dropped back into a hostile foreign culture, while pushing her son on a campaign of revenge.

Cold weather threatens the miners' operations; Ken contemplates laying off half his crew; Karl's workers hunt moose after their sluice box ices over; Big Al battles beavers.

The early arrival of winter forces Ken on a dangerous drive for fuel; Karl deals with a frozen sluice plant, a broken vehicle, and other assorted troubles; Bernie loses his pay streak and a crew member.

An avalanche risk forces a bombing mission above the Klondike Highway.

Cold weather threatens the miners' operations; Ken contemplates laying off half his crew; Karl's workers hunt moose after their sluice box ices over; Big Al battles beavers.

The early arrival of winter forces Ken on a dangerous drive for fuel; Karl deals with a frozen sluice plant, a broken vehicle, and other assorted troubles; Bernie loses his pay streak and a crew member.

An avalanche risk forces a bombing mission above the Klondike Highway.

In the wake of the Civil War, American settlers flood into the Great Plains, seizing Native American land as they go; but the Lakota leader, Sitting Bull, alongside Crazy Horse, organizes an unprecedented resistance movement.

Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse face George Armstrong Custer and the Seventh Cavalry in the battle of Little Bighorn; when their triumph over the U.S. Army fails to end the war they must continue the fight to preserve the Lakota way of life.

A comprehensive exploration into the life and legacy of the Olympian and a great athlete and explores what it means to be an American through the pivotal intersection of identity and sport.

An in-depth look at the relationship between Indigenous people and settlers, offering an important lens into Indigenous history on the land that is now Canada, including Turtle Island's creation story and the important role women play in society.

Exploring the real, and often misrepresented, history of Indigenous peoples on the land that is now called Canada; taking an in-depth look at the relationship between Indigenous people, the land and the settlers.

In the wake of the Civil War, American settlers flood into the Great Plains, seizing Native American land as they go; but the Lakota leader, Sitting Bull, alongside Crazy Horse, organizes an unprecedented resistance movement.

Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse face George Armstrong Custer and the Seventh Cavalry in the battle of Little Bighorn; when their triumph over the U.S. Army fails to end the war they must continue the fight to preserve the Lakota way of life.