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The characters are there and that'll matter more over a full series. The fifth episode was watched by 2. Hell on wheels Wiki Explore. Chinatown Mei Mei. Grant Margaret Palmer Aaron Hatch. Recent blog posts Forum. Helping Out. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Bread and Circuses. Edit source History Talk 2.

December 6, Hell on Wheels Recap: Fight Night. New York Magazine. Hell on Wheels: "Bread and Circuses" Review. Hell on Wheels Review: Fight Club. TV by the Numbers. This aside, " Bread and Circuses " was a passable episode. It helped establish more character base and had some beautiful shots in there too. Hell on Wheels still seems to lack a full-season story, but there'll be more episodes to wrap that up.

The characters are there and that'll matter more over a full series. Was this article informative? YES NO. In This Article. Hell On Wheels transports audiences back to post Civil War America and examines the struggles and hardships of rebuilding and repairing our country after the bloodiest war on American soil.

Release Date. What did you think? Have you watched Hell on Wheels? More Reviews by Seth Amitin. Justified: Season 6 Review. Justified: "The Promise" Review. Justified: "Collateral" Review. I laughed. For the second week in a row, Durant is going to stiff them.

So Elam walks off the job. Bohannon tells him to get back to work, Elam says make me, and they start wrestling like the 8-year-olds they sound like. Durant, enjoying a nice picnic with Lily overlooking the scenic view of sweaty workingmen, stops them and asks Bohannon what gives. Durant denies it, and as a show of goodwill offers to supply the whiskey as Elam and Bohannon settle their dispute with a pugilistic bout.

The Swede, playing the role of Michael Buffer, introduces the two men. Bohannon is the favorite and having a guy named Mickey in his corner can only help his chances.

Round 1: Bohannon comes out fast, landing two right jabs, then a combination that sends Elam stumbling back into the crowd. This might be over fast. Bohannon works the face, then the body, then the face. Round 2: Both men come out slowly, then Bohannon connects with an uppercut that puts Elam down for a second time. Round 3: The pep talk worked! During a difficult day Elam takes William to the water bucket before their designated break time.

Foreman Daniel Johnson berates them for breaking the rules. As he closes on them his horse rears and kicks William in the head, killing him. Elam is upset by the death. He tells Cullen that William was an idealist who believed that the emancipation proclamation would give them a new life. He later kills Johnson in retaliation.