Hosts Dan Abrams, Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson, and Captain Tom Rizzo along with a rotating panel of experts provide analysis as law enforcement officers on patrol across the country are followed in real time.
Jason Freeman, Charles Manson's grandson, attempts to recover the remains of his grandfather so he can give him a proper funeral; a look at Jason's relationship with Manson and the evolution of his thoughts about him.
Hosts Dan Abrams, Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson, and Captain Tom Rizzo along with a rotating panel of experts provide analysis as law enforcement officers on patrol across the country are followed in real time.
Hosts Dan Abrams, Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson, and Captain Tom Rizzo along with a rotating panel of experts provide analysis as law enforcement officers on patrol across the country are followed in real time.
Jason Freeman, Charles Manson's grandson, attempts to recover the remains of his grandfather so he can give him a proper funeral; a look at Jason's relationship with Manson and the evolution of his thoughts about him.
Hosts Dan Abrams, Deputy Sheriff Curtis Wilson, and Captain Tom Rizzo along with a rotating panel of experts provide analysis as law enforcement officers on patrol across the country are followed in real time.
Moving to a new town is tough, and with no friends, it can be scary; in Satsuki's case, that last part isn't helped any when she, her little brother, and three kids from school end up in the old schoolhouse, which happens to be haunted by ghosts.
A ghost invades the school's bathrooms, and it's up to Satsuki and the gang to find out how to put it back to sleep; the old book left by Satsuki's mom just might be the ticket.
The school play is coming up, but the boy in the lead role is scared; he makes a wish for the gymnasium to catch fire, and it does; when the play moves to being held in the old schoolhouse, the boy wishes to be injured and he is.
Recognizing that Maj. Robert Parrish (Dale Robertson) has a history of making peace with Native American tribes, President Ulysses S. Grant (John Hamilton) sends him to iron out a land dispute with Chief Sitting Bull (J. Carrol Naish). Though negotiations seem to be going well, Parrish can't stop the deadly Battle of Little Big Horn. Many die, but when he helps Sitting Bull survive, Parrish is charged with crimes against the government, and he will be executed unless Grant steps in.
Cattlemen Reynolds (Barton MacLane) and Payne (Charles Fredericks) use their influence to edge less powerful ranchers out of the bountiful Ruby Hills Valley, then set their sights on eliminating each another. While they're busy fighting over the land, the peace-minded Ross Haney (Zachary Scott) buys up all the water rights to the valley. But Haney's bid for order is disrupted by Doran (Dick Foran), a scheming third rancher, who supplies the warring parties with deadly gunfighters.
After finding a large oil bed underneath a lake, crooked engineer Del Roberts (Douglas Fowley) plots to take control of a fish hatchery run by Russell Masters (Lucien Littlefield), brother of Roberts' accomplice, Martin Masters (Robert Emmett Keane). Acting sheriff Roy (Roy Rogers) and his deputies square off against Roberts and his henchmen, and visiting female ichthyologist "Doc" Parker (Dale Evans) is caught in the crossfire between the opposing camps.
A man is framed for bank robbery, prompting his brother to spring him from jail. Their search for the real culprits ends in a violent confrontation with a famed gunfighter.
Jonnae Thompson gets real about Jill Scott, the real secret to weight loss, and stripper names; Darius Culpepper talks about being low-key homeless and reading bedtime stories to his homies.
Victor Pope Jr. talks about the cutest racial slur in the world, sneak-meating, and the appropriation of gangsta culture; Heather Jay explains why she won't date older men and reveals the truth about black girl justice.
Jonnae Thompson gets real about Jill Scott, the real secret to weight loss, and stripper names; Darius Culpepper talks about being low-key homeless and reading bedtime stories to his homies.
Jonnae Thompson gets real about Jill Scott, the real secret to weight loss, and stripper names; Darius Culpepper talks about being low-key homeless and reading bedtime stories to his homies.
Victor Pope Jr. talks about the cutest racial slur in the world, sneak-meating, and the appropriation of gangsta culture; Heather Jay explains why she won't date older men and reveals the truth about black girl justice.
Jonnae Thompson gets real about Jill Scott, the real secret to weight loss, and stripper names; Darius Culpepper talks about being low-key homeless and reading bedtime stories to his homies.
Juliet Capulet is forced to live for eternity knowing that her true love died in her arms. Broken and numb, she meets a young woman who captures her heart again and teaches her that love and loss are all a part of life.
Juliet Capulet is forced to live for eternity knowing that her true love died in her arms. Broken and numb, she meets a young woman who captures her heart again and teaches her that love and loss are all a part of life.
Phaedra and Kenya want to move forward with their plans for a glamping trip; Cynthia meets with Matt to get to the bottom of his anger issues; Kandi throws a surprise engagement party for Shamea, during which Shereé spills some tea.
The women reach the woods for a weekend of glamping, but they are shocked to learn they'll be sleeping in tents; Marlo confronts Kenya over unresolved issues; the women bond over outdoor activities; Kandi learns of the rumors being spread about her.
The ladies return to Atlanta; Cynthia plans her Cargo Fashion Show; Porsha wonders if Todd is ready for a serious relationship; Phaedra hears news concerning her divorce; Kenya gives Cynthia a special gift to help jumpstart her dating life.
Kandi relays Porsha's accusations to Cynthia, Shereé, Kenya and Shamea; Kenya gets a surprise visit from her brother and his children; Kandi and Todd plan a trip to Maui; Shereé lays it all on the table; Porsha finally pushes Kandi past her limit.
In Maui, Kandi and Porsha erupt over who's to blame for the salacious rumors; Kandi plans a speed boat adventure without Porsha; Shereé and Bob's courtship hits a major speed bump; Phaedra attempts to mend the women's broken friendships.
Kandi and Todd bring everyone together for a roast of Peter; Shereé decides whether she should move forward with or without Bob; Cynthia and Peter come to terms with the end of their marriage; Kenya hosts a party that makes Phaedra feel seasick.
Cynthia proves she's more than a pretty face to Atlanta's "fashionistas;" Phaedra helps Kandi's former employee seek financial resolution; Porsha decides she's ready to take her relationship with Todd to the next level; Matt resurfaces.
The ladies head to the Hamptons for a fun-filled weekend; tensions rise between best friends Carole and Bethenny; Dorinda and Sonja's friendship is short-lived, as a blow-up at Luann's brunch sets their relationship back.
Tensions boil over between Dorinda and Sonja at Luann's brunch; at Ramona's dinner party, Tinsley delivers a low blow to Sonja that shocks the whole party; Sonja calls out Ramona for not being a true friend in a text message.
Phaedra and Kenya want to move forward with their plans for a glamping trip; Cynthia meets with Matt to get to the bottom of his anger issues; Kandi throws a surprise engagement party for Shamea, during which Shereé spills some tea.
A ship with a towering crane must be carefully navigated under a bridge; Frank Pisano has $20 million riding on TraPac's container business expansion being approved; the Coast Guard and Port Police stop an erratic sailboat at sea.
Capt. Rubino has some hairy moments trying to board a ship; a surprise Coast Guard inspection puts a fruit ship terminal behind schedule; hazardous materials evacuation drill.
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