Louisiana Jayhawker
Sergeant
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- Aug 4, 2019
I give it a high recommendation. I loved every minutes of it.
Or he is not telling the truth...then in the second season we hear he rode with Lee, Jackson, and Nathan Bedford Forrest.
My Husband and I watched it on Netflix. We liked it but felt there was some sloppy writing that took away from the overall story. So many of these types of shows seem to have an abundance of doom and gloom to go around. Feels like once you get attached to a character, then they kill them off only to bring in more characters to kill off.
I enjoyed it although I stopped looking for inaccuracies a few minutes in. It's worth it just to watch Colm Meaney. I ended up reading a couple books on building the railroad as a result.
I enjoyed it although I stopped looking for inaccuracies a few minutes in. It's worth it just to watch Colm Meaney. I ended up reading a couple books on building the railroad as a result.
I enjoyed it although I stopped looking for inaccuracies a few minutes in. It's worth it just to watch Colm Meaney. I ended up reading a couple books on building the railroad as a result.
Poor Lily had a tough time on the show. She was captured by Native Americans and it was them that tattooed her face. She then escaped I think. She then fell in love with a railroad navvy, then married an Irishman who the other guy shot in the head and managed to survive. She then lost her husband and gave her child to his brother. Them script writers sure do have active imaginations.
Correct , don’t know how I got that name wrong.Eva was the one who was captured and tattooed.