This isn't really a review and I am not going to rate this series. I just started the first episode and had to wonder whether the makers regard the audience as idiots. The wagon traveling from New York City to Coffeyville, Kansas, somehow managed to pass in the shadow of the Rockies, and the episode set Coffeyville in a gulch between high hills. Travelers from New York would have had to go the long way around to get anywhere near the Rockies, and the terrain around Coffeyville is very flat. And why would anyone hire a wagon to take them from New York City to Coffeyville in the late 19th-century, anyway. The town literally sprung up next to a rail line around 1869. The story may be great for all I know, but the geography strains credulity.
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