"Strange New Worlds" is Not only the best show "Star Trek" in decadesBut it's also a series of one of the biggest heads of TV's hair thanks to Anson Mount. Above all, "strange new worlds" understands the simple allure to see characters in entertaining, diverse situations and, as well as the original "Star Trek", constantly exploring different genres. The results were different from Attractive music episode It also served to provide a huge introspection of the character of fun A crossover with the characters from the animated "Star Trek: Lower decks".

Thus, the fans of "Strange New Worlds" know the attractiveness of exploring new worlds, unusual locations and different types of narrative, even with a relatively small ensemble. So, before they dived in the last season of the show, Fans of the glorious and unjustly handsome captain of Anson Mount should check out another show he did, the one who also understands the attractiveness of the huge landscapes, introducing new worlds, putting their characters in strange and strangers.

The show premiered in 2011 at AMC, exactly in the middle of "Crazy People", "Breaking Bad" and the exciting train "The Walking Dead". Although the series has never caught as cultural or critical recognition as those three, it has managed to become popular enough to last five seasons, serving as the predecessor of Western TV boom in the last decade.

"Hell of the Wheels" starred Mont as Cullen Bohanon, a former confederation soldier who joined the construction of the Union Pacific railway in the late 1800s in an attempt to find the soldiers who killed his wife and son during the civil war. However, soon, he is as a supervisor and eventually chief engineer of an unprecedented project, encountering nothing but greed, corruption, lies and deadly struggles in the process. Indeed, during the five seasons, Cullen has gone into political conflicts, crossing paths with historical figures and has been in the middle of violent disputes with railway chiefs, rival companies get a piece of pie, indigenous tribes and their own workers.

As a "weird new world", "wheel hell" is a show with an amazing production design, reviving the monumental task of building the railway and the small communities that have grown from that venture. They also feature elaborate practical kits, pieces of great activities and an attractive character ensemble brought from the characters of "Veteran" characters.

Similar to "YellowOlstone" And his spin-off, "hell of wheels" eventually deals with the price of heritage, the futility in trying to conquer the country in the name of "Progress" and a larger dark side of the company. Mount is similar to catching pain and dry humor of the culle, a protagonist who, like Pique, is measured by history (though his past than his knowledge of the future). Given the worship of Pique in the West and the cowboys, this is a show even he would like.