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The Hatfields descend McCoy Station ready to fight, so Veterans Day feels like the Fourth of July; the arm-wrestling contest is great until the Hatfields come; Danielle Parton beats a fast retreat.
The Hatfields descend McCoy Station ready to fight, so Veterans Day feels like the Fourth of July; the arm-wrestling contest is great until the Hatfields come; Danielle Parton beats a fast retreat.
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S2, EP6 "Arms and Dangerous"The Hatfields descend McCoy Station ready to fight, so Veterans Day feels like the Fourth of July; the arm-wrestling contest is great until the Hatfields come; Danielle Parton beats a fast retreat.
The Real Hatfields and McCoys: Forever Feuding
S2, EP5 "Where's Cassandra?"Danielle and Uncle Dale visit Missie's restaurant; Casandra unloads her family issues to Courtney; Danielle gets lost and finds herself in Hatfield territory.
The Real Hatfields and McCoys: Forever Feuding
S2, EP4 "Cityslicker Goes Hunting"John helps Derek hunt; Casandra loses her patience with the Hatfields; Casandra tells Amber about Courtney's moonshine plans; Courtney tries to talk Big Jim into turning his home into a lodge.
The Real Hatfields and McCoys: Forever Feuding
S2, EP3 "Behind Enemy Lines"Nancy Hatfield tries to sell her property; Courtney looks for properties in Hatfield territory; Derek and Chad make a bet that could have serious consequences for both sides of the feuding families.
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