“Hell on Wheels,” season 3, episode 4: “The Game” airs tonight on AMC when Cullen and Elam play the game of their life.
In tonight’s episode, a railroad accident sends Cullen (Anson Mount) and Elam (Common) deep into Indian territory to try to secure a new source of lumber.
But a game will have to be played if they are to succeed. Meanwhile Durant (Colm Meaney) shares a secret about Cullen with Louise (Jennifer Ferrin). Ben Esler and Phil Burke also star in tonight’s episode.
Don’t miss the action when it goes down tonight, Saturday, Aug 24 at 9:00 pm EST/8 p.m., CST on AMC. Check out a sneak peek of “The Game” in the video below.
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