Outlaw Country
series currently in production
Returning Series
Seasons | 1
Episodes | 7
avg.Runtime | 22 min
First EP | 2015-02-24
Last EP | 2015-04-07
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Set in the town of Buckner, Missouri, "Outlaw Country" chronicles the perennial battle between law enforcement and crime by following Steve and Mike Cook, brothers who act as Sheriff and head of the Buckner Criminal Task Force, respectively, as they clash with John and Josh Monk, brothers they suspect are responsible for the town's surge in crime. In this one hour docudrama, producers were given full access to both the police force and the Monk Brothers' camp, providing an unprecedented look at crime in a small town from both sides of the law.
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Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 2015-02-24
1
Good Town, Bad Blood
2015-02-24
Two brothers on opposite sides of the law find a feud reawakened when a task force arrives to investigate local crimes in the small town of Buckner, Mo.
2
Growing Problem
2015-03-03
The Cooks and the task force investigate a pot operation that may trace back to the Monks.
3
Overdrive
2015-03-10
A stolen motorcycle case brings the task force closer to the Monks.
4
AWOL
2015-03-17
The Alliance are eager to reign in a brother gone AWOL before the Task Force pull off a successful intercept.
5
Hot Pursuit
2015-03-24
A car chase leads to a major drug discovery and information about a new crew operating in the area.
6
Eye for Eye
2015-03-31
John and Josh Monk plan retaliation against those responsible for the violent assault against Oso; at the same time, Dillman and Fingers switch gears and put their resources toward investigating the other crew operating in the area, which leads them to the scene of a heated confrontation.
7
The Reckoning
2015-04-07
The stage is set for a violent confrontation in the Season 1 finale. Included: The Monk brothers wrestle with the responsibility they feel to protect their friends and their town from a new criminal menace; and an incensed Steve Cook goes rogue.
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