A Tale of Two Killers. Ed Gein was a Wisconsin farmer and serial killer who taxidermied his victims in the 1950s. Bernadette Prott was a California teenager who stabbed a friend to death in 1984.
Duke is a mechanic who deals in stolen auto parts. His business is next to a bordello where he maintains several friendships. Several twists lead Duke to take on the establishment and aid the local Hispanic farmworkers.
Eddie, an old farmer has a final task he is driven to do for a loved one. Along the way he comes to terms with the truth about his marriage, and accepts mercy.
16 average Americans board the Mata Hari only to later salvage supplies, jump overboard and be marooned on the small uncharted deserted island of Pulau Tiga in the South China Sea off the Malaysian Coast of Borneo.
In Richmond, Huell tours the site of Kaiser Shipyards that built 747 ships during WW II. He talks to some of the men and women who worked there. Also, the SS Red Oak Victory returns to Richmond where it will be restored as a museum.
Huell tours Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site in the hills above Danville. America's only Nobel Prize-winning playwright lived isolated in his home called Tao House at the height of his career and wrote his final, most memorable plays.
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