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    Into the West Preview part two of 'Into the West,' premiering Friday.

This week: Traders introduce modern conveniences to native peoples; Jacob makes the ultimate sacrifice to save his family.
Watch clips: Clip: 'Wheels' - Jacob cuts a deal. Clip: 'I Want to Go Back' - The settlers grow discouraged after a child's death. Clip: 'Ancient Ways' - The brothers discuss Running Fox's departure. Clip: 'I Want My Husband' - Jacob argues with Thunder Heart Woman. Clip: 'Five Horses' - Naomi (Kerri Russell) gets a new name. Clip: 'Thank You' - Jacob says goodbye to his family. More 'Into the West': 'Into the West' Premiere - Keri Russell, Gary Busey and more on the red carpet. Premiere Photo Slideshow Production Photo Slideshow You'll need the free Windows Media player to watch clips. Related Links  •  Photo Gallery  •  Premiere Photos  •  Email a friend  •  Official Site   Photo Gallery - Click on thumbnails for larger images.         More Photos from 'Into the West'   Email this page
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About the Show

'Into the West'

Fri, Sat, Sun at 8/7c
on TNT
Spanning the years 1825 to 1890, 'Into the West' follows two multi-generational families, each telling the dramatic stories of the development of the West from their distinct points of view. Hailing from Virginia is the Wheeler clan, whose story focuses on Jacob, a spirited young man who heads west and marries a Native American woman named Thunder Heart Woman. The other family is a plains Native American family from the Lakota tribe. Thunder Heart Woman is a member of this family, along with her brothers, Loved by the Buffalo, who has spiritual visions about the future of his people; Dog Star, who diligently holds to the traditional ways; and Running Fox, who believes the only way to survive is to adapt to the white man's ways. The two families experience the historical and cultural events that led to an epic clash of cultures, often becoming involved with notable events of the period, from the Gold Rush to the building of the Transcontinental Railroad to the forced relocation of Native Americans to reservations. Executive Produced by Steven Spielberg.
Award-winning author Max McCoy writes the novelization for Steven Spielberg's epic television miniseries, which is the most ambitious original production TNT has ever undertaken.