Over sensationalized, hyperbolic piece of entertainment fiction posing as a documentary, using "facts" from obscure sources to turn the story of the Earps into a six episode series for Netflix, the company that has consistently warped the truth in their documentaries and, frankly, hasn't put out a decent bit of original programming in some time. There are so many claims in this series that are unsubstantiated or have been considered mythical stories that are presented to the audience as historical fact, such as "the gunfight at the O.K. corral nearly started a second American civil war". All told by the overly dramatic blowhard Ed Harris.

I gave up after 1 episode. Far, far too slow, stretching the already thin script to breaking point. Overblown narration. Shot in a sepia-tinted haze. Don't bother.

It was kinda interesting for the first couple of episodes. It's a drama/documentary mash up that gets dragged out over too many episodes. Got completely disinterested around the middle of episode 4 and never returned for the rest of it. 5/10