AMC's 'Hell on Wheels' Will Keep Rolling for Second Season
 

Though “Hell on Wheels” may not match the ratings-boosting power provided by the undead hordes of its AMC sibling “The <a href="www.jordanheelswomen.net"><strong>Air Jordan High Heels,</strong></a> Walking Dead,” its own shambolically attired characters will be back for a second season, the cable channel announced on Tuesday. “Hell on Wheels,” a historical drama set during the post-Civil War construction of the Transcontinental Railroad, stars Anson Mount as a former Confederate soldier seeking his wife’s killers; the rap artist Common as a freed slave; and the aptly named Colm Meaney as a ruthless industrialist.When “Hell on Wheels” made its debut on Nov. 6, after a new episode of the highly rated <a href="www.jordanheelswomen.net"><strong>Nike Dunk Heels</strong></a> “Walking Dead,” it was viewed by 4.4 million people in its initial broadcast, making it the second most-watched series premiere on AMC, second only to “The Walking Dead” itself. Ratings for “Hell on Wheels” have since declined to between 2 million and 3 million viewers per episode, though its overall average of 3.2 million remains strong for the network. The final episode of its first <a href="www.jordanheelswomen.net"><strong>Women Dunk SB Heels</strong></a> season is scheduled for Jan. 15.