Soon, the network will premiere a new season of their rural thriller “Outsiders,” which follows the Farrell clan, a family of mysterious isolationists who live in the Appalachian hills and ...

Unprecedented as it is, this is just the latest in a long line of feats achieved by the Farrell clan, one of the great bloodlines to grace either code of rugby. First cousin Andy spent a record ...

The family, known as the "Farrell clan," has been staking its claim to a corner of the Appalachian mountains for hundreds of years. The Ferrells live off the land: they make their own moonshine ...

a member of the Farrell clan looking to rejoin the family after a stint with the outside world; and many more.

Ryan Hurst says the Farrell clan from WGN’s runaway hit Outsiders are like “Tarzan meets Shakespeare”. Speaking at the Television Critics Association (TCA) winter press tour, he described ...

The women of the Farrell clan on Outsiders, who live off the grid in the Appalachian Mountains in Kentucky, are not swept to the side, and provide an interesting reflection of modern society in ...

The series follows the exploits of the Farrell clan. The family has lived on a Kentucky mountain for more than 200 years with little contact with the outside world. But an encroaching mining ...

The drama series follows the exploits of the Farrell clan, a Kentucky family that has lived atop Shay Mountain for over 200 years. But their off-the-grid way of life is threatened when a coal ...

WGN America's new drama features ATV-jousting hill folk and lots of scruffiness. By Daniel Fienberg The year is young, but it’s hard to imagine any 2016 show topping WGA America’s new drama ...

Hurst wanted symbolic reflections of Farrell clan ethos, with placement offering additional meaning. Those on the hands and forearms illustrated a person’s skills and life milestones ...

"Outsiders" Season 2: What's next for the Farrell clan, living off the grid in Appalachia for 200 years?

and like so many from his generational Farrell clan, a pitcher good enough to have at least been drafted by an MLB club (46th round, in 2011, when he was a Marshall University pitcher and John was ...