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Season 1 – Nothing Personal

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Is there a better person to host a show about professional "hits" than a former "Sopranos" actor? Enter Steve Schirripa (better known to viewers of the popular HBO series as Bobby Baccalieri), who hosts this docu-series that details those involved in murder-for-hire plots and contract killings. Among the motives behind the killings featured on the show are business disputes, fraud, greed and love, and the cases profiled include a urologist who was gunned down in front of his wife and mother-in-law, and a teenage hit man for a Mexican cartel.
Nothing Personal — Season 1

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Mar 9, 2011 Popping Champagne The story of Larry 'Champagne' Carrozza and why he got popped. Details Episode 2 Aired Mar 15, 2011 The Green Widow Mary Ellen Samuels, a drug addict hired a hit man to kill her husband then hired another to kill the hit man when he got out of line. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 22, 2011 Roadside Betrayal A loving wife becomes a monster and ends her marriage with a bang on the side of the road. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 30, 2011 Blood Ties Neil and Stewart Woodman hire a group of thugs to kill their own father and to cover their tracks they have their mother whacked too. Details Episode 5 Aired Apr 6, 2011 Young Guns Rosalio 'Bart' Reta's story of how he went from a kid to a teenage hit man for a Mexican drug cartel and how detectives put him behind bars. Details Episode 6 Aired Apr 13, 2011 Deadly Divorce The story of how Allen Blackhorne, a scheming sociopath hired a hit man to gun down his ex-wife. Details
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Season Info

Network
ID
Rating
TV-14 (V|D|S|L)
Genre
Documentary, Crime
Original Language
British English
Release Date
Mar 9, 2011