Jake Tay

In this investigative documentary — and their first collaboration since college — Rob & Jeff explore the dark history of Burnt Factory, an unincorporated West Virginia community just north of Berkeley Springs and the chilling story behind its name.

Dallas is the old guard; he ran with the Dancing Dicks of Des Moines as a younger man, the cream of the crop. But these days, nobody wants the old talent, not even a silver fox. So after a streak of bad luck, Justin Lazer looks to him like a bright light in a dark room. He's young, and he's sloppy, but even his unrefined moves shake out with bullheaded confidence. So Dallas makes a move. If he can harness that buccaneering energy, he may just be able to dance the two of them all the way to Des Moines.

Dallas is the old guard; he ran with the Dancing Dicks of Des Moines as a younger man, the cream of the crop. But these days, nobody wants the old talent, not even a silver fox. So after a streak of bad luck, Justin Lazer looks to him like a bright light in a dark room. He's young, and he's sloppy, but even his unrefined moves shake out with bullheaded confidence. So Dallas makes a move. If he can harness that buccaneering energy, he may just be able to dance the two of them all the way to Des Moines.

Dallas is the old guard; he ran with the Dancing Dicks of Des Moines as a younger man, the cream of the crop. But these days, nobody wants the old talent, not even a silver fox. So after a streak of bad luck, Justin Lazer looks to him like a bright light in a dark room. He's young, and he's sloppy, but even his unrefined moves shake out with bullheaded confidence. So Dallas makes a move. If he can harness that buccaneering energy, he may just be able to dance the two of them all the way to Des Moines.

When a younger brother confronts his older brother about constantly making him feel inferior, their sibling rivalry reaches a breaking point after a friendly Shaggy impression competition reveals a deeper issue.

When a younger brother confronts his older brother about constantly making him feel inferior, their sibling rivalry reaches a breaking point after a friendly Shaggy impression competition reveals a deeper issue.

1993 has always been considered a crazy year in sports, but none of that compares to when Tommy "The Knife Man" Hutchinson pulled out a knife to win Alum Creek's annual 1-on-1 tournament.

1993 has always been considered a crazy year in sports, but none of that compares to when Tommy "The Knife Man" Hutchinson pulled out a knife to win Alum Creek's annual 1-on-1 tournament.