Unveiling the Dark Secrets of the Hells Angels: A New Docuseries Premieres on A&E

Premiering on A&E, “Secrets
of the Hells Angels” explores the notorious biker club

A&E is set to premiere a gripping docuseries that delves deep into the history of one of the world’s most
infamous biker clubs – Hells Angels. “Secrets of the Hells Angels” promises a compelling journey into the
inner workings and darkest secrets of the club.

Each hour-long episode of the docuseries, airing on A&E, presents interviews and insights from five
former Hells Angels chapter presidents, including Charles “PeeWee” Goldsmith, Thomas Eriksen, Pat Matter,
Matt Zanoskar, and George Christie. In addition, viewers will hear first-hand accounts from law enforcement
officers, victims, and undercover agents.

Where to Watch

For those who have cut the cord on traditional cable, “Secrets of the Hells Angels” is still easily accessible
through various streaming services. Philo, a subscription-based entertainment streaming platform, offers a
free trial that allows users to indulge in a variety of diverse and engaging content.”
Sling TV, a TV service that allows streaming of live television and on-demand content, is another excellent
option for accessing the A&E channel.

Tonight’s
Premiere

ATF agent Jay Dobyns courageously takes viewers into the midst of the Hells Angels through his extraordinary
undercover efforts. He is joined by agent Jenna Maguire, who plays the role of his “old lady” to bolster
the authenticity of his infiltration. However, the consequences of Jay’s relentless pursuit of becoming a
fully patched Hells Angel may prove to be destructive. Tonight’s premiere episode invites viewers to
immerse themselves in this thrilling and dangerous undercover operation.

Highlights to
Expect this Season

As the season unfolds, “Secrets of the Hells Angels” promises to captivate audiences with a range of
intriguing stories. From exploring the Cleveland Hells Angels division’s transformation into a deadly
murder club to uncovering an audacious assassination plot targeting Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger,
these shocking revelations will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Additionally, expect dark tales
of drugs, violent attacks, and intense rivalries between biker clubs.

About the
Show

Under the leadership of former chief Sonny Barger, the Hells Angels brotherhood expanded its criminal
activities across the United States. The Hells Angels, known and feared for their criminal involvements,
continue to pose a serious threat to society. However, “Secrets of the Hells Angels” reveals an even
darker and more organized side to the biker club that few have realized. Featuring exclusive interviews
with law enforcement officers, undercover agents, victims, and former Hells Angels chapter presidents,
including Thomas Eriksen and George Christie, this docuseries exposes the club’s most closely guarded
secrets. By unraveling the truth, the show unearths the immense costs of being an Angel.

Streaming
Options

For those without cable subscriptions, there are different streaming services available to ensure access
to the docuseries. Philo, an entertainment streaming service, allows subscribers to enjoy a wide range of
classic TV, lifestyle, and news channels. Sling TV, the pioneering app-based TV service, provides the
ability to stream live shows and on-demand content from any location.

Philo offers a free trial and provides a subscription for $25 per month with access to more than 50
channels. Its features include simultaneous streaming on three devices, the creation of up to 10 profiles,
and the ability to save shows for up to one year. On the other hand, Sling TV offers Sling Orange and Sling
Blue plans, each priced at $40 monthly, with the option to combine both plans for $55 monthly and access
50+ channels. New subscribers can enjoy the first month for just $20.

Where to Find
A&E

To locate A&E channel in your area, consult the channel finders provided by various cable and
satellite TV service providers such as Verizon Fios, AT&T U-verse, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum/Charter,
Optimum/Altice, DIRECTV, and Dish.