Kevin Lynch / History.com By Michael O'Connell, The Hollywood Reporter At the end of its three-night run, History Channel's "Hatfields & McCoys" miniseries now holds the top three slots among entertainment telecasts in ad-supported cable history. Wednesday night's conclusion brought in 14.3 million viewers, topping the previous broadcasts and becoming the most-watched non-sporting event ever for basic cable. PHOTOS: THR & The History Channel Host a Special Screening of 'Hatfields & McCoys' Monday's premiere pulled in 13.9 million viewers before dipping slightly to 13.1 million on Tuesday. In the demos, Wednesday's finale pulled in a whopping 6.3 million adults 25-54 and 5.1 million with adults 18-49. The History Channel show about two feuding families became a hit among cable viewers. "Hatfields & McCoys," starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton as patriarchs of America's most famous feuding families, marked a scripted debut for History -- which abandoned the miniseries "The Kennedys" last year before it eventually aired on ReelzChannel. VIDEO: Kevin Costner reveals what drew him to 'Hatfields' The series was produced by Thinkfactory Media and History EPs Nancy Dubuc and Dirk Hoogstra. It gets a speedy DVD and Blu-Ray release on July 31. Did you watch "Hatfields & McCoys"? Did you enjoy it?