There were some learning moments in tonight’s Swamp People. We saw that a demanding father can learn a lesson or two from his own child, and that hyperactive dogs have no place on a gator hunting boat. Here we are at episode 805 of Swamp People, one in my mind that should have been called
It’s a family affair this week as Swamp People opens with the very fit R.J. Molinere talking about his close relationship and 11 year age difference with his brother Al. Molinere explains they have sworn to be close no matter what happens to them in the bayou and that nothing will break their fraternal bond. In
On Swamp People, season eight appears to be going swimmingly, finally. Everyone escapes Episode 3 with all their limbs intact. Taking a cue from Daniel Edgar and the legend of Grande Noir from last week, Willie Edwards pulls out a whopper Swamp People fait accompli. But before we discuss this, the episode opens with our freakishly
Swamp People’s “big bad” Grande Noir is no more. After 16 years of taunting Daniel Edgar, and his 10 separate sightings and chances to kill him, the reptilian beast meets his maker in the premiere of Season 8 of History’s humid reality series. The legendary gator, reportedly the fiercest, biggest alligator in Swamp People lore, is
Swamp People star and master alligator hunter Troy Landry is the head of the Landry Clan in Southern Louisiana, and is also known as The King of the Swamp. For one month out of the year in the bayous of Louisiana, it is legal to hunt alligators. During this month, the Swamp People cameras follow