Cajun Pawn Star's (Redneck's) AX Men Billy the Exterminator Swamp People The Real World: New Orleans Hoarders [A&E, 2009] Trashmen [TLC, 2010] The Real World: New Orleans [MTV, 2010] Steven Seagal: Lawman [A&E, 2009-10] Sons of Guns Bad Girls Club New Orleans [Oxygen, 2011] Ultimate Cleaners [TLC, 2011-present] Ghostbreakers [ABC affiliate New York, debuts this fall] A satirical half-hour show spoofing reality television ghost hunters is being produced by Fort Worth, Texas, filmmaker Benjamin Wilbanks. The program was filmed in old houses, businesses and public buildings around the Shreveport area, many of which have real reputations for being haunted. Girls, Guns & Gators [Travel Channel, in production] This series examines the trials and tribulations of 25-year-old Lindsey Simmons as she adjusts to taking over the family business, Simmons Sporting Goods. Caged [MTV, 2012] A serial documentary following a subculture of 20-somethings in rural Louisiana who gather to fight in cages, all the while trying to figure out what to do with their lives. Crawfish Cowboys [in production, no air date] Follow Lake Arthur resident Cody Newman as he harvests crawfish from his ponds and conducts his daily business. Show creator is Raymond Segura, a Jennings native who came up with the idea for the show during a visit home. Cajun Croc Hunters [in production, no air date] Louisiana alligator hunters team up with Filipino crocodile hunters to take out saltwater crocodiles in remote fishing villages in the Philippines. The lead production company is Pateacus Entertainment of Mobile, Ala., and casting calls were held this spring in Houma. Bayou Billionaire [in production, no air date] This reality series being filmed through the end of August in Shreveport by Magilla Entertainment, whose executives have created shows for the likes of ABC, HBO, Bravo, MTV, Discovery, fX and E! The Wank [in production, no air date] This reality program from SSS Entertainment follows the party-fueled lives of young guys and girls living on New Orleans' Westbank, where every weekend is Mardi Gras.
I gotta admit I watch Cajun Pawn Star's for no other reason than to see what that crazy dude Joker brings in.
Watching the recient game in the Superdome made for some really great TV......ummm Just Saying..........ROLL TIDE
Yeah...I watch those as well...Some are so far out in left field... Sometime's i think the producer's find the dumbest person around...
I would love to live down around the swamp lands but the people are good people. But they are like Mountain people if you are not from there you will always be an outsider. Which thats one thing I like about being from the hills of WV so cant say I blame them.
The swamp people are unlike another people on earth. Nothing like mountain people or hillibilllies. I dont think they even sleep, life is just one big party, most parties last 3 or 4 weeks. We all admire them but for myself thers no way I could keep up with them.
I'm sure they do since the other 49 states think this when they think of Louisiana VV Joe Dirt - You like to see homo's naked? - YouTube
Oh my! Funny thing every natural diaster the national new alaways finds someone with 2 teeth in the mouth with a raggaty tshirt
I lived there for several years and have some family in the area... why would i want to watch some wanna be's on TV?
I am not fond of many of the male soap operas that have flooded the cable networks these days but I do watch Sons of Guns from time to time. I probably spend more time watching UFC on Spike than any other programs outside of the news on local network or Fox News. I would like to know when Deadliest Catch is back on though, those guys work their a$$ off for their money.
I figured you would be a BIG Fan of your Oregon "Gold Rush" buddies, there CC... Those guys are ALWAYS good for a laugh, or two, each week....
Not really but I did watch a few episodes of Ax Men when it was about Oregon logging companies. Working for the logging industry as a youngster was probably the hardest way I ever earned a buck, glad I do not have to work that HARD anymore.
That's shot in Oregon?! I haven't watched it. Though, if I really wanted to watch people dig for gold; I'd check out one of those dating programs . Most of those "reality" shows are nothing like reality (IMO).
No, Tracy... It is about a bunch of "Out of work" Oregon Guys, trying to make Money digging up Gold, in Alaska and Canada, and making every possible Mistake, and money wasting Idea, possible, before finally getting the process Right, only to find that there wasn't enough Gold on each Site, to make it worth all the trouble to Dig it out. This is the Judge Judy, of Reality Shows..... My Opinion...... YMMV... The Production Company is the same Outfit that has been snooping around the Monkey, Looking for folks to head out into the bush and build a "Survivalist Redoubt" while they roll the film.