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'''Duck Dynasty''' is a reality television series shown on the A&E cable channel. It is the most-watched reality show of all time. The show follows the Robertson family of Monroe, [[Louisiana]], who patented and market a duck call whistle for duck hunters. The cast is a unique blend of family members with long beards, their wives, children and co-workers of Duck Commander. The theme is consistently traditional [[American values]]. Their appearance is mostly regarded as Redneck. The show typically ends with the family around the table giving thanks to [[Jesus Christ]]. | '''Duck Dynasty''' is a reality television series shown on the A&E cable channel. It is the most-watched reality show of all time. The show follows the Robertson family of Monroe, [[Louisiana]], who patented and market a duck call whistle for duck hunters. The cast is a unique blend of family members with long beards, their wives, children and co-workers of Duck Commander. The theme is consistently traditional [[American values]]. Their appearance is mostly regarded as Redneck. The show typically ends with the family around the table giving thanks to [[Jesus Christ]]. | ||
| − | In 2013, the | + | In 2013, the premier of the fourth season of the show was watched by 11.8 million viewers. |
In typical [[liberal]] rejection, progressives are appalled that these men hunt animals. The Robertson's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live was boycotted by the scheduled band Morrisey, calling them "serial animal killers". | In typical [[liberal]] rejection, progressives are appalled that these men hunt animals. The Robertson's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live was boycotted by the scheduled band Morrisey, calling them "serial animal killers". | ||
Revision as of 10:44, August 28, 2013
Duck Dynasty is a reality television series shown on the A&E cable channel. It is the most-watched reality show of all time. The show follows the Robertson family of Monroe, Louisiana, who patented and market a duck call whistle for duck hunters. The cast is a unique blend of family members with long beards, their wives, children and co-workers of Duck Commander. The theme is consistently traditional American values. Their appearance is mostly regarded as Redneck. The show typically ends with the family around the table giving thanks to Jesus Christ.
In 2013, the premier of the fourth season of the show was watched by 11.8 million viewers.
In typical liberal rejection, progressives are appalled that these men hunt animals. The Robertson's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live was boycotted by the scheduled band Morrisey, calling them "serial animal killers".