I recently joined the Official Dog The Bounty Hunter Fan Club and was pleasantly surprised. The members are very friendly and the club is family friendly. I would be completely comfortable purchasing a membership for my younger teen son. Devin has requested a membership for his birthday. There was a fee to join, but as entertainment goes, it is an extremely good deal and cheaper than a trip to the movies that lasts two hours, not 365 days.
Story Created: Jan 6, 2012 PST
Story Updated: Jan 6, 2012 at 7:25 PM PST
Judge Frank Ochoa has been considering a motion filed by American Surety Company to vacate the forfeitures since November. Both motions to vacate them and exonerate the bonds were denied Friday. The $1 million now goes to Santa Barbara County.
The one thing county authorities don’t have at this point are the Quaids. A warrant for their arrest is still in place, meaning the Quaids could be arrested if they step foot in the United States. They fled to British Columbia, Canada and since that time have refused to return to Santa Barbara for their scheduled court hearings.
The Hollywood couple are wanted by Santa Barbara authorities for felony vandalism for allegedly squatting in and causing damage to a Montecito guest house.
May 2012 update
A&E HAS NOW CANCELED THE SHOW THAT BEAT ALL OTHERS IN CABLE. LATER IN THE SEASON, THE NETWORK REALLY LET DOWN THE SHOW AND THE FANS WITH VERY POOR PROMOTION AND PLAYING MUSICAL CHAIRS WITH TIME SLOTS
A&E’S HIT SERIES ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’ RETURNS WITH 2.9 MILLION VIEWERS FOR 8TH SEASON PREMIERE A&E IS THE NUMBER 1 ENTERTAINMENT CABLE NETWORK IN PRIMETIME AMONG ADULTS 25-54 AND 18-49 FOR THE NIGHT NEW YORK, NY – JANUARY 5, 2012 – Wednesday night’s eighth season premiere of the hit real life series “Dog the Bounty Hunter” was watched by an incredible 2.9 million total viewers and 1.7 million adults 18-49 and 25-54. This marked a 70% increase over its season seven average in adults 25-54 and 18-49 and the strongest season debut for the series since its third season in 2006. The eighth season premiere was cable’s most-watched entertainment show in the 10pm hour last night and A&E became the number one entertainment cable network in primetime among adults 25-54 and 18-49 for the night. After delivering a record breaking eighth consecutive year of growth in 2011, A&E Network is having a great week to kick off the new year. Monday night’s season premieres of “Hoarders” and “Intervention” garnered 2.4 million viewers and 1.8 million total viewers respectively. Additionally, Tuesday’s new episode of the hit series “Storage Wars” was watched by 4.9 million total viewers. “Dog the Bounty Hunter” is produced by Hybrid Films for A&E Network. David Houts and Daniel Elias serve as the executive producers for Hybrid Films. David McKillop and Neil A. Cohen serve as the A&E executive producers.
