'Duck Dynasty' Is Coming Back to TV

The new series will be called “Duck Dynasty: The Revival,” and will center around the family’s business Duck Commander, the Robertson now-adult children and grandchildren.

The original “Duck Dynasty” lasted for eleven seasons on A&E, from 2012-2017, and followed the family’s experiences and their duck-hunting business that they built.

The new series will also feature original cast members like Miss Kay and Uncle Si, as well as looking into the adult lives of the original show’s children, such as Sadie, Will, Bella, Rebecca, and John Luke.

I wouldn’t necessarily think that. It’s a very religious household that believes in taking care of the family even in times of trouble. That might very well mean exposing the infirm and showing the support the family gives to him. Whether they do or not, they’re good and decent people that provide a better example on TV than most of what’s there these days. I love their goodness and I love their humor.

Some interesting info about Phil Robertson.

Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the family, and the one who started the company, has another side. He’s a graduate of Louisiana Tech University, and actually has a Masters of Education degree.

And while he was at Louisiana Tech, he played football. And as the 1st string starting quarterback, he was very good. So good in fact that he had an offer from the Washington Redskins.

Even his 2nd string quarterback said Phil had the best arm he’d ever seen. He also said he knew Phil really liked to hunt because he would show at practice with squirrel tails hanging out of his jacket and covered in duck feathers. But since he was obviously a very good shot, no one complained. But with a year of eligibility remaining Phil decided that as much as he loved football, he loved hunting better. So he gave up football to have more time for hunting, and a few years later started Duck Commander.

And the rest is history.

Oh yeah. The 2nd string quarterback who said Phil Robertson had the best arm he’d ever seen, and who didn’t get much playing time until Phil quit football … that would be Terry Bradshaw, top draft pick in 1970, who played 14 seasons with the Pittsburg Steelers, won 4 Super Bowls, and a spot in the Hall of Fame.

That Terry Bradshaw.

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