Our favorite bounty hunter (or only) returns tomorrow with new episodes of the A&E reality show   at 9pm. Known as the world‘s most famous bounty hunter, Duane "Dog" Chapman, his team that includes his wife Beth and the fearless posse will continue to hunt down fugitives in both Hawaii and Colorado while trying to maintain their marriage, families, and communities.

After a very successful fifth season debut, Dog the Bounty Hunter is certainly back.  On tonight‘s episode, Dog the Bounty Hunter viewers get to meet Christopher, a 20-year-old victim of domestic abuse and assault.  As always, it is not a walk in the park for Dog and his family as the leads are scarce.

The bounty hunter is back on the hunt.  Tonight marks the premiere of the fifth season of Dog the Bounty Hunter, the reality show which features the adventures of bail bondsman and bounty hunter

It‘s no secret that Dog the Bounty Hunter is coming back on the air, thanks to fans‘ campaigning efforts to save the show and Dog Chapman‘s various efforts to reach out to the black community.  Congratulating the star of the show and his supporters for the resumption of the series is Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, founder and president of BOND, the Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, a group dedicated to promoting responsible fatherhood amongst African-Americans.

As reported previously, Dog the Bounty Hunter is expected to go back to production after being on hold since November last year. Now, more confirmation comes from

The Chapmans are the subject of yet another controversy.  Tucker Chapman, the son of Dog the Bounty Hunter‘s Duane "Dog" Chapman

Fans of Duane "Dog" Chapman will be pleased to know that his reality series, Dog the Bounty Hunter, is reportedly going back to production after being on hold since November last year.  Although A&E hasn‘t set any premiere date yet, shooting is expected to start as soon as possible since most of the preparations have already been made.

Duane Chapman has had an interesting and colorful life with his bounty hunting career, history of convictions, fallout with the Mexican government, controversial racial slur, and his reality series

It‘s been a difficult time for Duane "Dog" Chapman, whose show Dog the Bounty Hunter has been taken off the air after he used a racial slur that made him a target for much public scrutiny.  But the future is looking a bit brighter for the bail bondsman nowadays as he is no longer a wanted man in Mexico.

Last week, we reported that there was more controversy brewing for the series Dog the Bounty Hunter, which had previously been yanked off the air due to its lead star‘s recent racial slur debacle.  This time, it was sidekick