Posted by Texasmark1 on February 19, 2012 at 07:01:59 from (67.142.164.22):
In Reply to: Swamp People show posted by gtractorfan on February 18, 2012 at 17:39:35:
I like the show having worked tug boats in Southern Texas, Louisiana, and the lower Miss. river during the summers while in high school. Those folks have a unique way of life. I like Troy. Seems like he is pure bred Acadian.
Talk about someone you can get tired of, the old guy griping at his son all the time while trying to recover old submerged logs. If I were his kid I'd have either quit or smacked him a long time ago.
I realize these shows are per a script, all of them, and sometimes it's obvious.....like when the gold miners get a backhoe stuck.....gimme a break.
But at least the networks History and Discovery are producing new things for our viewing pleasure and they aren't bogged down with commercials like a lot of other networks/shows/reports are.
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