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Dog the Bounty Hunter

Dog the Bounty Hunter is a reality television show chronicling Duane "Dog" Chapman's operations in his bounty hunting firm Da Kine Bail Bonds in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is joined in his exploits by his current wife/business partner Beth Smith (although Beth is not actually married to Dog in real life), his third son Leland, and fellow bounty hunter Tim Chapman (who has no relation to Dog, but always calls him as such). In addition, his nephew Justin Bihag appeared in the first season. Besides Hawaii, newer episodes have included cases in Dog Chapman's home state of Colorado.

While the program for the most part follows Chapman and his team's pursuits against actual criminals who violated the conditions of their bail, the program also explores Chapman's human side, especially his God-fearing attitude (being a born again Christian) and his life as a husband to Beth, a father to his twelve children, and a reformed ex-convict.

The program spun off from their appearance in the A&E Network's Take This Job, a program about people with unusual occupations.


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The program spun off from their appearance in the A&E Network's Take This Job, a program about people with unusual occupations. The term Americana may refer also to any of the following:. While the program for the most part follows Chapman and his team's pursuits against actual criminals who violated the conditions of their bail, the program also explores Chapman's human side, especially his God-fearing attitude (being a born again Christian) and his life as a husband to Beth, a father to his twelve children, and a reformed ex-convict. magazine, No Depression. Besides Hawaii, newer episodes have included cases in Dog Chapman's home state of Colorado. Americana music is the focus of the bi-monthly U.S. In addition, his nephew Justin Bihag appeared in the first season. It includes other genres such as bluegrass, alternative country, blues, zydeco, and other native forms.

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Americana - a 1997 album by Starflyer 59. Americana - a 1998 album by The Offspring.