‘Alaskan Bush People’ New Season Coming in Spring
The Alaskan Bush People saga will continue on Discovery Channel.
On Sunday, March 3, Season 9* begins with a new episode airing at 10/9c.
Last season, the Brown family moved to Washington (henceforth known as “Bushington”) after scrapping plans to move to Colorado. This after being exiled to Southern California following more than three decades of sometimes living in Alaska.
The Browns established North Star Ranch (known as “Brown Star Ranch” in these parts) and completed construction of a barn for livestock. Meanwhile, we were told the family spent their nights in teepees and Mother Ami — still recovering from lung cancer — spent her nights in a trailer.
Eldest son Matt, who has struggled with substance abuse in the past, left the family last summer and enrolled in a treatment program in California. He posted on Instagram that he has been discharged from the facility.
Season 9 episodes were filmed late last summer, and Matt was not involved in the season’s production. It is unknown if he’ll return to the show in the future.
Among the other highlights from last season, youngest son Noah returned to the family after surgery to remove his gallbladder left him with a “dinted” diaphragm. Despite his freakish deformity, Noah was married to fiancée Rhain Merrill in a ceremony that received 10 minutes of amateurishly shot footage at the end of the season finale. The couple is expecting their first child in spring.
Youngest daughter Rainy had many successes last season, most notably her victory in a stinky foot contest.
*The exact number of Alaskan Bush People seasons is in dispute.
Alaskan Bush People, Season 9 Premiere, Sunday, March 3, 10/9c, Discovery Channel
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They lived in the Icy Straits Lodge while workers built "Brown Town" for them. Now they live in a 1/2 million waterfront home in Omak WA while workers build their new homes and barns. Sounds like they are just as hated in Omak as they were in Alaska
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Ryan, might I suggest that one episode is one episode too many. Nevertheless I have marked March 3rd as the day reality ends and BS begins. At least I have a month or so to continue my wondering and wandering in the desert 🌵.
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Discovery Channel needs to cancel this shit show. The Browns are lying scammers that should be in jail, not on TV.
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Disagree, it's entertainment, and fun to watch. If your a purest, then watch Naked and Afraid.
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I agree. It's entertaining. Leave them alone. I enjoy the show. They have endured a lot. And, so what if they want to enjoy some comfort now and then. Continue with the show. My family love it.
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They need ro cancel Naked and stupid..oops I mean afraid. Really stupid show.
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Thanks (I think) for the 'Breaking News Exclusive" Ryan! You're on it!
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Just read Matt is back in rehab after bailing out earlier. Billy wanted him to stay 90 days to make sure he was sober for the new season. Apparently Matt did not care about Billy's sobriety plan.
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Do not read stuff from Radar Online or other sites like that. They are completely detached from the truth. The only source I trust is Alaskan Bush People Exposed:
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Admins of some of the groups say you are wrong and that it is not on the schedule 😂😂😂
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Admins of some of the groups are imbeciles.
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Ha, as opposed to those who actually watch this moronic show ? HAHAHAHAHAHA
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Fun show to watch. Hope Billy gets well soon. Congrats to Gabe and his future wife. Pretty sure they're going to make it. Cute couple! Don't know about Noah and his wife. Not as hopeful for them. And really don't understand Noah and Snowbird's weird accents. Kind of creepy.
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Love the show as well. But, they took it off.
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