Dog the Bounty Hunter Season 4

Last year was the Chinese calendar's Year of the Dog - and Duane "Dog" Chapman - the world's most famous bounty hunter - had enough going on to last him two lifetimes!. Now, staring adversity in the face with his own freedom hanging on the line, Dog is coming back with a vengeance to hunt down fugitives with his wife, and partner Beth and his fearless bail tem in Season 4 of "Dog the Bounty Hunter" the highest rated original series on A&E premiering Tuesday, April 10th at 9:00 pm.

I am the ultimate fan of Dog The Bounty Hunter, and this seasons first episode deals with him being let out of a Hawaii prison, wearing an ankle bracelet and trying to enjoy the time that he has with his family, oh and of course hunting down fugitives.

Duane appeared recently on Fox's On The Record regarding his current situation with Mexico and the apprehension of Andrew Luster. Luster was convicted of 86 counts of rape and was sentenced to 124 years in prison. Luster fled to Mexico and Chapman followed, and apprehended him. In Mexico bounty hunting is illegal and Luster has pressed charges against Mr. Chapman for Depravation of Liberty. Yeah because, you know, Mexico is all about law and order. (Whatever) This season is rumored to be the most exciting season ever. The Dog, Leland, Tim, and Duane Lee will get into their usual situations or trying to protect the streets of America one criminal at a time.

Last season a record number of fans tuned in to see Dog and his team hunt down fugitives in exciting, often scary captures week after week. However, with one of Dog's most strenuous years to date, viewers got more than they bargained for when they got an insider's look as the Chapman's personal life unfolded in front of the cameras. The nation saw dramatic events play out one after another to the Chapman family including: the passing of Beth's father, the tragic death of Dog's daughter Barbara, Dog and Beth's wedding and the sudden arrest of Dog, Tim, and Leland on Mexican charges related to their apprehension of convicted serial rapist Andrew Luster. Which by the way is a minor misdemeanor crime in Mexico.