“Duck Dynasty: The Revival,” which is a quasi-return and revival of the infamous 2012 mega-hit “Duck Dynasty,” is continuing with its brand new season on Sunday, June 15 on A&E. You can watch both the premiere, and future episodes, live as they air with DirecTV (free trial) or Philo (free trial).
In the new episode, entitled “Si-Squatch‚” the tortured pun of its name refers to Si and Korie deciding to make a film about a Bigfoot sighting they’ve become interested in, though Willie will remain skeptical and require more proof before his own investment in the project. Sadie will also receive some very important news.
“Duck Dynasty: The Revival” is a sort-of spinoff, sort-of revival, sort-of continuation of the flagship “Duck Dynasty” series which began in 2012 and ran until 2017. The new series purports to focus on a new generation of the Robertson family, along with Willie and Korie from the original series.
Here’s a look at some of the craziest and most iconic moments from the Robertson family over the years, courtesy of the franchise’s official YouTube channel:
The new season began in the immediate aftermath of the death of Phil Robertson, the controversial figure at the center of the original show. He and his wife, Kay, had featured most prominently in the franchise, even as it expanded to other members of the family. Robertson died on May 25, and an official cause of death has not been announced. Robertson was famous for his creation of the recreational hunting company Duck Commander, as well as a controversial interview in 2013, in which his comments got him booted from the show.
How to watch ‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ for free
Philo (free trial) is always the easiest, fastest option to watch a channel like A&E. It’s cheap, it’s sleek, and offers access to an array of similar channels.
There are other choices which might be better if you’re looking to cut the cord entirely and are looking for a wider diversity of channels. DIRECTV (free trial) might be better suited to broader tastes, especially if you’re also looking for sports content, for example.
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Joseph Rejent covers TV, writing about live television, streaming services and cord-cutting. He can be reached at [email protected].