Dog the bounty hunter

'Dog the Bounty Hunter' to return to A&E

Bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman's cable TV show will soon be back on the air. Filming has begun on the fifth season, according to executives with A&E, the cable network that broadcast Dog the Bounty Hunter. Reruns of the show will start June 25, with new episodes coming a few weeks later.

The local bail bond industry can be fiercely competitive - and disillusioning

The episode starts in a dimly lit bar. "Hollywood," a bounty hunter, ends a phone call and strides purposefully toward his employer. "Hey, yo, man. This dude just called me," he says. "He's got some information about Charlie. I'm gonna meet him first thing in the morning at the office."

New A&E show taps local bug company

When Billy Bretherton, of family-owned pest-control company Vexcon Inc., did some guest spots on the Discovery Channel show "Dirty Jobs," he couldn't have known what was in store.

LOWDOWN ON THE UPFRONT: A&E’s Third Act

NEW YORK--For A&E Network, the third stage of its three-part programming plan was on stage Monday night.

"Dog" the Bounty Hunter Makes Appearance at State Capitol

DENVER - He's usually out chasing fugitives for his cable television show, "Dog the Bounty Hunter." But Wednesday, Duane "Dog" Chapman came to Denver to take down what he considers criminal legislation.

Cable TV's turn to trend follower

Copycat programming makes it harder for networks to establish their brand in a crowded marketplace. SEEN one network, seen 'em all?