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New York Post
11 hours ago
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- New York Post
How to watch ‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival' for free following Phil Robertson's death
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. One week after the death of the family patriarch, the Robertson family is back on TV in 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' The revival series is a sequel to 'Duck Dynasty,' which aired originally from 2012 to 2017 and garnered a number of spin-offs. Per the logline, 'Willie and Korie [Robertson] will bring their signature humor and family fun as they grapple with mapping out the future of Duck Commander, watching the kids navigate marriage, children and businesses of their own, and passing down the family legacy' 'It's been almost nine years now, and we didn't necessarily think we were going to come back to television,' Korie told The Post. In addition to Willie and Korie, the series follows their adult children, including Sadie and John Luke, their spouses and children, and other family members that audiences grew to know during the original series' run. 'Four out of our six kids are literally in our neighborhood,' Korie told The Post. 'Willie says he can hit a golf ball and hit any of our kids' houses, which is the greatest blessing. And then we're all working together in the Duck Commander warehouse.' what to know about 'duck dynasty: the revival' Date and time: June 1, 9 p.m. ET June 1, 9 p.m. ET Channel: A&E A&E Streaming: Philo (seven days free), DIRECTV (five days free) Phil Robertson, who will reportedly not appear in the new series, died on May 25 at age 79 after battling multiple health complications and Alzheimer's disease. When does the 'Duck Dynasty' revival come out? 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' comes out tonight, June 1, at 9 p.m. ET. How to watch 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' for free: If you don't have a cable subscription with access to A&E, you'll need a live TV streaming service to watch 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' for free. We recommend Philo, which comes with a seven day free trial before $28/month payments begin. You can also take advantage of free trials of DIRECTV and Hulu + Live TV to watch 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.' The free trials are five and three days long, respectively. Who is returning to 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival'? 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' will follow Willie Robertson, wife Korie Robertson, their adult children, including Sadie and John Luke, and their grandchildren. Kay Robertson, Uncle Si Robertson, and other fan favorites from 'Duck Dynasty' are also expected to make appearances. Patriarch Phil Robertson, who died last week at 79, will not appear in the new series. 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' trailer: Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York Post This article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Post Wanted Shopping and New York Post's streaming property, Decider. Angela keeps readers up to date with cord-cutter-friendly deals, and information on how to watch your favorite sports teams, TV shows, and movies on every streaming service. Not only does Angela test and compare the streaming services she writes about to ensure readers are getting the best prices, but she's also a superfan specializing in the intersection of shopping, tech, sports, and pop culture. Prior to joining Decider and The New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer tech at Insider Reviews
USA Today
2 days ago
- Business
- USA Today
Caitlin Clark's quads, Trump-Musk bromance and 'Duck Dynasty': Your week in review
USA TODAY RFK Jr. changes COVID-19 vaccine protocols COVID-19 vaccines will no longer be part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommended immunization schedule for healthy children and pregnant women, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced. National Institutes of Health Director Jay Bhattacharya, joining Kennedy for the announcement posted in a video on X, called the change 'common sense and good science." Traditionally, immunization guidance is voted on by a CDC advisory committee; then the CDC director makes the final call. The CDC panel has not voted on Kennedy's change. Can Trump and Musk agree to disagree? Could there be some cooling in the Trump-Musk bromance? The president's crusade to pass his "big, beautiful" tax and spending bill through Congress took some flak from his former right-hand man, who said he was "disappointed" with the cost of the bill and complained that it "undermines the work the DOGE team is doing." (Musk has also criticized Trump's tariffs.) Asked about Musk's remarks on the spending bill, Trump cited politics: "I'm not happy about certain aspects of it, but I'm thrilled by other aspects of it. … It's got a way to go." At least one break is official, however: Musk's turbulent 130-day run as a "special government employee" is now over. Southwest's free-checked-bag era comes to a close It's the end of the line for free checked bags on Southwest. For the first time, the airline is now charging for the service: $35 for a first checked bag and $45 for a second bag (overweight and oversized baggage costs more). Tickets booked or changed on or before May 28 don't apply, and for some customers, new fare categories and membership perks will still earn them free checked bags. The new fees are the latest major change for Dallas-based Southwest, including a farewell to its open seating policy of more than 50 years. In a news release, the airline acknowledged that "preferences have evolved." 'Duck Dynasty' guru Phil Robertson dies Phil Robertson, the bushy-bearded and plainspoken patriarch of the colorful Louisiana family featured on A&E Network's 'Duck Dynasty," has died. He was 79 and had battled Alzheimer's disease and other health problems, his family said. His family-run hunting products business, Duck Commander, was the epicenter of "Duck Dynasty," which ran from 2012 to 2017 on the back of the clan's three core tenets: "faith, family and ducks.' The duck call will not go silent, however; a spinoff, "Duck Dynasty: The Revival," premieres June 1. Caitlin Clark is hurting, and so is the WNBA Call it the Caitlin Clark effect − in reverse. The Indiana Fever's star guard is out for at least two weeks after she strained her left quad in a loss to the New York Liberty, which meant she would be sidelined for at least the next four games. The WNBA is feeling the pain, too: Ticket prices have plunged since news of Clark's injury. It's especially disappointing for the Fever's road game June 7 against the Chicago Sky − the latest Clark vs. Angel Reese clash − which had been moved to the 23,000-plus-seat United Center to meet demand for tickets. − Compiled by Robert Abitbol, USA TODAY copy chief
Yahoo
3 days ago
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- Yahoo
‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival:' How to watch, premiere date, cast list and more
It's been nearly a decade since we've gotten to watch the Robertson family run their empire, but the Bayou bosses are back now for a new revival of their hit series, aptly named Duck Dynasty: The Revival. The new series will focus more closely on the Robertson family's relationships, not just their business ventures. Duck Dynasty alum and family patriarch Phil Robertson recently passed away at the age of 79, just one week prior to the revival's premiere. Phil had been previously diagnosed with Alzheimer's and will not appear posthumously in the new series. Duck Dynasty: The Revival will feature Willie Robertson, Korie Robertson, Kay Robertson, Uncle Si, Jase Robertson, Sadie Robertson and more familiar faces. The new Duck Dynasty reboot premieres this Sunday, June 1 at 9 p.m. ET. A second season of the series has already been ordered at A&E. Here's what else you need to know. The new Duck Dynasty reboot premieres Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Much like its predecessor, Duck Dynasty: The Revival will air on A&E. If you don't currently have A&E through a cable package, we recommend tuning in via a live TV streaming service such as Philo, DirecTV or FUBO. The new spinoff series will follow the Robertson family as they map out the future of Duck Commander and work to pass down the family legacy, all while watching the kids navigate marriage, children and businesses of their own. While Phil Robertson won't make any posthumous appearances on the upcoming season, his wife and many more family members will be featured. Willie Robertson Korie Robertson Kay Robertson Uncle Si Jase Robertson Sadie Robertson John Robertson Will Robertson Bella Robertson Rebecca Robertson Looking to catch up on old seasons of Duck Dynasty? Luckily, they're available to stream free with ads directly through A&E, free with ads on Pluto TV or free for Prime subscribers on Prime Video. Watch free on Pluto TV Watch on Prime Video
Yahoo
3 days ago
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- Yahoo
Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson's Family Stayed by His Side in His Final Days: Meet His Wife and Sons
Duck Dynasty alum Phil Robertson had the support of his loving family — which consists of his wife, Kay Robertson, and their four sons — in his final days while battling a spate of severe health issues, including Alzheimer's and a blood disease. In Touch shares everything you need to know about his caring brood. Phil married Kay in 1966. The pair welcomed four sons, Alan 'Al' Robertson, Jase Robertson, Willie Robertson and Jep Robertson, during their decades-long marriage. Their clan was featured on the A&E television series Duck Dynasty, which aired from 2012 to 2017, and followed their lives as they operated Duck Commander, a family business that manufactured duck calls and other hunting-related products. Duck Dynasty: The Revival, which premieres on June 1, 2025, does not include any appearances from Phil but does follow in the footsteps of his family. Prior to his passing, Phil shocked fans by revealing during a 2020 interview that he had an adult daughter from a previous affair in the '70s. Phil's son Alan explained he and his brother Jase received a letter from a 45-year-old woman named Phyliss, who claimed to be their sister. 'So basically, it was from a woman who said that by a DNA search, she thinks that dad might be her dad,' the reality star explained on the 'Unashamed' podcast, adding that he initially 'dismissed' the letter because the woman's birthday was after the time Phil had become a dedicated Christian. However, after learning she had no financial motivations and that she's also a Christian, Alan was more inclined to tell his parents of his possible sibling. 'Once we get into that and start looking at it a little more deeply, I'm like, 'Oh woah, woah … there might be something to this,'' Al said. The results of the DNA test revealed a 99.99 percent match between Phil and the woman. 'It's a pretty cool explanation of redemption, reconciliation, love,' Phil told listeners. 'As it turns out, you have a daughter that you don't know about and she has a father she doesn't know about, 45 years doesn't sound like very long, but you see, that's a while.' Jase and Al announced in December 2024 that their father was 'not doing well' and had been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease during an episode of their 'Unashamed' podcast. Jase explained his dad still wanted to participate in the podcast – which the duo launched in 2018 – but that his memory was starting to decline. 'I was like, 'You know, your memory is not what it once was.' He's like, 'Tell me about it.' So, he is literally unable to — I think he would agree — to just sit down and have a conversation,' he told listeners about his father. In addition, Jase explained that doctors told his father he had "some sort of blood disease' and it was 'causing all kinds of problems.' Al said his dad had been suffering from the unnamed illness for 'years,' but noted it had recently 'gotten a lot worse.' Weeks later, Willie gave an update on his father's condition to Fox News, telling the outlet Phil was 'battling many different things at the same time.' 'He's got a blood disorder, and then he's got the mental issues that could be early [onset] Alzheimer's … and probably some ministrokes because of his blood,' Willie explained on December 17, 2024. 'And so, it could be some stroke stuff happening, that has happened. So, we're still checking on all that. But then he also has a back issue, he's fractured his back and that's where the pain's at. So, he's kind of battling many different things at the same time.' In addition to the blood disease and back problems, Willie revealed Phil had an 'enlarged spleen, which could be pushing on the stomach,' resulting in a loss of appetite. The family announced Phil's death at 79 years old on May 25, 2025, thanking supporters for their 'love and prayers' throughout his journey. 'We are saddened to hear of the passing of Phil Robertson, a hunting industry pioneer and the patriarch of the beloved Robertson family,' read a statement from the show producers. 'Our thoughts are with them during this difficult time. We extend our deepest condolences and respect their privacy as they grieve.' The Duck Dynasty alum's family rallied by him and ensured the patriarch was not alone as his health rapidly declined. 'They want to give him the best life they possibly can under the circumstances and check in on him often and take him out for drives in the woods to reminisce about the good old days and make sure he's getting the best care,' the insider exclusively told In Touch about his loved ones on January 20, 2025. The show was greenlit by A&E in 2025 after nearly a decade off the air, and this time, viewers are getting an update on Korie and Willie, their adult children and their grandchildren. 'With their dynasty expanding into more than just ducks, Willie and Korie will bring their signature humor and family fun as they grapple with mapping out the future of Duck Commander, watching the kids navigate marriage, children and businesses of their own, and passing down the family legacy,' the show description teased ahead of the June 1 premiere.
New York Post
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Korie Robertson on 'Duck Dynasty' revival, secret to Willie marriage
Quack is back. The hit reality series 'Duck Dynasty,' which originally ran for 11 seasons from 2012 to 2017, is back for a revival. Premiering June 1 (9 p.m on A&E) and already renewed for a Season 2, 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival' revisits the Robertson family. 'It's been almost nine years now, and we didn't necessarily think we were going to come back to television,' Korie Robertson, 51, told The Post. But when A&E asked them to return, the Robertsons 'came together and really prayed about it as a family. We were like, 'wow, that feels right.'' 8 Jeb Robertson, Willie, and Si Robertson in 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' Bryan Tarnowski/A&E She joked that when the show premiered in 2012, 'We were like 'we're going to be on television' and we got our nails done and put extensions in the hair, the makeup was perfect and all that.' This time around, they're more casual. 'We're kind of like, 'okay, the cameras are in our house.' We're so used to it. So we're walking out having our coffee, and the cameras are there.' 8 Willie Robertson and Korie Robertson attend the 11th Annual K-LOVE Fan Awards at The Grand Ole Opry on May 26, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. Getty Images The original 'Duck Dynasty' followed the Robertson family and their hunting and outdoor recreation business Duck Commander in West Monroe, Louisiana. The Season 4 premiere scored over 11 million viewers in 2013. The show prioritized 'faith, family, and ducks' and focused on Phil Robertson and his adult sons such as Korie's husband, Willie Robertson. Phil, who had Alzheimer's, passed away at age 79 on May 25. He is not involved in the revival series. The show now centers around Willie, 53, Korie, their six kids — including John Luke Robertson, 29, Rebecca Loflin, 36, Willie Robertson Jr., 23, Bella Robertson-Mayo, 22, Rowdy Robertson, 22, and Sadie, 27 — and their eight grandchildren. 8 Phil Robertson, Jase Robertson, Si Robertson and Willie Robertson from the A&E series, 'Duck Dynasty' in 2013. AP 8 Korie Robertson with her daughter, Sadie, on 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' Bryan Tarnowski/A&E Phil's brother, Silas 'Si' Robertson, 77, is also on the revival show. After the original show ended, the family scattered, as their kids got married and went to college. 'Four out of our six kids are literally in our neighborhood,' Korie told The Post. 'Willie says he can hit a golf ball and hit any of our kids' houses, which is the greatest blessing. And then we're all working together in the Duck Commander warehouse.' Even more, her office is near Sadie's podcast studio, John Luke's coffee roaster, and the store where Bella works. In the first 'Duck Dynasty,' Korie said that she and Willie were 'the parents, [but are] now the grandparents.' 8 Willie and Korie Robertson on 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' Bryan Tarnowski/A&E 'And [the first show] was the time period of our lives where Willie and I both were trying to grow our business,' she explained. 'And now, we're in that next phase of life.' Their kids were in middle school and high school in the earlier seasons. 'So they got to live their teenage lives on television, which was kind of nice that they all wanted to do it again,' she told The Post. 'We were like 'okay, we didn't ruin them by putting them on television as middle schoolers!'' 8 Willie and Korie Robertson in a 2024 Instagram photo. Korie and Willie have been married for 33 years. 'We really grew up together. We are best friends, we work together on the show, and in life and Duck Commander, and all the things we do. So I think respect for one another is really important, and to respect each other's differences,' she said of why their marriage works. They also 'talk through' the hard times. 'Sometimes you can wake up and you realize, 'We're going in different directions.' But noticing that and being intentional about coming back together every single time has been what's been important for us.' 8 Willie and Korie Robertson with their adult children on 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' Bryan Tarnowski/A&E 8 Korie and Willie Robertson with their kids on 'Duck Dynasty: The Revival.' Bryan Tarnowski/A&E Since her kids have spouses that weren't on the first version of the show, 'we tried to prepare the newbies,' she said. Korie told her sons and daughter in-laws, 'just be prepared for the comments, because you will get that. Not everybody's going to like you, not everybody's gonna like our show. People are going to have opinions about you. That comes with the territory.' 'That is the thing that we've been through, the ones who've done it before. We know what that's like.'
