Bayou Billionaires - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
We Put the Country in Country Club
Matriarch Kitten Dowden schedules a day for the whole family to check out the local country club in the hopes that they can gain membership to the upper crust of Shreveport. Will the Dowdens ultimately be the right fit for the swanky hangout?
Mind Your Own Business
Gerald Senior is hit-up for investment money by Thomas and Albert. Thomas, wants to open his own Tae Kwan Do school, and receives a investment money from his deep-pocketed papa.
Animal Magnetism
Kitten is determined to find a one-of-a-kind pet for Valerie's daughter Nikki after the tragic death of her cat "Booey," so she tries to purchase a tiger at the local exotic cat sanctuary.
Sitting on Pins and Tattoo Needles
Valerie's daughters seem determined to run their mother into the ground! Jessica tricks her grandfather into paying for a tattoo, and when Valerie and Gerald Sr. find out, they make sure the punishment fits the crime.
The Big Picture
Kitten has commissioned a family portrait and everyone cashes in to look picture perfect. Albert gets some fancy new teeth with a few blingy surprises. Valerie takes a pair of breast implants for a test drive.
Love is in the Muggy Air
The Dowden men step up their game with the ladies! Gerald Sr. must come up with the perfect way to celebrate the anniversary of his first date with Kitten.
Bayou Backtrack
Go back to the best of the best, the creme de la creme, the top moments of this season of Bayou Billionaires.
Southern Fried Fitness
During a routine physical exam, Gerald Senior's doctor informs him that he desperately needs to lose 20 pounds.
Gerald Has an Art Attack
The Dowdens invest in some new art and inspire Albert to begin making some art of his own. Gerald is immediately taken by Albert's "work" and wants to become his first patron.
Albert and the Aliens
Albert believes aliens are out there and coming for him! In an effort to make alien contact, Albert devises a plan that involves an old travel trailer, giant speakers and his guitar!
The Getaways
Gerald Sr. won't let the Dowden ladies take part in the family camping trip! An angry Kitten strikes back and treats the females of the family to a weekend in Beverly Hills.
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