Growing Up Gator

Growing Up Gator (2014)

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Britney, Kasey and Chelsea Brooks may seem like typical teens and early twentysomethings. There's just one small detail that makes them stand out: They rescue alligators. From wrangling massive gators with razor-sharp fangs to dangerous egg collecting and raising 7,000 gators at their third-generation family farm, every day with these three sisters is unique.

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Scheduleevery Friday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E06A Tension to De TailNov 21, 2014
S01E05Gator Mating SeasonNov 14, 2014
S01E04The 300 Pound MonsterNov 7, 2014
S01E03When It Rains It PoursOct 31, 2014
S01E02A Gator TaleOct 24, 2014
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Growing Up Gator' premiere?

'Growing Up Gator' premiered on April 2, 2014.

Who are the main characters in 'Growing Up Gator'?

The main characters in 'Growing Up Gator' are T-Mike, T-Roy, and Harlan.

What is the show 'Growing Up Gator' about?

'Growing Up Gator' follows the lives of three friends as they work and play in the swamps of Louisiana, catching and wrestling alligators.

Where is the setting of 'Growing Up Gator'?

The setting of 'Growing Up Gator' is the swamps of Louisiana.

What is T-Mike's role in 'Growing Up Gator'?

T-Mike is the leader of the group and is known for his hunting and wrestling skills.

Who is T-Roy's main rival in 'Growing Up Gator'?

T-Roy's main rival in 'Growing Up Gator' is Harlan, as they often compete to see who can catch the biggest alligator.

What are some of the dangers the cast faces in 'Growing Up Gator'?

Some of the dangers the cast faces in 'Growing Up Gator' include alligator bites, sinking boats, and unpredictable weather conditions.

How do the cast members make a living in 'Growing Up Gator'?

The cast members of 'Growing Up Gator' make a living by catching and selling alligators.

What is the most memorable alligator catch in 'Growing Up Gator'?

The most memorable alligator catch in 'Growing Up Gator' is when T-Mike wrestles a massive 12-foot alligator to the ground.

How long have the cast members been catching alligators in 'Growing Up Gator'?

The cast members of 'Growing Up Gator' have been catching alligators for over a decade.

What is the dynamic between T-Mike, T-Roy, and Harlan in 'Growing Up Gator'?

T-Mike, T-Roy, and Harlan have a competitive but close-knit friendship in 'Growing Up Gator'. They push each other to catch bigger and better alligators.

What are some of the challenges the cast faces while hunting alligators in 'Growing Up Gator'?

Some of the challenges the cast faces while hunting alligators in 'Growing Up Gator' include navigating treacherous swamps, dealing with aggressive alligators, and enduring harsh weather conditions.

How does 'Growing Up Gator' showcase the culture of Louisiana?

'Growing Up Gator' showcases the culture of Louisiana by highlighting the importance of alligator hunting in the region and the traditions associated with it.

What is T-Mike's secret technique for catching alligators in 'Growing Up Gator'?

T-Mike's secret technique for catching alligators in 'Growing Up Gator' is using his bare hands to wrestle them into submission.

How do the cast members bond outside of alligator hunting in 'Growing Up Gator'?

Outside of alligator hunting, the cast members of 'Growing Up Gator' bond through shared meals, storytelling, and spending time with their families.

What sets 'Growing Up Gator' apart from other reality TV shows?

'Growing Up Gator' stands out from other reality TV shows by providing a unique glimpse into the dangerous and adrenaline-fueled world of alligator hunting in the Louisiana swamps.

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