Category: 60 Days In
Starcasm can exclusively reveal that A&E’s popular inmate-by-choice reality series 60 Days In will be returning for its eighth season on Thursday, June 15 at 9/8c! We can also exclusively reveal the first preview trailer for the new season, which was filmed at the Pitt County Detention Center in North Carolina!
Keep reading to watch the preview trailer and get details on some of what to expect this season. PLUS, we have information on the new show, Booked: First Day In, with episodes set to air immediately after 60 Days In on Thursday nights!
A&E is delivering one more dramatic incarceration relocation double shot tonight night with the season finale episodes of 60 Days In and Inmate To Roommate! Keep reading to watch dramatic preview clips from both finales!
A&E’s popular reality series 60 Days In is back for a seventh season as Sheriff Reginald Scandrett invites seven volunteers to enter the Henry County Jail in McDonough, Georgia in hopes of identifying issues inside the facility. However, this season is unlike any previous season in that all seven volunteers heading into the jail are actual ex-convicts who have collectively served more than 40 years behind bars!
To help viewers keep up with all of the participants featured this season, we’ve put together a complete list of the cast members with photos, bios and information about their previous convictions and time behind bars.
While A&E doesn't give the full names of the participants, we can confirm that Dallas area middle school teacher Calvin Crosby has volunteered to spend 60 days behind bars as part of the cast for 60 Days In: Atlanta.
The 3rd and 4th season of A&E's popular series 60 Days In is headed south. 60 Days In: Atlanta will take place at the infamous Fulton County Jail. Known to locals as "Rice Street," the massive facility has a reputation for being one of the roughest jails in America. See two intense previews for the upcoming season and photos for the participants both brave and crazy enough to go to Rice Street voluntarily.
60 Days In season 2 participant Monalisa Johnson posted a video to Facebook this week in which she further explained why she has lost faith in law enforcement officers. See the clip in full, including her thoughts about her incarcerated daughter's crime and punishment and her particular worries about accountability for correctional officers.
The first trailer featuring the cast of the upcoming 2nd season of 60 Days In was released yesterday. Along with the video, names and some details of the new cast were included. Among the new participants is Monalisa Johnson. Find out about the 49-year-old mom, including some bio info and details about the arrest and incarceration of her daughter that motivated her to participate in the show.
If social media feedback is any indication, veteran Zachary Baker was the most well received participant in the successful first season of 60 Days In. Zac's wife, Ashleigh Marie Baker, made a surprise visit to the jail during Season 1 that left both in tears. A&E has since revealed that Ashleigh will be one of the new volunteer inmates for the 2nd season premiering on August 18.
60 Days In, the A&E docu-series featuring seven people who enter jail voluntarily, continues to do well in the ratings. While fans tune in to see what happens as the cast interacts with an unsuspecting prison population, many have wondered just how real this reality TV show actually is. Get a first-hand perspective from an actual inmate who is featured prominently on the show.
Robert Holcomb, a school teacher from Philadelphia, is one of seven cast members who voluntarily entered prison as part of A&E's popular new docu-series 60 Days In. The participants are there undercover so that local authorities can observe and learn firsthand about problems within the Clark County Jail. However, it turns out there was something Robert was hiding–and it came as a surprise to the man in charge of the operation, Sheriff Jamey Noel.
Barbra Roylance Williams is one of seven brave people who volunteered to enter the Clark County Jail in Jeffersonville, Indiana for A&E's docu-series 60 Days In. Find out about the intriguing show premiering tonight, as well as some information about Barbra, including her books about being a teen mom, and the local news headlines she made last year in regards to a dispute over Ariana Grande tickets.
