TLC announces more episodes of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, including 3 HOLLAday specials
In news that should surprise no one, TLC announced today that it has ordered additional episodes of it’s pop-culture-altering smash hit series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo including three “HOLLAday specials” for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to see the Honey Boo Boo fam gettin’ gussied up for Halloween! (Can you say Honey BOO!) And there ain’t nothin’ like a Thanksgiving meal of roadkill deer, fat cakes, and sketti! (If that sentence made absolutely no sense to you then you need to check out the Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Redneckipedia and get well versed!)
And of course we know Christmas in McIntyre, Georgia is going to be special, what with Sugar Bear Claus (above) and his assistant Elvis wrapping up jugs of hot sauce and dish washing soap — not to mention the yard full of festive inflatable decorations! Oh, and did I mention a house full of humor and love? It will be like a living Norman Redneckwell painting!
According to the Honey Boo Boo Facebook page, filming will start up again on October 17.
But enough of my rambling, here is the full official press release from TLC:
BONKERS FOR BOO BOO: TLC ORDERS ADDITIONAL EPISODES OF HIT SERIES ‘HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO’
Network also greenlights three HOLLAday specials
(New York, NY) – America redneckognized pint-sized Alana Thompson and her self-proclaimed crazy family withHERE COMES HONEY BOO. In response, TLC has ordered additional episodes of the hit series, as well as three HOLLAday specials (Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas). The show, which premiered in early August 2012, has averaged 2.3 million viewers to date. Its first half of the season ends Wednesday, September 26 at 10 PM ET/PT with a special one-hour episode titled “It Is What It Is.”
“HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO has become a pop culture phenomenon,” said Amy Winter, general manager of TLC. “What you see is what you get and we are excited to share even more of Alana and her family’s unbridled hilarity, sincerity and love with our viewers.”
In addition to high ratings, the digital response to HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO has been unprecedented. From parodies on major TV shows to a Gangnam Style mash-up, Alana and her family have embedded themselves into the conversations of mainstream media. Since premiere, the show has been #1 on Trendrr.tv’s cable chart for five weeks in a row with over 1.8 Twitter mentions and 1.7 billion impressions.
HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO follows Alana and her family: stay-at-home mom June, chalk-mining dad Sugar Bear, and Sisters 12-year-old Lauryn “Pumpkin”, 15-year-old Jessica “Chubbs”, and 17-year-old Anna “Chickadee.” From family outings to loud and crazy family get-togethers, HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO takes us off the pageant stage and into the outrageous family life of the Honey Boo Boo clan.
HERE COMES HONEY BOO BOO is produced by Authentic Entertainment for TLC.
