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AP - Television bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman's show has been pulled from the air indefinitely by A&E, two days after a private phone conversation in which the reality star used a racial slur repeatedly was posted online.



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forumposters

That's really sad. Duane Chapman really seems to care and wants to make a difference in the lives of the people he catches. I hope he repents for this mistake and truly didn't mean what he said.

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sunken

People say things they don't mean in the heat of the moment and obviously he was arguing with his son on the tape. It was a wrong choice of words, certainly, and I don't condone use of the term, but it's not something he should lose his show over. It was supposed to be a private conversation, not said over the air like Imus as part of his public commentary. He's apologized for it and I think that should be enough.

forumposters

I heard that his show will be back on A&E. I've have it set to record on my DVR and I'm looking forward to watching more of the Dog. Anyone else watch his show here?

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forumposters

Hey, it looks like the Dog is back. I'm very pleased to hear that his show will be returning to the air next month. While I don't like everything he does and says and his mannerisms, I do like how he tries to make a difference. I just hope he can keep his tongue from getting him in trouble and try to not make another mistake so that he can keep doing what he's doing. I'm sure there are many lives he has changed for the better. He shows that even the worst criminals can change and become contributing members of society when someone reaches out the them in a wise way.

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