Dog the Bounty Hunter - The Wedding Special

Product Description ------------------- You’re cordially invited to Dog and Beth’s one-of-a-kind Bounty Hunter wedding. Once an outlaw and now a lawman, Duane "The Dog" Chapman is a modern-day bounty hunter with old-fashioned values and a top-rated real-life series. Now, after ten years together, Dog and his common-law wife, Beth, head off to the Big Island of Hawaii for a wedding like no other. Dog and Beth hope to relax as they finalize the details of their Hawaiian nuptials, but when news hits that there is a criminal on the run, the duo and their posse can’t say no to bringing a fugitive to justice. As the big day arrives, tragedy unexpectedly strikes the family--but despite their loss, Dog and Beth ultimately choose to reaffirm their bond in a wedding like non other. See the softer side of two of television’s roughest, toughest, and most popular bond enforcers in DOG THE BOUNTY HUNTER: THE WEDDING. DVD Features: Dog’s Wedding Ring, Dance Lessons, and Shopping with Beth Featurettes; Photo Album; Interactive Menus; Scene Selection .com ---- Men and women are often at odds when choosing a video to watch together. Men want action; women crave romance. Here at last is the perfect DVD to bridge the Mars-Venus divide. Outlaw turned pumped-up bounty hunter Duane "The Dog" Chapman at last ties the knot with his common-law wife, Beth, but not before engaging in a little premarital hunting. When they're not apprehending bail jumpers (and the Chapmans' lost dog) across Hawaii, Duane and Beth prepare for their nuptials. She wants him to schedule "date nights" and work on his "love language." At the very least, she would like his sons to stop referring to their impending nuptials as "the funeral." Meanwhile, he risks her wrath by pursuing an elusive miscreant just hours before his rehearsal dinner. It's another typical day with the Dog, he procls. There's always "excitement, triumph, and Beth." But there is also a family tragedy that dampens the proceedings. This two-part episode from A&E's outrageous reality series--the network's highest rated broadcast at that time--has it all: Chases and dress fittings, profanity-laced take-downs, and heart-to-hearts about feelings. The Dog even cries! But guys can always fast-forward through that stuff. --Donald Liebenson

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