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My Big Redneck Wedding Premieres On CMT

January 11, 2008 01:01:08 by Joe Reality

Weddings are always a popular subject in reality TV, and CMT is offering up a new twist on a wedding theme reality TV Show.  My Big Redneck Wedding is an eight episode series, hosted by Tom Arnold, featuring the weddings of down-home country couples.

Each episode will focus on a different “redneck” wedding.  Viewers can expect to see a four-legged best man, a romantic beer can canopy, a celebratory shotgun salute and a mattress surfing and mud wrestling reception.

Pink Sneakers Productions is the production company behind the show, and Bob Kusbit and Lewis Bogach serve as executive producers.  My Big Redneck Wedding premieres on Friday, January 11, 2008 from 9:30PM to 10PM ET/PT on CMT.

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One Response to “My Big Redneck Wedding Premieres On CMT”

1. nynytg Says:
   January 10th, 2009 at 11:43 am

   I think this show would be interesting if they dropped Tom Arnold. I think the show comments on itself. I grew up in a very “redneck”, small rural area, and this show reminds me of some of my childhood. The people are just having their idea of fun and don’t care about expensive stuff or impressing people with money. So — I don’t get why people would be on the show, other than they must get paid. I think it would be interesting to just see the show without commentary, or at least without Tom Arnold popping up to make a comment throughout the show. People could just react to the show however they want then.

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