Duck Dynasty: The Revival

In this new series eight years after Duck Dynasty, the world has changed on Willie Robertson. His kids are grown, he's a grandpa, and the Duck Commander warehouse has become the hub for multiple family businesses. Even so, Willie announces his retirement from Duck Commander, launching a quest to pass his legacy to the next generation. Also, the family welcomes the newest Robertson.

Newly fully semi-retired, Willie turns his attention to bolstering the Robertson legacy amongst his grandkids, attempting to babysit all seven of them at once. Uncle Si tries to pitch Korie his eccentric ideas. Willie's sons-in-law enter into a battle on the pickleball court.

Si convinces Korie to make a movie about his Bigfoot sighting, but Willie wants more proof. So, he consults the hosts of the Blurry Creatures podcast, to examine the evidence. However, once Willie discovers there could be some money in finding a Bigfoot, he takes matters into his own hands and assembles the finest Bigfoot hunters that Duck Commander has to offer. Also, Sadie finds out some life-changing news.

Willie is on a mission to pass down his hard-earned wisdom, starting with helping his son-in-law Jacob grow his vintage clothing business. As Uncle Si's iced-tea cups overrun Duck Commander, John Luke works at creative ways to get rid of them. Sadie and Christian come up with a plan to share their big news, before their daughter spills the beans.

When Korie and the kids convince Willie to build a chicken coop on their property, he leaves Uncle Si to supervise. Christian puts his foot in his mouth to his pregnant wife Sadie and pays a price for it. Willie hands down an important Robertson tradition, taking his six-year-old grandson Zane on a hunt for his first deer.

Willie tries to convince his son Will to move back home to Louisiana and he enlists the help of a Country Music celebrity friend. Bella entrusts John Luke to fill in as a museum birthday tour guide, and chaos quickly ensues when Uncle Si shows up unannounced. The family celebrates the Lunar New Year, but John Reed and Rebecca's attempts to combine Asian and Cajun culture lead to some curious cuisine, which makes Sadie squeamish.