Duck Dynasty: The Revival Season 2: A&E Sets March Return

Duck Dynasty: The Revival Season 2: A&E Sets March Return

 A&E keeps the Robertson clan in prime time. 

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Duck Dynasty: The Revival will return for Season 2 this March. The A&E series continues to follow Willie and Korie Robertson as they navigate family life and the future of Duck Commander alongside their adult children and grandchildren.

Season 2 will span ten episodes, focusing on milestones including marriage, parenthood and new business ventures. The season premiere features the family honoring the late Phil Robertson. Additional episodes include family events such as a mock “Duck Court” presided over by Si Robertson, the production of a family-made western, and Sadie Robertson welcoming a newborn daughter.

Duck Dynasty: The Revival Season 2 premieres Saturday, March 7 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on A&E.

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03/27/2026 03:10 pm GMT

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