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· HOARDERS: SEASON 2.1
(released: 12/7/10)
· HOARDERS: SEASON 1
(released: 5/25/10)






HOARDERS (A&E)
BROADCAST HISTORY:
8/17/09 - ???
STATUS:
on hiatus or fate to be determined
TIME SLOT:
not on the schedule
CURRENT SEASON:
5 (??? episodes)
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DESCRIPTION:
(from A&E's press release, December 2011) A&E's 2011 Emmy-nominated series for Outstanding Reality Program "Hoarders" and Emmy-Award winning "Intervention" return for all-new seasons with back-to-back premieres on Monday January 2 at 9PM ET/PT and 10PM ET/PT. The fifth season of "Hoarders" features some of the series most dramatic moments and emotional transformations to date. One man's hoard is so out of control that officials have called in the Fire Marshall because his home presents a fire hazard to the neighborhood. The grief of losing her husband led one woman to fill her home with a bizarre collection of dead animals including possums, birds and field mice. An ex-marine faces losing his home unless he comes to terms with his extreme hoarding. "Hoarders" not only captures the drama as experts work to put each hoarder on the road to recovery but also highlights the individual's inner challenges and triumphs. Although cleaning marks the first step of tackling this disorder, success is not definite. For some individuals, throwing away the tiniest object is so traumatizing that they will not be able to allow the cleaning process to go on, no matter how it may impact their future. For others, professional help and an organizer's instruction give them the strength to let go. At the end of each episode we'll find out who has been able to keep their hoarding behavior under control and who has fallen into the deep end of this painful disease. Stories in the twelfth season of "Intervention" include: a beautiful young mother whose meth addiction has caused her to hear voices; a spirited young woman whose drinking was so extreme her boyfriend locked her up in their mansion for three days to detox her from alcohol; a talented rapper on the verge of fame and wealth who descends into a PCP spiral; and a young actor and model whose addiction to a powerful new drug known as, "bath salts," has him fighting his delusions and hallucinations on the roof of his home with handmade weapons.
CREW INFORMATION:
· Dave Severson as EP
· David McKillop as EP (A&E)
· Elaine Frontain Bryant as EP (A&E)
· George Butts as CO-EP
· Jessica Morgan as EP (A&E)
· Jodi Flynn as EP
· Matt Chan as EP
GENRE(S):
· reality (all)
· reality (documentary)
STUDIO INFORMATION:
· Screaming Flea Productions