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Discovery Channel's reality TV series about the nature-loving Brown family is looking to get “Alaskan Bush People” season 8 episode 7 in a few days. But fans are wondering if the Browns' efforts to finish the barn house will continue to prove a challenge considering what has happened in the show's previous episodes.
While the Brown family members are no longer living in the Alaskan wilderness, the lush vegetation of Washington state still poses its challenges that the hardy members aim to overcome even into “Alaskan Bush People” season 8 episode 7. The Brown family should have expected one of Washington state's bears to come waddling around sometime looking for honey before one of them found Bam's beehives. Such an event was made even harder to handle considering that the Brown matriarch, Ami Brown, had left the homestead for a check-up on her condition.
“Alaskan Bush People” season 8 episode 7 can hopefully give more clarity on Ami Brown's condition after her critical checkup in the previous episode. While Ami Brown is currently in her second remission from stage 3 lung cancer, remission doesn't necessarily mean cancer-free.
“Alaskan Bush People” season 8 episode 7 will hopefully be a more upbeat episode considering the destruction of Bam's beehives by a rogue bear in episode 5. Even Noah's return and splendid work on getting rid of the moles infesting the homesite in a previous episode are not enough to overlook the challenge of having to restore beehives with a potential bear lurking around the woods.
Fans can only hope that “Alaskan Bush People” season 8 episode 7 can be filled with more scenes such as one of the Brown daughters burying herself under some dirt while her brothers humor her. Fans of the Brown family's constant battles with the natural elements can look forward to "Alaskan Bush People" season 8 episode 7 airing on Sept. 30.
