Cody Harris

INDIAN LAND, South Carolina — Robertsdale cowboy Cody Harris and friends Bubba Thompson and “Booger” Brown are back as Season 2 of The Cowboy Way: Alabama is set to premier beginning at 7 p.m. (CT) Jan. 4 on the family-entertainment network INSP.

“In the first season of INSP’s original series The Cowboy Way: Alabama, viewers got a behind-the-scenes look at three hard-working and charismatic cowboys: Bubba Thompson, rancher and expert carpenter; Cody Harris, rodeo champion and cattle dealer; and Chris "Booger” Brown, expert cattleman and horse trainer,” according to a press release issued by the network. “Audiences watched as these three friends built their cattle business in South Alabama.

“In January, the boys are back for another season and they are still driven by the old-fashioned cowboy code of faith, family and American tradition. Viewers will get a closer look into their lives, and into the women and children who love these tough cowboys and make them want to come home every night. It will be a new season of fun and adventure, with a few twist and some unexpected surprises.”

Following a successful pilot episode, which aired in 2016, the docuseries, which has been dubbed as the first of its kind for the network, premiered the first of nine episodes in August of 2017.

“Herding cattle and breaking horses, they live by a code as important to them as it was to the cowboys who tamed the west,” according to the release, issued by the network this past May. “They work hard, play hard and after dark, go home to their wives, babies and those they love. Their days may not be easy, but these friends wouldn’t have it any other way.”

INSP is available nationwide to more than 83 million households via Dish Network (channel 259), DirecTV (channel 364), Verizon FiOS (channel 286), AT&T U-verse (channel 564) and more than 2,800 cable systems.

The Cowboy Way: Alabama is produced for INSP by Glassman Media. Andrew Glassman is the executive producer.

Glassman Media is an independent Los Angeles-based international television production company whose credits include NBC’s The Wall, produced in partnership with Lebron James and his production company Spring Hill Entertainment; four seasons of CMT’s record-setting series, Sweet Home Alabama; four seasons of the NBC hit dating series Average Joe; the critically-acclaimed Three Wishes (NBC), which was named the “most family friendly show on broadcast television.” Adaptations of Glassman Media original formats have been done in territories around the world.