What was buckwild show about

The two form an immediate connection, he taking her to what amounts to Morgantown's Makeout Point, she flirting in an awkward and stilted way that seems nudged by a producer's hand. As tends to happen on these shows, this core relationship causes ripples throughout the cast. Shain had eyes on Cara so presumably he's upset with not-so-nice-guy Tyler, while the girls are mad at Cara for having sex with Tyler it goes there, this ain't high school in someone else's bed.

That someone else would be Anna, the leader of the group who clearly has eyes for Tyler. That's always an interesting but problematic MTV reality show character, the girl who pines away for the unattainable boy and lashes out at other girls because of it. Producers love to sow discord among girls. We even saw a little of it in our beloved Amanda Lorber.

So by the end of the second episode last night, Cara had stormed off because the girls were angry at her, Tyler revealed himself as a shoulder-shrugging jerk, and poor Shain was left doing a sad little soft-shoe by his lonesome.

Still, I'm not really sure how badly we should feel for young master Shain. He seems pretty in on the gig, throwing out country adages and pearls of hillbilly wisdom with a frequency and a certain dramatic flair that feel awfully coached. The whole show rings remarkably false — even for an MTV reality show — especially in contrast to the show's supposed mission, which is to shed a light on backwoods kids who just don't give a good god darn. They say over and over again, in voiceover and in conversation, that this is how country folk do, meaning they do what they want.

But curiously all they seem to want to do is exactly what's expected of them as young stars of a reality television program. I suspect producer foul play, but we must also wearily acknowledge that the kids have something to do with this too.

And maybe that was the most upsetting thing about last night's premiere, the realization that there are very few preserved pockets in the nation; everyone is newly shrewd and camera-savvy, even in mysterious West Virginia. These kids all know the score, they know their parts, and they are eagerly playing them. Not terribly well, mind you, but they're giving it the ol' college try somethin' fierce nonetheless. I'm sure this is largely my East Coast urban naivety at work here, but MTV did promo the hell out of this thing on the premise that these were raw finds.

Say what you will about Jersey Shore , but at least in the beginning those mooks had no idea what they were doing and that was undeniably interesting.

It's Not a Date. Shain junks his old truck and puts a new one to the test, and Joey feels pressure to take Shae on a date night to make things official.

On a group camping trip, Shain sets his sights on Cara, though she's distracted by Tyler's interest in Katie, and Katie wonders if she and her new flame are intellectually compatible. Ghosts in the Holler. About Buckwild Buckwild follows a group of childhood friends from West Virginia who live by their own set of rules and believe life is a playground where "whatever happens, happens.

Love and relationships come and go, but their bond with family and friends is always at the core for this eccentric group where anything goes! She was arrested for having Oxycodone in her purse and heroin in a shed on the property she resided in. She was arrested for the felony charges of possession with intent to deliver. She rearrested about a month later when her drug test tested positive for oxycodone and morphine. She was released from jail to attend court-ordered inpatient rehab for opiates, then returned to jail.

After pleading guilty, she was sentenced in to five years in prison. However — call me confused. Her Twitter , Instagram , and YouTube accounts are all very active. Her Instagram has a link to a Spotify song, which is suspected to be a part of. Her Instagram also reveals how proud she is of overcoming her addiction and moving on with life.

She seems to be very positive and set on creating a good life for herself. Shae Bradley via Facebook. Anna Davis via Twitter. Joey Mulcahy via Facebook. Ashley Whitt via Google Images.

Cara Parrish via Facebook. Tyler Boulet via Facebook.