Dog the Bounty Hunter Back on TV

Apparently, he learned his lesson. (AP Images)

After phone calls surfaced of Duane Dog Chapman making racial slurs, America's favorite bail bondsman's A&E show Dog the Bounty Hunter was suspended.

However, according to TMZ, Dog has apparently learned his lesson and his show will be going back into production. Makeup artists and camera crews have reportedly already been hired for the Hawaii set, and cars and houses have been rented for the show.

TMZ reports that as soon as Dog's racial slurs surfaced, he immediately went on a "tour of forgiveness, working with CORE and other groups to promote racial equality." Apparently the network executives at A&E are "very pleased" with Dog's progress and thus are giving him his show back.

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