A&E to Feature More of Louisiana in "The Governor's Wife"

If you've tuned into A&E lately, you've probably seen the new commercials promoting the series premiere of yet another Louisiana family. Evidently, with the incredible amount of interest in Duck Dynasty, A&E has decided that the country finds us pretty fascinating.

And I'm sure they won't miss the mark with "The Governor's Wife"...though it's a much different "mark" than that of Duck Dynasty.

Here's what A&E is writing about the new show, which premieres Oct. 27 at 9 p.m. our time.

"Edwin Edwards, now 86 years old and still dubbed the 'King of Louisiana, shocked the state (and his family) when he married Trina Grimes Scott, a woman 50 years his junior. They became pen pals while Edwin was serving an 8 ½ year prison sentence for bribery and extortion - charges stemming from his tenure as Governor of Louisiana - and married when Edwin was released.

This colorful couple heads a newly combined family comprised of Edwin’s daughters: Anna, a 63-year-old, four-time divorcée and Victoria, a seen-it-all former performer who is never far from her electronic cigarette, as well as Trina’s sons from a previous marriage, 16-year-old Logan and 14-year-old Trevor.

The series follows Trina as she discovers Edwin’s reserve of frozen sperm and tries to grow the family, while also attempting to fit into the former governor’s Southern high society, get along with stepdaughters twice her age, corral her teenage sons and fend off skeptics who think she’s a gold digger.

The Edwards’ unexpected dynamic redefines what it means to be a modern family."