60 Days In Season 7 - Here’s What We Can Tell Fans So Far

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It’s no surprise why. The series has all the drama and intensity that viewers look for in reality TV shows, and it’s not scripted, according to The Cinemaholic. Plus, the volunteers feel as though they are doing good work. Every volunteer who goes undercover helps remove rival gangs, drugs, and corruption by reporting what they learn to the sheriff.

Here’s Season 7’s release date

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In addition, the last release date for Season 6, “the craziest season ever” as A&E called it, was November 19, 2019 (via The Gadsden Times). The next release date may therefore happen this November. At that point, new details will likely be revealed, too.

However, COVID-19 may have caused a delay in both casting and filming. Depending on the state of certain jails, the showrunners may have a difficult time creating a safe environment for the inmates, volunteers, and crew.

Who will be in the cast of 60 Days In Season 7?

Also, participants must go through intense training to prepare for the program. This means that the casting process takes even longer, as some potential cast members get weeded out by training. In previous seasons, like Season 6, volunteers who made it through training couldn’t get through the 60 days. Veterans of the reality show who did make it said that they followed strict rules to get through the entire program, via AETV.

New details about Season 7

As always, filming of Season 7 will likely take place at a new county jail, one that has never hosted the reality show. Filming in a new jail each season allows the showrunners to have the element of surprise. When inmates don’t know about the series, they don’t suspect that a small number of inmates are actually undercover volunteers.

Ultimately, it will take time to learn more details about Season 7 of “60 Days In,” but it will be worth it. The new season will bring even more drama and more change to the way jails are run.