'Teen Mom' Final Season Trailer Revealed
The fourth and final season of MTV's hit reality mama drama starts this June
By Sona Charaipotra May 15, 2012 3:50PM

They're back!
The original stars of MTV's hit reality mama drama "Teen Mom" are back for a fourth -- and final -- season this June, and today the network released a sneak peek at what we can expect. Which seems to be a lot more the same, actually.
Bing: More about 'Teen Mom'
- Amber and Gary are still duking it out while their poor little one, Leah, watches in horror. Expect more arrests, violence, an apparent suicide risk and perhaps another lame attempt at making things work between them.
- Farrah and her mom Debra are also still duking it out, except Farrah has actually made the move to Florida, leaving little Sophia in her grandmother's care. So there's plenty of angst on both sides there.
- Caitlin and Tyler have graduated and are still together. But they're still deliberating whether they should stay together. They're also still proud of the fact that they gave their birth daughter, Carly, a better life, but mourning the situation nonetheless.
- Maci's still with Tyler -- and hoping for a ring -- but dealing with her deadbeat baby daddy Ryan. She's also trying to manage school. Maybe she's doing a better job of it now that baby Bentley is three.
Here's a look at the trailer.
"Teen Mom" premieres Tuesday, June 12 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
15Comments
May 16, 2012 10:18AM
May 16, 2012 10:07AM
No way...there isn't a prayer in hell that I would ever co-sign this kind of programming. It's not like there isn't enough dysfunction going on in the world that needs serious dealing with...why drag innocent babies and immature teens into it and give them incentive to continue to act irresponsible. Reality TV makes me SICK and I will in no way support it.
May 16, 2012 9:02AM
May 16, 2012 7:27AM
May 15, 2012 11:52PM
May 15, 2012 10:35PM
I was a young mother and i would not have considered leaving my child farrah is a tramp and leaving her child so she can play around in another state makes her one she doesn't have what it takes to be a mom to stick to it. there are those of us who stuck it out and she is one of the runners. her daughter will do much better with grandma.
May 15, 2012 9:38PM
It is an absolute SHAME that these TEEN MOMS are being portrayed this way. They are not models....they are not stars....this is so SAD to me. Why would anyone in their right mind exploit this? This is not reality AT ALL.....NOT REALITY. I am disgusted and I think EVERYONE needs to take a long, hard, intellectual, moral look at this. It is simply WRONG. If I was that age, OMG...who knows what I would follow...Please, please, please stop!!!
May 15, 2012 8:17PM
May 15, 2012 8:02PM
May 15, 2012 7:39PM
Lets see, One who is constantly PO'ed at her Mom, One who is constantly PO'ed at her baby daddy, One is is too lazy to work up the nerve to get PO'ed, and one Nasty **** who is just ...well... PO'ed period. I would have thought they would have replaced these tired worn out wench stories with some new blood by now??
May 15, 2012 7:24PM
May 15, 2012 6:58PM
May 15, 2012 6:49PM
Report
Are you sure you want to delete this comment?
primetime tonight
tv news
- Jennifer Hudson (definitely) in negotiations to judge 'Idol'
- A&E cancels 'Intervention'
- Vin Diesel talks pot, steroids and Facebook in bizarre 'Tonight Show' interview
- 'S.W.A.T.' star Steve Forrest dies at 87
- Lea Michele has book scheduled for 2014 release
- McCain: It's common sense that consumers should choose their cable channels
- Billy Crystal pilot 'The Comedians' gets order from FX
- Emma Roberts to join 'American Horror Story' for Season 3
- 'Bad Teacher' series gets late pickup from CBS
- 'Fashion Police' strike: Both sides dig in on eve of rally
meet the bloggers

Deanna Barnert | Los Angeles, Calif.
Entertainment journalist Deanna "TVDeeva" Barnert visits sets, interviews industry players and critiques the final product. Buzz's daytime TV queen covers it all for MSN TV, but loves her sitcoms, soaps and any juicy drama that doesn't call itself Reality TV.




