Billy The Exterminator – Season 3 (DVD Review)
June 30th, 2011 by Jami Ferguson
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I am terrified of bugs and all things of the creepy crawly variety. In addition I have a completely irrational fear of flying things (especially bees), particularly those small enough to fly into my ear canal. A quick google search reveals that my abnormal and persistent fear of insects is called entomophobia. As a life long entomophobe, the fact that I am a loyal viewer of Billy the Exterminator just goes to show you how entertaining Billy Bretherton and family can be. I watch every single episode – event the ones with spiders and cockroaches confident in the knowledge that those scurrying little devils will soon meet their maker when Vexcon is called. Continue reading ‘Billy The Exterminator – Season 3 (DVD Review)’
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