Eulogy For Alaska

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Tonight viewers got a new episode of Alaska: The Last Frontier. It is the week of Christmas and Atz Lee Kilcher and his family shared a Christmas episode with fans. It was really confusing to everyone though considering that the Kilcher's were talking about it being Christmas Eve and obviously that is not true. Fans went to the show's Facebook page to try to figure out exactly what was going on tonight with the Kilcher family's new episode.

Atz Lee Kilcher made a great gift for Jane and she did the same for him. Jane actually made a wash basin into a bass for Atz Lee to play and decorated it for Christmas. This was the perfect gift because he can use it to stand up and work on healing as well as give him something to do. Atz Lee made a gorgeous …show more content…
The reason that they don't get a white Christmas could be the fact that the Kilcher family is filming all about Christmas when it isn't even Christmas.

Otto took Charlotte out to show her this big gift that was for her. He put a blindfold on her and of course she was really excited when she realized what was going on, but if they had just waited for Christmas than the entire Kilcher family might have had a real white Christmas like Charlotte wanted to see.

It turns out that this episode was filmed months ago, at least before September. People shared on October 1 that Elvin and Eve Kilcher had welcomed their daughter Sparrow Rose. This was a very exciting time for the Kilcher family. On this episode tonight, Eve was very obviously still pregnant so they filmed this episode before the baby was born. This means that they filmed Christmas months ago.

On December 18, Kilcher Cam Fans shared on Facebook that they were already done filming this season. Everyone had a big party to celebrate the end of season five, showing that they were finished, but of course viewers will get to see the rest of the season after it was
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