- 1
Adam and the Thanksgiving Disaster
Danielle and Adam navigate new roles in their family with six growing girls and a new storefront boutique to run. When their oven breaks right before they have to host Thanksgiving, Adam's on the hook to pull off a miracle.
- 2
Riley and the Catwalk
The Quints prepare to be supermodels at the 2nd Annual Graeson Bee Fashion Show. Danielle juggles wild cards like Uncle Dale, bad weather and a hot chocolate bar made for disaster. Hazel reveals to Adam that she wants to learn how to ride a bike.
- 3
Ava and the First Dance
It's Christmas madness as the Bubsys rush from a dance recital to a Christmas parade to hosting a cookie party! Last-minute staffing issues at the boutique put Danielle in a crunch. Danielle and Adam clash over her struggles to stay in shape.
- 4
Blayke and the Babysitting
In a pinch on a big night out, Adam and Danielle debate about whether Blayke is ready to babysit the quints; the Graeson Bee storefront impacts Danielle's health; Adam and Riley have an unexpected adventure while brushing up on her soccer skills.
- 5
Hazel and the Sloth
The Quints and Blayke put "Fun Dad" Adam to the test when Danielle goes to Dallas for a week of business and pleasure. Hazel is still learning to ride her new bike long after her sisters have mastered theirs, but Adam and Danielle disagree on why.
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Danielle and the Bacon
The Quints and Blayke surprise Danielle with a spa day for her belated birthday to chaotic results; after being apart, Adam and Danielle's long-awaited date reveals deep-seated issues; nerves run high when Hazel goes to see a new eye doctor.
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Parker and the Glamping
Against Danielle's wishes, Adam takes the quints old-school camping; Blayke's first big middle school dance brings up growing pains for her and Danielle, and communication issues come to light.
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Olivia and the Pink Limo
Adam grapples with taking all the quints to their first daddy-daughter dance; Danielle looks for new ways to welcome fitness back into her life; Blayke pushes her independence, making future school and life choices without her parents' influence.