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In an enhanced episode, Adam plans a beach vacation getaway for Mother's Day, but it might be more chaos than calm with the entire extended family in tow. On the trip, the quints see the ocean for the first time, and Adam reveals his struggles to Nick and Dale.

The quints have their first sleepover at the Mills when the Busbys are forced to leave their home for a few days.

The Busbys throw a joint birthday party for the girls, but Danielle also plans individual birthday outings! When Adam's job causes him to miss out on the fun, he faces a big decision. A familiar guest scares the girls at the Busby Easter celebration.

Danielle and Adam explore sending the quints to nursery school, but when one of the them isn't allowed to go, the Busbys face the difficult decision of splitting the girls up. As for Mimi, living under the Busby roof has begun to take a serious toll.

It's Thanksgiving at the Busby household! Adam & Danielle decide to host 20 people but soon realize they have bitten off more than they can chew. Meanwhile, Hazel has a major breakthrough and Adam & Danielle push Mimi to consider apartment living.

The Busbys move out of their mold-infested home, but transitioning isn't easy; the quints night time antics escalate until Adam and Danielle split up their bedrooms for the first time; Adam plans a surprise birthday party for Danielle.

Blayke hopes to turn a profit with her business; Danielle's stress gets worse; Adam reveals the truth about his vasectomy.

When Danielle catches the flu, Mimi struggles to take care of 5 babies on her own. Adam plans a 10-year anniversary surprise for Danielle. Later, when Danielle gives a speech for the hospital, she faces the painful past of having premature babies.

Adam and Danielle hope teaching the quints to share will stop their constant fighting; Blayke has a gymnastics evaluation but one wrong step may cost her the chance to move up; the Busbys step in to help a family hurt by the hurricane.

A family member suffers a devastating loss when Hurricane Harvey hits; Danielle and Adam are split on what to do about Olivia escaping from her crib; and Danielle may have to work through the fun when it’s time for the simple pleasures of Halloween.

Adam gets a great work opportunity, but he needs to rely on the chaotic quints to make it a success; when Parker's anxiety gets the best of her, the Busbys must look for solutions; Blayke follows in her mom's footsteps with a new hobby.

Adam and Danielle Busby defy all odds by giving birth to the first set of all girl quintuplets in the US. After four months in the NICU, the quints come home and along with four-year-old sister Blayke, turn Adam and Danielle's lives upside down.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, Adam is torn over how to make his little girls feel special during the holiday. Danielle throws the family a surprise they will never forget and the Busbys learn about fire safety with an unexpected twist.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, but celebrating is the last thing on the Busbys' minds; tensions run high between Adam and Danielle as they continue the hunt for a new house and the quints undergo their first school testing.

It's Adam's birthday and the family is celebrating with a weekend trip to a Dude Ranch; the Busby's must make a difficult decision about the girls' schooling.

Adam’s left in charge of all six kids for the weekend, as Danielle goes out of town for a work conference. Even though parenting solo is overwhelming, he has big plans in store for his little ladies. A routine eye checkup for Hazel delivers shocking news.

The Busby family relives some of their favorite moments from the show.

When a talk show asks the Busbys to make a live TV appearance in New York, the family heads to the Big Apple. But traveling with 6 kids is as difficult as it sounds! And a last-minute trip to the doctor has Danielle and Adam concerned about Hazel.

After Danielle confronts Adam about his money spending ways, they realize they need to make some tough choices to provide for their six girls. They also continue to step up their efforts to get Hazel walking so she can join her sisters in pre-school.

The Busbys wade back into potty training, determined not to be defeated this time. Blayke takes gymnastics lessons & enjoys one-on-one time with her parents. Mimi distances herself from the family as she struggles with the loss of her house.

Adam & Danielle realize they need a larger home, but house hunting proves stressful when they realize what a larger house will cost. Later, the family heads back to their hometown & Danielle comes up with an idea that could solve all their problems.

As the Busby's head to Disney World, Danielle is determined to turn off work mode and focus on having fun. Things get tricky for Adam when a job opprotunity comes up forcing the Busbys to debate their priorities.

As the start of school looms just two weeks away, Danielle finds herself feeling overwhelmed as she attempts to juggle the family’s extensive list of responsibilities. However, her frustration mounts when she struggles to enlist Adam’s help in managing their hectic schedule. Amidst the chaos, one of the quints encounters difficulties with reading, adding an extra layer of concern for the parents. To further complicate matters, Adam receives a job offer that has the potential to shake up the household dynamics (cundelatoteh).

With their schedules overloaded, Danielle and Adam begin their search for hired help and are surprised when Crystal volunteers to give it a whirl; Danielle hosts a teacher event at the store and enlists the girls to help give back to the community.

Blayke gets her big girl sleepover while the Quints invade Uncle Dale and Aunt Crystal's for the night; the kitchen renovation goes from bad to worse; the Busbys try to teach the girls to ride bikes.

With Halloween approaching, the Busbys scramble to make the holiday spook-tacular and safe in the pandemic; Riley's refusal to sleep in her room wreaks havoc; a hurricane threatens Lake Charles, forcing friends and family to evacuate.

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.

With the possibility of another surgery looming for Hazel, Adam stresses over her upcoming appointment with a new doctor; when the quints start having poop explosions, Daniel tries potty training with disastrous results.

The Busbys are ready to salvage the rest of the summer when local quarantine restrictions are lifted; things take a turn for the worse when they discover a huge issue lurking in the kitchen walls; Parker faces an old fear; Dale surprises the family.

As summer vacation winds down, the Busby kids reluctantly prepare for back to school, and Adam looks forward to his new photography gig; constantly juggling everyone's changing schedules pushes Danielle closer and closer to a breaking point.

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.

As coronavirus takes hold, the Busbys must quarantine in their home. In this entirely self-shot episode, the family of eight celebrates birthdays and Easter, fights off cabin fever and tries to stay sane as they spend weeks on end cooped up together.

With the Quints fighting more than ever, the Busbys agree to join the Mills in San Antonio to shake things up. Meanwhile, Hazel is prescribed an unexpected treatment at her eye appointment, and Danielle faces her fear of heights.

As the Busbys' RV adventure continues, a storm threatens to ruin their fun. Hazel finally has her eye appointment, but the visit could mean bad news. With kindergarten looming, the Busbys face tough decisions that may upset the girls.

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.

As the threat of the coronavirus rises, the Busbys must deal with home schooling their six daughters and juggling birthday plans amidst the crisis.

Dale's positive COVID-19 test puts the whole family on edge. Back in quarantine with life on hold, the Busbys anxiously await their test results. Danielle learns the fate of the girls' upcoming school year.

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.

Danielle begins the new year by making a chore chart to teach the kids to help around the house, but wonders if this will remedy her exhaustion or double the quints' tantrums; the girls enter a fashion show.

The Busbys plan a joint birthday party for all their girls, but when Blayke wants her own party Adam and Danielle must come up with a way to make her feel special. The quints' turning 2 also means it's time for their first trip to the dentist.

The Busbys have become experts on parenting quintuplets, and are ready to teach the world. Through never-before seen moments, insight from the girls themselves, and advice on what to do and not do, this is a crash course on all things raising Quints.

With the grand opening of the cycle studio looming, tensions rise when Danielle announces she wants to work there more than expected; Hazel returns to the eye doctor; the quints get invited to be grand marshals of the League City parade.