1000 Lb Sisters S3:E7 - The Weight Is Over (For Chris)

1000 Lb Sisters S3:E7 - The Weight Is Over (For Chris)

1000 Lb Sisters S3:E7 "The Moment of Truth" Chris finally reaches the moment he's been working toward for years: bariatric surgery approval. He misses his weight goal by a few pounds but still gets the green light, proving that consistency and hard work count for something. While Chris moves forward, the rest of the family can't help but notice that Tammy seems stuck in the same place—both on the scale and in life. Meanwhile, Amy and Michael decide it's time to upgrade to a bigger house for baby Gage, and Tammy spends more time talking about dating than dieting. By episode's end, Chris successfully makes it through surgery, Amy is house hunting, and Tammy is dealing with relationship drama, police involvement, and another reminder that finding a boyfriend is apparently much easier than following a meal plan.

Extreme Sisters S2:E3 - Triple Trouble

Christina's pregnancy creates tension as Jessica struggles with experiencing such a milestone separately for the first time. Staten Island triplets Katherine, Hannah, and Nadia face family pressure to find a more traditional path in life. Anna and Lucy's commitment to being identical is tested during a difficult dental appointment, while Ashley's hopes of having a child hits a roadblock after a painful conversation with her ex, Terrance.

1000 Lb. Sisters S3:E6 - Denial Ain't Just a River in Kentucky

1000 Lb. Sisters S3:E6 - "Man vs. Scale" In this week's beautifully chaotic dive into the Slaton universe, Tammy meets a new therapist and—shocker—serves up a fresh platter of defensive excuses instead of actual breakthroughs. Meanwhile, Amy goes looking to ditch her excess skin but gets handed a heavy dose of reality from the plastic surgeon instead. Over in Chris's corner, it’s the ultimate title match: Man vs. Scale, with his long-awaited bariatric surgery hanging in the balance. Throw in some swimming pool drama, Tisa rightfully demanding an apology, and Darlene doling out unsolicited sleep-schedule critiques, and you've got yourself a classic episode.

Extreme Sisters 2:2 - Wombmates

Ashley and Vee’s surrogacy announcement explodes into chaos when Demetrius forces Vee to choose between her marriage and her sister. As Ashley struggles with the guilt of tearing the family apart, Vee refuses to back down — insisting she’ll carry the baby “with pride and dignity” no matter who disagrees. Meanwhile, Jordan takes matters into her own hands by helping Derek shop for Randi’s engagement ring… and pushing his budget to the absolute limit. But Derek’s hesitation about proposing threatens the twins’ perfectly planned future. Anna and Lucy test-drive motherhood with eerily lifelike baby dolls, synchronized parenting routines, and a surprisingly supportive Ben. What starts as a gift from their mother quickly becomes an emotional glimpse into the future they still desperately want together. And after months of silence, psychic sisters Jessica and Christina attempt to repair their relationship before Christina gives birth — but unresolved tension, a protective husband, and one painfully awkward bathtub conversation threaten to pull them apart all over again.

1000Lb Sisters S3:E5 - Everybody Hurts (Especially Michael’s Back)

1000 Lb Sisters S3:E5 "Pushed Too Far" As Tammy spirals deeper into her relationship with Phillip, the rest of the family starts wondering if Vegas is calling… or if she’s just being catfished by a feeder with a phone plan. Chris unloads on Amy for enabling Tammy’s nonstop cheat meals, Amy finally breaks down from carrying everyone else’s problems, and somehow Tammy still manages to convince people that none of this is actually her fault. Meanwhile, Misty tries to stage an intervention before Tammy flies across the country for a man she can barely physically travel to meet. Over at Amy’s house, professional organizers continue uncovering the aftermath of years of clutter, emotional attachment, and pure chaos while Amy tearfully admits she’s drowning under motherhood, caregiving, and internet criticism. But in true Slaton fashion, the emotional meltdowns are balanced out with butt massagers, fart jokes, and a county fair meet-and-greet complete with trivia, pieing Michael in the face, and over 200 fans showing up to celebrate the sisters. And then there’s Tammy versus movement itself. From refusing to use an electric wheelchair correctly to nearly rage-quitting after water aerobics, Tisa finally reaches her breaking point pushing Tammy around while Tammy insists everyone else is the problem.