The Alldredges, Snowdens, McGees and Winders all meet for the first time to answer tough questions about each of their journeys in plural dating and take a deep dive together into the season's juiciest moments.

Ashley and Dimitri Snowden are just a few days away from marrying Vanessa, but when their three families with their three big personalities all get together, everything can go wrong.

The Snowdens look toward the future after Dimitri and Vanessa become intimate, but Ashley surprises them with some news; Brandy reunites with the McGees; the Alldredges are shocked by the latest Jennifer news; the Winders discuss their future.

The Alldredges are frustrated by Jennifer's mysterious behavior; the Winders video chat with a potential sister wife; Paige questions if this lifestyle is what she really wants; the Snowdens prepare for Dimitri and Vanessa to be intimate.

Paige's jealousy gets out of control; Jeff receives shocking news; the Snowdens try to win over Vanessa's twin.

Vanessa and her sister clash over her choice to join a polygamist lifestyle; the Alldredges prepare for Jennifer's visit until Jeff gets a strange text message.

The Snowdens arrive in LA and hope their relationship with Vanessa will still work under one roof; the McGees nervously prep for Brandy's arrival; the Alldredges ask Jennifer to come for a visit; the Winders find a possible interest online.

The McGees set ground rules for courting and intimacy and ask a potential sister wife to meet in-person; the Winders launch their online dating profile; the Snowdens decide to make a move that could impact Vanessa's life in a serious way.

Surprises are in store when Jeff tells his wives about Jennifer's abrupt exit; Dimitri decides to introduce Vanessa to Ashley's mother without telling her; the McGees video chat with a potential sister wife; Sophie Winder's family visits.

The Alldredges' potential sister wife throws their courtship off track; Vanesa throws a curve ball at Dimitri on their date; the McGees move out of their camper for more space and privacy; the Winders take a public stand for their plural lifestyle.

Vanessa experiences life as a Snowden; the McGees tell their sons they want to seek a sister wife; the Winders go out in public as a trio for the first time; the Alldredges wonder if their potential sister wife, Jennifer, will show up on their date.

The Snowdens and the Alldredges court a new sister wife; elsewhere, young newlyweds, the Winders, still have a plural marriage in secret; the McGees seek their first sister wife.

The rarely seen world of a polygamist family is documented in "Sister Wives," which follows Kody Brown, his four wives and their combined 18 children trying to live as a "normal" family in a society that shuns their lifestyle. Three of the wives -- Meri, Janelle and Christine -- have worked for years with Kody to develop a cohesive, loving unit, and their marriages produced 13 kids. Then wife No. 4, Robyn, and her three children were added to the family much later, a development that produced mixed feelings, insecurities and uncertainties. Will it disrupt the balance and change the Browns' lives for the worse?

The "trophy wife" label has infiltrated Hollywood headlines for years, but what's it really like to be one? This docuseries follows a group of women who are married to wealthy, older, previously divorced men -- including the likes of real estate developer Mohamed Hadid -- and the baggage that comes along with them. They are faced with their husbands' ex-wives (sometimes multiple), children (who are sometimes their age), and the challenge of navigating their May-December romances -- all with the intention of becoming their husbands' "forever wives."

Caroline Manzo ("Real Housewives of New Jersey") has her own show about the chaos of three adult children living in her house. Despite being engaged, daughter Lauren has never left the Manzo household; sons Albie and Chris have returned home to save money for a new apartment, and Albie's girlfriend joins them; Lauren tries to expand her business; Chris gets into messes that are hard for Caroline to handle. Sister-in-law Jacqueline offers help, but caterer Albert focuses on more productive activities. As the series progresses, the Manzo children leave the house and head out on their own, leaving Caroline to wonder if she has succeeded in her role as the Manzo matriarch.

Kate Gosselin has focused all of her time on being a full-time mom of eight, but now she is ready to give love a chance again. Kate's dating skills have become rusty after being single for over a decade, so she has enlisted the help of expert matchmakers Rachel DeAlto and Adam LoDolce to guide her through the ins and outs of dating. The matchmakers will help Kate find her perfect match and will set her up on dates with 10 bachelors. The dates include two activities: one that's fun and interactive and another that is more personal and will help the couples get to know each other on a deeper level. The process helps Kate learn how to trust again and be open to new things.

How many people does it take to prepare 40 baby bottles a day, change 420 diapers a week, and administer feedings every three hours? Two, as in Danielle and Adam Busby. In April 2015, the Texas couple became parents to the first-ever all-female quintuplets born in the U.S. The new additions -- Ava, Olivia, Hazel, Riley and Parker -- join 4-year-old Blayke, turning a family of three into a bustling household of eight overnight. "Outdaughtered" profiles the Busbys' journey, focusing on the babies' delivery and the massive adjustment period that follows. Lending much-needed help are Danielle's older twin sisters, Ashley and Crystal, and her zany mom, Michelle.