The Season 2 opener profiles a Detroit couponer who's trying to save money to move her family out of their dangerous neighborhood. Also: a Connecticut woman uses couponing to help her family and friends.

Joyce focuses her energy on couponing; Aprille bribes her co-workers with snacks from her stockpile.

In Upstate New York, a couponer shops for her sister's wedding, planning to feed 280 guests on a $150 budget. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, a woman's grandmother left her a treasure trove of coupons with no expiration dates.

A 16-year-old couponer is profiled. Also: a New Hampshire woman embarks on a major haul before taking a six-month break from couponing.

Lisa hopes to spend only $15 for a month's worth of groceries; April plans to feed 300 guests for less than $100.

Extreme donators Chris and Ashley try to get over a thousand dollars' worth of groceries for $0 in a major haul for Feeding America. In Ohio, Joni is back with her "coupontourage" in tow to help her get extra food for their donation.

Cole, a high school senior, clips coupons in class; Angelique is pregnant and must restock her shelves.

A single mother attempts a $4,000 haul; a mother supports her family of five with coupons.

Erin's unorganized method may be her downfall; Dominique and his frat brothers use their stockpile for an epic college party.

Adrienne spreads her love of couponing and tries to make a skeptical friend a believer; Sarah is a 14-year-old couponer who controls all of her family's grocery shopping.

Pregnant couponer Krista dumpster dives; shopaholic Amanda must get all the food for her sister's baby shower for less than sixty-dollars.

A Missouri woman uses her coupon savings to build a dream home for her family. Also: a 20-year-old extreme couponer is profiled.

A Colorado family of five live off student loans and couponing while the father attends engineering school; a Georgia couponer teaches her best friend about the art of saving during a big back-to-school shopping trip.

A Virginia woman uses coupons to keep her family on a vegan diet; a New York woman takes her coupon-skeptic brother shopping for groceries to donate to the Ronald McDonald House.

A mother of seven feeds her family and 200 fellow parishioners for less than $100 a month; another couponer shops to feed 20 guests at her lake house, and faces unexpected competition from her best friend.

A pregnant Florida woman shops for groceries and baby clothes at a discount department store; a Mississippi woman tries to break a personal record for saving on a month's groceries.

Jeff comes from a dynasty of male couponers and is passing the torch on to his son; Kelly is couponing for her basketball team's post game party.

Missy plans to get toothbrushes and other supplies to donate to a center that helps teen moms; single mother Nicole is able to keep her daughter in dance lessons because of couponing.

A California couponer feeds her whole family on just $25,000 a year.

J'aime plans to use her coupons to get $2000 worth of groceries for around $100; Tiffany and her husband rethink their coupon strategy.

Rebecca plans to fit her party into her monthly food budget; Jessica plans on 18 separate transactions to buy more than $600 worth of groceries.

Identical twins Tai and Tarin get birthday freebies; Nathan prepares 1,000 military care packages.

Missy plans to save more than $50 using coupons; Amy plans to buy more than $400 worth of groceries for under $10.

Desirae is so thrifty, she gets all of her coupons from public recycling bins; Stephanie is teaching her son to coupon before he goes off to college.

Chris tries to get donation items for free; Antoinette coupons to take care of her mother and daughter.