The Busbys plan a special Thanksgiving, but bad news for Mimi may throw the holiday into turmoil. When Adam and Danielle find out that Riley and Parker are moving up to a different classroom, Adam struggles with the idea of separating the quints.

Danielle and Adam want to give their daughters the best Christmas, but as their plans crumble, so does Danielle.

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

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.

As Danielle's health concerns grow, Adam reveals a bombshell secret that could mean she's actually pregnant; the couple's stress skyrockets when one of the quints goes missing; Blayke opens a lemonade stand and the entire family is ready to help.

Adam faces the challenge of pleasing his wife and all six of his daughters for Valentine’s Day. Later, Adam and Danielle are stunned by what they learn at Hazel’s doctor appointment.

Danielle is ready to get the girls into underwear, but Adam is worried; Mimi asks to meet up with Danielle.

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.

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.

The Busbys head to Hawaii! But it's trouble in paradise as the quints have constant meltdowns and Riley gets lost. Danielle and Adam face a tough decision as his desire to quit his job grows. Hazel returns to the eye doctor with surgery looming.

The quints are full-blown threenagers now, and Danielle and Adam must figure out how to make them more disciplined; Adam tries to balance working from home, but after Ava gets sick, the Busbys make a shocking discovery in their house.

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

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.

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.

As the Busbys navigate life in their new home, Adam and Danielle try to salvage what's left of the Christmas season; when Danielle learns she needs surgery on her wisdom teeth, Adam struggles to keep the house afloat and deliver a perfect Christmas.

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.

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

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Adam and Danielle want the girls eating healthier; the Busby's get surprising news about their house; Danielle dives into her new business.

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As the Quints prepare for end-of-the-year testing to determine their class placement next year, fears of Parker's anxiety returns.

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.

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.

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

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.