05x02 - Fork You! I'm Done!

[bunniefuu]

[Amy] Previously on


-[kisses]
-[crowd cheer]

[Tammy]

-[Caleb] I love you, baby.
-I love you.

Tammy tells me
she's ready to be independent,

but I don't think
she's prepared
for leaving Caleb behind.

I'm worried about how
depression and stuff
could set in.

-Gage Deon, hey.
-[screams]

[photographer] Got him.

Come here. Go sit down.

[Amy] Every aspect
of my life is chaotic

because I have no support.

Gage, stay in this room.

[Amy]
Michael ain't doing...[bleep]

He's just sitting there

looking like
Boo Boo the [bleep] fool.

I got so much on my plate.

-[Glenn babbles]
-I got mom, I got the boys,
I got Tammy.

It's like how do you do
all these things?

[Glenn babbles]

b*tches!

-Hey!
-What's up, b*tch?

-[Amy] Look at you!
-[Amanda laughs]

[Amanda] Damn, I forgot
how short you were, girl.

-I'm gonna smack you, h*.
-[Amanda laughs]

Nobody's mentioned the trach?

-[laughs]
-[Tammy] Amy's being a wussy.

[Amanda chuckles]

[all laugh]

[bleep]

[Amy crying] I can't even
[bleep] be in a room

without getting made fun of?

[bleep] that.

[Amanda]
She's making it out to be like
I'm the [bleep] villain.

[Amy] I did not make you out
to be the villain.

You are making me out
to be the villain.

Why is it

-everybody has to pick on me?
-[Amanda] Oh, God, [bleep]
[shouting] shut up!

[Tammy]

I think Amy took it too far.

[bleep]

[bleep]

[chuckles softly]

[chuckles softly]

Acclimated.

-[producer]
-[laughs]

What's up, girl?

You finishing up
your pill bottle?

I'm glad you're taking it
and not me.

[Chris] Today,
I'm taking Tammy
to the grocery store.

But first,
I really just want to see

where Tammy is mentally
right now.

I know, with you
being apart from Caleb,

it's hard.

How are you holding up?

Don't let it
get you depressed.

[Chris] When we went to Ohio
to get her,

you know, we stopped
on the way home
at this gas station,

and when we come back out
she's upset and crying.

[cries]

[Tammy]

I understand that.

[cries]

[Chris] Tammy was feeling
some type of way

about leaving Caleb behind.

And Tammy's had
a problem in the past

with bottling up her feelings

and not working through 'em.

[bleep]

We're here
when you want to talk.

I don't want to sit around,
and cry, and think about it

because if I do
then I'm gonna get depressed,

so I just block it out.

You know, they always say
absence makes the heart
grow fonder.


of damn absence.

But there's not anything
we can really do

except keep her mind
off of it.

I kind of want to have
a get-together. [sniffs]

-Get everybody here and...
-How many people
we talking?

The whole crew?

God damn.

If you're game I'm game,

so, yeah, I mean,
we can start planning it.

Since the first night party
didn't go as planned,

With my aunts, my uncles,

my brothers, and sisters,
and cousins, and mom.

Plus, if I'm busy
I'm not thinking about Caleb.

[bleep]

You about ready to head in?

We're gonna try to put you
in the front seat today.

Are you game?

What do you mean
you won't be able to?

[laughs]

[laughs]

The last time
I sat in, like, the front,

it would probably be, um,


[Chris] You all right?

[Tammy] Yeah.

[breathing heavily]

-[chuckles]
-There you go, girl.

[laughs]

-[Chris] Holy... [bleep]
-I did it!

When Tammy actually realizes
that she sat down
in the chair,

and she's good to go,
and the door can close,

you can tell the little battle
that she just beat

made her feel wonderful.

Because even at 16

she couldn't sit
in the front seat buckled up.

And now...

I feel, like,
the little vibrations
on my butt.

-How does that feel?
-[chuckles] Weird.

Sitting in the front seat,
it's like a whole new world
for me.

You're experiencing...

...everything from
a different point of view.

And instead of being
[chuckling] the second person
to see stuff,

you're the first
[chuckling] person.

-You got to push
your grocery cart.
-What the heck?

You better grab ahold of it.
That's your thing, girl.

Yeah. [laughs]

-That's all it takes.
-[laughs]

[Tammy]

[chuckling] It's ridiculous.

I look like I'm trying to push
Barbie's Dreamhouse cart.

-That's just water.
-Oh, never mind. [snickers]

-[Chris] Do you want eggs?
-Yeah.

[Chris]

Oh, you nasty.

[bleep]

[bleep]

Ah-hah, Tammy,
here's what we're
talking about.

-Those are spoons.
-Baby spoons.

-[Chris]
-[chuckles]

[Tammy]
Today's been a big day.

Ouch.

Are you all right?

Well, if you ever bought
a pair of real shoes

instead of some footie socks,

-[chuckles]
-you know, you might be okay.

[Tammy] Don't talk
about my footie socks.
They're comfortable.

Hello?

-[Tammy] In the kitchen.
-All right.

[Amy]

Pinata!

Cool.

And then...

[Tammy chuckles]

Cool.

[Amy laughs]

-[snickers]
-[bleep]

[chuckles] What?

[Tammy] I think
the hats are cute...

But I think
it should have said,
"Tammy is free."

[chuckles]

[babbles]

[Tammy]

I'm sorry I left,
like, the other day
how I left.

That was really immature.

I just wish that
you would have tried
a little harder

not to do it on my first...

But it is what it is.
Like, just let it
roll off your shoulders.

[Amy] I acted like
a total two-year-old.

I'm a mom now.

You know, I should talk out

when I have a problem
with that.

I mean, I can take a joke
with the next person,

but that day
was just so stressful.

We were busy in the morning,
then Tammy coming home.
It was just a lot of stress.

And I will pull Amanda aside
and tell her I'm sorry,

and explain to her
what happened.

[Tammy]

And I never wanted to be...

...part of your stress.

-It ain't you.
-I was part of it.

And I know I was.

Like, you were trying
to get me home,

and get me things I needed,

and I get it.

You were never a burden.

[Amy sniffs]

She thinks that
she was a burden? No.

I did it because I loved you,

and I will never
give up on you

no matter what you do.

You could m*rder somebody

and I would still
take your side
because you are my sister.

[laughing]

[chuckles]

[Tammy]

I think we're gonna make...

[chuckling]

A coochie board
is just, basically,
a little bit of everything.

Like cheese,
some, uh, you know,
proteins.

And put some grapes.

[Amy] Char-cootie board?
Char-coochie?

Char-coochie board.

I think it's a French word.

[babbles]

[snickers]

Lean back here. [snickers]

[both chuckle]

[laughing]
Is that all you got?

[both laugh]

[Amy] Being here with Tammy
is feeling like old times.

She's a b*tch, I'm a h*.

[chuckling] Basically.

[chomps]

Um, num, num, num.

You want it?

Here you go. Here you are.

Good job, buddy.

I'm making sure
everything at the party,
food-wise, is healthy...

We're just the two fat kids...

[both laugh]

[Amy]

Ba... Girl, you fat.

[laughs]

I mean, we could.

Ta-da.

[Amy]
It actually does look good.

[Tammy] Cool.

[Tammy] Maybe some pickles.

[chuckles]

[groans softly]

Watch me get pickle juice
all over me.

-Tammy,
do you want me to do it?
-[groans softly]

-Yes.
-[chuckles]

Damn it. I tried.

-[groans]
-You got two children.

I thought you knew
how to handle a pickle.

-No, I...
-[laughs]

Preferably,
I like the bigger pickles.

-But... [laughs]
-Well.

[both laugh]

[laughs heartily]

[laughs]

-[bleep]
-[laughs]

[groans]

Give me the muscles.
Come on. You got it.

[Amy chuckling]
We need you, buddy.

[Amy] Well, that worked.

-[gasps]
-Uh-huh.

Oopsies.

[Tammy] This is the first time
I'm hosting a party

in my new house.

I'm excited to see everybody.

I think staying busy
with my family is...

...kind of putting
a Band-Aid on...

...me missing Caleb.

Okay, what do you think?

I think you need
a bigger board.

[chuckles]

[Tony] So how's it been
without Tammy?

I ain't gonna lie, it's rough.

I know I've got to crack down
on this weight,

but Tammy
was my support system

and now she's not there.

My emotions
are all over the place.

You've got to fix the things
that are wrong.

[Amanda] Amy's been unhappy
for a very long time,

and I think that some of it
has a lot to do with
her marriage.

If you don't
address those issues
it's only gonna get worse.

It's been one week
since Tammy left rehab.

And, man, do I miss my wife.

But I can't go anywhere
until this trach gets removed.

And in order to do that
I know I've got to crack down
on this weight.

But, honestly,
I'm a little bit nervous

because she's been there
for me as a support system
and now she's not there.

[Tony] So how's it been
without Tammy?
You miss her?

Man, I ain't gonna lie,
it's rough.

I mean, we've been
talking every day.

You know, it's just...

...I try not to tell her
bad stuff.

[Nathaniel] Understand.

[Chris] Now that Tammy's
not here to help...

And I'm not really sure
how to tell her

because I don't want to put
any more on her plate
than she can bear.

-I really want to take it
in a healthier direction.
-[Tony] Yeah.

The final showdown.
Me versus myself.

-Glenn.
-[chuckles]

[balloon squeaks]

[squeals]

[Amy] When do you think
everybody's gonna be here?

[Tammy] Any time.

-[Glenn giggles]
-[blows raspberry]

[Amy]

I'm excited to see everybody,

but I'm also nervous
to see everybody because...

-[sighing]
Oh, we be fighting.
-[snickers]

[laughs]

Well, that too,
but I was gonna say,
I said "fighting."

-Yeah, there's gonna be
a lot of fighting.
-A lot of fighting.

Hey, girl.

What you up to?

Hey.

All right, y'all ready to go
to the kitchen?

-Sure, let's go.
-Yeah.

[Amanda] Amy and I
have not talked about

what happened the other night.

Um, you know,
Amy got really loud

and rather rude with me.

So, um, as far as today,

I'm just going in like,
"Don't start no [bleep]
won't be no..." [bleep]

Hey, sis, why don't you
hand me that charcuterie board

so little man
don't get ahold of it.

-Ahh.
-[Amanda] It looks good.

[Amy]

-[children chattering]
-[clears throat]

[Amy] Hey, Amanda,
could I talk to you
for a minute?

[Amanda] Yeah, sure.

[Amy]

Listen, I just wanted to say
I'm sorry.

And the reason why
I got upset...

All right, don't cry, sis.

I'm just, my emotions
are all over the place.

-I know that.
-And I not gonna blame it
on the postpartum

because it's been
seven months.

-You know, it's definitely...
-It shouldn't be that.

There's definitely
nothing wrong with admitting

that you have a problem
and need help.

And I've been
telling you, sis,
I don't think it's postpartum.

It's flat-out depression.

And medicine can help,

but if you don't
get to the root
of the depression

it's not gonna go away.

And if you don't
address those issues
it's only gonna get worse.

[Amanda] Yeah, Amy's
definitely been unhappy
for a very long time,

and I think that some of it
has a lot to do with

what she's going through
in her marriage.

Michael don't work,
he don't help with the kids,

but he's always
in the background.

He doesn't give her
any kind of space at all,

and when she is able
to get out and about
without him

she has to have
the kids with her.

She just doesn't have
any free time to be herself.
He's always around.

If you don't start
and get ahold of the things
that's bothering you,

it's not gonna end well
for you.

And your kids don't deserve
to see you this way.

[Amy] It's hard to, like,
juggle the mommy life
to the sister life,

to the daughter, to the wife.

But there's never really
have time for the Amy.

Like, who is she?

I love being a mom,
don't get me wrong,

but I'm just trying
to figure out
who I am as a person.

Your kids deserve
to see you happy

because you are happy
when you're with them.

You've got to fix the things
that are wrong.

I'm really thinking about
hiring a nanny.

Do you feel like
you would need a nanny

if Michael
would actually step up

and do what
he's supposed to do?

[sniffs]

[sniffs]

Like I told you,
I will always support you
and have your back.

-You know that.
-[sniffs]

So, let's hug it out,

and let's go on in
to the kitchen
and enjoy this.

You know I love you very much.

-I would never do anything
to hurt you.
-I love you.

[Amy] Feels good
talking to Amanda.

There's still a lot going on,

but right now
I'm just gonna be there
for Tammy

and just have fun.

-Where y'all want this?
-Just set it on the side.

[Amanda] Hey, guys.
What y'all up to?

[Tammy] Not only do I have
all four of my siblings
and my mom...

No way. [laughs]

-[woman] Hey, now.
-[Chris] Hey, hey, hey.

-It is so good to see you.
-Good to see all of y'all.

I love you.
I'm so proud of you.

[Tammy]
My friends Corey and Lisa,
my cousin Katie and her wife,

Brandon my nephew,
and Amanda's four boys...

...everybody keeps telling me
how great I look.

[man]

[Tammy]

I mean, she told me
to my face.

We're doing
the bariatric surgery.

I don't think you'll make it.
I think you'll chicken out.

Finally, I proved you wrong.

So it would be nice to hear
that she is proud of me.

Ohh.

Oh... [bleep]
Who knows what the hell
is about to happen?

[Amy] He's running around,
he's running around,

and I'm just, like, exhausted.

[Tammy]
You should come hang out
with us tonight.

I'm not allowed
to go anywhere
without my kids

is what he told me.

Well, that's bull... [bleep]

It's been about
a year-and-a-half

since I've seen Tammy...

When she first
started her route,

I didn't dream of her
keeping up with it

because she'd been
on so many diets
and just quit 'em.

And then she would
gorge herself.

But for her
to do it this time,
she wanted to prove me wrong,

and I'm so proud of her
for proving me wrong.

[Darlene]
Now I want to see you...

No, you did,
and I'm proud that you did.

Yeah, but I know we,
us kids have a love-hate
relationship with mom,

but it felt kind of cool
to be able to prove to my mom

that I'm not
a complete failure.

I did it.

-I did it.
-I did it.

[laughs]

[Amy]

[Chris] Help yourself.
Feel free to grab some.

[Amanda]
That chicken is spicy.

-Did it smack
the hell out of you?
-It did.

[Amanda] You want a bite?

[chatter]

I look like
I'm eating for two.

[Chris] With Tammy
being in a facility,

she's pretty much
ate hospital food

for the last 14 months,

so I barbecued and smoked
some pork steaks,

some hamburgers,

some pork chops, some chicken.

I just made a smorgasbord.

And with everybody
just about in the family

on some kind of
weight loss journey,

I've made it all healthy.

You know, cut out the sugar
on the barbecue sauce,

and I cut corners
where I could

to save on calories.

-That's a ham,
girl, believe me,
-You've got some bits,

-...and it's all up...
-I know all about my meat.

[all laugh]

The question of the day
is who's ready for a game?

-Oh, great.
-Oh... [bleep]

What the...

We're gonna, uh...

[Chris]
We're gonna pin the trach.

[all laugh]

[Chris] You've heard of
pin the tail on the donkey.

Well...

...kind of celebrating
a victory for Tammy

because she don't have
her trach no more.

And I thought it would be cute
to have a pin the trach
on Tammy.

That's good family fun.

-Yeah.
-That don't look like a trach.

-[Tammy]
-Oh, my.

-[Tammy]
-[Chris laughs]

They do.

That's trying to be nice.

[Tammy chuckles]

[laughs]

Did you just grope it?

Crazy straw. Crazy straw.

[all laugh]

Almost got it in the mouth.

[Amy laughs]

[Tammy]

[both laugh]

[Amy] I broke it. [laughs]

[all laugh]

[chuckles]

-[snickers]
-But he's pointing it
at me.

Don't get it on me.

-[laughing] Oh.
-[laughs]

-Oh, the big one?
-[man] Yeah, yeah.

[Amanda] Oh, she gonna feel,
don't be cheating.

Hey, why you moving that one?
Don't move mine.

[Tammy]

It don't matter who wins.
Everybody's gonna argue
about it.

[Chris laughs heartily]

Tammy won. [claps]

-[woman] Good job, Tammy.
-[all applauding]

-Can we get a hallelujah?
-Hallelujah!

[woman]

[Amanda] Oh, my Jesus.

Damn, Gage.

[Amy]

Having my family here
is a big help with the boys,

but it's just me
at the end of the day
even when Michael's there.

[Amy crying]

-[baby crying]
-[woman] Hey,
press the on button, baby.

Every little thing
is making Amy cry right now.

And I think...

...personally,
her biggest problem
is Michael.

Hey, I got out of that
a long time ago.

[Tammy]

I'm known for a while
that there was something...

...behind the doors going on
with Amy and Michael.

And it kills my heart
to see her going through
this stuff.

I don't know everything,
but I know that...

She is really like
a ticking time b*mb
or a volcano about to erupt.

[cries]

I just want
to take her shopping.

-I'll take--
-[Amy shouting]
You take me shopping

every God damn day, Michael.

[Tammy] With Amanda
and Michael arguing...

[cries]

-[Michael]
Put your hands on me.
-Put me out.

Put me out.

-Back up.
-No.

-[Misty] Back up.
-[Michael] Put your
hands on me.

-[Amanda] Put me out.
-[cries]

-[cries]
-You want your tablet?
Oh, be careful.

[Amy]
I've been thinking about a lot

since me and Amanda
had that conversation.

I think it would be
in my best interest to...

Just to help me, you know,
clean the house,

or, you know,

while she's taking care
of the boys

I can go do something.

And maybe
I can find my identity

outside being a mom.

Ah, ah, ah.

-[Glenn cries]
-[cries]

You can sit right here.

[Amy]

[bleep]

[laughs]

-[knock at door]
-Hey, what's up?

Not a lot.
Just bringing Tam's chair.

[Amy] Michael's busy
in the other room,

so I asked my sisters
to come over

to help me find
the perfect nanny.

This is a huge ordeal today
because Tammy has never
stepped foot in my house.

She was always too scared.

Like, a year ago,

she would not,
she would hands-down refuse

to come in my house.

[Gage cries]

[Misty]
Look, here comes Aunt Tammy.

-[Gage cries]
-Hell.

-Here, look.
-I got it.

-I got it.
-Come on.

[chuckling]

-Yeah.
-Gage, don't touch that.

-Aunt Tammy needs to breathe.
-Let's sit down.

-That's how
Aunt Tammy breathes. Quit it.
-[cries]

So what have you guys
got going on, sis?
What's going on?

So I was thinking about
getting a nanny.

And, like, doing a video
with you guys,

kind of like
a "help wanted" ad.

Okay. Well, so, what...

-[Gage babbles]
-Where is Michael at
on Team Nanny?

-Where is he at as far as--
-He's for it.

Well, of course he is.

I do not feel like
Amy would need a nanny,

or as much help
as she does need,

if Michael would just step up

and be the dad
he's supposed to be.

He's not a dad.
I mean, anybody
can be a father.

But a daddy is someone
who is there, and helps,
and puts in.

Well, Amy...

...how about
you pick up the pad
and sh**t a video of yourself,

and we'll critique you?

Hey, y'all, it's Amy,
and today I want
to talk to y'all guys about

me and Michael were thinking
about getting a nanny.

-[Gage cries]
-And--

-[Amy] What, bubba?
-[cries]

[Amy] Come here.

See?

Boy.

No.

This is why you need a nanny.

[Tammy] I do think a nanny
would be beneficial.

Amy needs time for herself,
like, whether it be alone time
or girls' time.

She just needs help.

And I can't...

I can help he as much I can,
you know, try...

[sighs]

[Amanda] I know what you got
going on, sis.

Let's have a conversation.

I'm just like
he's running around,
he's running around,

and I'm just, like,
exhausted all the time.

[crying] And I'm hurting 24/7

because I'm trying
to take care of two boys

and take care of the house,
take care of mom.

It's just a lot.

And I was good
before Glenn was born.
Like, I had it under control.

And then when he was born
it just went... [whooshes]

[Amanda] But listen,
you're not alone in this.
You're not the only parent.

You have a husband
that is perfect capable

of taking care of these kids
for you to have a moment.

You need to be able to let,
Michael needs to be able
to stay in here

and you go wash your a*s,
sit in the tub, soak, whatever
to take a breather.

[Tammy]

-[sniffs]
-Michael.

-[Gage cries]
-Yeah?

[Amanda] Michael needs to be
a part of the process.

I mean, this person
is gonna come in

and be in the home
with Michael, Amy,
and my babies.

So even though
Michael is definitely not
the sharpest tool in the shed,

he is not the brightest crayon
in the box,

I'm hoping he at least knows

[chuckling] how to press
the damn record button.

For what? Hold on.

First, what do you
want me to ask?

-Yeah, just help...
-[Amy] Because they're
your kids, too.

I mean...

-[babbles]
-Hi.

-[Glenn babbles]
-[Michael] Hi.

[Glenn giggles]

I want to say this real quick.

You have got
to start doing better
about supporting her.

[sniffs]

[Amanda]
When she's upset like this

you're gonna have
to take the kids away

and give her a minute.

[Amy sniffs]

Do you know what I see

when I walk around
and I walk in here?

-I see a messy house, yes,
but you know what I see?
-[Gage babbles]

I see that
my sister's so depressed

that she has no energy
to get up and clean
and do dishes.

She has no energy.

The only energy she has
is strictly for her kids,

to watch them, to bathe them,
to clean them, to feed them.

It's time to get help.

That's why the nanny
was supposed to help
a little bit.

But a nanny is not gonna
fix the depression.

The nanny is not gonna
fix the problems

that you
and your husband have.

[Gage babbles]

To be honest,
she should be able to go

to a therapist without that.

He is a dad,

he should be the one
who should help

with those kids.

Well, that's... [bleep]

[Amy] Michael does not want
to watch both of the kids

at the same time
when he's alone,

so I always have to bring
at least one kid.

I don't know if it's because
he don't want to watch 'em
by himself,

or it's because he can't
watch 'em by himself

and play a video game
at the same time.

You guys
need to get it together.
Figure it out.

I will. I mean...

-You, you will what?
-Help.

So I'm allowed
to go with my sisters tonight
if I bring both kids?

-[Gage cries]
-Huh?

Can I go with Tammy tonight
if I bring both kids?

We just, me and Tammy was,
after she gets done,

me and her was just gonna go
and go to Evansville.

I need to go to Sam's
and get a few things.

[Amanda] Um, but...

You guys, I want you to know
that you guys spend
so much time with each other.

You guys are gonna
have to start spending
some time apart

so you guys can appreciate
the time that you have
together.

-[Gage cries]
-And I don't want you guys

to go down the same road
that I went down.

I don't want to see you guys
end up like me and Jason.

You know that Jason and I
went through a lot of [bleep]

and you guys are living our--

It is not a toy, Gage.

Michael wants
to go grocery shopping
because...

...he gets mad
because I want to go out
with my family.

[sniffs] And he ain't coming.

He's in charge
of all of the spending.

[sniffs] I'm not allowed
to spend anything
unless I ask permission.

[sniffs]

If I'm not in his vision

I get in trouble.

[cries]

I'm ready to [bleep] go.

-[Amy] I'm done.
-[Amanda] Amy, chill out.
Walk away. Walk away.

[Amy] I'm at my breaking point
with Michael.

I just want to go
with Tammy and Amanda

to go grocery shopping,

and he won't even
let me do that.

He said he has to be with me,

and he wouldn't even
give me the bank card
to buy anything.

You are 35.
If you want to go...

[crying]

-[Amanda] Won't let it.
You can come with me.
-[cries]

We will get that.
We are gonna get in the car
and we're gonna go.

It's obvious at this moment
that Amy just needs

to remove her and the boys
from this situation

so she can have
a little bit of space.

All right, let's get
a diaper bag together
and we'll head out.

Car seats are in the car.

[Michael]

[Amanda] No, you're just
creating more issues.

[Tammy] Y'all, please.

-I don't care if you--
-[Amy shouting]
You take me shopping

every God damn day, Michael!

Why can't I spend time
with my sisters?

But you won't let her come.

Why can't I have my card?

Give her her money.

[bleep]

-You give her her debit card.
-You're lying!

You do care!

Because I ask all the time
and you won't let me.

-Bull... [bleep]
-Guys, guys,

give her her debit card
right now.

-[bleep]
-You know it.

You've got two seconds
to give her the debit card.

No, he's got two seconds
to get his [bleep]

and get out my house.

-No, you are not.
-No, they are my children...

-No, you are not!
-not yours.

[bleep]
You ain't taking... [bleep]

-Get out my God damn house
right now.
-Get out. Go.

Give her her debit card
right now and leave.

[bleep]

-[bleep]
-[Amy] Give me
the God damn money.

-[bleep]
-Get out of my house.

[Michael]

Then shut up and give her
her [bleep] debit card.

I'm packing me
and the boys' [bleep]

and I'm getting out
if you won't

-because I'm [bleep] done.
-Give her the debit card.

I'm getting the [bleep]
...I'm done!

-[Amanda] Give it to her.
-[bleep]

And with Amanda
and Michael arguing...

it was kind of scary.

But right now
I'm just panicking.

[Amanda] Give her
her [bleep] card.

-Make me.
-[Amy cries]

[Michael]
Put your hands on me.

Put me out.

Put me out.

-Back up.
-No!

-Back up.
-Put your hands on me.

-Go ahead.
-Put me off
this mother... [bleep]

Do it.

[Tammy]

[bleep]

[cries]

[Chris] Next time
on1000-lbs Sisters...

Honestly, Caleb,

the one thing that

I want you to know is...

[Caleb] It's definitely
not what I wanted to hear.

I'm very nervous to tell Tammy
what Dr. Smith said.

Hey, baby.

[laughs heartily]

Y'all look [bleep]
like dumb as hell.

Let's hit the gym, b*tches.

[Amanda]
Tammy, you're about
to bust out that bag

like a busted bag of biscuits.

Y'all leave me alone.

At least I'm fitting in it.

-[shouting]
I cannot do this alone!
-[shouting] I can't do it

when you're gone!

You can't do it with her gone?

That's part of being a dad.

[Tammy] It's a control issue.

He wants control of Amy.

[Amy crying] Hardest thing
I ever had to do.

Because I do love him. I do.