In this episode we discuss the Hulu documentary about Sherri Papini, a woman from Redding, California who was reported missing by her husband. A few weeks later Sherri was found by a motorist, bound and chained on the side of the road, 150 miles from her home. Sherri told her husband and the police she had been abducted, but she provided little to no detail about the abduction and what was revealed did not lead anywhere and simply did not add up. It took several years of investigation uncover the true story behind the mystery.

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As Kody turned toward Mormon Fundamentalism, his friend Brett turned away. Now Kody and Brett are ready to rekindle their bromance. Step one, have a good old fashioned wrestling match in Christine's garage which she is allowing Kody to use in exchange for more grocery money and the promise to spend more time at her house. Later they hit the strip with trainer Sean for bungee jumping and dinner at the Stratosphere. Meri's panic about her future empty nest grows as Leon's graduation approaches.

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Judge Cannone has declared a mistrial in the Karen Read case after the jury told her several times they were deadlocked. In this bonus episode we discuss what happened, what it means and what happens next.

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Karen Read is on trial accused of killing her boyfriend John O'Keefe, a Boston Police officer, after dropping him off at the home of another Boston police officer, Brian Albert. Prosecutors allege that Read intentionally hit O'Keefe with her SUV and left him to die on Brian Albert's front lawn during a snowstorm. So far the investigation and trial has exposed misogyny toward Read by the lead investigator, bias against Read and corruption within multiple Massachusetts law enforcement agencies Karen Read maintains her innocence and asserts that she is the victim of a cover up by the police of the murder of John O'Keefe.

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It's Mother's Day and Kody's mother and all his mothers-in-law are visiting. Kody takes them shopping to pick out gifts for his wives and also makes Mother's Day breakfast for all nine moms! The wives discuss how to pay for college for the older kids and of course, have the required discussion about improving their relationships.

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Like this is a totally Gen X documentary, fersure! Actor Andrew McCarthy goes on a quest to make peace with being labeled as a member of the "Brat Pack" in a 1985 article in New York Magazine. He interviews his fellow "Brat Packers" Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Rob Lowe and Ally Sheedy to unpack how that label affected their lives and their careers. This is the ultimate Gen X documentary, we loved it!

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The Browns travel to a couples (?) retreat to tackle their relationship issues head on. Good times! After a meditation session that barely eases the emotional stress, they finally make a discovery on the root cause of their internal conflicts. This is referring to Kody, right?

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In this episode we talk to Oliver Oertel about his documentary DancingDADS which chronicles 15 dads, himself included, trying to learn a dance routine to perform at their daughters' dance recital, not because they love to dance, but because they love their daughters. This is a heartwarming film that everyone will enjoy. Oliver is also a story producer and editor who has worked on many reality tv shows that we all know and love and he gives us a look behind the curtain at how these shows are made.

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