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The lives of the Duggars, a Christian homeschooling family with 19 children, and how their family functions.
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The lives of the Duggars, a Christian homeschooling family with 19 children, and how their family functions.
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arkansas | no birth control | children | four word title | advanced training institute |Parents Guide:
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The Duggar family eschew traditional swimwear - females wear single piece swim dresses and males are required to wear swim shirts. See more »Connections
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The series is extremely bland. The "excitement" of watching someone grocery shop or make a cake doesn't grow just because 23 people are stuffed into one house. An older sister took three younger kids to the store and they bought flour or something. That's ten minutes of the show.
I admit that I only watched maybe one and a half episodes because I was home sick. The other "excitement" in the episode was the parents making out in front of their daughter. They were on a double date with her "suitor." This was done, according to Michelle Duggar, in an effort to get her to consider marrying a 19 year old stranger. The "date" was at a miniature golf range. I think watching my parents play tonsil hockey would make me want to avoid intimacy. I'm not telling what happens after that, you'll have to watch.
I can't keep up with all the "J" names, either, they all sort of blur together. Which one is "Jessa" and which one is "Jinger?" I'm also not sure it matters, since the activity the other one is doing will be folding laundry or making beds. I can watch that sort of thing in my own home.