1000-lb Sisters

Previously on 1000-lb Sisters...

My sister's wanting to leave with her two kids.

Her husband's not wanting to let her.

Won't give her her debit card.

I'm done, Michael.

This was the final straw for me.

I don't know where I'm going, I don't know how long

I'm gonna be there,

but I'm getting the hell out.

The only good way to sweat is the good old bag method.

After the big blow-up at Amy's house the other day,

me and Misty snuck a couple cigarettes.

And definitely need to sweat out that nicotine

because if we don't pass that nicotine screen,

then we can't get approved for surgery.

537.

I went up 37 pounds.

Oh, this is a little bit better.

You know, this is a whole lot easier on my back.

Misty and Amanda got some big news.

So, today, us and Misty, Chris and Amanda

are all gonna go out for brunch to celebrate.

It's good for Tammy

because she is missing her husband.

And, for me, I just wanna get out of the house

and not think about divorce or anything.

I just wanna feed my face.

It's got a place just for Tammy.

That's what I'm talking about.

- All right. Thanks. - At the head of the table.

Perfect.

A couple days ago,

Misty and I finally made it

to our final approval appointment with Dr. Smith.

The last time I saw you all,

the biggest goal I gave you was stop smoking.

With all of the drama happening,

man, it's been tough to put the cigarettes down and quit smoking.

At times, we messed up.

So there's that thought in my mind, you know,

well, what if we don't pass?

What if we don't make the cut?

We did some blood work on you

and that blood work says...

your test was negative.

I see no reason why we shouldn't be able

to help you and do surgery on you.

Cool, cool, cool, cool.

Okay?

Together, right? Me and her?

Yeah. Not at the same time.

- Absolutely not. - That's a little changeling.

- He's only got two hands. - I don't want her cooties

- passed onto me. - I ain't got cooties.

How about back to back?

That sounds good to me.

- You know what this really is? - What is this?

It's the last supper of the fat family.

You don't call people fat. You call them thick.

I'm thick in all the right places.

I'm thick in all the wrong places.

I need to put some of this belly in my ass.

No, I got my own excess skin to work with, honey.

You almost got no ass at all.

I am not fat.

I'm P-H-A-T, pretty hot and tempting.

- Oh! - She dreaming.

She is dreaming.

All I got to say about that

is I'm glad I got some boots on cause bleep getting deep.

The crazy thing about this is Amanda and Misty

both are getting the surgery now,

which complete the five siblings having the surgery.

I'm proud of them.

They should have jumped on the bandwagon a hell

of a long time ago so we could all be...

Boy, could you imagine Dr. Smith.

Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, all one time.

That'd be crazy, wouldn't it?

- Talking about-- - Do we got a family discount?

bleep .

All right. Are you guys ready to order?

- Yes. - Yes, ma'am.

I want the grilled chicken

but take off the bread please.

I want the rib eye.

Would you like a soup or a salad with it?

- Chili. - Chili?

I want a tomahawk.

How would you like it cooked?

- Girl. - That's a 3-pounds.

The doctor said protein, protein, protein.

Tomahawk's protein.

Misty ordered a side of beef. Hell.

And I don't blame her because this is the last

real food meal that they'll have for the next,

you know, six weeks to two months.

Sucks to be them.

I'll be eating my cheeseburger on the side.

Thank you.

That's good.

It is good.

So honestly though, Amanda,

after multiple surgeries that you've had over the years,

every time it seems like you have one,

it takes a little longer for you to recover.

Is that something you're worried about?

I definitely have my concerns.

Every surgery you have there is a risk of death.

It worries me because like if something happens to me,

who's gonna look out for my kids?

We will.

I mean, Misty, what is your biggest fear?

Taking care of the kids,

you know, if something happens.

Hearing Amanda and Misty get worked up about the surgery

and them not making it out, that's scary.

One slip and, oh, Amanda's gone

or, oh, Misty's gone, you know?

I need my sisters,

not only because they're my support system

but it's family.

Why are you... Why are you upset?

Hey, listen, it's okay.

You've been through a lot this past few weeks

and I'm gonna tell you like me and Misty both

have talked about it and I told her

to go have her surgery 'cause she needs it

because of the diabetes.

But if you need me to stay, I'll stay.

I'll cancel and reschedule.

I can't do that. Your surgery's more important.

If you don't go, I'll just stress about it.

So I need you to go and do this.

I need you to come back though.

You know I'm coming back.

The boys can't lose you.

I know. And I know it's scary.

I'm scared too. We're all scared.

We are all afraid for each other but I'll be fine.

In a few days,

But I am worried about leaving Amy and Tammy.

I hope that the house is still standing

when we get back because Tammy and Amy are there alone.

You know, with that being said, Amy, how are you?

What's going on?

I'm just really tired and exhausted.

- You just know... - I just wanna try it.

that you are doing the right thing.

Don't play no games.

Get you a lawyer and get--

That's my next step.

At this point, I don't know the next steps

of what's gonna happen,

but I know I need to get a lawyer

and I know I need to file for divorce.

Ooh, the food's here.

Damn bitch.

Misty, what's you--

I think all of us could've ate off that.

- Is that all hers? - Yes.

Lord, that's bigger than Glenn.

You could knock that out back in the day.

You bitches is just jealous.

Anyways, let's cheer, bitches.

To surgery.

- Cheers! - To success.

Last supper.

This is a good last supper.

Yeah, we know you got a steak bigger than your bleep head.

Steak bigger than your body.

Yeah. It took me a little bit to eat that too.

It was probably wider than her shoulders.

Hey, my dog really enjoyed it.

I took the bone home to Zeus

and he gnawed and gnawed on that thing.

He was...

I was like, "That's your Aunt Misty.

She sent that home to you."

Take care. See you real soon.

Alright, you have a good day sir.

The family finished brunch and...

bleep . I'm scared of this.

I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared.

- I got you. - I'm scared.

- I'm scared. - I got you.

- I'm bracing you. - Oh, okay.

Oh, my God, I might kill Tammy today.

- Yeah. - Wee!

It's been a hot minute since I've been able to push Tammy.

Building! Amy!

My bad.

But I'm blind so I can't see bleep .

You couldn't tell if that light pole

was right there in front of me?

No. I thought it was further.

Yeah. Amy.

Amy. Fudge.

- You can't cut through here. - Okay.

I don't like bleep people watching,