The nine flaxen-haired children in the Plath family have never had a soda, don't know who Spiderman or Tom Brady is and have never watched TV, living remotely in rural Georgia with their follow their own rules parents Kim and Barry Plath.

Kim lets Moriah go to San Francisco, giving Moriah her first taste of freedom. The sheltered life Kim and Barry wanted for their kids is fading.

Barry and Kim leave the farm for a night to celebrate their anniversary, putting Micah and Lydia in charge; the Plath kids party and some uninvited guests join them.

The family divide grows after Barry and Kim deny the request for Isaac to join the band. Plus, Moriah craves more freedom and shares her desire to go to college.

Much to Moriah's excitement and disbelief, she and Kim plan out a college tour. Micah tries his hand at modeling. Ethan, Olivia, Kim and Barry finally sit down to discuss their issues.

Kim takes Moriah on her first college tour. Micah nearly jeopardizes his modeling career before it even begins. Ethan and Olivia plan an outing for the family with some surprises in store including news from Moriah that leaves the Kim and Barry shocked. Written by Anonymous

Ultra-conservative parents grapple with their oldest children's independence and life choices. The show highlights the contentious relationship between the mother and her son's new wife. The new daughter-in-law, Olivia, introduces her husband to wine and decadent desserts. While the parents brag about their unreasonable restrictions such as no sugar, no secular music, no traveling, no cell phones, and no traditional education, Olivia becomes a family favorite by indulging her husband's siblings in all that is forbidden.

Ultra-conservative parents grapple with their oldest children's independence and life choices. The show highlights the contentious relationship between the mother and her son's new wife. The new daughter-in-law, Olivia, introduces her husband to wine and decadent desserts. While the parents brag about their unreasonable restrictions such as no sugar, no secular music, no traveling, no cell phones, and no traditional education, Olivia becomes a family favorite by indulging her husband's siblings in all that is forbidden.