Adeejay

It's a lot of, "he said, she said. So, what do you think they meant?" Not sure I can make it through another two weeks of this.

It was almost as if Kody was telling everyone but Meri that he doesn't want to be with her. This family loves to throw around the word "safe"; I would like to hear their definition.

I noticed that Robyn pivoted from the ring with a nervous laugh.

Kody is trying to rewrite history. He appeared to be totally in love with Meri the day he married Robyn. So much so, that I felt uncomfortable watching her tie his tie.

When they were waiting to walk across the bridge, I noticed that Hunter had his right arm around Angie. Thought it was cute. Never saw him touch Whit.

I agree. I don't care what Taylor Swift says. "Karma is Kody coming home to Robyn every single night."

I find Robyn to be annoying. Especially when she is droning on about her dream of “sitting on the porch with her sister wives”. These are the same women she wouldn’t allow to watch her kids and put a kibosh on any tradition they had that she didn’t agree with. She wanted the "sisterhood" of plural marriage, but a monogamous relationship with their husband. Someone should probably tell her that polygamy doesn’t work when the husband is monogamous.

Just when I finally got that image of pale Kody in the pond wearing his tighty whitey out of my head, they show a flashback.

Robyn made Kody promise that if their relationship was over, that he would tell her. So, why shouldn't it be the same for the other wives?

Is Robyn really speaking for Kody? She knows he loves his wives?! What the heck am I hearing?

Robyn is such a bad actress. I bet all she is worried about is how they are going to manage without the other three incomes.

Four Part Tell All?! Are you kidding me? What the heck is there to tell that we don't already know?

Robyn has the final say and It's not over until she says so.

I can't believe that it's only now dawning on Meri that because she had one child that Kody sees her as "less than."

I've noticed that Robyn always let it be known that everything she has is for her children. It's never about the big picture or the family.

I don't believe Robyn was joking about not being with Kody in 20 years.

Kody's math isn't mathing.

This show has more commercials than actual programming.

It's killing Kody that Christine and Janelle are friends. They must really be good actresses, because I've never seen any sign of this "antagonistic relationship" of which he speaks.

I would bet good money that the reason Kody was so amiable to Meri on their anniversary, was because he wanted her to give him the profit from the sale of her Vegas home.

Clearly, Mykelti will never forgive her mother for not welcoming Tony with open arms. She seems hell bent on punishing her, forever. They’d only been dating for about four months, so when she announced they were engaged, it was logical that her family would be skeptical. Mykelti appeared angry when she didn’t receive the same type of reaction as Maddie, when she announced her engagement to Caleb. I can’t help but wonder if Robyn would have been so “warm and welcoming to Tony", if it were one of her Princesses.

Mykelti has a habit of putting Christine in some awkward and uncomfortable situations with Robyn and Kody. All in the name of wanting to be the bridge and bringing the family unit back to how it was. Which, if she is being honest with herself, was awful. However, she doesn’t want Meri in her life and that is non-negotiable. Seems hypocritical to me. There is a saying, “Physician heal thyself first, before thou attempt to heal others.”

Only, that is not true. Kody and Robyn's names are on every plot of land.

I just can't get over the fact that Janelle was hailed as "the smart one" and yet she allowed Kody to bamboozle her.

Paedon bears a striking resemblance to his uncle Levi.