The Brown family is having problems communicating, and when Janelle sets out to resolve things, it's apparent that maybe some things can't be fixed; Robyn opens up to Kody about having more children.

Kody finally returns to Janelle's house, but the larger family conflict over COVID-19 rules continues to grow; it's Kody and Meri's 30th anniversary, and Kody shows no interest in rekindling a romance, despite Meri's intense interest.

COVID-19 disrupts birthday celebrations for the Brown family, while Kody is surprised to learn that Mariah and Audrey have gone to run the bed and breakfast to protect Meri's mom.

Utah has decriminalized polygamy, and Christine toys with the idea of moving back; coronavirus cases are rising, and Arizona goes into lockdown; Janelle tells Kody to stop coming over, and the whole family grapples with how to handle it.

Kody and the wives struggle to adapt to the pandemic as a family; Robyn is terrified for her children's health; Janelle tearfully tells Kody to stay away; as he decides where he'll quarantine, Kody teaches the kids how to save toilet paper.

Robyn questions why Christine said the family hates her when they all gather; Mariah and Audrey look at wedding venues.

Mariah and Audrey are in town and share an exciting announcement with the family; Robyn tries to help Kody patch things up with Meri after their big fight on the property, but Kody pushes back and doesn't seem interested in fixing things.

The Browns visit their polygamist friends to discuss the sudden and exciting possibility that polygamy will be decriminalized in Utah; the car trip is a mess, but the excitement is palpable once there.

Janelle gathers Kody and the wives to talk about their increasingly tense family dynamic; Kody gets honest and says no loner wants to advocate for polygamy; Robyn and Christine open up about their own insecurities as they question everything.