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In 2003, supermodel Tyra Banks broke into the world of reality TV; ANTM offered women from all over the country the promise of fame and fortune, but the aspiring models soon realize they may be collateral damage on the show's path to popularity.

As ANTM becomes more popular, it pulls in more seemingly vulnerable girls; some hopeful contestants claim they were treated increasingly poorly, leading to allegations of lasting trauma from what they endured on the show.

Julie gets revenge when Todd steals her vacation surprise; Faye schools Chase on how to be lucky.

Chloe feels left out during the family vacation; Faye's dream to hunt an alligator gets shut down.

Todd pays the price for being a rude houseguest; Savannah teaches Grayson a lesson in respect.

Faye goes rogue when volunteering at the zoo; Chase realizes his baseball glory days are over.

The Chrisley family needs a miracle when Todd's behavior threatens to ruin Christmas.

Todd offends Faye during a gardening contest; Chase plays grill master for the 4th of July BBQ.

Todd and Faye accidentally wind up at a swinger's party while the kids seek adventure of their own.

Todd gets green-eyed when Julie hires a hot handyman; Chase helps Nanny level up her birding game.

Todd gets pranked when he overuses the term "favorite child"; Nanny refuses treatment for her knee.

Todd hatches a plan to stop his in-laws from moving in; Savannah's housewarming party offends Todd.

Julie's competitiveness alienates the family; Nanny's lederhosen business cuts corners.

Todd wants revenge on Chase for a viral prank; Savannah helps Faye immortalize her life story.

Todd's drastic home renovation drives Julie away; Faye boosts morale at work with cow patty bingo.

Julie demands Todd make progress on the new house while she's away for her birthday weekend.

Todd and Julie learn about dating in the digital age; Faye finds an outlet for her road rage.

Todd won't share his new classic convertible with Harvey; Chase takes a swing at a golf business.

Julie's is rocked when her cookbook is criticized. Nanny's convinced trolls live in the forest.

Chase fears Todd is too mean to join his golf mixer; Savannah stresses about her life timeline.

Chase and Savannah ditch the nanny on vacation while Todd and Julie remind Grayson he is still a kid.

Todd can't keep up with the kids on the slopes while Nanny takes Chloe to find gold.

Afraid they will never get pregnant, Lily and Marshall decide to see a specialist; Robin begins her new job.

While on a trip to Minnesota, Ted and Barney try anything to make Marshall laugh; Marshall runs into an old nemesis from high school.

When Zoey's naive cousin (Katy Perry) visits, Barney makes a move on her; Ted comes to grips with his feelings for Zoey.

Barney declares Feb. 13 a holiday for desperate women; Marshall receives a Valentine's Day surprise from Lily; Zoey and Ted work on figuring out their relationship.

Marshall becomes obsessed with saving the environment after seeing a documentary on garbage; Ted runs into The Captain; Barney admits he has feelings for a woman.

Barney's growing feelings for Nora make him worry about his heart; Robyn dates a man who acts like a dog.

Barney meets his father; the gang points out things each of them should know but never learned.

Marshall quits his job at Goliath National Bank to volunteer at an environmental organization; Ted and Zooey continue to butt heads over the future of the Arcadia.

Barney tries to make his life seem more exciting as he bonds with his father (John Lithgow); Robin encounters a guy she likes.

Lily and Robin try to force Barney and Marshall to make amends after an argument; Ted plans a weekend away with Zoey.

When Ted must make a decision that could affect his relationship, his friends share their real opinions of Zoey.

Barney and Robin bond while intervening in Ted's relationship; Marshall fears an impending bout of food poisoning; Ted acts as best man in an important wedding.

Barney and Ted reminisce about Punchy's wedding; Robin considers confessing her feelings.

Marshall worries videos he made in the past will put his dream job in jeopardy; Ted must choose a date for the architects ball.

Ted tries to make amends when he runs into an ex-girlfriend with whom he was unfaithful; Barney makes a bet with Marshall and Lily.

Robin attends court-mandated therapy sessions after assaulting a woman who was hoping to ruin Barney's relationship; Ted becomes overly involved in Lily's pregnancy.

Marshall decides to step in after seeing his boss's approach to settling with a million dollar company; Ted's class trip isn't what he envisioned.

Ted's friends get involved when he doesn't do a background check on his new lady friend; Lily and Marshall deal with learning their baby's gender.

The gang recognizes similarities between their significant other and their parents; a string of unfortunate events ruin Nora and Barney's evening of romance.

Ted finally reconnects with the girl in the pumpkin costume; Barney learns he has some Canadian in him; pregnancy takes over Lily's brain.

The gang remembers the events of Hurricane Irene; Barney tries to get out of wearing the ducky tie.

Robin and Barney keep a secret from their significant others; Lily, Marshall and Ted go to a concert.

Barney and Ted consider making a life-altering decision together; Robin tries to talk Lily and Marshall out of moving to Long Island.

Robin gets some bad news and decides to keep it to herself; Marshall decorates the house in the suburbs for the holidays.

A high-end art thief becomes trapped inside a luxury, high-tech penthouse in New York's Times Square after his heist doesn't go as planned. Locked inside with nothing but priceless works of art, he must use all his cunning and invention to survive.