A re-airing of the special which introduced us to the Gosselin family, Jon and Kate, along with their sextuplet newborns and 3-year old twin daughters, living in their Pennsylvania home.
Debut: Chronicling life with the Gosselins, a Pennsylvania family with 2-year-old sextuplets and 6-year-old twins. First up: Jon and Kate take the kids to an orchard for pumpkin and apple picking, and end the day in a corn maze.
An update on Jon and Kate Gosselin and their eight children finds the twins in kindergarten, the sextuplets turning 2, and Kate getting a post-pregnancy tummy tuck.
Kate decides to get some cleaning assistance, but must find someone that meets her high cleanliness standards.
When a church in California asks the Gosselins to speak to their congregation, Jon and Kate jump at the chance to get out of Pennsylvania. But the logistics of a cross country trip, from drafting a will to packing up all eight kids, proves challenging.
Jon spends an entire Saturday installing shelving in the family's garage with help of his brother-in-law; Kate uses her organization skills to instruct Jon on where everything should go.
Jon and Kate take the children to Hershey Medical Center for the NICU reunion, and the twins get a special trip to the American Girl store in New York for their sixth birthday.
Kate must deal with the kids and grocery shopping on a tight budget. Also, John and Kate must navigate a through a toy store with 8 unhappy children in tow.
Kate attempts to toilet train the three sextuplet girls and finds it very challenging, but succeeds enough for an accident-free road trip.
Jon's 30th birthday is approaching and Kate has a surprise planned: a trip to the Florida Keys.
The 10 Gosselins head south to Walt Disney World, a trip that takes more than 15 hours to travel through seven states.
A look at previous unaired footage, including a trip to the beach with the sextuplets for the first time.
As the second season begins, the sextuplets celebrate their third birthday with a carnival-themed party, complete with games, hot dogs, popcorn, funnel cake, a clown and ponies.
Mother's Day is here which means that Jon and the kids work together to give Kate a much deserved break. Kate's pampering continues with a pedicure at the spa.
With all eight kids in tow, Jon and Kate visit the local amusement park, Dutch Wonderland. The sextuplets experience their first ride and learn that roller coasters may not be everyone's taste.
Major drama is expected when all the Gosselin kids spend the afternoon getting their teeth examined. The sextuplets react incredibly well until the bravest of the group has a total melt down.
The Gosselins spend their Fourth of July by attending a parade, enjoying a picnic lunch and swimming in a pool.
When Jon has to work late and cancel his weekend trip to the country with the guys, the Gosselins rally the kids for a fun alternate plan, a day at Chocolate World should be a riot for the kids but how will Jon and Kate control their sugar saturated brood.
We know the Gosselins like to buy things in bulk, so it makes sense that when they want to buy beef, they go buy half a cow! Jon and Kate take the kids to Natural Acres, a nearby organic farm.
Kate is getting the chance to meet Green Living Expert, Sara Snow, the host of Discovery Health's "Get Fresh with Sara Snow." With her help, the Gosselin family will be able to limit their energy consumption, eat better, and live healthier!
Once again, the Gosselins have outgrown their house, so it's time to renovate! They convert the attic into a new room for the twins and shop for six big beds since the sextuplets have outgrown their cribs.
The Gosselins take their first ski vacation, traveling to Park City, Utah, where the kids go to ski school, Jon tries snowboarding and Kate relaxes at the spa.
A trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo, where the kids see zebras, elephants and polar bears.
The twins start first grade, leaving Kate at home with just the sextuplets.
Jon and Kate try to cater to two unique personalities for the girls' 7th birthday celebration.
Kate hopes she can find a well-qualified nanny to take care of the sextuplets and twins.
The boys are finally using the potties; Kate takes Collin and Leah for an eye appointment.
Jon and Kate reorganize the entire house to give the kids more space to play.
The Gosselins have returned to the photographer they have used since the babies were only 6 weeks old, for a new formal picture, but the children do not seem to want to cooperate this time around.
While the kids are home with a babysitter, Jon and Kate make a date out of shopping for clothes to update her wardrobe.
Examining how the series is made and its impact on the Gosselins' family life.
The Gosselins invite you in for a family Christmas, complete with caroling and dressing up to visit those who have been special to the family.
Jon and Kate share some viewer mail and answer such questions as whether they plan on having anymore children.
Jon and Kate receive a challenge when they get an invitation for a ski and snowboard vacation at Park City, Utah, but must travel by plane with eight small children.
As the twins begin taking music lessons, the noise level in the home increases, with Cara learning the piano and Madelyn the violin, as they practice for a planned concert for the family.
Kate registers the twins for lessons as they have shown an interest in cooking. But with most of the family down with the flu, the first week of practice is a matter of bad timing.
Jon and Kate try to increase their current home's value by installing new carpet in most of the house in just one week.
Kate decorates the house on Valentine's Day eve so the kids will have surprises waiting for them when they wake up.
To break the winter tension of having eight kids in a small house looking for things to do, a family trip is organized to visit the Crayola Factory in Easton, Pa., where they learn how crayons are made.
Jon and Kate take Leah, the smallest of the sextuplets, to an indoor play center where she can safely tumble, jump and fall down as much as she wants; Jon takes Joel to an interactive museum.
Jon and Kate take Hannah horseback riding; Jon takes Aaden to a dairy farm, where he learns about milk and pets a calf.
Jon and Kate take Alexis to a reptile museum where she pets alligators; Jon takes train buff Collin to the Strasburg Train Museum.
Cara gets new rollerblades and goes to a skating rink with Jon to try them out.
For Mady's special day, she wants to go to have her ears pierced and then go out to lunch with her parents.
In an episode narrated by Mady and Cara, the twins describe all the games the family plays together.
The Gosselins appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," but first have to pack up and travel to Chicago.
Kate creates a chart showing how each family member can help with jobs around the house, and begins incorporating the tips she received from Sara Snow.
Mady and Cara want to stage a family talent show and wants everyone to perform, even Jon and Kate, who are prepared since they have been taking dance lessons.
After providing each child a special day, Jon and Kate decide it's time to do the same for themselves, including a romantic dinner for two at an organic restaurant
Jon and Kate plan an all-day trip for the family.
Jon and Kate offer parenting tips and review their experiences with disciplining and controlling eight children.
Jon decides to accept the offer from a Los Angeles hair-transplant specialist, who will perform the procedure on him.
Jon takes the boys for a day on a golf course, while Kate brings the girls grocery shopping.
Kate takes the girls out for a day together at a pottery-painting studio. Meanwhile, Jon takes the boys to the gym for some manly exercising.
The sextuplets are turning four and Jon and Kate are taking them to a bakery where they will be allowed to decorate a birthday cupcake in any manner they wish, as long as they don't eat it until after dinner....and patience is something they have yet to learn.
Jon gives the kids some information of their Korean heritage by cooking a traditional meal for the family, which is met by all kinds of reactions, both good and bad.
A look at bloopers, blunders and unaired footage from the series.
The Gosselins head to Langhorne, Pa. to visit the Sesame Place, where they meet Big Bird and Elmo, and take a tour of the set of "Elmo's World."
The Gosselins head to Strasburg Railroad near their home in Pennsylvania, to take a train ride pulled by Thomas the Tank Engine.
Since Jon and Kate are headed South for a speaking engagement, they decide to combine it with a day at the beach. All packed for the trip, hopefully the sextuplets can endure a long car ride.
Jon and Kate take a ride in a Jeep with the kids to track wild horses along the beach. Later, they discover one of them is afraid of heights as they climb up a lighthouse.
Jon and Kate hope their latest trip to the beach goes better than their previous one when the twins were 3-years old, and the temperature was too cold and windy.
The Gosselins Fourth of July celebration includes the kids first experience with sparklers and viewing the fireworks by a lighthouse.
The sextuplets are inquisitive about where they came from, so Jon and Kate bring them to the hospital where they were born and the intensive-care unit where they spent some time.
Jon and Kate make plans to give the kids an overnight camp out, that is if the weather will cooperate.
The Gosselins head to Straburg, Pa. for a trip to the Sight and Sound Theatre, to see an interactive play depicting the story of Adam and Eve.
More than 35 people have crowded inside the Gosselins house to take a photograph of the family for the cover of "Good Housekeeping," making it quite a challenge.
While Kate is away for a few days, Jon has the run of the roost.
The first day of preschool is approaching for he sextuplets and Mady and Cara start the second grade, making the Gosselin household extremely busy.
Jon takes Cara and the boys to Philadelphia for a Phillies baseball game. Later, they are allowed to run around on the field and around the bases, plus meet the Phillie Phanatic.
The Gosselins have decided to go to hawaii where they will renew their wedding vows. Kate is left in charge of packing for a family of 10, plus must find herself a perfect dress for the vow-renewal ceremony.
On their way to Hawaii to renew their wedding vows, the Gosselins make a stop over to San Diego where they will visit Legoland and the San Diego Zoo.
It's taken several long days but the Gosselins have finally arrived in Hawaii. After a day of soaking in all the region has to offer, including hula lessons, cooking classes and snorkeling, they sit down for a traditional luau feast.
Jon and Kate renew their wedding vows in a Hawaiian ceremony.
It's time to clean out the house and then get rid of the stuff by holding a garage sale.
The family is off to New York City to kick off a promotional event for Jon and Kate's book, "Multiple Blessings."
Kate allows the twins, Cara and Mady, to be mommy-for-a-day, and get a sense of how hard it is to take care for children.
Jon and Kate feel like their lives have been blessed and want to show their appreciation by giving away holiday gifts to children at the hospital.
Kate's attempt of creating her own soup for the winter delivers unexpected results.
The sextuplets are taken for their checkup at the dentist, while Mady and Cara are taken to the orthodontist to see if they will be needing braces.
A special request as Jon and Kate answer viewers mail about their family.
Jon and Kate take their kids to the new home for a viewing of where they will be living.
While Kate is off to New York City, Jon becomes adventurous and takes the kids exploring around the woods near their home.
The Gosselins make the big move into their new home, which is still in need of some more work.
Jon and Kate decide the family needs a couple of additional mouths to feed and adopt a pair of puppies.
It's back to the old house for one last time for the Gosselins as they tie up some loose ends.
Curiosity causes one of the new puppies to take a trip to the vet.
Jon and Cara head to Utah for a ski vacation, while Kate remains at home withe the rest of the family, who were a bit traumatized by the last ski trip with their tears and tantrums.
The Gosselins take a trip to see the Harlem Globetrotters in action.
The Gosselins take a trip to the Philadelphia Please Touch Museum, where the kids are encouraged to play with the interactive exhibits.
Steve Thomas, host of Renovation Nation, helps the Gosslins' home become eco-friendly.
Natalie Morales interviews Kate Gosselin as she discusses the end of her marriage and her successful reality TV show.
Season five begins with the sextuplets' celebrating their fifth birthday with a big party, and Jon and Kate discussing their recent controversies concerning their family in the news.
Kate receives a special surprise on her birthday when the kids team up with professional baker Duff Goldman.
Jon watches the kids as Kate brings Mady along to San Diego for a relaxing trip.
The Gosselin home receives a visit from Emil Lagasse, who gives them a lesson in cooking.
The Tuettul's from American Chopper arrive at Jon and Kate's home to get ideas of building Jon a custom bike.
Jon and Kate make a big announcement concerning their future together which will leave an impact on each family member.
A look at previously unaired footage from the first 10 years of the Gosslin's life together.
Kate heads to the beach with the kids as Jon stays behind to oversee the kitchen renovations.
Kate spends a night in the backyard camping with the kids.
Kate and the kids finish up their trip to North Carolina, and return to find a newly renovated kitchen.
Kate takes the boys on a trip to tour the USS North Carolina battleship in Wilmington, N.C. Then she takes the kids to a barbershop for a haircut.
Kate takes the boys to a real dude ranch so they can experience the lifestyle of a cowboy. Meanwhile at home, Jon has the girls work on a scavenger hunt.
Kate decides to have another movie night with the kids, but this time it'll be shown outdoors in their backyard. During Jon's opportunity for a day with the kids, he decides to teach them how to fish.
Kate brings the children to visit an Amish farmer and friend who helps them out by supplying the family with with fresh produce. After enjoying an organic meal, it's family game night time.
Kate and the girls take a a carriage ride, followed by a visit to a tearoom.
With all eight children heading off to school, Kate must deal with an empty nest.
Kate takes the girls to Florida for a trip and explores the world's largest butterfly house. Jon takes the boys to launch water rockets.