Sister Wives “Put Your House in Order” (TLC, Sunday, December 1, 2024)

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The allure of Sister Wives has always been the slow-motion train wreck of a plural marriage crumbling under the weight of its own contradictions. This week, the wreckage gets a fresh coat of paint—or perhaps a hefty dose of gasoline—as the Coyote Pass saga continues its descent into financial and familial chaos.

The central tension, as always, revolves around the Brown family’s inability to agree on much of anything, let alone the division of their shared property. With a looming deadline for the Coyote Pass payment, the episode sets the stage for a showdown. We’re treated to the usual cacophony of conflicting desires, passive-aggressive barbs, and Kody Brown’s increasingly bewildered attempts to exert some semblance of control. Honestly, it’s like watching a particularly dysfunctional game of Monopoly, only with significantly higher emotional stakes (and probably fewer tiny metal houses).

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Meanwhile, escaping the maelstrom of familial dysfunction, Meri Brown embarks on a solo trip to England. Whether this is a genuine quest for self-discovery or a strategic retreat from the Coyote Pass battlefield is anyone’s guess.

Offering a brief respite from the drama, Christine and Janelle—the wives who have, let’s face it, shown the most common sense throughout this whole ordeal—unite to celebrate Savannah’s graduation. It’s a small moment of normalcy, a reminder that amidst the manufactured chaos of reality TV, actual life events still occur.

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Will the Browns manage to meet the Coyote Pass deadline? Will Meri return from England with newfound wisdom or just a suitcase full of souvenirs? Will Kody finally figure out how to evenly divide his attention (and apparently, his dwindling finances) among his wives? The answers likely won’t be clear-cut, but one thing is certain: “Put Your House in Order” is expected to bring the drama, reminding us why we rubberneck at this family’s ongoing saga in the first place.

Sister Wives airs Sundays at 10:00 PM on TLC.

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