1000-lb Sisters (2020–…): Season 3, Episode 1 - Welcome to Rehab - full transcript

[laughing]

[narrator] Last season
on 1000-lb Sisters...

Amy, you're making some
men's fantasy... or maybe woman.

Oh, yeah.

[retches]

I'm pregnant.

[chuckles]

[Amy] It's only been a couple
months since I had the surgery.

And Dr. Proctor told me not
to get pregnant for two years.

Oops.

COVID [bleep] sucks.



[chuckles]

[grunting]

How about I join you
on the weight loss journey?

It's not going to hurt me
a bit to start dieting too.

All right? Let's get it, girl.

Yes.

- Do you want her to get the surgery?
- Yeah.

Hmm.

[Chris] I did get approved
for surgery.

379 and a half.

Great job, man. Nice job.

After all this hard work,
all the weight loss, I made it.

I can just breathe
knowing he's fine.

He's perfect.



I know you love him, but Jerry
does not need to be your enabler.

He's not.

Tell me you got
a food addiction.

Don't sit there and play
no [bleep] games with me.

Yeah.

[laughs]

And I'm finally living the dream

that I wanted my whole life
that was to become a mother.

When you going
to grow some hair?

Look how big mommy was
in these pictures.

Mommy was 406 pounds.

I went from 5XL to an XL.

I've lost 40 pounds
after I had Gage.

And now I'm down to 260.

I was gonna film
a YouTube video.

I was in the end
of my rope with Tammy.

I didn't know
what to do with her.

But I got some big news
to tell my subscribers.

Hey, y'all. It's Amy.

And today, I need to talk to y'all
about some serious stuff that's going on.

Y'all know,
I tell y'all everything,

the good, the bad, the ugly.

But...

I just need to let y'all know something
that kind of came up unexpectedly.

Do y'all want to know
what it is?

Y'all...

Tammy finally got into rehab
for food addiction.

That's a big deal.

She actually came to me and said,
"Hey, I need help. I need a rehab."

Okay.

So y'all just keep hearing
your thoughts and prayers.

Bye, YouTube, subscribe.

[panting]

[laughing]

Yes.

[Amy] I'm gonna miss Tammy
but I know it's for the best.

I'm ready to get her out.

So she can take the steps
she needs to do stuff for herself.

I could focus on my son
and focus on his stuff.

Because right now,
I have to do everything,

do her dishes, her laundry,
gonna go get her food.

I'm having to do it all.

Your footies.

Yeah.

Gage.

[chuckles]

[laughs]

What?

Get it off.

[screams]

[laughing]

Right now,
the most important thing

is to get Tammy to the rehab
facility for her food addiction.

What's kind of crazy is, I first
started my diet just to help push her.

I got down to 380 pounds.

And I got approved
for bariatric surgery.

- Hey, Tammy.
- [Tammy] Hey.

[Tammy] Yeah.

[groans]

[Chris] It's really hard
on my heart

to see her not being able to walk
the 30 straight steps to the van.

I thought it changed.

Tammy, you was happy or I
thought you was happy with him.

But it was a toxic relationship

because how are you
gonna love fat people

and try to help them
lose weight?

You can't do it.

Yeah.

[laughs]

[Amy] I'm kind of pissed off
that Tammy saw Jerry

a couple days
before going to rehab.

Because he is a feeder
at the end of the day.

Tammy, it ain't gonna hurt you
to make a friend.

Yeah.

[laughs]

♪ I'm coming forward tonight ♪

♪ I'm coming forward tonight ♪

[Chris] Taking Tammy to this facility
is one of the last options we have.

Because she just needs help
that we're not able to give.

Oh. Ow, ow, ow!

[grunts]

Hopefully, we don't have
problems with that this round.

Don't be too much of an
[bleep] for these people.

[bleep] you can be rough.

[laughs]

Just remember,
they're here to help you.

No matter how much they are
pushing you and you get mad at them.

You know, I pray Tammy stays at
the facility and gets the help she needs.

[Amy] Now that Tammy's away,

I have a goal
of 150 pounds to get to.

-Are we slow?
-You can go slow. No, you're fine.

[Amy] Lunges...

I thought they were
saying lunch.

[laughs]

I've been in rehab
for two weeks.

I'm trying to get me walk more.

Potatoes, green beans,
sugar free juice.

The food here sucks.

It's bland. No flavor.

Here, they would only
give me one sandwich.

And back home,
I'd eat like three or four.

My knees are grinding
the bones grind.

So the whole therapy
where you stand up,

sit down, kills my knees.

[sighs]

Oh, you're getting heavy.

- Hey.
- Oh. Love you.

But I haven't really been eating
the healthiest since Gage was born.

So I need this exercise.

Great job, ladies.

So good.

They look like
they go drink rose.

[Kara] Hi, welcome.

-Hi.
-[Amy] How are you? Nice to meet you.

I'm Kara. Who's this?

- Gage.
- This is Gage.

Oh, my Gosh, Gage.

Oh, my God.

My first impression of them is,

"Oh, my God, they are kind
of cool even for uptight people."

- Are you ready for class?
- [Amy] Yes.

[Kara] It's gonna be great.

Yeah, it's gonna be awesome.

[woman] Excited to have you.

So everyone makes
a little circle.

Then you're just gonna do
a little side shuffle.

Three, two, one. Here we go.

[Kara]
Let's go to the next one.

Oh, okay.

One more time.

We're gonna go
into that slow lunge walk.

You can go slow. No,
you're fine. You're good.

[Kara]
Take that right arm across.

[Amy] I'm glad
I do put deodorant on.

[laughter]

[Kara] And switch.

And a shave.

[Kara] Carefully release,
interlace those fingers together.

Thanks, everybody.
Great job today.

Amazing.

I'm sore as [bleep]
but I'm happy.

So it's nice to get
a little taste of freedom.

[laughs]

Are you ready to get
in the car, big boy?

[chuckles]

They have me doing
a lot of exercises

and trying to get me
to walk more.

[panting]

I'm missing so much.
I miss my bed.

I miss my house.
I miss my own things.

[Chris] Tammy says she's got
something to tell us,

kind of worried about
what she's got to say.

Chris pulls up and I'm like,
he gained some weight.

[bleep] 40 pounds
ain't no water weight.

The last six weeks
has been pretty crazy.

I had an emergency surgery
on my leg,

which pretty much kept me
kind of bedridden for 45 days.

During that time,
I gained 40 pounds.

And now, I'm back up to 420.

And it's just been hell
on wheels.

Being overweight,
you have a lot of trouble

with yeast infections
in your fat rolls.

And that's part
of what happened on my leg.

[laughs]

Yeah, yeah.

[laughs]

[laughs]

[laughing]

Okay.

You know, the big thing
about bariatric surgery

is it's going to lengthen
my lifespan by 20 years.

So, if I don't get it, I'm not
going to be around much longer.

And that's just...
it's really heartbreaking

because basically, all this
work I've did is not for [bleep]

if I don't get the surgery.

Oh, oh.

- Okay. You ready?
- Yeah.

Here we go.

When you get on it and stand,
just drop your arms.

[woman] Let's do it.

[woman] 631.3.

How do you feel about that?

It is a lot. It is.

That's progress.

Well, I'm proud of you.

[woman] How do you feel
about it? You feel pretty good?

[Kelly] Okay, Tammy.

We're eight weeks in and I wanted
to see what were you thinking about.

Tammy, are you sure that you're ready
to go home on your own without support

and face all the temptations
when you get there by yourself?

Yes.

You have to get that meal prep

and not order out and stay
in your calorie count diet.

You feel like when you go home,

you're gonna... you take
your start to order out again?

So you're not gonna...

Mm-hm.

See, I worry about that part.

You know, ordering out is
gonna be the biggest obstacle

that I think
that you're gonna have.

I feel that if Tammy would stay,

we could continue
giving her the tools

to not order out

to continue just to stick
to her diet a little bit longer.

I worry about Tammy when
there's not somebody there

to help her make
those good decisions.

I'm heading over to Amy's
house to talk to Amy and Misty.

Because Tammy says she's got
something to tell us.

I'm kind of worried
about what she's got to say.

- What's up bitch?
- Bitch.

- [Misty] You want a sandwich, boobie?
- [Chris] No, I'm good.

I try to stay away from it all.

The past weeks
has been pretty crazy.

I have been eating right

and following a diet to lose
the 40 pounds I gained.

But, you know,
it's a whole lot easier

to put weight on
than it is to take it off.

And that's just the way it is.

Okay.

[line ringing]

Hi, bitch.

[Tammy] Yeah, it's going.

I miss my own things.

I... I mean...

Yeah.

That is total [bleep].

So how much weight
have you lost totally?

[Misty] I thought you were supposed to
stay up there until you lost 100 pounds.

I'm not giving up,
just because I'm homesick

and want to come home
does not mean I'm giving up.

[Misty] I'm not mad at you
about anything.

I'm not mad at you.

But I'm disappointed
that you're coming home early.

All right.
We'll talk to you later.

[Misty] Love you.

Bye.

[Misty] I think
if she comes back here,

I'd probably give her like a 20%,
30% of actually accomplishing it.

Whatever temptation
is in front of her,

she'll be like, "Oh,
this one time won't matter."

She's like,
"Oh, this is a cheat day."

I think she's where
she needs to be

in a place that can control,
you know, be structured.

Tammy's an addict and there's no
difference between a food addiction

than a heroin addiction.

She was talking
about ordering out burgers.

[Brittany] Yeah.

[Brittany] Yeah.

[Chris]
When I dropped Tammy off,

I had high hopes that she was actually
going to taking the right step forward.

But she hasn't made her hundred
pound weight goal yet.

So doubts are really setting in

if she's going to stick to
the diet after she gets home.

[Chris] Hey, Tammy.
How's it going?

[Tammy] Good, good.

Kelly, do you have any advice
on the situation?

I just think that she's gonna need
people there that can back her up

and to help her say, no,
she's done really good here.

The only thing that I was
a little worried about,

she was talking
about ordering out burgers.

A couple times Tammy cheated, but
she feels like she's been given the tools

that she can say no
to the cheating.

I just hope that she continues on
the path that she's on here right now.

I just want her to do good.
She's done so well.

I just want her to continue

and on the path that she's on
going in the right direction.

I think she's gonna need
a lot of support.

Tammy's an addict and there's no
difference between a food addiction

than a heroin addiction.

They got to want to get better.

Forcing Tammy to stay there,

she's not going to do
anything the doctors want

and she's liable to get
kicked out of the facility

if we put her in that situation.

Ow.

Remember what I told you.
Just keep saying no.

- Yes.
- Okay?

If you need us
for anything, call us.

- Bye, good luck.
- Thank you.

[Kelly] All right.

- Have a safe trip.
- Thank you.

[Tammy] Yes.

[Chris] Tammy, we home, by God.

For what?

Even though,
I'm happy to see Tammy.

We don't really show emotions
in this family.

But I didn't expect her to bite my
head off when she came in the door.

[Gage mumbling]

[inaudible]
What are you doing?

Huh? [inaudible]

[Amy] Yeah.

Even though I don't agree
with Tammy coming home.

I still wanted to make
the place right

and make her feel
like she was missed.

Because that's what sisters do.

Hey, what are you doing?

What are you doing?
What are you doing?

[laughs]

Open it.

Tammy can't use
the kitchen stove

because the knobs
are so far away

and her belly gets
in between her and the stove.

Oh, crap.

[Amy] So I gave Tammy
this cook top and this table.

So she can be independent.

And I ain't got to do it
for her.

So we got it to help you
be more independent.

We cannot let you continue
the way you were.

I understand that and I'm glad.

But at the same time,

there's gonna have
to be rules, you know,

some... some rules set.

[Chris] We're gonna hold you
accountable

because we ain't taking
no [bleep].

Yes, I need to call in some
medicine for Tammy Slaton.

She's out there doing
a YouTube video with Emily.

Okay, but you see
what I'm doing.

I can't stop and do it.

[growls]

Yes, I need to call in some
medicine for Tammy Slaton.

You're just walking with your
butt in front of the camera.

Nobody wants to see
your holy ass.

- What's up?
- [Tammy] What's up?

[laughs]

Hey, y'all. It's Tammy.

This is my niece Emily.

Today, we are...

Doing a how-to tutorial
on how to burn your ex,

burn your ex [bleep] way
better than burning calories.

[laughs]

[Emily] I'm glad she's home
from rehab.

I think she is happier
since her ex is out of her life.

We put in my extra shirts
he left it at my house

after he tried
to stay the night,

a hoodie that he left because he
told me I have to wear it in my sleep,

Jerry's shirt,
his crusty old socks,

a toothbrush that he left here
and his wacky ass hairbrush.

Pour some kerosene in
there, lightly. That's enough.

You're trying to kill us.

Strike it. Drop it. Run.

Boom.

Bye, bitches!

- Good.
- Actually I really do.

- This fire represents...
- [bleep]

[laugh]

Everybody's got one.

[Tammy] What?

I can't do it, Amy.

Tell them
that I'm [bleep] filming.

I'm just...

[Tammy] Okay, but you see
what I'm doing.

[Amy] I'm trying to get her medicine but
her doctor needs to know this information.

Tammy's the only one that
knows her medical history.

I can't stop and do it.

[Tammy] Shut the [bleep] up.
Get [bleep] house.

Why I'm being over here being
a grown up cleaning my house,

taking care of Tammy's drama.

She's out there doing
a YouTube video with Emily.

I don't know why my
stupid sister couldn't do this.

[Amy] This got nothing
to do with me!

She needs to grow up and
take care of her own stuff.

This is the final straw.
I can't take no more.

She's gone too far
this time and I'm done.

Having Tammy staying at
rehab those last eight weeks,

I got to spend with my son
and my husband

and not have to worry
about outside drama.

And I can't and I won't go
back the way things were.

[bleep] bitch.

[growls]

I was just trying to help her
get her medicine and stuff.

But yet, she's yelling at me for
doing what she won't-- asked me to do.

You need to quit calling
people [bleep] stupid.

I'm not the stupid one.

[Tammy] My thing is though,
you had my medicine list,

you could have done
what I asked.

But you didn't have to talk
to me like I was a dog.

Okay, but you knew
I was doing something.

Don't [bleep] scold me
like a child, stupid.

Stop calling damn stupid.
I'm tired of your...

Shut up.

I'm gonna leave
if you keep calling.

Okay, leave, bitch.

I was trying to have fun
with you, stupid.

- That's it. I'm done.
- Okay.

[Amy] I told her
three [bleep] times.

[Tammy] I don't care.

I told her [bleep] three times.

-I'm done.
-You don't [bleep] tell me nothing.

- Here's to being 35!
- [all cheering]

[Amy] This season
on "1000-lb Sisters"...

I am from the planet Mars.

Whee!

Ah!
[laughing]

It said I weighed F.
[laughs]

F for what?
[bleep] fat ass?

"If you get down to 299..."

He don't like Tammy.
He's got a fetish.

Why can't I [bleep]
just be happy

for once?

Answer me this --
Are you engaged?

I hope to God
it's really not true.

Everybody day "whiskey."

[all] Whiskey.

We're going on
a family vacation, y'all.

[Amy] Ah, hell yeah!

It's got a sprayer for your
booty crack.

Girl, we can roll with this.

[Amy] My sister Amanda
has no filter.

Why you diggin' in your [bleep]?

Because I have stuff
in my pocket, okay?

It's my pocket, excuse me.

But sometimes she gets
a little bit rough.

It's rude.

No, what's rude is you keep
running your [bleep]...

Bitch, don't try me like that.

She wants to talk to me like
she's lost her mind -- no.

This girl don't play that.

How about you just
shut up for once?

How about you get out that
[bleep] chair and make me?

- I [bleep] will, bitch.
- Get the [bleep] up then.

You won't shut up!

How am I supposed to [bleep] say
anything if you keep talking?!

I'm scared.

You know, there's always a fear
that you don't wake up.

Immediately I see that Chris's
liver is pretty big.

This can be very, very serious.

[machine beeping]

- I think this could be a winner.
- Yep.

[Amy] I'm done.
We're moving out.

I told her that when I had my
son, everything's gonna be

about him,

but Tammy's gone backwards.

[Amy] What do we do now?

It's like the Titanic
slowly sinking,

and there's only so much
people can take from her.

Okay, but you see
what I'm doing!

[Amy] I'm trying
to get her medicine,

and she's out there doing
a YouTube video.

I can't stop and do it!

[growls]

Stop calling damn stupid.
I'm tired of [bleep].

[Tammy] Stupid.

That's it.
I'm done.

[Tammy] I don't care.

I told her [bleep] three times!

I'm done!