Chrisley Knows Best

Meet the Chrisley family, where Todd Chrisley is king. He micromanages his family just like his business and always tries to stay five steps ahead of his 5 children.

Savannah is turning sweet 16, and a big birthday bash is in the works. Todd has to come to grips with the fact that his little girl is growing into a young woman.

While Lindsie recovers from plastic surgery, Todd and Lindsie's husband, Will, make an effort to find some common ground at the most unexpected place - a shooting range.

When Julie decides to return to work, Todd must pick up the slack at home; Savannah wants to start dating a 19 year old musician.

Todd and Julie leave Grayson in the care of Chase and Savannah when they go out of town for the night; Chase and Savannah have their own plans.

The Chrisley's children want to plan the perfect day for Todd for Father's Day, but Todd's competitive nature threatens the fun.

The Chrisleys are interviewed for a magazine and Todd writes a script for his family to memorize; when things go off script, Todd retaliates with some honesty.

Todd tries to help out and coach Grayson's baseball team but discovers he's in over his head and struggles to gain control of overzealous nine year olds.

When Savannah wants to go to college a year early, Todd wages a family competition to keep her home as long as possible; Chase pays the price when Todd is his ACT coach.

Feeling disappointed for missing Savannah being crowned Miss Tennessee Teen USA, Todd plans a party; tension builds.

Chase gets a tattoo of a Bible verse; Todd encourages Chase to have the tattoo removed; Savannah is failing her college Bible class.

On her return home, Savannah brings along her new puppy, which makes Todd angry; Chase tries to bond with his father.

Nanny Faye joins the world of online dating, but when Todd gets wind of it he makes himself her chaperone. New homeowners Chase and Savannah compete for Todd's handouts to furnish their homes.

Savannah agrees to manage Todd's singing career for a school project and unwittingly unleashes his inner diva. Chase struggles to throw a dinner for the family to prove he can out do Savannah.

Todd thinks taking over Julie's housework while she recovers from surgery will be a cakewalk, but running the home isn't as easy as it looks. And Chase schemes with Nanny Faye to get Todd to accept his dog, Lilo.

Julie gets annoyed when Chloe's fifth birthday brings out her family's competitive side. Meanwhile, Todd's meddling in Faye's exercise routine gets her blood pressure up.

Todd becomes Faye's assistant after finding out that she's been making Julie to run all of her errands. Meanwhile, Savannah gets over-excited when Chloe shows an interest in horseback riding.

A newly single Chase gets caught off guard when his family sets him up on a double blind date. Meanwhile, Todd struggles with how to handle Grayson's latest homework assignment.

Todd receives an alarming diagnosis; Grayson's broken phone fixes his money problems.

Julie forces Todd to host Chloe's first slumber party; Faye smells a rat.

Faye tries to fix her diction. Todd is out of sync with Chloe's school dance.

Savannah deals with a big secret and Todd teaches Faye a lesson when she asks him to buy her a new car.

Todd is jealous of Julie's badminton instructor; Grayson sneaks out to go to an unsupervised party.

Savannah tries to teach Chloe how to roller skate; Faye and Chase help Frances find a man.

Chase gets competitive with his taller, little brother. Chloe paints Todd as the Botox Monster.

Julie's snoring gets under Todd's skin. Faye gets into a turf war with a rival delivery business.

Faye confesses to a 25 year grudge match against Julie's Dad. Todd bribes Chloe for intel.

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.