Ep 4. Turnt Up Game

In Preachers' Daughters season 3 episode 4, titled "Turnt Up Game," the reality show's cameras follow the lives of three preacher's daughters as they navigate their way through the ups and downs of adolescence. Taylor Coleman, Kenzie Paige, and Olivia Perry are all growing up in households heavily influenced by religion, where their fathers are far-reaching figures in their communities and their families' lives.

The episode opens with the girls getting ready to go to a slumber party, organized by Taylor. The party, initially intended to be a night of innocence, takes a turn when the girls start to engage in drinking and party games. The mothers of the girls learn of the shenanigans, which compel the fathers to confront their daughters.

Kenzie, in particular, is struggling with the attention she is getting after her DUI incident in the previous episode. She is additionally harrowed by her father, who remains concerned about her recent behavior. Meanwhile, Olivia continues to argue with her father while Taylor enjoys the fun side of the party, as the focus shifts from one daughter to the next.

The game begins when Kenzie’s and Olivia's fathers show up at the party, and Taylor's father's rage forces all the girls to reveal embarrassing details about themselves. They reveal that they have been in trouble with drugs and alcohol. They also reveal what some of their favorite party activities are.

The girls' fathers' punishments are mostly in the form of a talk and prayer. Kenzie's father warns her about the dangers of drinking and driving. Meanwhile, Taylor is grounded and grounded for some time, much to her chagrin, as she tries to persuade her father to permit her to go on a cruise. The girls continue to be caught between the worlds of growing up and their parents' expectations.

As the episode concludes, the girls' parents find themselves in a situation that they must all confront together. They confront them with things like “Do you know what your daughter was doing?” and “What kind of example are you setting for your daughter?” in reference to their behavior.

The young girls are coming of age, and their parents are left with the challenge to adjust their beliefs and expectations to adapt to their daughters' changing needs. As the girls continue to experiment with new experiences, their parents struggle to strike a balance between their faith and their daughters' individual needs.

Overall, "Turnt Up Game" is a raw and candid look into the lives of preacher's daughters as they navigate adolescence, peer pressure, and parental expectations. The episode presents the challenges involved in growing up in a religious household, as well as the unique struggles that come with being teenagers. It is a must-see episode for anyone who wants a glimpse into the lives of these extraordinary young women as they try to find their place in the world.