Ep 8. Hughes Family

The Hughes Family is the eighth episode of the second season of World's Strictest Parents. In this episode, two teenagers, Brogan and Tyler, are sent to live with the Hughes family in California for one week to learn discipline and respect.

The Hughes family consists of parents Jim and Kim and their three children, Faith, Bo, and Corbin. They live on a small farm and follow a strict Christian lifestyle. The family believes in hard work, discipline, and respect for authority.

Brogan and Tyler are from Las Vegas and have been causing trouble at home and in school. They both struggle with authority and have a lack of discipline in their lives. The boys are immediately put to work on the farm to learn the value of hard work and responsibility. They struggle at first, but soon realize the satisfaction that comes with completing a task well.

The Hughes family also takes the boys to volunteer at a local homeless shelter. They learn the value of giving back to the community and helping those less fortunate. Brogan and Tyler are amazed by how grateful the homeless people are for their help and realize how lucky they are to have a home and family.

One of the biggest challenges the boys face is the strict rules of the Hughes family. They are not allowed to watch TV or use their phones, and they have a strict 9 pm curfew. Brogan and Tyler struggle to adjust to the new lifestyle and feel like they are being punished. However, as the week goes on, they begin to appreciate the structure and routine of the Hughes family.

The Hughes family also helps the boys with their education. Brogan struggles with reading and writing, and the family works with him to improve his skills. Tyler is interested in photography and is given the opportunity to work with Jim on the farm's website and social media accounts. The boys are encouraged to pursue their interests and learn valuable skills for the future.

The most emotional moment of the episode comes when the boys sit down with Jim and Kim to reflect on their experience. Both Brogan and Tyler are amazed by the love and warmth of the Hughes family. They realize that the rules and discipline were not out of punishment but out of love to help them become better people. The boys are grateful for the experience and hope to continue to apply what they have learned in their lives.

Overall, The Hughes Family is an inspiring episode that shows the value of discipline, hard work, and respect for authority. The Hughes family's love and kindness towards Brogan and Tyler are an example of how even the most troubled youth can be turned around with the right guidance and support. The episode is a great reminder of the importance of family, community, and giving back.