Ep 2. Not So Sweet Sixteen

In the second episode of Chrisley Knows Best season 1, titled "Not So Sweet Sixteen," the Chrisley family is preparing for eldest daughter Savannah's 16th birthday party. However, Todd Chrisley, the patriarch of the family, has strict rules in place for the party, much to Savannah's dismay.

The episode begins with Todd revealing his rules for the party, which include no alcohol, no boys, and no risqué outfits. Savannah, who is hoping to have a wild Sweet Sixteen, is disappointed with her father's restrictions.

Meanwhile, Todd's wife Julie is planning a surprise for Savannah, involving a visit from her favorite singer, Country Music star Sara Evans. However, Todd is less than thrilled about the added expense of the surprise.

As the day of the party approaches, tensions between Todd and Savannah escalate. Savannah is frustrated with her father's rules, and Todd feels that she isn't taking his parenting seriously. The two clash over everything from the guest list to the decorations.

Despite the tension, the night of the party arrives, and it's clear that both Todd and Savannah have put in a lot of effort. The party is held at a lavish venue, complete with a red carpet and photo booth. Savannah's friends arrive, all dressed to impress.

The night gets off to a rocky start when one of Savannah's friends shows up with a boy. Todd confronts the girl and her mother, insisting that the boy leaves the party. Savannah is angry and humiliated, but Todd stands firm.

Despite the incident, the party goes on, and Savannah opens her presents in front of her friends. She is thrilled when she receives a car from her parents, and even more thrilled when Sara Evans shows up to perform.

The episode ends with a heartwarming scene of Savannah and Todd dancing to Sara Evans' music. Despite their differences, the two seem to have come to a understanding, and both are happy with how the party turned out.

"Not So Sweet Sixteen" is a classic episode of Chrisley Knows Best, showcasing both the family's extravagance and their unique brand of parenting. It's a fun and dramatic episode, as viewers watch Todd and Savannah butt heads over the party and its rules. But in the end, it's a reminder that, as dysfunctional as the Chrisleys may seem, they are a loving and close-knit family at heart.