Chrisley Knows Best Season 7 Episode 10 What Not to Swear

In the season 7 episode 10 of Chrisley Knows Best titled What Not to Swear, the Chrisley family is back again with another uproarious episode. Todd is busy with his new entrepreneurial venture and continues to obsess over his daughter Savannah's love life. Meanwhile, Savannah gets her wisdom teeth removed and Todd helps her plan a party to celebrate. The party is complete with decorations, goodie bags, and everything else needed to make the celebration perfect.

But things quickly turn south when Savannah realizes that she can't control her language due to the medication she is on from her surgery. Todd is outraged by his daughter's use of foul language and makes it a mission to teach her the family's values of proper conduct and good manners.

In his true fashion, Todd decides to give Savannah a crash course on proper etiquette, basic table manners, and civilized behavior. While he's at it, he decides to school the entire brood on how to make a lasting good first impression, and how to communicate effectively without using foul language.

The episode also features Nanny Faye, who has her own little dispute with a rubber chicken (yes, really). Nanny Faye is determined to get rid of the pesky toy, and Todd volunteers to help her out. The banter and back-and-forth between the two provide some much-needed comic relief in between the father-daughter etiquette lessons.

As with any Chrisley Knows Best episode, there is never a dull moment. The family's quick wit, hilarious antics, and genuine love for one another make it easy to see why the show has been on for seven seasons and counting. Along with all the hijinks, the Chrisleys do have a deep love and appreciation for family, and their bond is what ties everything together.

In conclusion, the season 7 episode 10 of Chrisley Knows Best titled What Not to Swear is another entertaining installment of the hit reality show. Full of family humor and life lessons, the Chrisleys continue to charm audiences with their quick wit, love for family, and a few valuable life lessons thrown in for good measure.