Ep 13. The Knight Family

The episode of World's Strictest Parents season 1 episode 13, titled "The Knight Family," follows the journey of two troubled teenagers, Ashley and Dean, as they spend a week with strict parents in a different country.

The episode begins with Ashley and Dean, two disrespectful and rebellious teenagers from California, being sent to stay with the Knight family in the UK. The Knights are a traditional middle-class family with strict values and rules. The parents, Sarah and John, have two sons, Ben and James, who are both respectful and well-behaved. Sarah and John hope to instill some discipline into Ashley and Dean and teach them the importance of family values.

Upon arriving in the UK, Ashley and Dean are shocked at the strict rules and regulations the Knights have in place. They are not allowed to use their phones, they must do their own laundry, and they must adhere to the strict curfew of 9 pm. Ashley and Dean find it difficult to adjust to the new rules and are quick to rebel. They refuse to participate in chores and constantly talk back to Sarah and John.

During their stay with the Knights, Ashley and Dean also attend a private school where they must wear a uniform and adhere to strict academic standards. The Knights hope that by attending this school, Ashley and Dean will realize the importance of education and the opportunities it can provide them.

Throughout the week, Sarah and John work hard to break through Ashley and Dean's tough exteriors and teach them the importance of respect, responsibility, and family values. They take the teenagers on outdoor excursions, teach them how to cook traditional British dishes, and show them the beauty of the UK.

Despite some initial pushback from Ashley and Dean, the Knights slowly start to make progress. Ashley learns the importance of hard work and responsibility by helping out with chores around the house. Meanwhile, Dean starts to appreciate the value of education and how it can open doors for him in the future.

As the week comes to an end, Ashley and Dean have grown and learned under the guidance of the Knight family. They have a newfound appreciation for their own families and have a better understanding of the importance of respect, responsibility, and family values.