[narrator] Previously on Return to Amish...
[Jeremiah Raber] You asked a girl out on a date?
[Daniel speaking]
Oh, damn.
[Daniel] She's a very beautiful girl and I was really nervous.
[instructor] Get all the way onto your back.
[Daniel] Should've went in for a kiss, but, couldn't do it.
[Jeremiah] The house is small and crowded.
And now there's a second kid showing up?
Where I'm from, we always ask permission to bring people.
I've always had the dream of playing basketball.
[man] Do you wanna be the first Amish basketball player?
Trust me, you can do it.
I have a favor to ask you.
My cousin, Fannie, she got in trouble,
and I thought it would be a really good idea
if you could bring her with you.
I'll do anything to help her.
Should we go to bed?
I am pregnant and Jethro left me for the second time.
I just got up this morning and there's blood in my underwear
and I'm just so worried about the baby.
It's just really overwhelming for me without Jethro there.
-[panting heavily] -[doctor] Okay, deep breaths. Calm your breathing.
[sobbing]
[breath trembling]
[panting heavily]
[doctor] Honey, I want you to breathe.
-I want you to breathe. Here, you got this. -[continues panting heavily]
[doctor] You're okay. Slow that breathing down please.
[Jeremiah] Sabrina asked us to go to the doctor's with her to make sure the baby's okay.
It's, like, of course we're gonna be there for her.
I just want that baby to be okay.
-[panting heavily] -[doctor] Slow it down. Don't do that. Don't do that.
Slow down your breathing. Look at me. Look at me.
Slow your breathing down. Slow your breathing down.
Big breaths in and out. In and out.
[breathing slows, sobbing]
-[starts panting heavily] -[doctor] Okay, deep breaths. Calm your breathing.
Let's take your mask off for a minute, okay?
Just breathe. Let's take this off and breathe.
Take it off and breathe.
Let me get you a tissue, okay?
[sobbing]
[doctor] Hey.
Here you go. Big breaths.
[blowing]
[Carmela Raber] I just felt really bad being in there.
'Cause I think Jethro should be in there.
And I wish Jethro was there.
And the fact that, you know, she had an anxiety attack.
Just... I don't like that.
[breathing heavily]
[sighs heavily]
-[sobbing] -[Carmela] Sabrina, it's okay. Okay?
[Sabrina] I just, I really need Jethro to come home
because if he doesn't come home,
I don't know if I'm even gonna be able
to make it through this pregnancy by myself.
So I'm gonna go ahead and do your ultrasound again.
[Sabrina] Does she look okay?
[doctor] She looks great actually.
Noticing some breathing. She's moving a ton.
I'm just trying to get a good picture for you.
-Hi, nugget. [laughs] -[Sabrina] Mm-hmm.
Oh, so you think you're having a girl?
[Sabrina] That's what they said. They think it's a girl.
[doctor] Can't see the face.
It's a girl, for sure. [chuckles]
There's the heart beating.
Look at that.
[heart pounding]
Sounds perfect.
Are you excited to have a girl?
[Sabrina] Yeah, my youngest is a daughter, too.
[doctor] Oh, nice! So you already have all the stuff.
-[Sabrina] Yeah. -[doctor] You're very lucky.
-Here's her nose and here's her jaw. -Mm.
And these are her lips right here
and she's opening and closing her mouth for you.
-[Sabrina] Mm. -[doctor] See how it gets dark?
[Sabrina chuckles] Aw.
-[doctor] Yeah. -[Sabrina] Oh, she's so--
[doctor] These are her hands right here.
She's waving, "Hi. Hello, Mom.
-What you doing?" -[Carmela] Look at her little fingers.
-[doctor] Can you see her fingers? -They're moving.
[doctor] Yeah, see her feet are, kind of, up here at the top.
-[Carmela] Oh, yeah. -[doctor] See? So these are her hands,
so she's playing with her feet.
It's a little difficult to be here,
just because, you know, it's something that I want.
I want to be pregnant too.
But, I mean, I wanna put my needs or wants aside
because the most important right now, is Sabrina and her unborn baby.
-[doctor] Here you go. -[Sabrina] Thank you.
[doctor] Right.
[Jeremiah] I'm so mad at Jethro for doing this to Sabrina.
But, I'm just glad the baby's okay.
[Sabrina] There's the heart. The heartbeat.
[Jeremiah] Aw.
[upbeat music playing]
[Maureen] Last year, I left the Amish with Rosanna, to see the English world.
[Ada Byler] My granddaughter, Maureen, and her friend, Rosanna.
-[man 1] Hi. -[man 2] How you doing?
-[woman] Hi. -Hi.
[woman] Rose, your hat!
[Maureen] Whoa!
Oh, my God. [laughs]
This is so fun.
[Maureen] And I fell in love with Danny, an Amish taxi driver.
And then he proposed.
[Daniel] Will you marry me?
Yes.
[Maureen] I'm still planning a wedding.
But recently, we decided that we're just gonna take it slow.
So now I'm going to Florida
because I wanna clear my head about my relationship with Danny.
Rosanna called me and asked if I can help her.
My cousin, Fannie Schmucker, from Punxsutawney,
she got in trouble
and I thought it would be a really good idea
if you could bring her down with you
because I think that might be good for her.
And, of course, I said, "Yes."
♪ Follow me down, she said ♪
♪ When the morning starts, I'll hide ♪
♪ And when the fire's burning red ♪
♪ You and me can touch the sky ♪
♪ Free your mind, she said ♪
♪ Free your mind ♪
[water splashing]
Yeah, this is how the Amish do laundry.
All of my family members have these.
Some of them have, like, the double tubs,
where they're, like, two beside each other.
I'm Fannie Schmucker. I'm 20 years old
and I'm Old Order Amish.
Old Order Amish is a very strict community.
You can't really have or do all that much before you get into trouble.
I was happy being Amish.
I was baptized into the Amish church.
I had a fiance.
And we were in love.
[water dripping]
My whole life was mapped out for me.
And then, a few days ago,
I told him about my secret cell phone,
which we're not supposed to have in our community.
He's very strict Amish.
He wanted me to give him the phone so he could smash it.
Because he says, "You know, the devil lives in those phones.
You should not have it."
And I wouldn't do it, so he went and told the bishop about it.
I thought I loved him.
But, I'm just...
How can I marry someone I don't trust?
Now that I got caught with my cell phone,
they're gonna shun me and condemn me to hell.
When you're baptized into the church and you get shunned,
you have to confess your sins in front of the whole church.
In front of people who might like you
and people who hate you.
And that whole process is humiliating.
Then I have to drop to my knees and say that I wanna do better.
And that I want their forgiveness.
And then the church votes whether I deserve forgiveness.
And then, after everyone has voted,
then I have to come back in and then they'll either be, like,
"Yes, you are forgiven and you're welcome back into the church."
Or, like, "No, you have to be shunned."
Everyone will ignore you.
And you have to eat all by yourself.
And you can't get back into the church
until everyone votes, "Yes, they forgive me."
By that time, you're just, like, you're broken inside.
And you just feel sad.
And at that point, you just don't care. You just wanna leave.
This is what happened to Mary Schmucker.
Mary Schmucker is my aunt.
And when Aunt Mary left the Amish,
everyone was very tough on her.
[man speaking in foreign language]
I feel that the Amish women can barely
do one little thing wrong.
We're expected to be perfect
and we're expected to follow the rules.
And there's no one that's gonna be able to live perfect.
That's impossible.
I'm tired of this stuff. I'm done.
I told my mother that I wanted to leave the community.
And then she wrote me this letter.
"Dear Fannie. Greetings in our Dear Savior's name.
He gave us everything we have
and he can take everything in the blink of an eye.
His will be done."
So that is basically how every, all the Amish start their letters.
"I know you still have things you would like to do.
But please remember, you won't have a warning when the end is coming.
And you will not have time to change anything or put anything from you,
as we are when the end comes. That's the way we'll face Jesus.
Your loving Mother."
So she wrote a letter pretty much condemning me to hell.
I feel like I'm being judged.
And there is no human being that has the right to judge another human being.
God will be the judge.
I'm leaving tonight.
I left a note under my parents' door,
explaining to them that I'm leaving and why.
I called my cousin, Rosanna,
and Rosanna's friend, Maureen, is coming to pick me up.
And she's gonna drive me to the airport.
And together, we're gonna go to Pinecraft.
There's no turning back now.
I am my own person.
I'm just so grateful that you picked me up.
And I'm very grateful that we're going to Florida.
[Fannie] I have seven sisters and three brothers.
And there's a big chance I won't see my family ever again.
So it's kind of scary.
But, so far, I've made up my mind and I'm just gonna go for it.
It'll be my first time on a flight.
All I want is for somebody to prove that they want me.
'Cause nobody ever wants me.
[speaking in foreign language]
[upbeat music playing]
Thank you.
[Carmela] Thank you.
[Ada] It's very good.
[Jeremiah] I'll stick to this.
The house has been feeling cramped the last few days,
so Ada, Carmela and I decided to go out and have fun.
Just like old times.
[indistinct chatter]
So, Jeremiah. How you doing?
[Jeremiah] Um, you know, it's, I don't know.
[Carmela] I'm getting all these negative pregnancy tests.
And it's really frustrating.
The fertility doctor said that one of the major causes could be stress.
And Jeremiah has been dealing with a lot of family stress recently.
Meeting my father's side of the family,
you know, I just feel so at home, at peace.
I've gotten a lot of answers.
But I also feel like...
I agree.
[Jeremiah] I feel bad for the way I left things with Dennis
last time I saw him.
You know, it was tough finding out that he's not my father.
[Carmela] What? What is it?
[reading aloud]
[Dennis Blake] Can I give you a hug?
I think you could use one.
I have to leave. I'm sorry.
I understand.
[sighs deeply]
I know I don't know how you feel,
'cause I never went through anything like this.
But, I really think you should reconnect.
[indistinct chatter]
You know, I still want him in my life.
You know, I really do.
-I just got some unfinished business with Dennis. -Yeah.
-You know, I gotta patch things up and... -[Ada] Yeah.
...and hope he doesn't just walk away. You know what I mean?
[indistinct chatter]
I really wanted Dennis to be my father
and I needed that DNA test to put my mind at ease.
And I was really devastated when the results said we're not related.
But as time passed, I realized I don't need that DNA test
to tell me who my father is.
Yeah, I've been thinking about inviting him down here to Florida.
To hang out, you know, and...
Yeah, I would like to meet Dennis.
I think it'd be a really good idea.
You should ask him.
Dennis is one of those people that, if they're not in your life,
you want him in your life.
You know, and I just hope he understands.
So let's do cheers to a new beginning, a new chapter,
-and a better year. -[Ada and Carmela] Cheers.
♪ Every moment that you waste could be your next biggest mistake ♪
♪ Keep the lights on ♪
[Fannie] I'm going to Florida.
It's a very scary trip for me
because it'll be my first time on a flight.
Look at my hand. I'm, like, very jittery.
The first time I was at an airport,
I couldn't get a ticket because I didn't have the right documents.
And it was very embarrassing.
[man speaking]
We're Amish, so we don't have a photo ID.
[man speaking]
But now I have my driver's license, so I know I'm good to go.
And I'm very excited.
[Fannie speaking]
[woman] I'm not familiar with Pinecraft, Florida.
[Maureen] Sarasota.
-[Fannie] Sarasota. -[woman] Oh, okay.
All righty, I'll just need your ID.
Thank you.
[Fannie] Is my ID okay?
[woman speaking]
So, you go off your screening.
Amish don't have photo IDs.
They have non-photo IDs.
Because they don't believe in taking pictures.
That's vanity.
And we're not supposed to be vain.
And that's also a sin.
And, I guess they think that you can go to hell for taking pictures.
All right, that's your plane ticket.
C3 is the gate.
[beep]
[Fannie] So lost. Where do we go?
[Maureen] I am not sure.
-[Maureen] Look at that. -[Fannie] That is so weird.
-[Maureen] What do you think? -[Fannie] I mean, that's how we get on?
[Maureen] Yep.
[Fannie] It looks scary.
[Maureen] What if I scream on the plane?
[man on PA] Group seven customers are welcome to board.
Flight 5126.
They're calling my number and I'm getting on a plane.
I've never been on one before. So this is it.
[indistinct chatter]
-[beep] -[man] Thank you.
I have to have a window seat.
Because I need to be able to see out that window
and know if we're gonna go down.
I don't care.
It's nothing I won't be able to do about,
but I need to know for my own good.
[Maureen] Well, let's see.
Here.
Does yours have one?
[Fannie] Yeah.
I'm holding onto it.
[Maureen] I was very nervous to fly,
but with Fannie being so scared,
I think it helped me a lot to calm down.
Because I knew if something would go wrong, I had to be the strong one.
All right, here we go.
That is so weird.
[woman] Tell her to breathe.
[Maureen] Breathe. Okay?
On take-off, I couldn't breathe.
It just, my head felt so weird.
It literally felt like my head was full of air.
And, like, I just couldn't breathe.
[Fannie speaking]
I don't like it.
[Maureen] Breathe, okay?
You're fine, Fannie.
I was very scared on take-off,
but after we were up there, it was so awesome.
[Maureen] Isn't it so much fun, Fannie?
It is, it's,
it's actually relaxing.
Like, I don't know how to explain it,
like, look how far we can see.
It was so amazing to look down
and just see everything in a different way.
I was flying above the clouds,
and I felt like an angel in heaven.
It was awesome.
-[Ada] Hey, guys, guess who's here? -Hi!
So, how are you doing, Maureen?
I'm doing really good.
What about Daniel?
-You guys still engaged, get married? -Oh, yes.
Just not right now.
[Jeremiah] They were crazy about each other
and something's just not adding up.
[Kenneth] Well, me and the guys are going
to the Pinecraft basketball court
that's run by the Amish.
These guys are really good.
So if I play these guys and I win, I'll know I'm pretty good.
When Jethro's gone, it's even harder.
Especially I think because I'm pregnant.
and like I'm really exhausted all the time.
But...
So...
Me and Sabrina's relationship was going pretty good for awhile.
But I needed to get out
and get some air,
so I went back to Pennsylvania four weeks ago.
But when Sabrina called me
and said she had a pregnancy scare,
I was on the next flight headed back to Florida.
[Sabrina] Jethro and I have everything in common.
Nobody else is gonna understand me the way he does
because he's been through everything I've been through.
And I don't know anybody else that grew up Mennonite,
and was adopted, and got into drugs,
and had their kids adopted.
He's the only other person in this world that I know that's like that.
-How are the kids doing? -Good.
-How are you doing? -Good.
I mean, I guess I still don't understand why you left.
When you did that to me, it shocked me.
'Cause I was like, "What?"
Because like we weren't fighting or anything.
And so then it made [voice breaking] feel like
you did it on purpose just to hurt me.
And it seemed very narcissistic.
It felt like, uh...
a toy that a child got tired of playing with and you threw it in the trash.
[Jethro] The reason I left
is because when I brought up getting married again to Sabrina,
she rejected me.
After than conversation,
I got really pissed off and I honestly just needed to get away
and have some time to myself.
Being in Florida with nobody, no friends, nobody to talk to,
but you, you're going through your own [bleep], I'm going through my own [bleep],
I feel like I shouldn't put my burden on you.
You know what I'm saying, like it's just hard.
Like, everything all came at me at once,
and I just felt like I had to get out of here.
But that's something that is... um...
It's like an addiction tendency is to run from our problems,
instead of facing them.
But I've learned that the only way
to resolve any problem is you have to face it head on.
'Cause you don't want to have to cry,
you don't want to have to heal,
you don't want to have to deal with the pain.
So it's easier just to run.
I don't know.
Like, I know like we've been through a lot of stuff together
and everything, we have two kids.
Like, I wanna get married.
I wanna get married.
Like, I need to know that you're for real.
I need to know that you're serious.
I am serious about you.
Then prove it!
Prove it.
That's all I want
is for somebody to prove that they want me.
'Cause nobody ever wants me.
[guitar music playing]
I love you.
Give me a kiss.
Where's the kids?
[funky instrumental music playing]
♪ Hey, you know I followed for this one ♪
♪ Followed for this one ♪
♪ Mercy, bae ♪
[Fannie] Maureen and I just landed in Florida,
and we're taking a taxi to her grandma's house.
I'm looking out the window, like,
"I can't believe I'm actually in Florida."
I love these palm trees.
It reminds me of like a book of a jungle or something like that.
It's just, they're amazing.
Well, wait until you see the beach.
-Oh, I can't wait. -The ocean.
So, how's it going with you guys sleeping on the couch?
[Kenneth] It sucks.
We're definitely gonna need more room.
I mean, I don't care to sleep on the couch,
but were are the other two gonna sleep?
I don't know.
Maybe just on the carpet.
Fannie and Maureen are coming down
and the house is already crowded,
and immediately everybody was claiming beds,
and saying they're not gonna share their rooms.
I mean, it's just all nonsense.
[Ada] Maureen is coming down to Florida
because she's planning a wedding,
and it's just a lot of stress,
and she just, she honestly needs to get away from Danny
which she actually, she told me, she needs to get away,
and clear her head.
I'm just really, really excited to see Maureen,
I hope she's as excited as I am.
I just can't wait to see her.
Welcome to Florida.
-Hi! -Hi.
[Maureen speaking]
Yes!
-So, you must be Fannie. -Yeah, I'm Fannie.
Nice to meet you.
Okay, let's go.
The others are out back.
They're so excited to see you.
I mean, our bedroom has two beds in,
but I'm not about to have
some people sleeping in there.
What if you guys would share a couch?
Then everybody else can sleep in that room.
I like my privacy.
No.
[Jeremiah] The fact that Johnny and Rosanna are both Amish
and not married, but they're sharing a bedroom,
would be totally fine in the English world,
but their families are both Amish
and the families would flip out if they knew about it.
So I don't know where Rosanna gets off not sharing a bedroom with Fannie.
[Ada] Hey, guys, guess who's here?
-[Ada] Maureen. -Hi!
[Rosanna] Oh, hey, Maureen.
Hi, Rosanna!
How are you doing?
Good, how are you?
-It's been a long time since we've seen each other. -I know, I want a hug.
[Maureen laughs]
-I've missed you. -Oh, I've missed you too.
So, how you been?
-How you been? -Good, how are you?
Pretty good.
-It's nice to see you again. -I know, it's nice to see you too.
-You look beautiful. -Thank you.
[Sabrina] I felt really bad because everyone was busy welcoming Maureen,
and Fannie just stood off to the side,
holding onto her dress for dear life.
All I could think of was that, "We got a live one here."
This girl is super Amish.
So Maureen brought one of her friends.
Hi, I'm Fannie.
-[Jeremiah] Fannie? -Yes.
[Jeremiah] Nice to meet you.
It's nice to meet you too.
[Ada] Fannie is related to Mumma Marie.
[Fannie] Yes.
[Ada] Sit down here, just relax.
[Maureen speaking]
So, you're shunned now?
I will be soon, yeah.
Welcome to my world.
-Yeah, I was gonna say, "Welcome to my world." -And hers.
-Makes three of us. -Yeah.
So, how are you doing, Maureen?
I'm doing really good.
What about Daniel?
Working and fishing.
-So you guys still engaged, getting married? -Oh, yes.
Just not right now.
We, I wanna wait until I'm a little bit older and I can drink at my wedding.
[Jeremiah] They were crazy about each other,
and something's just not adding up.
Yeah, 'cause last year, they couldn't leave each other's side,
and now, she's alone,
and doesn't have much to say about him.
-It's kinda weird. -Yeah, something's going on.
So, where's everybody gonna sleep?
I'm not sure where everybody's gonna sleep.
I'm sleeping with my boyfriend.
In the Amish community, the boys and girls sleep together.
Yeah.
[Daniel] What?
There is no way that Amish are allowed to, you know,
sleep together without being married.
There's no way.
In all my life, I've never heard of an Amish community
that let's an unmarried couple sleep together.
That's, that's, that's a lie.
I mean, that's, that's simply not true.
[Fannie] Now it makes sense why Rosanna was giving me the cold shoulder.
She didn't wanna sleep with me.
She wanted to sleep with Johnny
and they wanted to put me in her room.
I wonder what her parents and her brother Ray
would have to say about her
sleeping in the same room as her boyfriend.
I'm really looking forward to play basketball in Pinecraft.
[Kenneth speaking in foreign language]
[Kenneth] These guys were relentless
and before I knew it, we were down five to nothing.
Are you looking for Ada?
And my sister.
[Kenneth] I mean, I come to Florida to, you know, play basketball
get better at basketball.
Just kinda wanna follow my basketball dreams
of trying to go to the next level.
♪ We came here to turn it out and turn it up ♪
[Kenneth] So, me and the guys are going to the Pinecraft basketball court,
that's run by the Amish.
We have nothing like it in my community.
So I'm kind of excited.
♪ T pain Rap in my veins ♪
♪ I will never change Learn to play this game ♪
♪ All in one take No rehearsing it ♪
♪ Kill where we flow while merciless ♪
I'm really looking forward to play basketball in Pinecraft.
You know, all the better basketball players
that come to Florida go there to play basketball.
So, you're playing against people that, you know, that know how to play.
Lot of good players come here.
These guys, they're tough.
They're physical, they're really good.
Um... so, and the Amish are usually a little bit more laidback.
♪ Could probably deal with you ♪
♪ You ain't earn enough ♪
[Kenneth] So, if I play with these guys and I win,
uh, I'll know I'm... pretty good.
[Kenneth speaking in foreign language]
[Amish man speaking in foreign language]
Okay.
-All right. -[Johnny speaking]
[men laughing]
'Kay, what do we have to do with them though?
Just guard 'em, don't let them shoot the ball, or try to get the ball.
-'Kay. -Got it.
All right.
[Kenneth] Right off the top, they scored on us,
so we're down, one to nothing.
-I'm so confused. [giggles] -Come here.
You know, I had several guys that never really played basketball much,
so I was kinda fighting these guys alone.
I had to play my heart out.
And they were physical, you know, I got pushed and shoved here and there.
-Oh! -Hold up!
Hold up.
These guys were relentless,
and before I knew it, we were down five to nothing.
And that's when I told myself, "It's now or never."
[valiant instrumental music playing]
They called that unanswered buckets.
And that's when the other team doesn't score any.
I put up seven unanswered buckets on them.
[indistinct chatter]
[grunts]
-Good game. -Good game.
I think I played pretty good against them.
Uh, we ended up winning, so...
You know, we had to play pretty good to do that.
[Kenneth speaking in foreign language]
[Daniel speaking speaking in foreign language]
[Kenneth speaking in foreign language]
[all laugh]
[Johnny speaking in foreign language]
[Kenneth speaking in foreign language]
[laughs]
[Jeremiah speaking in foreign language]
[in English] Yeah, sure.
[Kenneth] I made sure to bring pickled peaches.
It's an Amish recipe.
Guys use it all the time
doing farm work in the summer.
It helps prevent cramping.
-[Jeremiah speaking in foreign language] -[in English] Oh, yeah.
[Daniel speaking in foreign language]
-[Johnny speaking in foreign language] -[Amish man laughs]
Mmm.
Yeah, I definitely got tuckered out.
I had fun though.
Yeah, it was okay. I kinda felt like a rock rolling around out there.
That's like it, that's how you start.
[Daniel speaking in foreign language]
-[all exclaim in foreign language] -Seriously.
[In foreign language]
-[Daniel] It was by hand. -[Kenneth laughs] Whoa.
[laughs]
[Jeremiah speaking in foreign language]
I'll be honest, like if us two would be as good as you
out there, we would've probably kicked a lot more [bleep] than we did.
[Kenneth] It got physical,
but I kind of expected it because these guys are good.
Right.
So, what kind of, what do you wanna do with basketball?
I mean, I'd love to go to college, you know.
See what I can do, see how good I am.
-It's always been my dream. -I think you'd do good.
But, you know,
first you gotta see, you gotta kinda compare myself
to others, see how good I am.
I think you could make it.
Well, appreciate the confidence.
I mean, I'll agree with Johnny.
Practice makes perfect.
[Daniel] Yeah.
Yeah, I feel like, you know, after that, after that game,
I feel like I'm ready for the next test, you know,
for the next, get ready for the next challenge.
You know, I was always told
if your dreams don't scare you you ain't dreaming big enough.
Who are these Amish guys? I don't know any of you guys.
[In foreign language]
[indistinct conversation]
You know, it's nice hanging out with you guys.
You guys have no idea what it's like being married.
You're stuck in the house with the woman at all times.
All times?
You wanna go somewhere, you gotta ask her permission.
-That's like living at home. -And then she'll be like, "I'll go with you."
Sounds like throwing your balls into her purse and never getting them back.
It's our first night in the house with everyone,
and we're all just hanging out,
you know, having fun and getting to know each other.
Sometimes you gotta pretend like she's right,
when you know she's wrong.
And sometimes
-I don't follow my own instructions. -[chuckles]
[laughing] I don't follow my own advice.
[knocking at door]
-[Daniel] Who would be here? -I have no idea.
I'll look.
[knocking continues]
-Yes, sir? -Yeah, is this Ada's house?
You can come in.
Are you looking for Ada?
And my sister.
Rosanna.
I'm Ray.
Who are these Amish guys? I don't know any of you guys.
-I'm Kenneth. -Daniel.
[Jeremiah] Rosanna.
[laughing]
[Jeremiah speaking in foreign language]
[narrator] On the next episode of Return to Amish...
No wonder why they turned their backs on you when you left.
[Jeremiah] Ray never should've said that.
Done.
I'm done. I'm not filming anymore!
I am going home!
[Fannie] I've never seen this before,
it looks like, it honestly looks like snow.
-[surfer speaking] -I will try.
-[both] I will try. -[surfer] Yeah?
-I would, yes. -[surfer] Let's do it.
[screams]
I thought, "This is it...
[choking]
...I'm gonna die."
So, what's going on,
are you still gonna get married, are you not
or what are you gonna do?
Our relationship is not perfect.
If Danny is really the one, don't let anybody break you up.
Don't let your grandma, nobody.
Hey, good to see you.
I'm really nervous because I have no idea
how this visit's gonna go.
I do have to say I do feel bad that I walked out on you.
[Rosanna] I'm so excited about my English clothes
that I can't wait to go and try them on,
and go to the beach.
[Daniel] I like it.
[Jeremiah] An Amish man wants his woman to stay covered up.
[Kenneth] I get it.
I wouldn't want my girlfriend dressed like that in front of other men.
[Johnny] That's not who I wanna be with.