[narrator] Previously on Return to Amish.
[Kenneth] I had to play my heart out.
So, we ended up winning.
So, Kenneth, what do you wanna do with basketball?
I'd love to go to college, but first you gotta compare
myself to others, see how good I am.
[Sabrina Burkholder] So, what's going on?
Are you still gonna get married?
What are you gonna do?
[Maureen Byler] My family didn't like Danny.
They tried to tell me that I can't be with him.
[Sabrina] If Danny is really the one,
don't let anybody break you up.
Don't let your grandma. Nobody.
And if you all are happy, that's all that matters.
I just want you to know, Dennis,
we might not be blood related, but you're still my father.
And I'm your son.
[Dennis] That means a lot to me.
[Rosanna Miller] I'm so excited about my new stuff.
I can't wait to try 'em on and go to the beach.
[Johnny Detweiler] Rosanna tried out
bikinis and stuff.
I'm not okay with that.
Everybody looking at her.
that's not who I wanna be with.
That's not what I want.
Here's your coffee, John.
-You're giving me a donut, too. -[Rosanna] Mmm-hmm.
[Rosanna] Yesterday, Johnny got upset
when I came out in a bikini.
And when we got home, he just went to bed.
I wanna feel beautiful about myself.
And I totally did not feel beautiful about myself
because of Johnny.
So, how did you like everything yesterday?
Trying on clothes?
-Yeah. -I was trying to make it fun.
I mean, but I was a little, little uncomfortable.
About what?
You wearing a bathing suit.
I got really upset yesterday when Rose put that bikini on
in front of all the guys.
I grew up believing a woman should cover herself.
You know we're not supposed to.
Well, uh, that's why I left the Amish.
Is to go out and do stuff like that.
I was just taught that, well,
we said we don't do that.
I don't think it's right that you come out in front
of Jeremiah and all the other guys like that.
If we're gonna go to the beach,
that's obviously what I'm gonna wear
-is my bathing suit. -Yeah.
Well, Fannie knew better.
She didn't come out in her bathing suit.
Well, just because Fannie's not gonna wear a bathing suit
doesn't mean I'm not.
Like, um, I'm still gonna...
Like, if that's what I wanna do,
that's what I'm gonna do.
[speaking Pennsylvania Dutch]
I want a woman that can be modest
and I love you.
I'm not trying to control you, I'm just...
You know, it's just the way I was taught.
Yeah.
But we all make changes in life.
-And it's what I wanna do. -I know.
[Rosanna] Johnny doesn't even realize what he's doing.
The Amish, they never shame the men.
And they don't know how it feels.
I wanna be proud of myself and my body.
[speaking Pennsylvania Dutch]
You just have to give it more time.
-You'll get used to it. -[Johnny] Mmm-hmm.
You know, every time it's like this,
you always say I'll get used to it,
and it really doesn't seem like I have gotten used to it
any more than I did.
I know, I understand.
Like, 'cause, like, when I first left
the last time, that's how I felt.
[speaking Pennsylvania Dutch]
[in English] Isn't that why we're both out here?
It's so we can try different things
and do what we want.
I don't wanna stay here and share you with everybody
in the English world.
I think you should just hold on for a while.
[speaking Pennsylvania Dutch]
I'm gonna, I guess...
give it another shot.
I don't think Rosanna understands
how much I really love her.
I feel like I'm giving up everything I believe in
just to make it work for us.
[giggles]
Eat your donut and drink your coffee
and you'll feel better. [sighs softly]
-[Johnny] You want a donut? -[Rosanna] No, I'm not hungry.
So, what do you got goin' on here?
-Nice bike. -Thanks.
Oh, God.
-[Dennis] You ever seen one of these before? -Oh, yeah.
[Dennis] Yeah?
I think there might be a little chemistry
between Dennis and Ada.
-[Dennis] Hi. -Hi.
-Dennis. -I'm Ada.
I like cleaning, too.
That's a woman after my own heart.
-What are you laughing about? -Uh...
-It's not funny. -I think it is.
Ada and Dennis, they have a lot in common.
They both like to just talk and, you know,
do little jokes.
[Ada] Are they noisy?
I like something that gets noisy
and rattles the seat, if you know what I mean.
I mean, honestly, I don't know
what Dennis and Ada got goin' on,
but I don't know, good for them,
whatever they got goin' on. [chuckles]
[Dennis] Wanna go for a ride on it?
[Ada] Oh, geez. I don't know.
[Dennis] I'll give you a ride on it if you want.
-Well, we're not allowed to, but hey, I'm a rebel. -[laughs]
I go to the beat of my own buggy.
-You're own buggy? -[Ada] Yeah.
Yeah, me too.
[Dennis] Ada's kinda like my kinda lady.
And, uh, it seems like she's trying
to sow some wild oats or something.
[laughs nervously]
[engine starts]
Woo-hoo!
[70s funk music playing]
[Ada] People are gawkin' and lookin' like,
-"What's this Amish lady? What's she doin' on a bike?" -[Dennis laughs]
I've been quite lonely lately.
But this is just kinda like medicine for my soul.
Look out.
Here come's Ada. She's ready to cut loose.
[Kenneth] I'm really worried about gettin', uh, assessed
by this trainer.
What if he tells me that I'm not good enough
to play in the English world?
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
He has a lot of work to do.
[Dennis laughs]
Dennis, he's really cute.
I would really like to give him
a good time in Florida.
[Ada] Why is it so hot in here?
I'm sweatin'. Whoo.
[Maureen] I have something that I wanna tell all of you.
My grandma told me that Danny's bad news.
I will never let anyone get between Danny and I.
I need to be with my man.
Being able to hang out with Dennis,
you know, and just spending time with him,
I honestly do have to say,
that connection that me and him are getting,
I feel it's gettin' stronger.
[Dennis] I'm gonna stay.
Well, yeah, you better.
-Meh! Bust. -[Dennis laughs]
-What are you guys doin'? -[Dennis] Playin' blackjack.
-I can teach you if you want. -You wanna play?
-Uh... -[Dennis] Face cards--
-Sure. Go ahead. -Maybe I'll try.
Here. Have a sit.
-Okay. -I mean, I don't know how good I'm at this.
Okay. So far, you have two points, possibly 12.
-I don't like math. -[Dennis laughs]
[laughs]
Ada's great. She seems like a good woman to me.
You just guess. Guess on what that is.
-Okay. -[Dennis] You don't wanna go over 21.
I think I'm gonna stay.
[Dennis] I think you're a little riskier than that.
I'm just tryin' to take a chance. [laughs]
Dennis seems like a super nice guy,
very laid-back.
He's down-to-earth.
And Dennis is really cute.
I would really like to give him
a good time in Florida.
[Dennis laughs]
[Ada] Why is it so hot in here?
-I'm sweatin' like a... -[Dennis laughs]
[Ada] Whoo!
Can you please stop?
[Kenneth] I need to practice.
Basketball means everything to me.
You know, I wanna be
the first Amish college basketball player.
And I wanna do what it...
Whatever it takes to be the best basketball player
that I can be.
Ada's gonna be pissed off.
-Uh, she's not awake yet. She'll be-- -Uh, you're gonna wake her up.
Kenneth has been buggin' everyone
and practicing basketball inside the house.
But, you know, I like Kenneth, so I'm gonna help the kid out.
Go outside with it. I'll find you a place.
Look at this. Basketball court.
Look at all those little, red dots.
Maybe if you go to one of these places,
you won't have to use the chair and the trash can.
There you go.
Kenneth has no idea what it takes to become
a professional basketball player
because he's never played against English players.
And that is gonna be a huge wake-up call for Kenneth.
The English guys, they already got a head start,
so you gotta put in a lot more work.
[Kenneth] This is the whole reason
that I'm out here.
Basketball's been my whole dream.
That's the reason, that's the whole reason
of leavin' the Amish.
But I've never played against English players
and that makes me nervous.
Anything to get you to stop dribbling, daggonit.
My eyes weren't playing tricks.
He literally came out of Ada's room.
[water splashing]
[Dennis sighs]
[Carmela Raber] I'm so proud of Ada.
Just the other day,
she was crying over her ex-husband.
And the next thing I know,
she's in the bedroom with Dennis.
Good for her.
[Dennis] Coffee's done. Cups.
[Ada] Last night, Dennis, he was makin' the moves on me.
And I just grin to myself and kinda chuckle
'cause it brings back memories when I was young.
[giggles]
Mornin'. Ah.
-You might have a new stepmom pretty soon. -No. Hell, no.
[Carmela giggles softly]
♪ You're my one and only ♪
♪ Would you be my baby, yeah? ♪
♪ You're my one and only ♪
♪ Only would you be my baby, yeah? ♪
♪ Mmm ♪
All my life I've been told that it's unrealistic or silly
or whatever to play basketball,
but I think it's my way into the English life.
I found this basketball trainer,
so I made an appointment.
I'm really worried about getting assessed
by this trainer.
What if he tells me I'm not good enough
to play in the English world?
All right. Let's go in.
I don't know what I'm gonna do.
-[basketball dribbling] -Holy schnikes.
♪ We've got to kick it up a notch, like ♪
♪ You don't want it ♪
♪ This could be a hard fight ♪
-What's up, dude. -I'm Kenneth.
Kenneth, Kenneth, Kenneth. Okay, man.
-Hey, man, what's your name? -Daniel.
Daniel? Nice to meet you, Daniel.
-I'm Coach T. -Coach T?
-So, where are you guys from, man? -I'm from Kentucky.
-[Coach T] From Kentucky? -I'm from Iowa.
-[Coach T] Oh, from Iowa, okay. -Yeah.
What's the basketball scene there?
We used to play four on four basketball
-where I'm from in the Amish. -[Coach T] Okay.
Uh, never really trained an Amish guy before.
You know, when you say Amish basketball, I'm like...
what?
When I think about Amish basketball, man,
it's really, uh... [exhales]
What I would think,
that's next to elementary basketball.
You know, he's beginner, you know?
But hopefully, we can get him there.
You never played any five on five?
-Uh, we might have maybe once, but never much. -[Coach T] Okay.
-Full court? -Yeah.
-[Coach T] Okay, okay. -Yeah, but we never played with a playbook or anything.
So, I don't know anything about, like,
plays or something.
Okay. Lot of one on one though.
Some. Yeah, that happens some.
-And you? -Uh, I don't really even know that much about basketball.
-But I'm just here to... -[Coach T] Okay. Just here to support.
-Yeah. -[Coach T] Hey, that's what up, man.
-I dig that. Yes, sir. Okay. -Yeah.
What level are you trying to take this to?
I don't know. I'd like to play in college.
-You know, I'd like to-- -Okay. Division I?
-Uh, you know... -No matter, you wanna play in college.
-I wanna be good enough. I wanna be the best I can be. -[Coach T] Okay.
That is definitely a challenge.
Man, no matter where you play, it's ballers out there, dawg.
[Kenneth] I really like Coach T.
I mean, it's kind of funny he called me "dawg".
I don't... I don't really know what that means, but...
probably a basketball term.
Well, yeah, man. I gotta lot for you today,
-so we'll get warmed up a little bit. -[Kenneth] Okay.
Um, and then, we'll get going, okay?
So, like, the balls over there, like,
what's the big difference between all of 'em?
You got the kids' balls. These are the smallest kids' balls.
-For the beginners just learning, stuff like that. -Okay.
I'm kind of surprised to hear English kids start
playing basketball, you know, at like seven years old.
There you go, my man.
Kinda makes me a little worried
maybe, like, you know, hopefully Kenneth didn't start
his basketball dream too late.
All right. Cool, man. So, here we go.
Let's get started.
We're going between, right, little fingertip drill, tap.
Keep your butt down, head up, chest up.
Okay? Nice and smooth.
Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, tap, tap.
I need better effort. Better effort, right?
Don't think about it too much. Let it come.
[Kenneth] I'm really nervous about this.
Basketball means everything to me
and I feel like I'm not doing very good.
[Coach T] Head up, head up, head up.
Stay wide, stay wide, butt down.
I'm 6'4". I shouldn't be lower than you right now.
Here we go.
Poundin' it up to the shoulder.
Low, lower, lower.
Hold up. Bring it back. Bring it back.
You really need to have some thick skin out here.
Okay? Here we go.
[breathing heavily]
Come on.
Come on, man.
[Coach T] For his age, he can play on any court.
But if he wants to be really good
and get to that college level like he's talkin' about,
he has a lotta work to do.
You gotta put some work in, dawg.
You can't just come in here like...
That's not how it works.
[Kenneth] I didn't really expect this.
I really miss my family.
And I don't know if it's worth,
you know, leaving my family, my home, to chase my dreams.
You know, I don't really know if it's worth it.
Our bet is, by the end of the night,
we're gonna have to see how many girls we can kiss.
[Carmela] It's pretty obvious that Fannie has
a crush on Daniel.
[Dennis] Here you are. I was lookin' for you.
It's gettin' about time for me to head thatta way.
-[Jeremiah] Really? -Yeah.
[Jeremiah] I know Dennis can't stay down here
in Florida forever, but saying goodbye to him,
after everything we've gone through,
it's bittersweet.
I really appreciate you comin' down here
and not givin' up on me, not runnin' away
like most people do, you know?
I was adopted into the Amish community
and I never felt like I belonged.
I mean, my entire life, I just wanted to know
where I come from, who I am,
and, you know, who my family actually is.
[thunder rumbling]
[Jeremiah] After I met my entire family,
they turned their back on me.
Ever since then, I have felt
like the worthless piece of [bleep] ever.
And to this day, there's the word "worthless"
[voice trembling] carved on my [bleep] body.
And that's no [bleep] way you wanna see it [bleep]
carved "worthless" with a [bleep] razor blade.
Every [bleep] week.
I can't do this [bleep]. [cries]
You stood by my side the whole way.
That means a lot to me.
Well, you're worth it.
It just felt like it was something I needed to hear.
And it makes me feel
like I actually,
[chuckles] I actually belong with him.
I'm so glad I got to come down and spend time
with Jeremiah and Carmela 'cause I was just so afraid
that once, once he was gone, that he would realize,
since I wasn't his father, that he would just say,
"Well you don't care either," and then just be gone.
I'll be there... I'll be there for you no matter what.
That's what dads are for.
My phone's always on.
You're worth everything I can give you.
Thank you.
I need to get ready to get on the road.
-Yeah, let's do this. -All right.
[Jeremiah] I am definitely sad to see Dennis leave, you know?
'Cause Dennis is the only person
that has ever loved me unconditionally.
-[Carmela] Hey. -[Dennis] Hey, there you are.
-Just-- -I'm out here gettin' ready to take off.
Aw.
-I love you guys. -[Jeremiah] Love you, too.
I loved it down here. I loved it down here.
-[Carmela] We loved having you. -It was so great.
We're glad you came down.
Now that I made peace with Dennis
and I'm less stressed out,
that can only mean good things for Carmela and I's future.
Hey, you think you're gonna leave
-without saying goodbye to Amish firecracker? [laughs] -[Dennis] Oh, sweetheart.
-See ya. -Have a safe trip.
Got it? Don't work too hard.
Hey, we'll see ya.
-All right, love y'all. -Drive safe.
-We'll see you soon. -[Carmela] See you later!
[Dennis] See you soon!
[engine starts]
-Drive safe. -Love ya, guys!
Love you!
♪ Don't worry now ♪
♪ We'll be all right ♪
[Coach T] Are you really supposed to be
getting frustrated?
-No. -[Coach T] You're learning how to play basketball.
[Kenneth] I finally have the chance to get
my basketball skills evaluated
by a real English basketball coach.
I'm embarrassed with myself.
I know I can play better than this.
Come on, man.
Growin' up around the game,
you pick up things differently.
You pick up things quicker.
Slide out. Rip!
I do think that he's kind of at a disadvantage
being late in the game.
Here we go. Right back. That's okay.
-[Kenneth] But... -No excuses man. If he wants it bad enough,
he can go get it.
I need to relax because when I'm nervous,
I make a lot of mistakes.
Continue to learn.
Understand that that's why you're in here.
You gotta mess up to get better.
One, two.
The thing about him is he's a quick learner.
-[Kenneth] Whoo! -Here we go. Right back. Let's go, let's go.
Yeah, I like that, I like that, I like that.
[Kenneth] I've never had the opportunity
to work with a coach.
Like Coach T that knows as much as he does.
[Coach T] In basketball, everything makes sense, right?
[Kenneth] The only time I've ever seen anyone get coached,
is when I was on the other side of the fence
watching the English get coached.
I mean, this is a real blessing from God.
-Hold up. So, one more thing I want you to do. -Okay.
Now, if you were left-handed, this would be great.
You're not left-handed,
so why are you bringing the ball from over here?
-Oh. -Right? Does that make sense?
-Yeah. -Nah. Boom.
You're already where you need to be.
[Kenneth] I learned something crucial today.
He told me I was throwing the ball
as if I'm left-handed.
And I'm not.
[Coach T] What started your love for basketball?
Uh, well, I was probably five or six years old
-seeing my brothers play. -Oh, okay.
-So, that's where everything probably started. -Nice, dude. Here we go.
So, your brothers hoop.
-No, they're all married and fat. -[chuckles] Oh, okay.
-So, the parents not really for you hoopin', are they? -No.
Oh, man. Okay. Okay.
[Kenneth] It may be hard for Coach T to understand
why I don't have my parents' support.
But those are just the rules
and that's the way Amish life is.
And up. That's good, that's good, that's good.
Did you say you don't watch any basketball at all?
-I mean, we don't have a TV, so-- -Okay, okay, okay.
-Um... -So do you get to check it out,
like highlights on YouTube?
No. If I wanted to watch the game or something,
we had a phone number on the landline
that I could call... You could call a number
to find out what the scores were.
That is crazy.
He has to really consume himself with basketball,
being that, you know,
they don't really even watch it
or, you know, no Internet or, you know, anything like that.
So, he definitely has to push the envelope with the game.
Do you know what you wanna study in college?
-Uh, I haven't a hundred percent... -[Coach T] Okay.
-Don't know a hundred percent yet. -[Coach T] Okay.
All right. So, here we go.
Not only did Kenneth not tell Coach T college plans,
I mean, we only went to eighth grade.
We don't even have a high school diploma.
Like, I know why he didn't tell him that.
Because it's embarrassing.
So, I heard you wanted to kind of test your skill set out.
So, I brought a guy
who I think can really help with that.
You guys are around the same age.
I've been training him for about three years now.
So, when you step outta here,
you know, you jump into the real basketball world,
what you're gonna get a taste of.
[Kenneth] When Coach T said I was gonna play
one of his top students, I got nervous.
'Cause I knew I was gonna be playing against someone better
than I've ever played against.
This is my guy, JR.
-[Kenneth] It's good to meet you. -Let's go down here...
-Kenneth. -Nice to meet you.
You, too.
[Coach T] Definitely gonna give you a run for your money.
All right? Okay. So, we're gonna check it up up top
and get it goin'. Here we go.
[Coach T] Deep. Go deep.
Here we go.
Playin' against this English guy
that Coach T put me up against,
it's way harder than I thought it would be.
This guy's had a lot more practice than I have.
Tough, tough. Here we go.
-[both grunting] -Good block.
[Coach T] Way to "D", Kenneth.
Lock him up, JR.
Hey, yo, good pump!
Hey, yo! Kenneth on the board.
Ken stepped up to the plate, he got a nice steal on JR,
played some great defense.
[both grunting]
[Coach T] Game time.
-Good game, good game. -That was a good game.
[JR] Yo.
Good game, for sure.
Yo, you got some... You definitely can
hoop a little, man.
But I know that's a little different
than what you're used to.
-Yeah. -Right. This guy works on his game.
Every day, almost.
What you have to do right now, ASAP, after today,
is do exactly what you did today, tomorrow.
You have no time to waste.
[JR] When I was 18, I left my home.
and I traveled over here to Florida,
came over here by myself to taste the hooping dream.
-[Kenneth] Yeah. -So, sometimes it's just a leap of faith.
With God, everything is possible.
Oh, I have the same verses going through my mind.
Well, this is the first time that I've ever played
an Amish person.
He has talent. When he was playing me one-on-one,
his defense gradually was getting better.
You know? And I picked up on that as well,
and I was all, "Okay.
I gotta keep on turnin' it up a little bit."
So, playin' against an Amish guy,
it was a pretty cool experience.
-[Kenneth] All right, guys, thanks a lot. -Yep!
Um, so I gotta go get some water.
Yeah, get some water in, man.
It was good playing. Thanks.
-Thanks for comin' out, man. -[Kenneth] Thanks, guys.
[Coach T] I'm thinking that was pretty good.
Now, college, it's a lotta work, man,
because everybody wants to play college ball.
The sky's the limit for him, but he has to work.
I believe he can do it, though.
[Daniel] Here. Get your face a little wiped up. [chuckles]
[Kenneth] I think it went good, I mean,
for my first time out here.
Challenging myself today felt right.
And if I leave the Amish to play basketball,
I may lose my family and my friends,
but at the end of the day,
I just need to follow my heart.
[Daniel] You look good out there.
[Maureen] I have something that I wanna tell all of you.
[Carmela] It was obvious from when I talked to Maureen
that Maureen's parents and Ada are not approving of Danny.
And I know that Ada's approval means everything to Maureen.
I have to tell everyone that I have to leave
and it's really killing me because I would love to stay,
but my grandma told me that Danny's bad news.
I will never let anyone get between Danny and I.
I need to be with my man.
I have something that I want to tell all of you.
I had a lot of fun down here and...
[clicks tongue] I wanna stay down here, too, but...
I feel that I need to go home and be with Danny,
and take care of him. [laughs nervously]
You know, being away from him for so long,
it's too much.
[Sabrina] Well, I will support you in
whatever you decide to do, okay?
Thank you.
[Ada] I'm really shocked that Maureen is
going back home.
I just don't know what to say.
[Jeremiah] I can tell that Ada's hurt
that Maureen is leavin'.
You know, she put her business on hold back home,
just to come here and spend time with Maureen.
And now, Maureen just decides to leave?
Like, that's selfish.
Well, my car's here, so I better get goin'.
-Can I give you a hug before you go? -Yes.
[Fannie] I am sad to see Maureen go
because she was just like a bigger sister to me.
-I'm gonna miss you. -I'm gonna miss you, too.
It was obvious from when I talked to Maureen
that Maureen's parents and Ada are not approving of Danny.
And I know that Ada's approval means everything to Maureen.
But I'm really glad
that Maureen is following her heart
and going back to Danny.
-[Ada] I'll walk you out. -[Maureen] I'll see you, everyone.
[all] See ya.
[door closes]
[Ada] You know, you mean the world to me.
I know. It's...
It's hard for me to leave.
I was so glad Maureen came down to visit.
But it makes me so angry that she's leaving.
It's just not right
and I just don't understand it.
Just because I'm leaving doesn't mean
that I don't love you.
You know, sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.
[Ada] Have a safe trip.
It's just really sad.
It breaks my heart because I don't approve
of her relationship with Danny.
I hope he's the right guy for her,
but I just don't know.
What's this place called?
-White Buffalo. -White Buffalo Saloon, huh?
I'm taking everyone to the White Buffalo
because that is my favorite place in Sarasota.
I used to come in here almost every single night.
Hell, yeah.
♪ Workin' hard all day, we workin' hard all night ♪
♪ So, the ladies wanna play ♪
♪ And we're feeling like we might get tipsy ♪
I haven't been in the English world
long enough to be able to handle
being at a place that's so loud.
[Daniel] When I walked in there, I immediately knew,
like, this is the place for me.
I mean, there was girls everywhere.
It was definitely my kinda night. [chuckles]
I wanted to come in here
because they're shuttin' down next week.
-They're shuttin' down for-- -The bar?
-[Jeremiah] The bar is shuttin' down for good. -Oh.
Now that the White Buffalo is closing, everyone,
and I mean everyone, is gonna be there tonight.
-Thank you. -You know, walkin' in here brings back so many memories.
[Carmela] I'm not gonna sit next to Jeremiah.
Sabrina, get your stuff over here.
-How you doin'? -[women laughing]
It's a very nice bar and it's very laid-back.
Everybody's friendly there
and we always have a good time.
Okay, cheers everybody!
We've had a lot of fun here.
Been here with your aunt, she's crazy.
Mama Mary, she, like, got on the stripper pole.
[cheering]
-That sounds like her. -Oh, my goodness, she was so much fun.
I miss her.
Cheers!
[Sabrina] It seems like a lifetime ago
since I first came to the White Buffalo.
I came here before I had kids, before Jethro,
before anything, and I just feel like
the White Buffalo is kind of what started it all.
And we have a lot of memories and a lot of history here.
Back when I was here a long time ago,
I was skinny and beautiful and I had long, blond hair.
You're still beautiful.
Absolutely.
-You wanna go? -Yeah, let's go.
[Jeremiah] What kind of bet do you have going on?
Our bet is, by the end of the night,
we're gonna have to see how many girls we can kiss.
We got [bleep] to do, beer to drink.
Girls to chase.
Let's go.
[Sabrina] It's pretty obvious
that Fannie has a crush on Daniel.
Anybody can see it from miles away.
I just hope that
she's not getting too attached to him
because I don't want her to get her heart broken.
[laughs boisterously] I love it.
Dude, let's go.
[Jeremiah] Ray being the Amish pimp that he is
-he was all over these women. -[Carmela] Oh, yes.
Trust me, it was not just friends.
[girl speaking]
["Double Up" by Alibi Music playing]
The White Buffalo is a place
that we've been going to for years.
And Ray and Daniel had this competition going on,
and they were trying to see who could get the most women.
Absolutely.
No. Definitely not.
The girls in Florida, they're way different
than the girls back home.
They like hanging out, they like having fun.
They like making friends.
And I like making new friends.
-[girl speaking] -Yeah.
[girl speaking]
-[girl speaking] -That's right.
[girl laughs]
All right. Awesome.
I mean, all these girls, they were
like really straight forward with everything.
I think the most forward question
I've ever had from an Amish woman was like,
"What time is it?"
[girl speaking]
[Kenneth speaking]
I mean, I don't feel like it's a place
for a Christian to be at.
♪ Oh, we just went for a ride ♪
♪ It was a, was a beautiful day outside ♪
♪ Perfect summer weather ♪
I was walking to the bathroom and I met Emily,
the girl that taught me how to seaboard at the beach.
[Ray speaking]
[Emily speaking]
-[Emily speaking] -[Ray speaking]
-[girls speaking] -[Emily speaking]
♪ Oh, Lord, what we done? ♪
♪ We were havin' too much fun ♪
[girl speaking]
-[Daniel speaking] -[girl speaking]
[Daniel speaking]
[girl speaking]
Dancing with these English girls,
they were asking me
some very personal, sexual questions.
-[girl speaking] -[Daniel speaking]
[girl speaking]
[laughs]
[Fannie] I was too upset to stay at the White Buffalo
with everyone.
I know that I've never told anyone
how I feel about Daniel.
[crying]
But it still hurts seeing him going after other women.
[crying]
♪ Whoa-oh-oh-oh whoa-oh-oh-oh ♪
♪ I'm alive tonight ♪
♪ Come and take it all ♪
♪ Hold on tight there ♪
[Johnny] I think me and Ray have a different idea
of protecting Rosanna.
I wanna protect her from getting into temptation
and into partying like that.
Ray just seems like he's all about it.
♪ Hold on tight ♪
Ray being he Amish pimp that he is,
-you know, he was all over these women. -Oh, yes.
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
I don't think I've ever kissed an Amish guy before.
[laughing] I've kissed lots of men. Not an Amish man.
[Ray speaking]
Well, Daniel was out there also dancing with her.
-She kept going between those two guys. -Oh, yeah.
They were all dancing, but it wasn't, like, dancing,
like, you know, when you dance with somebody,
it's like friendship. It was more like,
-"I'm single and I'm ready to mingle." -Oh, trust me.
-It was not just friends. -Mmm-hmm.
♪ Come back, honey ♪
♪ Go ahead, go ahead, go, go, go, go, go, go ♪
-[Carmela] Can you dance like that? -[Ada] No.
It's so nice to see Jethro and Sabrina
just enjoying themselves and having a good time.
Things are going really good between Jethro and I
right now because we're actually really taking
the time to work on our relationship.
I really believe that
part of the reason we have so many issues
in our relationship is because we never get
to spend time together without the kids.
You can never really tell where Jethro and Sabrina are
in their relationship
because they're kind of all over the place.
But I'm glad that it seems like they're
working things out
because they have kids together.
[Ray speaking]
[Daniel] I kinda lost track of how things were going
and somehow I wound up with the girl
that Ray was dancing with.
And he ended up with my girl.
-[Ray speaking] -[girl speaking]
I'm really glad that Fannie isn't here
to see this because she would be
absolutely devastated.
♪ You take my breath away ♪
[Jeremiah] On the next episode of Return to Amish.
Like these little fuzzies out in front.
[Fannie] Daniel and Ray brought girls home last night.
[Johnny] It made me upset that Ray brought girls
to the house.
It's a bad influence
and I just don't want the temptations.
[Claudia] Hello! It's so good to see you.
I know Johnny is nervous around English people,
but I really want him to like Claudia.
[Ada] I hope everybody's hungry 'cause we cooked up
a big meal.
[Ada] I actually have to go home,
but no one knows yet.
I have something that's been weighing on me.
[Johnny speaking Pennsylvania Dutch]
I don't know what the [bleep] you're trying to do [bleep]!
Get out of here!
-[Johnny screaming] -I don't want to!