Recap: Chaperoning Dos and Don'ts

Gil and Kelly decide that it's time to host a chaperoning class for the younger ones since they are getting younger and younger. Kelly knows that most of the little guys thinks that it means that they are getting a free meal.

Gil and Kelly asked Zach and Whitney to show the courting couple how to act on a date and Zach turns the tables on his parents jokely by asking what they do on dates. Zach says that they would love to learn from them.

Even through the family believes in having chaperones, they are encourage to allow the couples to have a chance to talk in private as long as it's a public place. If they are in a restaurant they might be able to get a private table.

Katie and Josie heads to Kelton's house to eat with his side of family. Josie reveals that she and Kelton are planning to cook together since she is not a good cook yet. Kelton's youngest sister, Kerstin, shows off the bunnies she receive for her birthday. At the end of the date, they head to get ice cream at Cruze Farm Dairy.

Bobby and Tori are getting closer to their move and only have one month to find a home. They are planning to move to Hendersonville which is outside of Nashville to meet with the senior pastor, Greg Mutsch, that just hired Bobby at Bible Baptist. After the meeting they go on  apartment tours to find one that they both like. Tori reveals that if it doesn't smell bad then she is happy.

During their time in Hendersonville, they are planning to have a double date with Carlin and Evan at a bowling alley. Tori can see this as their future. Lawson stops by to join in on the fun however when they go take a picture, Lawson accuses them of discriminating because he doesn't have a girl. He is totally kidding about it.

Zach and Bradley are building a dog house for Boomer. Lawson reveals that his brother is great at building and Carlin adds that Zach needs to make it big enough that he can fit it too.