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Wednesday, March 4, 2020

Tomorrow: 'A First Time for Everything'


Josie and Kelton Balka with newborn Willow Balka
Josie and Kelton Balka with newborn Willow Balka

T-minus one day! A new season of Bringing Up Bates is coming your way tomorrow (Thursday, March 5) at 9pm ET/8pm CT. Scroll down for snapshots, TV listings, and an episode summary. For a preview video, see our post from Friday.

Crabbing with the Stewarts in South Carolina

Carlin Stewart and Evan Stewart

Carlin and Evan Stewart in Charleston, South Carolina

Kelton Balka and Willow Balka
Kelton Balka and Willow Balka

Thursday, March 5
9pm ET: A First Time for Everything
After their fairytale wedding, Carlin and Evan head off on their honeymoon with a stop in Charleston, SC. The newlyweds experience the romance of the city and try their hand at crabbing. But will Carlin show her claws when Evan dares her to pick up a crustacean? Trace's friend, Chaney, is in town, and he introduces her family to the Bates. Will Trace win her family over or lose his cool during a competitive game of bocce ball? The countdown to Josie and Kelton's first baby is on and final prep with a doula bolsters their confidence, but no one could truly anticipate the difficult labor in store. With much perseverance, Josie gives birth to baby Willow, and the family comes together to celebrate.

Photos courtesy of UPtv

12 comments:

  1. It seems so unhealthy to have these private moments filmed.

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    1. Well, it's not unhealthy for their bank accounts!

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    2. Lol! Well at least they are only showing their faces during the actual delivery. Some people don’t mind the whole thing being filmed. I had three kids but never wanted to see that!

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    3. Is it healthy for their children, though?

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    4. They didnt film Willows birth. They just had a professional photographer there.

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    5. @1:09- I am of the opinion that filming children for a reality TV show is not a healthy situation in the long run. For starters, their privacy is sacrificed and they'll be subjected to intense scrutiny and criticism. Our technological world is already fraught with risks and social media land mines. Why invite more stress and possible heartache by making celebrities out of your kids?

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    6. I would say... just leave it up to them to decide whether it is healthy for them and their children... or not. I am positive they know what is best for their family and will follow suit.

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    7. Money changes people and it has definitely changed this family. It is sad that they don't keep private certain moments. Fame has not served them well except financially.

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    8. They didn't film the birth, and they didn't show very much other than family visiting after she was born. There were some photos of the labor, but it was very little coverage of a 48 hour labor. If there was going to be some story told on the show, this was a "healthy" way to do it.

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  2. Will it be an hour episode?

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  3. Not looking forward to the Carlin part. It will be a lot of screaming. Hopefully the birth will be done like Allasa and not Erin's first, more screaming.I will record and skip the drama.

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    1. Carlin was on her honeymoon in this episode, extremely happy and not one single scream. Squeals, maybe, but no screams.

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