J'aime plans to use her coupons to get $2000 worth of groceries for around $100; Tiffany and her husband rethink their coupon strategy.
Rebecca plans to fit her party into her monthly food budget; Jessica plans on 18 separate transactions to buy more than $600 worth of groceries.
Identical twins Tai and Tarin get birthday freebies; Nathan prepares 1,000 military care packages.
Missy plans to save more than $50 using coupons; Amy plans to buy more than $400 worth of groceries for under $10.
Desirae is so thrifty, she gets all of her coupons from public recycling bins; Stephanie is teaching her son to coupon before he goes off to college.
Chris tries to get donation items for free; Antoinette coupons to take care of her mother and daughter.
Amber must bring all four of her children shopping; Tammilee saves money to go on vacations with her husband each year.
Chrystie is new to couponing with a stockpile that is taking over her small home; Treasure started couponing to save the family business.
An Arizona couponer feeds her family of six on just $50 a week.
A Georgia couponer brings her best friend along on a shopping spree to show her the ropes, while a stay-at-home mom in Idaho takes her skeptical husband grocery shopping, hoping to spark some interest in couponing.
An Ohio woman tries to get $3100 worth of groceries for less than $100; a Washington couponer pulls an all-nighter in preparation for her shopping trip.
An expectant couple from Long Island use coupons to stock up on supplies before their baby arrives; couponing allows a Las Vegas woman to home school her twin 6-year-olds.
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