19 Kids and Counting

A new season begins as Jessa celebrates her 18th birthday with a trip to the shooting range and a skydiving adventure. Back at home, Michelle takes a pregnancy test to make sure she can go skydiving.

John-David decides to follow in his dad's footsteps and run for political office. Also, Joseph gets braces and an update on Josh and Anna's second pregnancy.

The family volunteers at the local fire department. Then, they travel to Oklahoma to help make supply parachutes for persecuted Colombians.

The Duggars return to Little Rock to help serve dinner at a fish fry. Also: Michelle records an audio book.

The Duggars attend a Passion play and are invited to become extras in the performance. Also: Jill gives Josie her first piano lesson.

Joy-Anna turns 13, and the Duggars celebrate with a family train ride and an ice-cream party.

Jim Bob and 11 of the older kids embark on a volunteer mission to Central America. Back at home, Michelle keeps busy handling the seven little ones with limited help.

Jim Bob and the older kids continue their stay in Honduras, where they spend time with the locals, visit Mayan ruins and sample authentic Honduran cuisine.

The Duggars celebrate Josie's first birthday.

Michelle spends time with the younger children and also tries to catch up on housework. Meanwhile, Anna learns firsthand the challenges of raising a 1-year-old.

Josh and Anna are on a deadline to move their second used car lot, but due to zoning laws, they might not be able to make the move after all.

The Bates visit the Duggars. They are going to go to the George Washington Carver Monument, but a cold spreads through the two families which might ruin their plans.

The Duggars head to Colorado to take in the gorgeous views and hit the slopes for their first ski trip! But with this being the first time any of the Duggars have skied, will they advance to the black diamond trails or be stuck on the bunny slopes

The Duggar kids stay back at home with lots of fun activities planned while Jim Bob and Michelle take a trip to El Salvador. But when Josie has a sudden health scare that sends her to the emergency room, her siblings must come to the rescue.

The Duggars share their secrets on how to run a large family while at a conference in Colorado. Later the family sneaks in some sightseeing, including a visit to the famed Garden of the Gods. And watch as the Duggars conquer their fear of heights.

The kids pitch in to help Jim Bob clean up some of his rental properties. Later, the family celebrates Joseph's 16th birthday.

When the worst snowstorm in Arkansas history hits the Duggars' hometown, the family is engulfed in a real winter wonderland. Watch as they weather the winter-weather with sledding, making snow cream and lending a hand to their neighbors in need.

Jackson gets to hang out with the older Duggar boys as they demolish and renovate the new car lot.

Michelle takes Josie to Little Rock for a checkup, while Jessa keeps an eye on the younger Duggars at home.

Four Duggar kids have their wisdom teeth removed on the same day.

The Duggars celebrate Grandma's 70th birthday; the Duggars rush to help the search and rescue efforts in Joplin.

The Duggars head to NYC to kick off their book tour; Jim Bob, Michelle and all 19 kids try to navigate the NYC subway system.

"Good Morning America" anchor Dan Harris spends a day with the Duggars. Also: the older girls host a dating seminar; and little Josie gets sick.

The first Duggar grandson is having a full day of firsts: baby Michael has his very first checkup—complete with his very first shot, meets his cousin Amy for the very first time, and is a guest at his very first Duggar birthday party.

The family visits one of the largest waterfalls in North America—Niagara Falls. The Duggars (who are prone to motion sickness) spend the day riding the Maid of the Mist, challenging the Cave of the Winds, and checking out the Jet Boat and Fort Niagara.

The Duggars are roughing it—sort of. Jim Bob sets up a tent for an at-home campout, complete with s'mores and scary stories. Despite a soaring daytime temperature of 105 degrees, the family proceeded with the campout.

Michelle demonstrates her homeschooling skills as the family prepares for their annual ATI Conference in Big Sandy, Texas. Then, the Duggar kids put what they have learned to practice visiting a Spanish tutor and ordering in Spanish at a restaurant.

The Duggars are in Atlanta for a little work and a lot of play. After attending a speaking engagement, it's time for some fun in the water, which includes jet skiing, tubing and wake boarding. But happiness turns to worry when Jason has a painful and terrifying accident.

The Duggars are under water—in an aquarium that is. The Duggars continue their visit in Atlanta, Georgia with their first ever trip to an aquarium. Later, the family meets professional surfer and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton.

It's a full house when the Duggars once again visit their friends, the Bates. The two families join their 38 combined kids for some fellowship and fun. In addition, the oldest Bates son, Zach, makes a very special request to his girlfriend Sarah to begin a courtship.

It's Jim Bob's birthday, but before he can celebrate, he must visit the allergist and get several rounds of allergy injections.

The Duggars go to Alabama to help Habitat for Humanity rebuild homes destroyed by tornadoes.

The Duggars answer questions taken directly from the viewers. This is followed by an announcement that they were expecting a 20th child.

The Duggars (including Michelle, who was pregnant with her 20th child) go to Scotland, where they walk the Royal Mile, visit Edinburgh Castle, and see the Scottish Highland games. They then head to Ireland, where they herd sheep.

The next stop for the family's tour of the British Isles is London, where Jim Bob learns how to drive on the left side of the road, the Duggars enjoy high tea, sight-see on a double-decker bus, and, later, visit Stonehenge.

The Duggars visit Israel, the third and final stop on their international trip, where the Duggars swim in the Dead Sea, visit a multi-religion outdoor marketplace, ride camels, and try local cuisine.