David & Annie: After the 90 Days - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Better Luck This Time
After multiple failed attempts to get her brother and cousin a visa to come to the US, David and Annie finally head back to Thailand to try again. This time, they plan on bringing two of David's family members with them.
Let the Trip Begin
David and Annie finally make their way back to Thailand with his daughter and granddaughter along for the adventure. After returning to the village, everyone welcomes them with open arms -- except for Jordan, who still carries a grudge against Annie.
Chicken Nightmares
Annie continues to get Ashley and Aubri more accustomed to life in her village by showing them how to prepare a Thai feast. At dinner, David reveals his plans for this trip, but Aunt Lom's negativity puts a damper on things once again.
Happy Buddha
With bonus scenes -- After Ashley and Aubri head back to America, David and Annie return to the village to prepare for David's upcoming monk ceremony. Aunt Lom adds fuel to the fire by informing them of some shocking news.
David the Monk
As David learns the rules and regulations of being a monk, Annie finally has a long-overdue heart-to-heart with Jordan. After getting through his first day in monkhood, David is forced to deal with all of the elements that night brings.
Temple Toilet Cleaner
David must deal with grueling physical tasks to complete his three days of monkhood while barely being able to sleep through the night. Meanwhile, Annie prepares Amber to get into the habit of speaking English, and Cindy gives Aunt Lom a makeover.
The Best Sperm
After arriving in Phuket, David wastes no time getting everyone to try out American cuisine for the first time. While Jordan and Amber get enrolled in language school to study for their visa interview, David and Annie head to an OBGYN.
One Step Forward, One Step Back
While Annie and the girls have a fun day at the pool, David and Jordan share a heart-to-heart at a Muay Thai boxing gym. Jordan's secrets throw a wrench in David and Annie's plans once again.
Rollercoaster Rookies
To ease the pressure of school, David and Annie take Jordan and Amber to an amusement park for a fun-filled day. Worried that Jordan will back out of his upcoming interview, David asks Cindy to speak with him in hopes of changing his mind.
Just the Beginning
David and Annie do practice runs with Amber and Jordan to get them prepared for their looming visa interviews, but Jordan's lack of enthusiasm has them nervous. When the family receives unexpected news, David tries to find another possible solution.
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