Kirstie Alley's Big Life - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Tipping Point
Kirstie steps on the scale and reveals her weight to world. After an ugly run-in with the paparazzi, she decides to shed all those excess pounds the tabloids love to feature on their covers. Follow Kirstie Alley and her larger than life personality as she attempts to lose weight, start a business, and raise two teenagers, all of it on her terms.

Good Help is Hard to Find
Kirstie enlists her hefty handyman, Jim, in her battle with the bulge. But after just one half-hearted workout, Kirstie gives her clueless assistant, Kyle, the job of finding the perfect professional trainer.

Oh Rats! It's My Birthday!
While True and Lillie plot a surprise party for Kirstie's birthday, Jim tries to protect the house from uninvited guests.

Swimmin' in the Rain
Kirstie and the "girls" escape to a super spa to jumpstart her stalled diet, leaving True and handyman Jim to fend for themselves. As storm clouds gather, tempers flair, and pounds are shed.

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
When the staff makes grumblings about their jobs, Kirstie decides to show them who's boss. The confident matriarch takes a turn at every job in the house but soon learns that barking orders and doing chores are two very different things.

Jimmy Pig
While Kirstie frantically prepares to launch her new weight loss line, Kyle does some detective work and learns Jim has a juicy little secret.

They Tried to Make Me Go to Twee-hab
Kirstie's social networking is out of control. So much so that the gang decides to have an intervention. The first step to recovery: a week of being Twitter-free. With so much free time, Kirstie focuses her extra time on her loved ones. But is that really what they want?

The Way We Weren't
With Lily and True both itching to leave the nest, Kirstie challenges them with a week of adulthood to see if they can hack it out in the world. Meanwhile, 300-pound baby, Jim, is under the weather and Kirstie must nurse him back to health.

Preparation-K
After a string of surprises in the house, Kirstie decides the house, the staff, and all 30 animals, must be prepared for anything. Meanwhile, Jim takes True under his wing to teach him about what it really means to be a man.

As Seen on TV
A visitor to the "Land of Kirstie" sends shockwaves through the house. Meanwhile, Kirstie and Jim try a new workout routine with surprising results.

Fat Like Me
Kirstie makes the "skinnies" walk a mile in her "fat, unhealthy shoes," while Lillie is driven crazy by her mom's back-seat driving.

Cou-ga-roo
Kirstie falls for a new boy toy? Really? Her gang investigates and comes to a shocking conclusion.
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