The Chicken Sisters - Season 2

Season 2
The second season follows Amanda, Mae, Nancy and Gus as they use their Chicken Sisters restaurants to officially put a generations-long feud to rest, Frank Jr. sparks another one by opening a Mr. Chicken's Cluckery on Merinac's Main Street and someone from Gus' past comes back to town. In this new chapter, all leading up to Mae and Jay's Merinac wedding, viewers will follow the Moore-Hillier women as they rise above the roost, proving that family is the only prize worth fighting for.
Episodes

The Train Has Left the Station, Y'all!
With their two restaurants finally united as THE CHICKEN SISTERS, Gus, Nancy, Amanda, and Mae are thriving...until Ultimate Kitchen Clash premieres.

Mama Tried, Y'all
Amanda, Nancy, and Gus try to mend fences following their Ultimate Kitchen Clash episode's airing, and Mae enlists Sabrina's help with wedding planning.

Daddy's Home, Y'all
Mae's dad, Clayton, is back in Merinac and back in Gus's life. Amanda tries to start fresh by going out on a practice date, but is she ready?

Let Your Hair Down, Y'all
It's Mae's bachelorette party, and Amanda commits to giving her notoriously over-planning sister a night full of carefree fun and making memories.

No Trespassing, Y'all
Amanda and Frankie join forces to oust a pesky weasel who snuck into their house, as Amanda tries to teach her daughter that she can handle anything.

A Woman Always Knows, Y'all
When Gus needs help, Nancy begins to wonder if Clayton is ready to support her. Doubts also start to crowd Mae's mind about Clayton's presence in town.

Storm's Brewing, Y'all
A storm comes to town, and lead by Nancy's brave example, all of Merinac bands together to help their friends, family, and neighbors.

I Do, Y'all
In the aftermath of the storm, the folks in Merinac remember they're stronger when leaning on each other - just as Gus, Nancy, Mae, and Amanda have learned.
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