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Hello, and as always, welcome to the sister wives professor.

That is me.

I'm Dr. Adam, Professor of Communication and big-time follower of seeking sister-wife, including, of course, season six, which is what we are into. I hope you enjoyed my

coverage of episode two of season 20 of sister wives yesterday, including my coverage, however

brief it might have been, of the Cody segments of special forces. I've really been enjoying that.

If you haven't heard it, I've definitely been having some fun with it. And I like

to try to push myself to do new things. And so something like Cody on Special Forces has been a good opportunity for me to kind of stretch a little bit and just, I don't know, try to try, I try not to bore you. I hope that comes through. I try not to just do the same old things week after week, podcast after podcast, because one, that's not as

fun for me, and I know it tends to get kind of boring for you. Because I think innovation is important.

That's all. I think it's important to keep things, keep things new to some extent. But anyway,

whatever, who cares? Welcome back. We are here to talk about seeking sister wife, season six,

episode three, titled, Freaky Stuff is Going On Here.

Oh my gosh. Is there ever, by the way? In fact, I'll talk about there's freakier stuff going on

than I guess TLC wants us to know about. Thank you, Teresa. We will talk about you in a moment.

In fact, let's start talking about the Davis family, because the episode starts with the Davis family, of course, in Aurora, Colorado. There's a beautiful shot of the city at night, by the way, as an establishing shot. I thought it was really lovely. But yeah, April Nick and Jennifer are at home, and Nick is getting that stuff on. He's got a shiny shirt, very shiny shirt, tie. He always dresses very distinctly. I think he looks great, personally. What he wears looks great on him. I'm not trying to be self-deprecating. I'm not trying to make fun of myself. I'm being dead serious. I don't know how to dress. I don't know how to dress nice. I do wear shirts and ties and dress pants and stuff. And I wear a lot of cardigans and

sweaters and stuff when I work or when I'm at a conference or whatever. But generally, I just, I just wear jeans and a t-shirt. I just get up in the morning, put my wet hair in a ponytail, and I try my best. I'm just like you. Okay. I'm out there just living like you. So when I say, because I get in trouble sometimes. They're saying, well, I thought so-and-so dressed really nicely and

somebody will go, what, that looks terrible. I'm like, well, okay, well, what do I know?

You know, I they're saying, well, I thought so-and-so dressed really nicely and somebody will go, what that looks terrible?

I'm like, well, okay, well, what do I know?

You know, I'm just saying to me, Nick definitely looks like he puts a lot of effort into his appearance.

And I appreciate that.

I think he looks dynamite, and he clearly focuses on this.

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