22 Kids and CountingEpisodes Guide

The Radfords have a Christmas adventure, then come home to volunteer at a local shelter.

Return of the documentary following the Noel and Sue Radford as they cope with their supersized family, as well as grandchildren, dogs, teenage parties and home-schooling. 18-year-old Millie has a baby of her own, and 25-year-old Chloe is house hunting with her new boyfriend. Later, the whole extended brood come together for a joyful double christening to welcome Bonnie and Heidie, the newest members of this great big family.

Noel wants to get fit and enters a 10k race, but when he has a health check, the results are worrying for him and the whole family. Luke has something really big to tell the family, while Sue and Noel face the biggest decision of their lives - whether to have another baby or decide that 22 kids is enough.

The Radfords are going on their first holiday for almost two years, with Noel and Sue deciding to take the kids on a tour of the Scottish Highlands, and they're going in convoy, with two camper vans needed to fit everyone in. While they're away, single mum Millie will be in charge at home keeping an eye on her teenage brothers and the four dogs - as well as looking after baby Ophelia.

Chloe has decided to move in with Jake, prompting Luke and Katie to each make an argument for who should get the room when she moves out.

The Radford family is feeling the pressure when Noel has to fulfill delivery orders that add up to 6,500 pies and it seems Like is available, but Luke doesn't like taking orders.

Sue and Noel pull out all the stops to keep the kids entertained; a "pie-off" on the seafront have Chloe and Noel fine-tuning their recipes before taking on the world.

Noel has come up with a plan to get the kids motivated to help out cleaning the house.

Return after a break of of the documentary following Noel and Sue Radford's supersized family. Eighteen-year-old Millie has a baby of her own, while 25-year-old Chloe is house-hunting with her new boyfriend, and Luke has something really big to tell the family. Sue and Noel face the biggest decision of their lives - will they have another baby or will they decide that 22 is enough?

Noel finally moves out of his old bakery after almost 20 years as he needs bigger premises, while he has also bought a plot of land on which he wants to build a new house and have his own farm. With her daughter now 18-months-old, Millie is nervously waiting to tell the family that Ophelia is soon going to be a big sister.

Return of the documentary following the Radford family, beginning as Noel and Sue's pregnant 27-year-old daughter Chloe faces a medical emergency. Plus, Sue celebrates her 47th birthday decides it's time to improve her fitness, and signs herself up for an open-water swim in the Lake District.

Sue Radford sets her sights on buying a motorhome, but Noel isn't on board and it is a decision that threatens to divide the family. The Radfords' seventh eldest child Millie decides to move out, but can't bring herself to break the news to her loved ones.

Finding your perfect family home is never easy, but when you're Britain's biggest family, the quest becomes almost impossible. In this episode, the Radford's begin the hunt for a new place to live…and some pet Alpacas! After eighteen years living in their ten-bedroom house in Morecambe, the constant fight for space and the relentless upkeep have finally got the better of Noel and Sue. They decide to act and begin the pursuit of their dream home in the countryside. As Noel and Sue battle whether they should build a property, or buy a fixer upper, their grand designs could be scuppered at the first hurdle when the estate agent comes over to value their house. And the family pie business is nominated for a prestigious award, but a feud between Chloe and Luke threatens to ruin their chances of making it to the ceremony. When awards day finally comes, will Sue make it through the night in heels without injury, and crucially will the Radford's win the big prize?

The Radford family go stateside with their biggest trip to date. It's the summer holidays, and with sixteen of their twenty-two kids still living at home, keeping them occupied for six weeks is a mammoth challenge. The reality of failing to find their dream home in the countryside is setting in for Sue, as their current home is bursting at the seams. Sue knows it's going to be a long summer, so she hatches a dramatic plan… a move to Florida! Noel and Sue agree to travel to "The Sunshine State" to look at some properties, but soon enough news of the impending trip sends the Radford rumour mill into overdrive, as all the kids want to tag along, resulting in the biggest ever Radford family trip abroad! Thanks to the world's most patient estate agent, Noel and Sue see some properties that would fit their massive brood, but will the excessive heat, pricey supermarkets and homesickness for Morecambe all prove too much and force the Radford's to abandon their Florida dream?

When teenager Josh starts to go off the rails, Noel and Sue decide to take the family on an adventure trip to the Ardeche Gorge in France to help get him back on track.

With the energy crisis hitting the Radford household, 13-year-old Max puts his maths skills to good use and comes up with some extreme money-saving tips. Meanwhile, Chloe is on maternity leave from the bakery and she and partner Jake are feeling the financial pinch, so he decides to try his hand at modelling.

It is Noel and Sue Radford's 30th wedding anniversary and they expect to celebrate it with a romantic meal, but their children have other ideas and are hatching a plan to send them on a dream trip abroad. But it is put in jeopardy when the Radfords' youngest refuses to be weaned off breast milk, and Noel is overcome with worry about leaving the bakery in the sole hands of Luke.

Sue has had enough when Noel misses the start of another family holiday, so he is forced to think about his priorities and decides to step back from his role at the bakery.. But will more time at home lead to a harmonious household? When it comes to who will take on the extra responsibilities in Noel's absence, Chloe and Luke go head-to-head in the battle for control.

Noel and Sue mark thirty happy years of marriage with a very special – and eventful - road trip down memory lane. Spanning three decades, Sue and Noel visit the people and places that have shaped and affected them the most. Sue is surprised by her bridesmaids at the church they got married in, and is reminded of the fact that nobody thought the marriage would last. Little did they know! And Noel is made to relive his hilarious drunken antics at the reception. They also revisit the site of their first business, which nearly ended their marriage and left them bankrupt. But 30 years later and with 22 children, Noel and Sue wouldn't change a thing.

In this final episode of 22 Kids & Counting, Noel and Sue address the question of why they have such a big family, confronting whether the answer lies in the fact that they were both adopted at birth. Noel decides it's the right time to discover more about his birth parents, leading to emotional discoveries with potentially life-changing consequences.

Following Noel and Sue Radford and their children during the festive period, which might be the last one as a family of 22 with Daniel planning to move to Australia in the new year, but sibling rivalry leaves the clan at war with one another. Sue and Noel attempt to bring them back together with a variety of incentives including a surprise party at the bakery, a present reward chart (that goes horribly wrong), and team-building fun at the Christmas markets.

Millie is rushed to hospital due to complications with her pregnancy, while a mistrustful and jealous Katie has packed her bags to follow long-term boyfriend Connor to Zante, where a worried-sick Noel and Sue also show up trying to track down their missing daughter.

Noel and Sue Radford make the biggest decision of their lives and decide to search for another house, but the older children soon realise there are more of them than there are rooms. So, who stays, and who goes? Meanwhile, Ellie is subjected to cruel online trolling during her 18th birthday celebrations, leading to Sue finding a way to boost her flailing confidence.

The Radfords are faced with devastating news from their closest friends the Walkers when their 16-year-old daughter Sophie's cancer returns and an expensive trip to America looks like her only chance for treatment. Noel and Sue rally the troops to raise life-saving funds, kicking off with an urgent video appeal to their half a million followers on social media.

Jake and Chloe are forced to face their relationship problems as they prepare to celebrate Mila's first birthday with a big party for family and friends at Radford HQ. Katie wants to squeeze an extra body into the home in the form of long-term boyfriend Connor - but can they pack him into an already bursting house?

Noel and Sue are locked in a battle of wills to control their brood and their disagreements have Max and his 24/7 gaming at their centre. Younger brother Casper tries to entice Max into the garden, while Sue arranges for a fun half-term getaway, which goes disastrously wrong when Max plays his parents against each other and tricks Noel into believing he can stay at home. Sue rushes to Millie's aid when one-year-old Chester is proving a handful for Millie.

In the first episode, excitement is building in Morecambe as Noel and Sue prepare to move to their dream home, and Casper lands a prestigious Premier League trial - can he make the grade?Noel and Sue have long dreamt of one of their 22 kids becoming a superstar so when 11 year old Casper has his heart set on playing football for Liverpool, Noel tries to make this big dream a reality by arranging a trial with Premier League scouts.But despite Professor Max training up his younger brother with his guaranteed-not-to-fail fitness techniques, Casper fails to make the grade with the football scouts, leaving Noel to break the heartbreaking news.But in the midst of this, Sue's dream of a big country home comes crashing down, when their chain collapses leaving daughter Chloe to comfort her distraught Mum and remind her of all that they already have.So with dreams dashed, the family rally round to support each other make new ones. And rising from the ashes, Casper, with the help of his Dad, manages to land a new football team. A new team, and with it, a new dream.

Sue fears Noel is having a midlife crisis when he turns his back on his work and family. Luke worries his burgeoning relationship with older sister Chloe could be under threat if they keep working together, so drags sibling Aimee along to a jobs fair in Manchester and makes her keep it a secret.

Chloe arranges a celebratory girls' trip away with Sue and Katie for Sophie's 30th birthday, with the four women heading to the party city of Amsterdam. However, a burlesque dance class followed by a nude sculpture class threatens to make emotional, unconfident Sophie beat a hasty retreat home. Meanwhile, Noel plans to get James and Josh off their computers and grafting by pitting them against each other in a money-making competition.

Sue's fear of an empty nest is bought to the surface as departure looms for son Daniel's emigration to Australia, but an e-mail from his employer puts his move under threat. Aimee's hairdressing career could be over before it's even started due to her fear of people, and the consequent difficulty of chatting to and interacting with customers. National Pie Week sees Noel deciding to get out and about to hand-deliver pies to his dedicated clientele.

After weeks of his daughter Tillie coming home from school in tears, Noel finds out she is being bullied about her disability. With a hospital appointment pending, will the situation influence Tillie's decision not to have the operation she desperately needs? Sue turns bestselling author after grandchild Daisy's homework project takes off.

Noel's dilemma over whether he should search for his birth mother leads him to seek professional help, and the counselling he receives makes him realise he has not fully dealt with the death of the mother who raised him. Millie's boyfriend Harley wants to adopt Ophelia and provides his own unique twist on proceedings during a Radford family trip to Florida.

We're back with a brand-new series following the lives of Britain's Biggest Family, the Radfords! It's been forever since a Radford wedding but, at long last, one is coming! Noel and Sue's third eldest daughter Millie is tying the knot with boyfriend Harley. But with the stresses of life, work and children, their relationship is put under pressure. And with differing opinions about what venue, what dress and what ring, will they get as far as the aisle? When Harley loses his job, the wedding gets put on hold. Their future suddenly looks bleak. But it's time to shine a light on family, and the true meaning of marriage, and who better to help than Noel and Sue?

It's the first Radford wedding in a decade - Noel and Sue's third eldest daughter, Millie, is getting married to long term boyfriend Harley. It's the ultimate coming together of two very different families, from two very different backgrounds. There's going to be fireworks! Chloe, the Radford's second eldest daughter, has a shock announcement. And as the big day creeps closer, Harley and Millie are faced with an onslaught of unexpected challenges that threaten to derail the whole celebration - from catastrophic dancing lessons, to lost wedding rings, and devastating family feuds. So will this young couple ever get the wedding of their dreams?

Noel finds a discarded positive pregnancy test. And if that wasn't enough of a shock for him, then that's nothing compared to the new mum-to-be... As the birth gets nearer, the new mum faces an even bigger test when her partner has a pre-birth meltdown. Can she help him come to terms with his new responsibilities or will it drive them apart? Finally, Noel and Sue arrive in Dubai for the trip of a lifetime. But before they can even unpack their bags some unexpected news from home forces them to make a big decision: do they stay or do they go?

As a new school term begins, the Radford house is in for a major upheaval. Casper - the Radford's sixth youngest - is making the leap to secondary school, but the fear of school bullies, and being the smallest boy in the year mean a major intervention is needed. Can older brother Oscar find a way to give Casper the confidence boost he so dearly needs? When Sue becomes unusually quiet and distant, Noel is convinced she is hiding something from the family. And when even a trip to see their local football team can't bring her out of her shell, Noel and oldest daughter Sophie hatch a plan to get to the truth, only for Sue to reveal an earth-shattering diagnosis.

Sue hires an adoption specialist to help Noel contact his birth mother.

The Radfords race to support their friends The Walkers, whose daughter is seriously ill.

The Radfords' third eldest Chloe drops a bombshell that threatens to disrupt the family pie business. One of the youngest members of the family makes a call to arms to help clean up Morecambe's coastline, but will anyone turn up?

When Millie met Harley she already had six-month-old daughter Ophelia from a previous relationship. Now they are married, Harley wants them all to have the same surname, but Millie however is worried about Harley adopting her as Ophelia does not know yet that he isn't her dad. Deciding what to do for the best puts stress levels through the roof and sends one of the adults on a trip to hospital.

Sue's 50th birthday should signal the end of her childbearing years, but she has no menopause symptoms and a specialist says her history of multiple pregnancies could mean she stays fertile well into her sixties. As the children prepare balloons and cake for the party, Sue wonders if Noel might be getting a very unexpected gift.

The Radfords decide a line has been crossed and they have to act when a holiday trip to Florida turns sour thanks to some brattish behaviour from their children. Noel goes a bit further than Sue expects when he signs everyone up for a 48-hour survival course in Ireland, taking away their phones, their home comforts and even the roof over their heads.