Chaos Ensues at Fancy Bachelorette Party: Sister’s Unstructured Fun Plan Goes Hilariously Wrong

Get ready for a night packed with laughter, drama, and those classic unexpected twists as Mae’s bachelorette party takes over the latest episode of The Chicken Sisters. It airs at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 31, on the Hallmark Channel.

This episode promises a wild ride as Mae’s carefully planned soirée spins out of control. With a cast that really brings the antics to life, it’s one of those episodes you just can’t skip.

Curious about what goes down, who’s in the cast, or how to watch live even if you ditched cable ages ago? Let’s get into it.

Mae’s Perfectly Planned Bachelorette Party

Mae, played by Genevieve Angelson, has gone all out for her bachelorette party. It’s classic Mae—she’s arranged a fancy evening with a multi-course meal and spot-on wine and cheese pairings.

But, as you might guess, her idea of a sophisticated night doesn’t exactly match what her friends Amanda, Shawna, Sabrina, and the rest were hoping for. Things start to go off-script pretty quickly.

Amanda’s Mission: Unstructured Fun

Enter Amanda, played by Schuyler Fisk. She’s determined to give her sister the kind of celebration she thinks Mae deserves—even if it’s the opposite of Mae’s vision.

Amanda’s all about shaking things up, and her love for chaos is bound to clash with Mae’s need for order. It’s a recipe for some seriously funny moments as Amanda drags Mae into a night that’s anything but planned.

The Unexpected Offer

Meanwhile, Sergio (Ektor Rivera) gets hit with an offer he definitely didn’t see coming. It’s from a source that’ll surprise you, too.

This little twist adds a shot of intrigue—what’s the deal, and how might it mess with the group’s dynamic?

The Stellar Cast

Here’s who’s bringing the episode to life:

• Schuyler Fisk as Amanda
• Genevieve Angelson as Mae
• Lea Thompson as Nancy
• Wendie Malick as Gus
• James Kot as Frank Jr.
• Rukya Bernard as Sabrina
• Ektor Rivera as Sergio
• David James Elliott as Clayton Briggs III

Where to Watch

No cable? No problem. You can still catch the Hallmark Channel live with a few streaming services that offer free trials.

Philo

Philo gives you 70+ live channels and a huge on-demand library for $28 a month. We’re talking AMC, A&E, MTV, BET, Discovery, VH1, Food Network, History, Nickelodeon, OWN, TLC, Lifetime, Hallmark, and honestly, a bunch more.

There’s a seven-day free trial, so you can watch The Chicken Sisters without paying a dime—at least for now.

DirecTV

DirecTV streams over 100 channels and tons of on-demand shows. You can watch on three devices at once and record everything with unlimited Cloud DVR.

Plans start at $86.99 a month, but there’s a five-day free trial if you just want to check out the new episode.

FuboTV

FuboTV is another solid pick, with more than 100 channels including AMC, E!, HGTV, ESPN, NBC Sports, NFL Network, FS1, MSNBC, Food Network, Great American Living, Magnolia Network, Animal Planet, Bravo, FX, and of course, Hallmark.

The Essential and Pro plans are $84.99 a month, while Elite is $94.99. New users can get $30 off the first month for Pro and Elite, and there’s a free trial to get you started.

More Drama and Comedy

There’s plenty of humor (and maybe a few tears) as the group navigates the chaos of the night. The cast’s chemistry really comes through, and honestly, their performances make it hard not to get pulled in.

Don’t Miss Out

Mark your calendars for Sunday, Aug. 31, at 8 p.m. Got your streaming service set up? Whether you’re on Philo, DirecTV, or FuboTV, you’ll be able to jump right in and watch live.

This bachelorette party is honestly too good to skip. Grab some popcorn, text your friends, and settle in for a night with The Chicken Sisters.

You’ll want to see how Mae’s fancy plans go off the rails—sometimes in the best possible way. And who knows what kind of trouble Sergio will get into?

Could be a night you talk about for weeks. Guess we’ll see!