If you can't explain it properly, just draw it yourself says Bethenny.

Bethenny will not be satisfied with some TV cabinet, she needs a fully Skinnygirl shrine.

And the team listens and plans accordingly.

Meanwhile, at Spanish class, Bryn (and Bethenny) learns the the word "frio."

Bethenny has dinner with some of her family friends from the race track and discusses her father.

And Bethenny discusses exactly what good memories she has of Bobby Frankel.

Jason wonders how any father could act the way Bethenny's dad did.

At 'The Wendy Williams Show,' Bethenny mines the makeup artist for info about the grueling daytime TV schedule.

But once she's on stage it's all charm.

Bethenny likes being on the other side (chair?) of the show, so she can see how to improve her concept.

With Dr. Amador, Bethenny discusses her relationship with her parents -- and her mother.

Bethenny's pondering reaching out to her mom and trying to reopen their line of communication.

The apartment quest continues with the on-going search for the perfect toilet.

This toilet is baller -- but does Bethenny really need a baller toilet?

Thousands of dollars for a john? No thank you.

Bethenny and Jason take another gander at their future abode.

And after all that confusion and drama, the renovation is coming along nicely.

And their differences in management styles have been what made the project work.

Just look at this place!

Jason ponders if they should paint the other room a more baby-centric color.

And since Bethenny claims her breasts are "a little sore" anything is possible.