In the final film, Price and Prejudice, three supersized families are asked whether bigger is really better?
The film follows mother-of-13 Jo Watson, who lives on benefits and has been dubbed 'Britain's Most Prolific Single Mother' by the papers
The Hamlins, a family of 12, refuse to take handouts but are often accused of being scroungers.
And the 14-strong Hanns pay their own way, but are accused of being a drain on the environment.
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