Faatima decides to lose weight and coupon for healthy foods.

Meet Michelle, a shelf clearer and Tyler our college couponer.

Heather is such an extreme couponer, she says that if she won the lottery she would buy a bigger house in order to have a bigger stockpile.

Julie must prove she can coupon healthy foods only in order to secure a job.

By combining average household items she buys using coupons, Bree is able to create her own homemade laundry detergent for less than $20 a year.

April & Chasity are savings partners and cause double trouble when it comes to coupons and their stockpiles.

It's check-out time, and this couple is faced with successfully completing 23 separate transactions for maximum savings.

20-year-old Dominique uses his fraternity to help cut coupons in order to save money for their big toga party.

Michelle's shopping trip proves more than worthwhile when she manages to get bountiful amounts of coffee and dog treats--all free!

"Mississippi's Smartest Shopper," Bree wants to impress her mom by showing off her extreme couponing skills.

Perry has been shopping with coupons for only 6 months, and while she initially found the process overwhelming, she now has mastered the basics. Couponing has allowed Perry to keep her family financially stable.

15-year-old Haley is the boss of her whole family when it comes to grocery shopping. She starts to save up for her first car.

This frugal shopper will look anywhere for a deal. even if it means getting her shoes a little bit muddy.

Jeff comes from a long line of extreme couponers. He officially passes his savings obsession to his coupon-prodigy son, Sam.

In Kentucky, Nathan prepares 1,000 care packages for the U.S. Military.

Zadia takes her friends couponing to prove that she can still get super savings.