Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns

Simone is pressured to marry the father of her child. Meanwhile, Cora tries not to fumble in her effort to coach the football team.

Brown takes his very first plane trip. Meanwhile, Derek is mistaken for a celebrity and promptly exploits the situation.

While Sasha is away, her country cousin arrives to fill in. Elsewhere, Brianna plays makeover artist and transforms a plain Jane.

Brown and Derek help Reggie improve himself to win Cora. Meanwhile Renee's ex comes in for a checkup, only to receive shocking news.

When Reggie makes an unforeseen return, he discovers Cora's interest in him has waned. Elsewhere, Sasha's ex-flame arrives at the hospital as a patient, a development that triggers jealousy in Will.

Sasha's mother intends to marry a much younger man. Meanwhile, Darnell transforms Cora's humdrum school detention into an exciting party.

Edna and Cora comfort Thelma after she loses her job and home. In addition, Brown and the Colonel become entangled in a pyramid scheme.

Cora invites Darnell to a religious study, but another woman in the group makes romantic advances toward him. Elsewhere, Simone considers giving up her baby for adoption.

Cora tangles with an overbearing neighbor. Meanwhile, a college recruiter visits Brianna---but Joaquin plans to interfere.

The Colonel is stunned by news about his first fiancée. Meanwhile, a classmate schemes to win over Brianna by exploiting a friendship with Joaquin.

Anthony enlists Will to support him as a "wingman" after meeting two women. In addition, Brianna hopes to make the cheerleading squad.

It's a rocky road for Brianna when she learns a valuable lesson about the dangers of texting while driving. Elsewhere, Brown's cousin arrives, touting yet another get-rich-quick scheme.

When Renee quits, Sasha hires a replacement who's even worse. Derek turns to Brown when he loses his girlfriend.

A woman charges Sasha with sexual harassment. Joaquin's concerned teacher visits the house when he writes an essay about his family.

Derek has a crush on Renee. Brown gets fired from the school, forbidden to return until he apologizes to Gordon: a loathsome prospect.

Cora asks Renee to do a product-demonstration at her women's social group and they're shocked when Renee reveals the products. Brianna confronts pregnant Simone when she drinks at a party.

Brown unwittingly becomes a hero. Additionally, Brianna and Jamal secretly go to a costume party with Joaquin in tow.

Renee's arriving friend raises jealousy in Sasha. Elsewhere, Brown is repulsed by recurring nightmares of sharing kisses with Edna.

Sasha fumes when Will's friend---who's dating Renee---is seen with a different woman. Elsewhere, Cora places a bet that the long-winded Brown can't remain silent for an entire day.

Believing she's dying, Vera discloses a secret. The confessions continue when Simone informs Brianna that she's pregnant.

A man emerges and asserts that he's Cora's father. Elsewhere, Renee presides over a blood drive.

Budget cuts at the school result in a layoff to either Brown or Cora. Meanwhile, Sasha passes an unwanted gift on to Renee.

The Colonel reconnects with his warfare past when the son of a fellow soldier arrives. Elsewhere, Brown gets a medical checkup.

The men are determined to boycott Valentine's Day, but they change their tune when the ladies plan something special. The romantic theme continues when Brown concludes that Renee has a hush-hush crush on him.

Reggie chooses to stay in California, upsetting Cora. Meanwhile, Brown, having more courage than the others, gears up to teach Brianna to drive.

Brown, Derek and Renee team up to get a photograph of a celebrity's baby; Will finds marijuana and tries to smoke out the owner.

Renee becomes an overly demanding patient when she's admitted to the hospital. Meanwhile, Joaquin begins to emulate Derek.

Rifts develop in Will and Sasha's home due to social networking. Elsewhere, Brown searches for a neighbor's lost pet, but he's more interested in netting the reward.

Cooking personalities Pat and Gina Neely host their cooking show at Brown Meadows. Elsewhere, Joaquin learns a lesson about good sportsmanship, courtesy of Brianna.

Cora provides helpful words of wisdom to an insecure plus-size student. Elsewhere, Derek helps Brown produce an exercise tape.

Thelma slips in for a stay at Brown Meadows while Reggie is out of town. Elsewhere, Renee gets some cash, courtesy of Will.

A different side of Reggie's personality creeps to the surface, stunning Cora. Meanwhile, Brown helps Derek land a job at the hospital.

Renee suffers through a nasty breakup, so Will and Sasha play matchmaker for her. Elsewhere, Brown is enlisted to endorse a body cream on television---but there are wrinkles when he then breaks out.

Reggie plans a dreamy candlelight dinner for Cora, which Brown then tries to sabotage. Elsewhere, Joaquin develops feelings for Simone.

Reggie and Brown get trapped in a storage room. Elsewhere, Vera fraternizes with Edna.

Where there's Will, there's a way: Will realizes that Renee's mere presence improves Sasha's spirits, so he pays her to be with Sasha. Meanwhile, Brown conjures up some magic (literally), and Joaquin has a sleepover.

Sasha faints and is swiftly taken to the hospital. Elsewhere, it all gets taxing when Derek helps Brown with his taxes.

Cora's class sets out to throw a farewell bash, but the party mood fades when Gordon spreads distressing news. Meanwhile, the Colonel contemplates living with Edna again.

Nuptials are postponed in the wake of a near-death experience. Meanwhile, Cora accepts a job offer in Texas, a development that impacts her engagement to Reggie.

The Colonel suffers a heart attack at the altar. Reggie asks a reluctant Cora to marry him.

Vera swoops in on the Brown house to recover from laser eye surgery. Meanwhile, Sasha discovers she's pregnant, as she and Will then struggle to keep the big news to themselves.

Edna promptly locks horns with the Colonel's arriving daughter, who insists that Edna sign a prenuptial agreement. Meanwhile, Brown and Derek join an exercise class.

A senior African-American patient doesn't want Will to be his surgeon because he's black. Elsewhere, Brown discovers that Cora never went to the prom, so he decides to throw a special dance event at the house.

Taking a cue from the film "The Bucket List," Brown and the Colonel draw up a list of things they want to accomplish before they die. Meanwhile, Will and Sasha teach Joaquin about the birds and the bees.

There's not a whole lotto love when Brown and Cora lend the Colonel a buck, which he in turn uses to purchase a lottery ticket. It wins big---but everyone then clashes over how to split the winnings. Meanwhile, Sasha and Renee swap jobs, but Sasha can't keep up with her new duties.

A suspicious Cora believes that Reggie is cheating on her, with Thelma and Brown then getting involved in the relationship quandary. Elsewhere, Renee is at fault when a liver in a transplant cooler goes missing.

Brown's home is used as a police stakeout when his neighbors are suspected of being thieves. Elsewhere, Brianna befriends Renee.

Cora becomes paranoid and overly guarded after she's the victim of a mugging. Meanwhile, Will gets a gray hair, leading him to behave in a youthful manner.

After Brown and Cora have a squabble, they attend a counseling session overseen by the Colonel. Meanwhile, Will and Sasha abstain from physical intimacy to prove their relationship is about much more than sex.

Brown becomes a stand-up comic, but the joke's on the family: He exposes their guarded secrets for laughs. Elsewhere, the gang becomes aware of Joaquin's high intellect.

It's a "My Fair Lady" escapade when Sasha tries to transform Tanya (Tasha Smith) into a sophisticated woman. Elsewhere, the Colonel falls into a funk upon discovering that he's outlived every other member of his platoon.

Will and Sasha celebrate their anniversary. Arriving for the event is Sasha's father---but he winds up having carnal adventures with Will's mother (Jenifer Lewis). And Reggie corners Cora about her friendship with Gordon. Richard Roundtree guest stars.

Sasha's mother arrives---with another man in tow. Meanwhile, Brown goes the extra yard to help coach football, but there could be some fumbling along the way.

Will and Sasha suspect that Brianna is pregnant. In the meantime, Brown plans a bachelor party for the Colonel.

Tanya makes romantic overtures toward Will. Elsewhere, Brown is enlisted to resolve a school protest.

Brown plays Cupid, using clandestine means to bring romance to Cora. Meanwhile, Miss Daisy gears up for an audition.

A delicate secret threatens to shatter Will and Sasha's marriage. Elsewhere, Joaquin resorts to blackmailing Brianna after he discovers she's been secretly leaving the house.

Tanya (Tasha Smith) wins custody of Brianna and Joaquin---but she may be in over her head. And Brown must face the music when he breaks Edna's record player.

Tanya (Tasha Smith) seeks Cora's help; Brown has a quarantine quandary when he gets stuck in detainment at the hospital with Derek and Renee.

Edna breaks off her engagement to the Colonel and returns to the house. In the meantime, a reinstated Will plans a celebration dinner and invites Troy (Richard F. Whiten), upsetting Sasha.

Troy (Richard F. Whiten) makes romantic overtures toward Sasha. Worse, he then threatens to fire Will if she tells anyone about it. Elsewhere, Brown lands a second job as a school security guard and investigates a fake hall-pass operation.

Will's mother (Jenifer Lewis) arrives to spread cheer to her son---but she shows up with his former fiancée. Meanwhile, Brianna is cast in the role of a parent as part of a school assignment.

Conclusion. In a holiday episode, the hospital stages a Christmas show. Brown serves as the director, but he has a not-so-jolly response to the performances. LaVan Davis and Cassi Davis appear as their characters from "Tyler Perry's House of Payne."

Daisy's memory issues trigger the arrival of her cousin (Rue McClanahan), but buried family secrets are then revealed. Elsewhere, Reggie's outdated attitude toward women irks Cora. Kim Fields directed the episode.

A suspended Will becomes an idle slacker, sleeping the days away and neglecting the children. Meanwhile, Brown learns a valuable lesson about being well-versed in other languages.

The family finds out that Brianna is taking birth-control pills. Meanwhile Cora is attracted to her school's new principal, who was her old high-school friend, and decides to spend time with him and gets more than she bargained for in a spin class.

Will takes secret Salsa-dancing lessons so he can take Sasha to a party, but Sasha thinks he's cheating on her. The Colonel and Edna decide to move in together, down the street from Brown Meadows.

The gang receives a surprise when Edna announces she is engaged. But no one is as surprised as her fiance. Meanwhile, Will gets some exposure, maybe too much, after posing for a calendar for charity.

Cora decides to enlists Sasha's help in shedding some weight. Meanwhile, Brown tries to win a vacation by selling candy.

Brown gets a new girlfriend, but she may only be after his money. Elsewhere, Brianna is caught shoplifting.

Cora is hired as a full-time teacher, but will she past the test when a student comes to class drunk? Meanwhile, the Colonel looks for a job after discovering his nest egg is empty.

Brown seems to be addicted to the lottery and the gang believes he needs an intervention. Elsewhere, Brianna is flustered after a boy makes romantic moves on her.

Drama's surrounding his baseball coach has Joaquin thrown a curveball. Meanwhile, Cora pressures Brown to make out his will, giving Brown the notion that she's out to kill him off.

When a convenience-store robbery leaves Brown shot---in the hind end, no less---he exploits the situation for his own gain. Meanwhile, a health scare motivates Edna to change her lusty behavior.

Will's attractive and vivacious ex-flame arrives for a fund-raiser, triggering some jealousy in Sasha. Elsewhere, divas Edna and London team up to throw a Botox bash.

Will is afraid the he is not being a good enough father by causing so much drama around the children. Meanwhile, Brown decides he will try to market his secret recipe for his zippy barbecue sauce, but he seems to have lost the recipe.

Jesus asks Brown and the gang to pose as his servants to impress his visiting father. Meanwhile, London awaits her dad's visit, but it may not meet to her expectations.

Brianna's school is holding a career day and Will is planning to attend, but Brown must replace him after Will is sidelined by an emergency. Meanwhile, Brown decides he's in need of a makeover.

Brown secretly tries to arrange a date for Cora by tapping into an online dating service. Elsewhere, unexpected problems arise as London and Jesus try to prepare Miss Daisy for an audition.

Brianna and Joaquin's mother returns and finds that Will and Sasha plan to adopt the kids. But she is determined to get them back so that she can live off the welfare checks.

Cora lands a post as a substitute educator---but it's to teach the school's roughest, toughest pupils. And there's a passion for fashion when Brown and London square off in a fashion showdown.

Brown decides to levy fees for amenities at the house, only to stir up an open rebellion when he begins to abuse the policy. Elsewhere, Sasha is a candidate for a job that pays more than Will's position.

Will and Sasha do all they can to keep Brianna and Joaquin from being adopted. Elsewhere, Brown tries to uncover evidence that the neighborhood's frat boys are growing their own marijuana.

Brianna's very pregnant teenage friend Tamika comes to the house needing a place to stay. Brown ends up having to deliver the baby himself. Meanwhile, Miss Daisy is missing and everyone spends all day looking for her. It turns out she was making a hip-hop video

After learning that her childhood friend has died broke and alone, Ms Edna becomes very depressed and says she's lost the will to live. Cora is shocked and gets the residents to do a "This is You Life" night to show Edna just how appreciated and cherished she is.

The Brown's organize a surprise "family day" for the residents after a chaotic day within the house. Lo and behold, the only person to appear is the estranged daughter of the Colonel. Meanwhile, the neighborhood frat boys set up a step show for the residents. And Will and Sasha undergo a marriage rite of passage: their very first fight.

Sasha and Will ponder whether to become foster parents after the Brown's welcome in a pair of troubled orphans. Meanwhile, the diva duo of London Sheraton and Miss Daisy appear on a television show where they engage in a battle of wits.

An owner of another elderly home nearby accuses Brown of stealing her client, Daisy LaRue. Daisy likes it at Brown’s home and decides to stay. Cora tries to tell Brown about some of Miss Daisy’s odd behavior, but he pays her no mind. Will, Brown’s nephew, comes by and explains to Brown that taking care of the elderly is going to be hard. Brown doesn’t think it will be, and as long as he gets a few more residents like Miss Daisy, he’ll be fine. To recruit more residents, Brown decides to have a bingo night and the winner gets a trip to Brown Meadows. Unfortunately, however, Brown’s plan doesn’t work. In addition, Miss Daisy’s check bounces, so he’s now in the red. Later, a fire breaks out at the home down the street and Brown gets excited because he just hit the geriatric jackpot! But to his dismay, all of the residents’ family members come to pick them up, leaving him with two mishaps: Ms. Edna and Colonel Jackson.

Brown feels like he did a good job fixing up the house without having any help and without spending any money. But once the house starts falling apart, he realizes he needs some help. Cora lets Brown know that she put up flyers around the church in search of help for the home. Brown agrees to interview some people. After several failed interviews, he hires Jesus as his janitor, who only speaks a little English. Instead of fixing the things that Brown gives him to do, he fixes things that aren’t broken. Brown soon gives up hope that the house will be in any condition to open for business, but with everyone’s help, they get the house in order.