Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns

A lively but surly fellow named LeRoy Brown (David Mann) attemps to open and operate a retirement home in the sitcom spun off from "Tyler Perry's House of Payne." First up Brown gets help in his venture from a doctor (Lamman Rucker).

Brown tries to fill a handyman position and settles on a fellow aspring to become a lawyer. Meanwhile, Sasha decides to work as a nurse for Brown. Also arriving, an alluing but dim-bulbed heiress named London Sheraton (Arielle Venderberg).

When two troubled orphans arrive at the Brown home, Sasha and Will ponder whetherto be their froster parents or not. Meanwhile, diva duo London Sheraton and Miss Daisy take part in a battle of wits when they appear on a local television program.

Chaotic actions in the house prompt Brown to organize and surprise "family day" for the residents. Lo and behold, the sole family arrival is the Colonel's estranged daughter.

Ms. Edna grows despondent in the wake the gang stages a retrospective of her life to cheer her up. Elsewhere, Brown questions Jesus' sexual orientation.

Brianna's pregnant teen friend arrives. But when she goes into labor, Brown must deliver the baby all by himself. Elsewhere, Miss Daisy vanishes.

Sasha’s past comes back to haunt her when an old abusive boyfriend, Teddy, is released from prison and comes to see her. When she rejects him, he abducts her. But Teddy underestimates Cora. Cora is Madea’s daughter, after all. Meanwhile: London loses Brown’s winning raffle ticket for a Couple’s Cruise to the Bahamas and he only has until midnight to find it. Brown enlists everyone to help him find the ticket. Each resident woos Brown in hopes to be chosen to go on the cruise with him

Brown enters a Gospel Choir contest. He’s lost the contest six years in a row to the flamboyant Deacon C. Cecil Cleveland of the Greater Mount Mariah Missionary Built on a Rock Baptist Church. This year, Brown thinks he has a secret weapon, the legendary Mother Martha Lane. But the 93 year-old Mother Lane “goes home” before the competition. Yes, that “home”.

Brianna has been acting out a lot at school and is suspended for threatening some kids who were bullying Joaquin. Sasha, Will, and Carmen try to find out what is bothering her. Will and Carmen aren’t successful, but Sasha finally uncovers Brianna’s secret: Brianna reveals to Sasha that she was sexually abused by her mother’s boyfriend. Meanwhile: Two geeky frat boys from the house next door (they couldn’t get into a real frat) steal Pop Brown’s portrait from Brown’s house as a prank. Their faculty advisor, Russell Merriweather, makes the boys work for Brown to make up for their prank. Everyone in the house puts the poor boys to work. Russell asks Cora out on a date. Edna and London convince Cora to dress too sexily, and the date backfires. Russell liked the real, down-to-earth Cora. They agree to try again.

Cora and Russell have gone on several more dates. Cora is very smitten with him. London, Daisy and Edna spy on Cora and Russell whenever he comes over. Brown becomes afraid that Cora will fall in love with Russell, move away, leaving him all alone. Brown interrogates Russell, and Russell is scared away. Will and Sasha are caught off guard when Carmen Martinez comes and announces that a former foster family of Brianna and Joaquin’s has decided to adopt them. Sasha and Will had grown very close to the kids and are shocked. At first, the kids are excited about moving to a fancy new house and having their own rooms, etc. but they realize how close they’ve grown to Brown, Cora, Will, Sasha and all the residents, and don’t want to leave. However, it’s too late. Carmen takes them off to their new family. As the episode ends, Will tells Sasha that they’re going to try to get them back.