Juanita Jennings

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

Health issues strike Sasha's old friend. Elsewhere, the Colonel and Derek can't hack having Brown on their golf team because of his poor play.

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

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.

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

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

Brianna spouts untruths about attending a party. And Joaquin is an unhappy camper. He's frightened about an outdoor excursion, so Will and Brown help him practice camping in the backyard.

Renee conducts a product demonstration at a women's social group, but the ladies gasp when the merchandise is unveiled. Meanwhile, a pregnant Simone takes a drink at a party.

A 20-year-old unemployed father of two who still lives at home in South Central L.A. is challenged to grow up by his mother and her new boyfriend, a reformed gang member.

Derek develops romantic feelings for Renee. Meanwhile, Brown is fired from the school.

Will fumes when he discovers that Sasha has been taking birth control. In addition, a gung-ho bill collector torments Brown.

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

A 20-year-old unemployed father of two who still lives at home in South Central L.A. is challenged to grow up by his mother and her new boyfriend, a reformed gang member.

A self-centered ad exec (Mel Gibson) is suddenly able to read women's minds---much to his chagrin. Clever premise, but the one-note joke wears thin. Helen Hunt. Directed by Nancy Meyers ("Something's Gotta Give"). Bette Midler has a cameo.

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'

A man operates a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from 'Tyler Perry's House of Payne.' Created and executive produced by Perry, the show is also based on characters from the play and film 'Meet the Browns.'