Juanita Jennings

Brianna develops romantic feelings, but they're directed toward an intimidating bad boy. In a parallel plot, Cora is enlisted to teach sex education.

Gordon discloses that he has feelings for Cora. Meanwhile, Derek's fraternity house gets fumigated, so he and his frat brothers hang out at Brown Meadows.

A lucrative job offer comes Cora's way---but she'll have to relocate to a different city. Meanwhile, Joaquin turns auteur by manning his new video camera, but he focuses on things he shouldn't tape.

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

An unforeseen development upends a big wedding. The marriage theme continues when Reggie pops the big question to a hesitant Cora.

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 finds religion and moves in with Brown in the aftermath of a health scare. Meanwhile, a wacky mix-up leads Brown to assume that Cora is pregnant.

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.

Cora accepts Reggie's proposal, resulting in an unexpected development. Meanwhile, the notion of a new baby sparks jealousy in Joaquin.

Will fails to remember Sasha's birthday, so Brown and Cora help him make amends. Elsewhere, Brianna lands a new boyfriend and seeks Cora's romantic wisdom.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.'