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Daisy's deteriorating memory prompts Brown to get in touch with Daisy's long lost cousin Lorraine.
Daisy's deteriorating memory prompts Brown to get in touch with Daisy's long lost cousin Lorraine.
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S3, EP8 "Meet Mr. Wrong"Daisy's deteriorating memory prompts Brown to get in touch with Daisy's long lost cousin Lorraine.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP10 "Meet Mom Again"Will's mother visits bringing his ex-fiancee with her; Brianna and Jamal play the role of mother and father for a school assignment.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S2, EP4 "Meet Mommie Dearest"Brianna and Joaquin's mother returns from jail and discovers that Will and Sasha plan to adopt the kids.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S2, EP5 "Meet the Matchmaker"Will and Sasha are determined to fight Tanya to keep her from taking the kids.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP7 "Meet the Couch Potato"Will deals with his suspension by spending his days sleeping.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP6 "Meet the Saboteurs"Will is upset when he learns that Sasha doubts his innocence over Eddie's death.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP5 "Meet the Great Guy"Joaquin's former baseball coach dies on Will's operating table, causing accusations to fly; gym teacher Reggie sets out to woo Cora, but Brown doesn't feel Reggie makes the grade.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP4 "Meet the Mom"Will's mother, Vera, shows up; Sasha doesn't belive in Vera's Southern remedies; Daisy goes missing.
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