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Brown lets the police use his place to stake out his new neighbors; Brianna befriends Renee.
Brown lets the police use his place to stake out his new neighbors; Brianna befriends Renee.
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S3, EP34 "Meet the Loot"The Colonel uses a dollar he borrowed from Brown and Cora to buy a lottery ticket and wins; Sasha and Renee switch jobs.
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S3, EP35 "Meet the Bucket List"Brown and Colonel make a list of the things they want to do before they die; Will and Sasha give Joaquin the talk after he walks in on them getting romantic.
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S3, EP36 "Meet the Racist"An elderly black patient refuses to let Will operate on him because Will is black; Brown finds out that Cora never went to the prom.
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S3, EP9 "Meet the Christmas Spirit"Brown's family quits the hospital's Christmas show; Joaquin befriends a boy from the hospital.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP33 "Meet the Cheating Liver"Renee loses a liver that's in a transplant cooler; Cora thinks Reggie is cheating on her.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
S3, EP32 "Meet the Stakeout"Brown lets the police use his place to stake out his new neighbors; Brianna befriends Renee.
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S3, EP30 "Meet the Counseling Session"The Colonel counsels Cora and Brown after they have a fight; Will and Sasha try to prove their relationship isn't solely physical.
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