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With the assisted living facility not proving profitable and Sandra preparing to go off to college, Jeremy reassesses the family's financial future.
With the assisted living facility not proving profitable and Sandra preparing to go off to college, Jeremy reassesses the family's financial future.
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S3, EP9 "Wobble Wobble"The Pleasant Days crew worries about Vinny's libertine lifestyle of drinking, smoking, poor diet and no exercise; he's not as young as he used to be, so they want him to clean up his act.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S3, EP10 "Clean Up Your Act"The way the residents have been behaving disgusts Cora: not cleaning up after themselves, bickering over the television, leaving the toilet seat up, and using foul language.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S3, EP11 "Don't Chi Away"With the assisted living facility not proving profitable and Sandra preparing to go off to college, Jeremy reassesses the family's financial future.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S3, EP12 "Ex to Next"Anastasia's first ex-husband contacts her for the first time in decades, but Anastasia shows no interest since she never forgave him for what he did to her in the past; the other residents push her to meet with him.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP7 "The Status Quo"Standing at a crossroads, Philip grapples with fear, revenge, and courage; with support from his community and justice within reach, he begins reclaiming his voice while danger still looms.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP6 "Do The Right Thing"When Vince proposes hacking the school system as a prank, Philip is torn between peer pressure and doing what's right; Mr. Brown grows suspicious of Vince's character; Sandra notices Philip's odd behavior, determined to uncover the truth.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP5 "The Protector"Jeremy becomes increasingly paranoid about his son's safety, pushing away family and friends; when a sudden health scare hits, he must face the consequences of his behavior and learn that letting go can be the greatest act of love.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP4 "As Good As Good Can Be"Jeremy and Leah struggle through sleepless nights with their newborn while Efe's superstitions heighten the chaos; amid broken mirrors and bad omens, the residents find laughter, faith and heart as they support one another.
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