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The Washington family throws a celebration for Sandra as she prepares for her new life as a college student.
The Washington family throws a celebration for Sandra as she prepares for her new life as a college student.
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S3, EP19 "Fight the Power"Jeremy gets an invitation to join the Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Brown, Cora and Leah share their protest stories; Phillip, Sandra and Lindor sneak off to a Black Lives Matter protest.
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S3, EP20 "Blessin' or a Lesson"Phillip has been responsible and begs to drive Jeremy's new car; Jeremy gives him the opportunity to drive and Philip wrecks Jeremy's new car after a night out with his friends.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S3, EP21 "Crazy in Love"Mr. Brown has a new love interest from church and takes her on several dates; the Pleasant Days crew begins to grow suspicious of his new lady friend's intentions, and considers whether to butt into his love life.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S3, EP22 "A Day Away"The Washington family throws a celebration for Sandra as she prepares for her new life as a college student.
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.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP3 "The Home Remedy"Desperate to induce labor, Leah turns to Nurse Eugenia's home remedy; when Mr. Brown's mistake sends everything spiraling, Reginald's outdated ways are put to the test as the residents must come together.
Tyler Perry's Assisted Living
S7, EP2 "Killa"Staffing issues and new residents collide with family drama when Sandra's love life comes under scrutiny and her boyfriend may not be who he claims to be.
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S7, EP1 "Bedside Man"Reginald grows uneasy when a familiar face resurfaces at Pleasant Days, while Vinny's kinky curiosity lands him in trouble with the unpredictable Deja Rey.
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