Meet the Browns

Will has a secret: He takes hush-hush salsa-dancing lessons in an effort to take Sasha out to a party, but Sasha suspects he's spending the time cheating on her. Meanwhile, the Colonel and Edna hope to leave Brown Meadows and move in together elsewhere.

Brianna and her friend attend a fraternity party---but Brianna is victimized by a frat brother. Elsewhere, Brown decides to fire Jesus because of budgetary constraints. But that move backfires when Brown then competes with Jesus for a hospital job.

When Will falls ill, his mother (Jenifer Lewis) arrives, but her old-school, Southern-style remedies are a bitter pill to swallow for Sasha. And Daisy goes missing, a development made more serious considering her declining mental state.

Accusations of blame are directed at Will when Joaquin's ex-baseball coach dies on his operating table. Meanwhile, gym teacher Reggie (Maurice G. Jones) sets out to woo Cora, but Brown doesn't feel Reggie makes the grade.

The issue of Eddie's death begins to drive Will and Sasha apart. Meanwhile, Cora utilizes reverse-psychology methods on Brown to nudge him toward liking Reggie (Maurice G. Jones).

A suspended Will becomes an idle slacker, sleeping the days away and neglecting the children. Meanwhile, Brown learns a valuable lesson about being well-versed in other languages.

Daisy's memory issues trigger the arrival of her cousin (Rue McClanahan), but buried family secrets are then revealed. Elsewhere, Reggie's outdated attitude toward women irks Cora. Kim Fields directed the episode

Will's mother (Jenifer Lewis) arrives to spread cheer to her son---but she shows up with his former fiancée. Meanwhile, Brianna is cast in the role of a parent as part of a school assignment.

Troy (Richard F. Whiten) makes romantic overtures toward Sasha. Worse, he then threatens to fire Will if she tells anyone about it. Elsewhere, Brown lands a second job as a school security guard and investigates a fake hall-pass operation.

Edna breaks off her engagement to the Colonel and returns to the house. In the meantime, a reinstated Will plans a celebration dinner and invites Troy (Richard F. Whiten), upsetting Sasha.

Tanya (Tasha Smith) seeks Cora's help; Brown has a quarantine quandary when he gets stuck in detainment at the hospital with Derek and Renee.

Tanya (Tasha Smith) wins custody of Brianna and Joaquin---but she may be in over her head. And Brown must face the music when he breaks Edna's record player

A delicate secret threatens to shatter Will and Sasha's marriage. Elsewhere, Joaquin resorts to blackmailing Brianna after he discovers she's been secretly leaving the house.

Will and Sasha's troubles run deeper in light of Will's reluctance to address the situation. In the meantime, Cora and Brown square off over a church-board post.

As Will and Tanya team up to care for the children, Brown and Derek gear up for a defensive-driving class.

Tanya makes romantic overtures toward Will. Elsewhere, Brown is enlisted to resolve a school protest.

Will and Sasha suspect that Brianna is pregnant. In the meantime, Brown plans a bachelor party for the Colonel

Brianna is caught red-handed with false identification. And it's a "Mr. Mom" romp when Brown and Will fall into roles as househusbands.

Sasha's mother arrives---with another man in tow. Meanwhile, Brown goes the extra yard to help coach football, but there could be some fumbling along the way.

Cora and Reggie try to arrange a love connection for Brown and Reggie's mother. Elsewhere, Sasha divulges intimate secrets to Renee.