Brianna and her brother have been asked to go live with a wealthy family that have a beautiful house. Carmen is really struck by this offer because she just started bonding with the foster kids. Carmen expresses her interest in adopting the kids; she doesn’t want to let them go.

Cora and Russell attempt to have an intimate kiss at the end of their date but are interrupted on the porch by Mr. Brown, who then proceeds to interrogate them on their date. He dismisses Cora and then demands that Russell explain his intentions for Cora. As usual, Mr. Brown is in top form with word mispronunciations and jumping to conclusions! Mr. Brown then ups the ante by telling Russell an outrageous tale about having to fight Medea if he decides to marry Cora.

Mr. Brown eventually confesses to Cora that he doesn’t want her to leave him; he’s afraid she’ll forget him. By the time they end this conversation and look around, Russell has left.

The foster kids (Joaquin and Brianna) explain that they’d like to stay with Will and Sasha Brown. Unfortunately, Carmen Martinez, their social worker, has to take them away. Later, at the end of the show, Will turns to Sasha, takes her hand, and says “come on, let’s go get our kids.” Sweet!

“A fashion victim gets nominated by friends or family. If accepted, the person is secretly followed for 2 weeks by a camera crew. At the end of the 2 weeks the hosts of the show visit the unwary person and offers them $5,000 to go to New York to buy a brand new wardrobe. But there’s a catch of course: the person has to first give up several items from their current wardrobe and accept criticism (which can sometimes be harsh) about their fashion style. Their buying spree in New York is also filmed by a camera crew.”

Now, imagine if you can, what that show would be like if Mr. Leroy Brown was one of their fashion victims. Can’t you see him trying to explain his wardrobe? He’d probably end up convincing them that his style represented the latest in au couture!

One of the reasons I tune in to watch “Meet The Browns on TV” each week is to see what Mr. Brown will be wearing. Here are some of his fashion faux pas from the show and from his appearances on House of Payne:

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If you want to see more of this wonderful character check out Tyler Perry’s movie “What’s Done in the Dark.” This story revolves around the doctors, nurses, and patients of an inner city hospital. Here’s a preview of what happens:

-a nurse discovers that the doctor she’s fooling around with is married;
-a faithful husband is diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease;
-the son of a nurse abandoned by her husband seeks desperate means to make money;
-and audience favorite Mr. Brown comes to the hospital convinced that he’s dying, dragging his long-suffering daughter Cora along with him.

This is a production of a play written by Tyler Perry that was filmed before a live audience. Because of this, you hear audience reactions to the antics onstage. And the toe tapping live gospel songs will get you out of your chair joining in with the singers. This is an event you’ll want to see over and over again.

Check out
What’s Done In The Dark on DVD while it’s on sale for $13.49 (more than 30% off).

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