Tyler Perry's Assisted Living Episode Rating Graph

Philip and Sandra hatch plans to make workaholic Jeremy take a timeout for family.

Leah struggles to find her place at the Pleasant Days Assisted Living Facility.

The Assisted Living crew welcomes new resident Efetobore Efe Omowale, but snap judge him as a scammer and deploys tactics to stall the signing of his lease.

In a get-rich-quick scheme, Mr. Brown decides to become a Country & Western singer. Jeremy is hesitant to get his first prostate exam.

After losing his job, Jeremy decides to move to the backwoods of Georgia to help his grandfather, who has purchased a rundown home for the elderly.

Reginald seeks forgiveness from his estranged son.

After losing his job, Jeremy decides to move to the backwoods of Georgia to help his grandfather, who has purchased a rundown home for the elderly.

Sandra tries to mislead Philip about where she's going and who with.

Leah learns that Mr. Brown has cut down Vinny's plants in the back yard.

Sandra and Philip's relationship is tested over an immature mistake.

A Southern retired trucker plans to move into Pleasant Days, but his bigoted daughter tries to stop him from doing so.

Mr. Brown gives Sandra advice on how to get what she wants and her outfit for school.

Vinny's weed smoking is making him a bad role model for Philip, so he attempts to rehab his image by volunteering at Cora's church; Cora lands a date with a promising gentlemen.

Phillip has been very responsible and begs to drive Jeremy's new car; Jeremy gives him the opportunity to drive, Philip wrecks Jeremy's new car after a night out with his friends.

When a council seat in the community opens up, both Jeremy and Vinny decide to run for office with wildly different platforms to improve the neighborhood.

Sandra confronts Philip about snitching to their parents.

The Pleasant Days crew has their work cut out for them when they help Philip prep for the S.A.T.

Mr. Brown prepares dinner for the kids.

Cora calls Sheriff Luckett about Sandra running off with his son.

Jeremy and Leah attempt to get Sandra and Phillip adjusted to their new living situation.

The family finds themselves in hot water after a new tenant moves in, and they get a surprise visitor.

The family's values are tested when Phillip begins dating a wealthy and generous young lady, and Efe, scrambling to pay his back taxes, is lured into a questionable new business.

Jeremy is forced to stand up to his overbearing mother while Philip and Leah work hard to engineer the, "Damn, leave me alone prank" that's been going viral on the internet.

Philip learns about being accountable for one's actions and putting life's obstacles in perspective; Reginald must pick himself up out of his slump and find the strength to believe in love again.

After multiple failed attempts to try and hang out with Sandra for a girl's day, Leah reaches the sad realization that her baby is no longer a baby.

Jeremy and Leah wonder if Leah has infertility issues, so they visit a doctor to get tested. But when the tests come back that both Leah and Jeremy have fertility issues, they have a decision to make.

When Jeremy sees a throwback photo of him and his best friend and college roommate, he reminisces about his college days and decides to track him down to reconnect after many years.

Anastasia rekindles a romance after her unfaithful ex-husband arrives from Paris, and Mr. Brown spearheads a prank war with a neighboring assisted living facility.

Mr. Brown and Efe team up to secretly film a reality show starring the oblivious Pleasant Days residents; Philip gets a part-time job at a fast food restaurant but begins to have second thoughts.

Jeremy and Leah are caught in a compromising position by the kids, and Mr. Brown is determined to check items off his bucket list when he thinks he has only a few months to live.

Sheriff Luckett stops by to have a talk with Jeremy about their kids.

Anastasia gives reluctant Sandra etiquette lessons before the Ellington ball, and Jeremy preps Phillip for his lacrosse team tryouts.

Sandra wants to switch her college major, but she's afraid to tell her parents.

When a mogul investor makes a big offer to buy the place for one point five million dollars, Brown buckles and seeks to sell his share causing division in the household.

Leah and Jeremy are excited to get away for a vacation with just the two of them; Sandra needs to get an internship to graduate; she has no prospects.

The crew competes for a cash prize on Ark Tank, a community initiative to get seniors to invent solutions for the betterment of their community.

When Reginald is put in charge of Cora's precious family heirloom bible and gives it away to charity, he's got to figure out how to replace ot before Cora discovers it missing.

Jeremy and Mr. Brown feel underappreciated by Leah and Cora's lackluster efforts to celebrate Father's Day, and Jeremy struggles to accept that Leah makes more money than him.

Reginald shocks the Pleasant Days crew when he begins behaving in uncharacteristic ways; Efe knows why but struggles to keep Reginald's secret; Karen challenges Vinny to a cook-off.

A talent show reveals to residents of Pleasant Day parts of themselves and their relationships they need to work on and fix.

When Jeremy and the family announces to the crew that they're moving back to Chi-town, they do what they can to stop them from moving.

Mr. Brown gets Philip to fix his broken things, but soon starts to take advantage.

When Efe becomes an accidental hero the Assisted Living crew uses his fame for their own gain.

Mr. Brown attempts to impress a woman he thinks could be the future Mrs. Brown; when Mr.Brown's five-star dinner reservations fall through at the last minute, he solicits Philip to help whip up something gourmet.

Sandra has been ghosting Lindor because she moved on to a new college boy so Lindor uses the family to try and win Sandra back; Mr. Brown writes his first gospel rap hit Drippin' Jesus and immediately releases it.

Anastasia struggles to deal with a potential loss of independence when the Assisted Living crew suggests she shouldn't drive anymore.