Tyler Perry's For Better or Worse

⭐7.3(32 votes)

•2011

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Episodes

1. A Better Me

All hell breaks loose when Dominique, Marcus' daughter, calls her stepmother, Angela, a whore in front of the couple's son M.J., Angela is sure that Dominique picked up such language from her mother, Keisha. When Keisha shows up to Angela's house, the confrontation turns into a knock down drag out fight.

2. One Last Try

Tensions run high at a dinner party hosted by Joseph and Leslie; Leslie witnesses a part of "an exchange" between Marcus and Keisha.

3. The One I Want

Leslie battles with whether or not she should tell Angela what she saw between Marcus and Keisha and confides in Jennifer. Marcus is uncomfortable with the fact that Angela and Keisha are becoming friends.

4. Deceiving Eyes

A secret centering on Marcus and Keisha makes waves at a pool party.

5. Forsaking All Others

Angela receives an unexpected and potentially life-changing letter in the mail.

6. To Lie Or Not To Lie

In the aftermath of receiving a letter from the mysterious Sabrina Murphy, Angela tries to deal with her emotions; Marcus tries to help her.

7. For Baby Mama Drama

Domestic issues affect Marcus' job performance. Meanwhile, a disgusted Angela takes her frustrations out on Marcus' personal property.

8. Speak Now

Angela move ahead with the expansion of her salon in the midst of Marcus' alleged infidelity. She meets Tyrik, a contractor, who says they shared an intimate past, but Angela does not recall the exchange.

9. For Richer Or Poorer

Marcus and Angela continue to clash over lies and infidelity. The tension pushes Marcus to make large purchases, but the money he uses becomes an issue.

10. To Believe or Not To Believe

A feuding Marcus and Angela are forced to explain all their issues to their son.

Overview

Follow the ups-and-downs of Angela Williams, the owner of a successful beauty salon, and her husband of 13 years, Marcus, a former professional football player who has recently partnered with Richard Ellington and Joseph Jetson on a new sports news program called "C-Sports Now."