‘Love That Girl!’ Season 3, Episode 6: ‘Delroy Indemnity’

'Love That Girl!' Season 3, Episode 6 "Delroy Indemnity"Coming up next o ‘Love That Girl!’ season 3, episode 6: ‘Delroy Indemnity,’ In a spoof of “Double Indemnity,” “Chinatown,” and film noir in general, Delroy gets himself caught up in a real-estate murder mystery when a femme fatale shows up at his office, asking to enlist his help in pulling a real-estate scam on her husband.

Things get pretty wacky on the next episode of Love That Girl!, which airs 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT  on TVone.

The show follows Tyana, who is a young divorcee that returns home to Southern California for a second chance in life. She decides to take a job in real estate — making her father Delroy very happy to see she’s following in his professional footsteps — but she plans to work for his competition. Tanya also reconnects with her old friends, especially her best friend Nefertiti who is happily single and ready to help Tyana get her groove back. But Tyana’s world is suddenly turned upside down when her unemployed brother Latrell unexpectedly moves into her North Hollywood condo.

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