‘For Better Or Worse’ Season 3, Episode 17: “You’re Under Arrest”

Tyler Perry's For Better Or Worse  Season 3, Episode 17

Coming up next on For Better Or Worse’ Season 3, Episode 17:  “You’re Under Arrest,” Angela, Leslie and Jennifer find the guys in prison. When the guys appear to be missing, Angela, Leslie and Jennifer eventually discover that they’ve been locked up at the police station. Then, even after Marcus warns Angela to stay out of the Keisha situation, she schedules a meeting with Keisha anyway.

Tune in for all-new episodes of Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse on Wednesday, November 13, at 9/8c.

Read more: http://www.oprah.com/own-for-better-or-worse/Preview-Can-the-Boys-Survive-Jail-Video#ixzz2kZr8rOKr

Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse centers around two of Perry’s favorite characters from the big screen, Marcus and Angela. Marcus and Angela were first introduced to the world in Tyler Perry’s blockbuster hit feature films “Why Did I Get Married?” and “Why Did I Get Married Too?”. “For Better Or Worse” is a new dramedy that will follow the tumultuous relationship of the lovesick couple. Tasha Smith and Michael Jai White are back to reprise their roles in the half-hour show.

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