Tyler Perry’s TBS sitcom, Meet the Browns, which already has over 40 episodes logged, will start airing syndicated episodes on several major networks next fall. The syndication company Debmar-Mercury’s deal places the sitcom in more than 70 percent of the nation for a September debut on major station groups, including Fox, Tribune, CBS and Cox.
The TV series stems from a play that Tyler Perry first debuted in 2004, which spawned a feature film by the same name. Browns is the No. 1 series on TBS this season among adults aged 18-to-49. Traditional syndication deals usually occur four to five years after its debut. The syndication deal for Meet the Browns is scheduled to happen 15 months after its premiere on TBS.
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