Tyler Perry’s The Oval “No Regrets” S4E18 February 14 2023 on BET
Tonight (Tuesday February 14 2023), BET broadcasts an episode of the series Tyler Perry’s The Oval!
No Regrets Season 4 Episode 18 Episode Summary
Eli rejects Simone’s attempt to warn him of the first lady’s evil intentions, and Hunter warns Alonzo to follow his orders exactly as he directs or face severe repercussions.
What Time is the “No Regrets” Episode On?
The No Regrets episode of Tyler Perry’s The Oval will be broadcast on February 14 2023 on BET at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “No Regrets” Episode New?
The No Regrets episode of Tyler Perry’s The Oval is all new!
Tyler Perry’s The Oval No Regrets Cast & Stars
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| Ed Quinn as Hunter Franklin Kron Moore as Victoria Franklin Paige Hurd as Gayle Franklin Daniel Croix Henderson as Jason Franklin Javon Johnson as Richard Hallsen Ptosha Storey as Nancy Hallsen Vaughn W. Hebron as Bartholomew "Barry" Hallsen Teesha Renee as Sharon Lodric Collins as Donald Winthrop Ciera Payton as Lilly Winthrop Taja V. Simpson as Priscilla Owens Walter Fauntleroy as Sam Owen Brad Benedict as Kyle Flint Travis Cure as Bobby Bill Barrett as Max Carter Derek A. Dixon as Dale |
No Regrets Episode Videos & Previews
Watch Tyler Perry’s The Oval No Regrets Online
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Tyler Perry’s The Oval Series Information
| Written, directed and executive produced by Tyler Perry, "The Oval" is a political drama series. It tells the story of U.S President Hunter Franklin and first lady Victoria Franklin, a power-hungry interracial couple, who present a perfect facade to the world while indulging in wildly scandalous behavior behind closed doors. Not to be outdone, their children -- Gayle and Jason -- bring their own brands of volatility and excess to the Executive Residence. The soap opera-style series also tells the stories of White House staff members whose lives become intertwined with those of the first family. Head butler Richard Hallsen is an ex-serviceman who struggles to maintain his integrity in the face of greed and corruption. In "The Oval," Tyler Perry supercharges the political genre with off-the-charts levels of scandal, sex, depravity and betrayal. |
