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Just when Reba thinks things are getting back to normal, the Montgomery family is forced to move back in.
Just when Reba thinks things are getting back to normal, the Montgomery family is forced to move back in.
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S4, EP17 "The Pageant of Grandmas"When Reba enters a beauty pageant for grandmothers, Barbra Jean becomes jealous and sets out to prove she is the true Grandma Hart.
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