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Reba is pressured to take sides in a legal battle between her boss and Brock.
Reba is pressured to take sides in a legal battle between her boss and Brock.
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S4, EP6 "Couples' Therapy"Reba confronts Brock and Barbra Jean's therapist when she learns he holds her responsible for most of their marital problems; Cheyenne prepares to console Van on his first visit home but is crushed to find that he loves his life in Denver.
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S4, EP7 "All Fore One"When Reba encourages Brock to follow his dream of playing professional golf, Barbra Jean gets upset, fearing it may lead to the end of her marriage.
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S4, EP8 "Hello, I Must Be Going"Cheyenne's emotions about Van living part-time in Denver boil over when she learns that he lied about having to return to Denver early.
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S2, EP19 "And the Grammy Goes to..."Brock's mother says her son admits leaving Reba was a mistake; Cheyenne convinces Van to reconcile with his folks.
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S2, EP18 "The Feud"Reba is pressured to take sides in a legal battle between her boss and Brock.
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S2, EP17 "Valentine's Day"Brian asks Reba out for Valentine's day but she is nervous and pretends to be sick; Jake likes a girl at school.
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S2, EP16 "Terry Holliway"Reba and Brock attend an out-of-town funeral; Barbra Jean worries about her husband and his ex-wife being alone together; Reba sings.
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