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A counselor encourages all to share their feelings during a workshop; Reba packs Kyra's things to send to Brock's house.
A counselor encourages all to share their feelings during a workshop; Reba packs Kyra's things to send to Brock's house.
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S3, EP13 "The United Front"Over Brock and Barbra Jean's objections, Reba gives Kyra permission to go on her first date, then discovers the boy is 17 years old.
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S3, EP12 "All Growed Up"Van announces he is quitting school to try out for arena football, but Reba's disapproval causes him to blow his chance.
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S3, EP11 "The Great Race"Van insists on coaching Reba after she agrees to compete against Brock in a 5K race to raise money for Jake's school.
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