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Van builds a new home office in the garage so he and Reba can be more productive, but Reba has a difficult time juggling family and the additional workload.
Van builds a new home office in the garage so he and Reba can be more productive, but Reba has a difficult time juggling family and the additional workload.
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S1, EP21 "Up a Treehouse Without a Paddle"When Brock spends a night in Jake's treehouse, Reba finds herself babysitting her ex-husband's newborn.
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S1, EP22 "It Ain't Over Until the Redhead Sings"Cheyenne goes into labor shortly before her high-school graduation ceremony; Reba sings a lullaby to her new granddaughter in the hospital.
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S2, EP1 "House Rules"Reba's children carouse at Brock and Barbra Jean's place; Cheyenne and Van commiserate with each other about the baby.
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S2, EP2 "Skating Away"Just when Reba thinks things are getting back to normal, the Montgomery family is forced to move back in.
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S6, EP6 "Sweet Child O' Mine"Reba deals with Kyra and Cheyenne, who are at odds because Kyra feels her sister can not get enough of the family spotlight.
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S6, EP5 "The Break Up"Reba and Van end their real estate partnership; Barbra Jean auditions to be the new weather girl at a local TV station.
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S6, EP4 "Roll With It"Kyra moves back in with Reba, who catches her drinking; Brock and Barbra Jean confess that they let Kyra have an occasional beer in their house.
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S6, EP3 "Trading Spaces"Van builds a new home office in the garage so he and Reba can be more productive, but Reba has a difficult time juggling family and the additional workload.
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