Reba

When Cheyenne takes up smoking in an effort to quit drinking, Reba fears that Cheyenne is taking the easy way out, and Brock is led into temptation.

Barbra Jean signs Reba up for an online matchmaking service, but when Reba begins dating a new mystery man, the family realizes how much they depend on her.

The ever-cautious Reba is apprehensive when she teams up with Van to buy a house to flip.

When Van announces that he no longer believes in God, Reba suffers her own crisis of faith and turns to the family's new minister for guidance.

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Barbra Jean starts a dog rescue operation, leaving Reba with a house full of strangers and a lesson about charity.

Feeling the Halloween spirit, Reba tries to scare up some fun, but Van is afraid that Cheyenne may be having an affair with her alcohol-recovery sponsor.

When Brock notices that Barbra Jean has been gaining weight, Reba and Cheyenne agree to become her diet buddies, but losing weight isn't easy.

The family is upset when Cheyenne admits that she no longer wants to be a dentist and that she has found her true calling—giving makeovers to senior citizens. Meanwhile, Barbra Jean has her day in court.

With Barbra Jean out of town, a miscommunication brings her crazy brother, Buzzard, to Reba's house for Thanksgiving.

Because of their constant bickering at work, Reba and Van are forced to see an occupational therapist. Meanwhile, Brock consults a sleep doctor and gets a painful diagnosis.

In Barbra Jean's absence, Reba cares for Brock when he develops kidney stones. Elsewhere, Cheyenne, feeling unappreciated, volunteers at a local homeless shelter.

While Van and Brock spend some quality "guy time" at a day spa, Reba and Barbra Jean clash over Barbra Jean's lack of parenting skills.

An IRS audit spells bad news for Brock and Reba, and Van turns on the charm as a panelist in Cheyenne's sociology class.

Brock decides to sell his house and move to Las Vegas in order to pay off his tax debt, but Reba won't allow Jake to lose his father.

Money is the root of some major problems as Cheyenne and Van argue over control of their purse strings and Jake goes into business for himself—selling contraband at school.

Reba rekindles her romance with Dr. Morgan, but when she learns that he is still married, she turns to an unlikely source for advice.

Reba and Van agree to buy Brock and Barbra Jean's house and rent it out to them, but Barbra Jean isn't exactly an ideal tenant.

When the fiercely independent Reba needs some help after having laser-eye surgery, Barbra Jean is only too happy to oblige—until Reba inadvertently insults her.

A court-mandated anger-management session goes from bad to worse for Reba, Brock, Van and Cheyenne when Barbra Jean joins the fray.

After Barbara Jean sells her a life insurance policy, Reba is diagnosed with high blood pressure, but it may turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Meanwhile, Van plans a romantic surprise for Cheyenne.

As Van and Cheyenne prepare to renew their wedding vows, Reba fears that Barbara Jean will turn the ceremony into a schmaltzy, overblown circus.

After collapsing at Van and Cheyenne's wedding ceremony, Reba is hospitalized and is determined to save the couple's troubled marriage, even if it's the last thing she does.