The Good Girl

When Kyra decides to live with Brock, Reba declares that she wants nothing to do with Kyra, Brock or Barbra Jean. But reflection on past family events changes Reba’s mind. (Part 2)

When Kyra decides to live with Brock, Reba declares that she wants nothing to do with Kyra, Brock or Barbra Jean. But reflection on past family events changes Reba’s mind. (Part 1)

Barbra Jean struggles to discipline Kyra while Reba enjoys being her daughter’s friend; Van and Cheyenne quarrel about her snoring.

With Brock’s encouragement, Cheyenne decides to become a dentist. But Reba believes that Cheyenne will change her mind and quit.

Fearing that Kyra is sneaking around with a boy, Reba succumbs to Barbra Jean’s urging and spies on Kyra.

Brock lies to Kyra about not having smoked marijuana and then feels guilty; Cheyenne’s revelation of one-time marijuana use causes a rift with Van.

Barbra Jean brings a communication expert to help sort out family conflicts; Reba is willing to participate in order to find out why Kyra is so angry.

When Barbra Jean learns that her home’s prior owner died there, she needs Reba to help “cleanse” the house of ghosts; Van worries that Elizabeth is not as smart as Henry.

When Jake starts spending more time at Brock’s house, Reba fears she is losing what remains of her family; Kyra finds a cat, but Barbra Jean and Cheyenne are allergic to it.

Reba is offended and worried when Cheyenne and Van let Barbra Jean take care of Elizabeth for a weekend; Van goes through numerous superstitious rituals before his first college football game.

Reba is determined to beat Brock in a 5K race; Barbra Jean tries to teach Cheyenne to cook.

Van decides to quit school when he gets a tryout for arena football, but Reba thinks it’s not a good idea.

Kyra’s first date causes conflict among Reba, Brock and Barbra Jean; Van takes a stand against sexism on Jake’s behalf.

Van’s lie about his professional relationship with a young, pretty publicity agent for the football team sparks Cheyenne’s jealousy; the whole family take sides.

Brock shocks Reba when he decides to sell his dental practice and play professional golf; Van and Cheyenne deceive a team photographer into thinking Reba’s house is theirs.

Reba and Barbra Jean form an uneasy partnership to make patched shirts; Cheyenne quarrels with Van when he wants to shave his head because his teammates are doing it.

Kyra punches a girl at school who has bad-mouthed Cheyenne; Van helps Jake with his science project.

Kyra escapes to Reba’s house because Brock and Barbra Jean are fighting; Van and Cheyenne appear on a cable television sports show.

Barbra Jean fixes Reba up on a blind date that does not go as expected; Van buys a car without consulting Cheyenne.

Reba’s inner bad girl scratches Van’s beloved vintage sports car while secretly driving it, but both Barbra Jean and Cheyenne think they are responsible. Reba’s inner good girl cannot decide whether to take the blame.

Barbra Jean worries that Brock is cheating on her, but he is actually seeing a therapist; Kyra’s boyfriend breaks up with her.

Barbra Jean and Reba’s fight about Brock taking antidepressants threatens to spoil Cheyenne’s 21st birthday; Brock wonders how to tell Kyra he is seeing a therapist; Van wonders what Cheyenne wants for her birthday.

Barbra Jean and Brock’s marital problems worsen when Barbra Jean wants to have another baby; Van and Cheyenne try to rent a penthouse apartment.