Reba - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Where There's Smoke
Cheyenne and Van must run interference at a client party after Reba takes a pill, by mistake, that will make her violently ill if she drinks alcohol.
Reba and the One
As Is
And God Created Van
Van throws the family for a loop when he announces he no longer believes in God.
No Good Deed
Reba and Jake take in a stray dog that survived Hurricane Katrina, then Van and Cheyenne invite the owners to stay as well.
Best Li'l Haunted House in Texas
Have Your Cake
Realizing that his wife has gained quite a bit of weight, Brock consults Reba on how to best handle the situation.
Grannies Gone Wild
The family learns that Cheyenne no longer wishes to pursue a career in dentistry after she turns down Brocks offer to intern at his office; Cheyenne comes up with a surprising occupation instead; Meanwhile, Barbara Jean is called for jury duty.
Invasion
A miscommunication with her brother, Bryan sends Barbra Jean to his place for Thanksgiving, while he goes to Reba's believing Reba is in love with him.
Issues
After observing their constant bickering in the office, Reba's boss sends her and Van to see the company's occupational therapist.
Brock's Got Stones
Reba must care for Brock, who has kidney stones while Barbara Jean is away; Cheyenne helps out at a local homeless shelter.
Parenting with Puppets
Reba and Barbara Jean butt heads over Barbara Jean's lack of discipline of Henry when he misbehaves at Reba's house. Meanwhile, Brock and Van have a guy's day at a day spa and soon get horrified when they get mistaken for a gay couple.
Don't Mess with Taxes
After Brock and Barbara Jean's taxes get audited by the IRS, Reba starts to panic when she learns that she and Brock are also under scrutiny, especially after finding out about Brock inadvertently made some shady charitable donations in the last few years of their marriage. Meanwhile, Van is less than thrilled at finding out that Chayenne volunteered him to be on a marriage panel in one of her classes.
The Goodbye Guy
Embarrassed Brock believes the only way he can pay off his back taxes is to sell his house and move to Las Vegas.
Money Blues
When Reba finds out how Van controls the purse strings in his relationship with Cheyenne, she tries to tactfully convince him to try and treat Cheyenne as an equal, but things don't turn out like she hopes. Elsewhere, Barbara Jean and Reba find out Jake is selling soda at school and try to figure out his reasoning why.
The Trouble with Dr. Hunky
Dr. Jack Morgan returns to Houston with the intention of resuming his romance with Reba, despite the fact that he is still married.
Reba the Landlord
In an effort to save Brock and Barbra Jean from loosing their home, Reba and Van buy their house and rent it out to them.
The Blonde Leading the Blind
After the family makes fun of Reba's poor eyesight, she secretly gets laser eye surgery which leaves her temporarily blind.
Here We Go Again
Reba, Brock, Van and Cheyenne attend a court ordered anger management therapy session that was ordered during Reba and Brocks divorce.
Red Alert
A insurance physical reveals that Reba has high blood pressure; Van asks for Brock's advice on anniversary gifts.
Two Weddings and a Funeral
When Cheyenne and Van decide to renew their vows and have a real wedding this time around, their wishes get thrown out the window when Reba and Barbara Jean take over the wedding planing and decide to do a over the top ceremony. However, Cheyenne calls everything off upon discovering he invited all of his clients from work and not her AA friends.
Reba's Heart
After being rushed to the hospital after collapsing at church, Reba guilt trips her family to help Van and Cheyenne with the issues that caused the couple to question if they should stay married.
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