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Reba

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: October 5, 2001
  • Seasons: 6
  • Episodes: 125
  • Networks: The WB, The CW
  • Genres: Comedy
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Reba(2001)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

"Good thing we're the only family in Texas without a gun."

TMDB Rating: 6.6 (98 votes)

Overview

After her dentist husband of 20 years leaves her for his dental hygienist, Reba Hart's seemingly perfect world is turned upside down.​

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

22 episodes • 2001Avg: 7.8

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1PilotOct 5, 20015.0
2The Honeymoon's Over or Now What?Oct 12, 20010.0
3Someone's at the Gyno with RebaOct 19, 20017.0
4You Make Me SickOct 26, 20018.0
5The Steaks Are HighNov 2, 20018.0
6The Man and the MoonNov 9, 20018.0
7Tea and AntipathyNov 16, 20018.0
8Don't Know Much About HistoryDec 7, 20010.0
9Every Picture Tells a StoryDec 14, 20010.0
10When Good Credit Goes BadJan 11, 200210.0
11Meet the ParentsJan 18, 20020.0
12A Mid-Semester's Night DreamJan 25, 20020.0
13Brock's Swan SongFeb 1, 20020.0
14The Story of a DivorceFeb 15, 20020.0
15You May Kick the BrideFeb 22, 20028.0
16Vanny DearestMar 15, 20020.0
17He's Having a BabyApr 12, 20020.0
18She Works Hard for Their MoneyApr 19, 20020.0
19Labor of LoveApr 26, 20020.0
20The King and IMay 3, 20020.0
21Up a Treehouse with a PaddleMay 10, 20020.0
22It Ain't Over till the Red-Head SingsMay 10, 20020.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

24 episodes • 2002Avg: 7.8

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1House RulesSep 20, 20020.0
2Skating AwaySep 27, 20027.0
3Proud RebaOct 4, 20027.0
4Reba Works for BrockOct 11, 20020.0
5It's Jake's Party, Cry if You Want toOct 18, 20020.0
6Safe DatingNov 1, 20028.0
7Mommy NearestNov 8, 20020.0
8SwitchNov 15, 20020.0
9Ring-a-DingNov 22, 20028.0
10Cookies for SantaDec 13, 20028.0
11A Moment in TimeJan 10, 20030.0
12The VasectomyJan 17, 20038.0
13The RingsJan 24, 20038.0
14Seeing RedJan 31, 20038.0
15Terry HolliwayFeb 7, 20038.0
16Valentine's DayFeb 14, 20037.0
17The FeudFeb 21, 20038.0
18And the Grammy Goes to...Feb 28, 20030.0
19The WallMar 7, 20038.0
20The Best DefenseMar 14, 20030.0
21For Sale, CheapMar 28, 20030.0
22The WillApr 25, 20030.0
23Location, Location, LocationMay 2, 20030.0
24Your Place or Mine?May 9, 20030.0
Season 3 Poster

Season 3

22 episodes • 2003Avg: 7.9

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1She's Leaving Home, Bye ByeSep 12, 20038.0
2War and PeaceSep 19, 20038.0
3The Best and the BlondestSep 26, 20038.0
4Spies Like RebaOct 3, 20037.0
5Calling the Pot BrockOct 10, 20030.0
6EncountersOct 17, 20030.0
7The Ghost and Mrs. HartOct 31, 20038.0
8The Cat's MeowNov 7, 20038.0
9Regarding HenryNov 14, 20030.0
10The Great RaceNov 21, 20038.0
11All Growed UpJan 9, 20048.0
12The United FrontJan 16, 20048.0
13To Tell You the TruthJan 23, 20048.0
14Brock's MulliganJan 30, 20047.0
15The Shirt Off My BackFeb 6, 20048.0
16Sister ActFeb 13, 20048.0
17Fight or FlightFeb 20, 20048.0
18The Big Fix-UpMar 19, 20048.0
19The Good GirlMar 26, 20048.0
20Happy PillsApr 30, 20048.0
21Girl's Night OutMay 7, 20048.0
22Core FocusMay 14, 20048.0
Season 4 Poster

Season 4

22 episodes • 2004Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Accidental Role ModelSep 17, 20040.0
2Mother's IntuitionSep 24, 20048.0
3The Two Girl TheoryOct 1, 20048.0
4Van's AgentOct 8, 20048.0
5SurpriseOct 15, 20040.0
6Couples' TherapyOct 22, 20040.0
7All Fore OneNov 5, 20040.0
8Hello, I Must Be GoingNov 12, 20040.0
9ThanksgivingNov 19, 20040.0
10No Boys UpstairsJan 14, 20050.0
11Diamond Jim BradyJan 21, 20050.0
12Reba And The NannyJan 28, 20050.0
13Date Of MirthFeb 4, 20050.0
14Reba The RealtorFeb 11, 20050.0
15Flowers For VanFeb 18, 20050.0
16Who Killed Brock?Feb 25, 20050.0
17The Pageant of GrandmasApr 8, 20050.0
18Reba's Rules of Real EstateApr 15, 20050.0
19Driving Miss KyraApr 29, 20050.0
20Go FarMay 6, 20058.0
21Help WantedMay 13, 20050.0
22Hello, My Name is CheyenneMay 20, 20050.0
Season 5 Poster

Season 5

22 episodes • 2005Avg: 7.9

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Where There's SmokeSep 16, 20058.0
2Reba and The OneSep 23, 20058.0
3As IsSep 30, 20058.0
4And God Created VanOct 7, 20057.0
5No Good DeedOct 14, 20050.0
6Best Li'l Haunted House in TexasOct 28, 20050.0
7Have Your CakeNov 4, 20058.0
8Grannies Gone WildNov 11, 20058.0
9InvasionNov 18, 20050.0
10IssuesDec 9, 20057.0
11Brock's Got StonesJan 13, 20060.0
12Parenting with PuppetsJan 20, 20068.0
13Don't Mess with TaxesJan 27, 20068.0
14The Goodbye GuyFeb 3, 20068.0
15Money BluesFeb 17, 20068.0
16The Trouble with Dr. HunkyFeb 24, 20068.0
17Reba The LandlordMar 17, 20068.0
18The Blonde Leading the BlindMar 24, 20069.0
19Here We Go AgainApr 14, 20068.0
20Red AlertApr 21, 20060.0
21Two Weddings and a FuneralApr 28, 20067.0
22Reba's HeartMay 5, 20068.0
Season 6 Poster

Season 6

13 episodes • 2006Avg: 7.9

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Let's Get PhysicalNov 19, 20068.0
2Just BusinessNov 19, 20067.0
3Trading SpacesNov 26, 20068.0
4Roll With ItDec 3, 20068.0
5The Break-UpDec 10, 20067.0
6Sweet Child O' MineDec 17, 20068.0
7Locked and LoadedJan 7, 20078.0
8As We Forgive Those...Jan 14, 20078.0
9Bullets Over BrockJan 21, 20078.0
10Cheyenne's RivalJan 28, 20078.0
11She's with the BandFeb 11, 20078.0
12The HousewarmingFeb 18, 20078.0
13The Kids are AlrightFeb 18, 20079.0

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