Ep 1. House Rules

Reba is a hit American sitcom that first premiered on The WB on October 5, 2001. The show tells the story of Reba Hart, a recently divorced single mother of three who is struggling to keep her sanity amidst the chaos of raising kids, running a household and juggling a career as a country singer. In season 2, viewers are reunited with Reba and her dysfunctional family as they continue to navigate the ups and downs of life together.

In the first episode of season 2, titled "House Rules," Reba is determined to establish a set of house rules to keep her unruly kids in line. With her ex-husband Brock now married to his much younger dental hygienist, Barbra Jean, and living just across the street, things have never been more complicated for Reba. Hoping to create some stability for her family, she sets out to establish some rules that will be obeyed by everyone in the house.

But when she realizes that the kids are unresponsive to her authority, Reba decides to take a new approach. In a moment of desperation, she enlists the help of her savvy neighbor, Lori Ann, who is known for her no-nonsense approach to parenting. Lori Ann quickly takes charge, instituting a strict set of house rules that leaves the kids reeling.

As Reba's kids struggle to adjust to the new rules, tension mounts between them and their mother. Van, Reba's son-in-law, finds himself caught in the middle of the chaos as he tries to navigate life with his pregnant wife, Cheyenne, in the Hart household. Meanwhile, Barbra Jean continues to push Reba's buttons, making her life even more difficult.

Despite the challenges, Reba remains committed to creating a stable home environment for her family. She knows that maintaining order is essential if they are going to survive the trials and tribulations of everyday life. But with so many personalities under one roof, can she succeed in establishing the house rules that will keep everyone in line?

"House Rules" is a heartwarming and hilarious episode of Reba that captures the essence of the show's unique brand of humor and family drama. With its relatable characters, witty dialogue, and poignant moments, this episode is a must-watch for fans of the series and newcomers alike.