We Bare Bears

Reba discovers that her husband is leaving her for his pregnant girlfriend and that her 17-year-old daughter is pregnant as well.

Reba clashes with a high school principal.

Reba tries to control Cheyenne’s marriage and Brock's visits with Jake.

Reba learns a friend doesn't approve of her lifestyle.

Reba serves the wrong potato salad to the football team.

A handyman romances reluctant Reba, while a photo of Cheyenne’s derriere ends up on the Web.

Cheyenne and Van plan to move in with his upper-crust parents.

Van must pass a history test to play football.

A photograph convinces Reba that Brock cheated on her before they separated; Van goes overboard trying to be a good dad.

Barbra Jean’s spending ruins Reba’s credit; Cheyenne and Van practice parenting skills on Kyra.

Reba's parents (Barry Corbin, Dorothy Lyman) visit and surprise everyone when they accept Barbra Jean into the family.

Reba returns to work but is fired when advice to a teen couple is misinterpreted as endorsing premarital sex.

Brock asks Reba to help plan his father's funeral after he dies on a golf course and Barbra Jean wants the funeral to be a grand event and play the bereaved woman.

Since the divorce is final, a friend (guest star Park Overall) hooks up Reba with her old college boyfriend (guest star Peter Scolari).

Reba tries to persuade Brock's doubting bride to continue with the wedding while dealing with Kyra not wanting to attend the ceremony.

Reba tries to reconcile with Van and his parents, but her plan backfires when his mother walks out on her husband and stays with Reba.

Cheyenne signs her and Van up for Lamaze class; Reba gets into an argument with Brock when she encounters him and Barbra Jean in a childbirth class.

Reba ends up doing most of the work for Van's job when she insists they pay for a car given to him by Brock.

Reba searches for father-to-be, Brock.

Cheyenne believes she won prom queen.

Brock has less time to spend with Jake.

Cheyenne hides the fact that she has gone into labor so she can graduate with her class; Reba remembers significant moments in Cheyenne’s life.