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List Price: $29.98 | | Label: 20th Century Fox
Salesrank: 1040
Released: November 14, 2006 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
It takes a lot of heart to keep a family like this one together. Country music superstar Reba McIntyre is back as Reba Hart, and as always, keeping the peace in her household is one hilarious challenge after another. Amid Brock and Barbara Jean's marital troubles, Cheyenne's personal struggles, Van's career crisis, and Kyra's growing pains, Reba somehow manages to keep the whole family functioning at a level just above dysfunctional. A little love, it turns out, goes a long way. Vibrant, touching, and laugh-out-loud funny, Season Four of Reba has it all!
Description of Reba - Season 4:
A funny, slapstick sitcom, Reba: The Complete Fourth Season tells the heartwarming story of Reba Hart (played by country superstar Reba McEntire) and her barely functional dysfunctional family. Much of the humor is based on the relationship between Reba, her ex-husband Brock, and his young wife Barbra Jean. The end of season three left Brock confused and wondering whether he might still be in love with Reba. Much of the comedy's fourth year is spent examining Brock's relationship with both his current and ex wives. As played by Christopher Rich, Brock is a well-meaning lunk who'd be difficult to be married to, but is amusing to have around. Often clueless about the differences between the sexes, Brock has a good heart and sincerely loves his family, especially his put-upon ex. As an actress, McEntire doesn't take herself too seriously and has surprisingly good comic timing. Whether she's onscreen with scene-stealing guest stars such as Dolly Parton and Wendy Malick, she more than holds her own. Some of the storylines, especially the ones involving Reba and Brock's daughter and football player son-in-law, drag on for too long. But in general, the writing is taut, the acting is solid, and the episodes leave viewers feeling good, even when the characters are mired in marriage counseling sessions. --Jae-Ha Kim
Reba - Season 4 Reviews:
Reba Rocks! 
2009-11-28 - A great show that was on for six seasons. It would have been on for more but when WB and the other TV station merged, we lost our Reba in the shuffle!
Oh Reba....
2009-09-06 - She just keeps getting better with every episode! I am so dissappointed that this show got cancelled it should still be on the air! It's just as funny as Friends that stayed on the air for 10 years! This lasted for 6 yrs but could've lasted longer.
The Reba Seasons.
2009-07-24 - The Reba full season episodes themselves are fine. The discs themselves are wrong for being double sided DVDs. You can get all 7 episodes on 1 side being 25 minutes long without commerials. This is where 20th Century Fox went wrong with the making of these DVDs. I own seasons 1 through 4.
One Of The Best Ever
2009-07-24 - Overall good family entertainment. Reba is not only an outstanding singer, she is good at acting and comedy. The whole cast is outstanding.
Reba DVD's 
2009-05-27 - I can't use my TV, my wife has been hogging it ever since I bought the DVD series of Reba for her. Guys don't do it unless you want to keep the old lady busy while your out running the bar scene.
