2024-09-07
Blanche is so taken by her late husband's brother (George Grizzard) that she could become Mrs. Devereaux all over again; and Sophia has taken to driving on the sly and in other peoples' cars. Rose: Betty White. (Repeat).
Tackling impossible dreams: Dorothy doing stand-up comedy; Rose winning over someone who doesn't like her; Blanche conning the IRS. Roger: Oliver Clark. Ronny Lark: Tom La Grua. Gloria Schmidt: Linda L. Rand. (Repeat).
Dorothy's son (Scott Jacoby) shows up free of a job and a wife and wanting to be a free spirit, provided someone else picks up the tab. Stan: Herbert Edelman. Enrique Mas: Chick Vennera. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. (Repeat).
Rose trips the light fantastic whenever she dances with a professor (Harold Gould), but trips up fantastically whenever she opens her mouth. Felix: Gregg Berger. Gale: G.F. Smith. Lillian: Mimi Cozzens. Morelli: Edgar Justice. Paul: Al Berry. (Repeat).
An ailing friend wants Sophia to be there when she takes her life; while an ailing baby turns the others into singing nursemaids. Mother: Bonnie Urseth. Father: Doug Cox. Harry: Richard Mulligan. (Repeat).
Blanche is so taken by her late husband's brother (George Grizzard) that she could become Mrs. Devereaux all over again; and Sophia has taken to driving on the sly and in other peoples' cars. Rose: Betty White. (Repeat).
Tackling impossible dreams: Dorothy doing stand-up comedy; Rose winning over someone who doesn't like her; Blanche conning the IRS. Roger: Oliver Clark. Ronny Lark: Tom La Grua. Gloria Schmidt: Linda L. Rand. (Repeat).
Dorothy's son (Scott Jacoby) shows up free of a job and a wife and wanting to be a free spirit, provided someone else picks up the tab. Stan: Herbert Edelman. Enrique Mas: Chick Vennera. Dorothy: Beatrice Arthur. (Repeat).
Niles makes a fictitious dinner date at his apartment after he shies away from asking out Daphne (Jane Leeves). Phyllis: Caroline Aaron. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Martin: John Mahoney. (Repeat).
All but Roz (Peri Gilpin) are amused by the prominent proboscises of the parents of her baby's father. Steve and Paula: Kevin Kilner, Jordan Baker. Daphne: Jane Leeves. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Martin: John Mahoney. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. (Repeat).
Roz goes into labor at a singles mixer thrown by Frasier and Niles. Vicky: Claire Yarlett. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Martin: John Mahoney. Daphne: Jane Leeves. Lisa: Grace Phillips. (Repeat).
Frasier encounters obstacles in his efforts to hook up with an attractive acquaintance. Tricia: Lisa Waltz. Allison: Marcia Mitzman Gaven. Karl: James Harper. Niles: David Hyde Pierce. Frasier: Kelsey Grammer. (Repeat).
Barbra Jean's split with Brock allows her to spend more time with Kyra---so much so that she starts to dress like a teenager. The situation doesn't sit well with Reba, so she talks to Kyra about moving back home and discovers Kyra's true motives for hanging out with her stepmom. (Repeat).
Reba goes to a bar with Barbra Jean and is pleasantly surprised to find guys hitting on her. Nevertheless, Reba decides not to go out again, but changes her mind to spite Brock after he makes some insensitive comments. Elsewhere, Van has "the talk" with Jake about sex. When Cheyenne finds out, she forces Van to tell Reba what they talked about. (Repeat).
After Van tells a gay sports agent (Wendie Malick) who's interested in meeting his family that Reba's a lesbian, Reba reluctantly agrees to play along and go out on a "date," knowing how important it could be for Van's future. (Repeat).
The family plans a surprise party for Van to celebrate his new football contract, but Van has a surprise of his own when he announces he's been traded to Denver. Satellite Man: Kevin Crowley. (Repeat).
Reba butts heads with Brock and Barbra Jean's marriage counselor (Patrick Duffy), who blames her for their troubles. Also: Cheyenne hopes that Van is miserable in Denver, so she's disappointed when he comes home and tells her how much fun he's having. (Repeat).
Barbra Jean wants Brock to stop playing golf because she thinks it's a cause of their marriage problems, but Reba accidentally undermines her plans to get him to quit when she offers a tip that helps him improve his putting; Van isn't happy when he learns Elizabeth is enrolled in preschool because he thinks he'll have less time to spend with his daughter. Miss Laurie: Diana-Maria Riva. (Repeat).
Kyra wants to move back home to live with Reba because she thinks Brock and Barbra Jean are better off without her. Meanwhile, Van's weekend visit home is cut short and he blames the coach, but he has his own reasons for wanting to return to Denver. (Repeat).
Reba is pressured into inviting Brock and Barbra Jean over for Thanksgiving dinner and ends up fighting with Barbra Jean over who gets to prepare the meal. Reba finally agrees to split the cooking duties, but then starts criticizing Barbra Jean's culinary contributions. (Repeat).
Miranda runs a boot camp for the recently broken-hearted. She begins to form a connection with new client Ben who is also a reporter, investigating whether her boot camp is a fad or a phenomenon. (Repeat).
Princess Amelia of Bundbury travels across America to explore a budding romance with an artist, only to fall in love with her bodyguard, Grady. (Repeat).
After a recent setback, Abby heads to Greece to visit her mom and decide what's next. While there, she meets Theo and they team up to open a restaurant. But will Abby be able to stay? (Repeat).
A woman seeks peace and quiet at her dad's country inn following a painful breakup, but she unexpectedly runs into her ex there. In order to win him back, she pretends to date the inn's chef, for whom she begins to develop some very real feelings. (Repeat).
Juniper, a book editor turning 40, is magically reconnected with an 8-year-old version of herself who questions her life choices, including the dream of writing her own stories. (Repeat).
Lawyers Mark and Dana are the perfect married couple until they find themselves on opposite sides of a highly public divorce case involving a warring reality show couple. (New).
Lolly's Aunt Gert's magical lemon drops allow her to imagine her life if she had made different choices and lived unfulfilled dreams. (Repeat).