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Apr 29, 2005
Reba McEntire's character in the WB's "Reba" sitcom finds herself in a karaoke bar, tracking the whereabouts of her daughter, Cheyenne. She gets roped into performing "9 To 5" with her daughter and her ex-husband's wife
Aug 31, 2005
Reba McEntire reaches agreement with 20th Century Fox in Los Angeles on a new salary for her WB sitcom "Reba." Work on the series' fifth season had been delayed by their negotiations
Sep 16, 2005
The WB broadcasts the first episode of season five of "Reba"
Sep 23, 2005
"I'd never date a book writer--they're worse than musicians!" Reba McEntire gets a good laugh at her profession through her character, Reba Hart, in an episode of her self-titled WB sitcom
Oct 9, 2005
Travis Tritt makes a guest appearance on the WB's "Blue Collar TV," featuring Jeff Foxworthy and Bill Engvall
Oct 14, 2005
Van, the son-in-law of Reba McEntire's TV character on the "Reba" sitcom, begs her to get rid of some house guests: "Do somethin' that'll make 'em leave--play that country music you love so much"
Nov 3, 2005
Gretchen Wilson's "All Jacked Up" is heard in the WB drama "Smallville." Tom Wopat plays a senator in the week's episode, reteaming him with former "Dukes Of Hazzard" co-star--and "Smallville" regular--John Schneider
Nov 22, 2005
Carole King, the writer of Anne Murray's "Time Don't Run Out On Me," makes her third appearance as music store owner Sophie Bloom on the WB's "Gilmore Girls"
May 5, 2006
"It'll be all right. She's a survivor." The theme song to the WB's "Reba" is lampooned in the season finale, in which Reba McEntire's character is hospitalized
May 18, 2006
Reba McEntire's sitcom barely avoids the axe, as the new CW network--a combination of UPN and the WB--announces "Reba" is being picked up as a midseason replacement
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