Barbra Jean catches Reba and Brock in a passionate embrace; Van and Cheyenne try to forge Reba's co-signature on a pricey penthouse.

Barbra Jean takes inspiration from Reba and considers leaving Brock; Kyra tells Van and Cheyenne that Reba and Brock were caught in bed together.

Van lifts Cheyenne's spirits following Barbra Jean's separation from Brock; Reba investigates Kyra's refusal to attend family events.

Reba is convinced by Barbra Jean to go clubbing and against all better judgment finds she has a good time; Van is in trouble for giving Jake the "talk."

Reba finds herself in a precarious situation when a gay female sports agent that Van is wooing thinks an innocent dinner invitation may be something more.

Reba and Cheyenne decide to throw Van a surprise party for not being excited enough about his new football contract, but it's they who end up getting shocked.

Rose thinks her husband is contacting her from beyond the grave after she encounters a signal they worked out before he died; Blanche coaches a baseball player.

Blanche wants a woman's son's attention to herself; Stan asks Dorothy to attend counseling with him so he can learn to let her go and move on with his life.

When Stan finally overcomes his longstanding feelings for Dorothy, more problems emerge from an oncoming hurricane and an unexpected visitor at the house.

Rose and Blanche attempt to save a lighthouse with a telethon, and Dorothy must come to terms with Stan's latest romantic conquest.

While construction continues on the Dragonfly Inn, Lorelai finds the smooth charms of Jason increasingly irresistible; Rory receives advice.

A fiercely independent, single mother and her particularly bright, articulate daughter share a unique bond as they deal with life's ups and downs.

Lane proves to be a hard worker after being hired by Luke; Lorelai asks Jason to keep their relationship a secret; Michel babysits Davey.

A teacher and an archivist decode Revolutionary War-era love letters, taking them on a thrilling journey through Philadelphia.

Dorothy's date with a doctor prompts Rose, Blanche, and Sophia, who are home alone on a Saturday night, to remember some of their worst first dates.

Rose tires of Miles' frugality and decides to spend an evening out with Blanche and her rich friend from Texas; Dorothy needs someone to stay with Sophia.

Rose thinks her husband is contacting her from beyond the grave after she encounters a signal they worked out before he died; Blanche coaches a baseball player.

Blanche wants a woman's son's attention to herself; Stan asks Dorothy to attend counseling with him so he can learn to let her go and move on with his life.