What a voice this girl has! I can say without question that this southern gal definately has one of the strongest and most powerful voices I have ever heard! She is so so so so talented! I loved how on her first American Idol audition, when she wore that shirt she designed herself, she was all like, "If [American Idol] doesn't work out, I'm gonna be a fashion designer." Well, I guess she doesn't have to worry about that! Also, and probably most important, though, she is not full of herself. She is simply a cute, little, bubbly girl who loves to sing. You can tell, especially since she is so soelful in everything she sings. If there's one thing that really bothers me, it's celebrities who think that they are better than the rest of the population. I am glad that Kelly is who she is. Cool Beans!

In this episode, Reba brings a bucket of chicken home to the family, only to find that Van's parents, who he recently reconciled with, have bought Elizabeth a pony. Throughout the episode, Reba struggles with the fact that she is being replaced by the people who were absent from her grandchild's life for years.

This episode was a perfect example of how funny the cast of Reba is, physically. It is definately a rare thing. The Wall scene when Barbra Jean is boosting Reba was drop dead hilarious! It was sooo Lucille Ball material. I really wish Reba hadn't have been cancelled, it was the ideal show in so many ways, on and off the set.

Remember the Titans is in one word: Amazing! It is absolutely an outstanding movie and truely one in a million. The portrayal of each character is perfect. I love movies that make people remember them. Remember the Titans is definately a movie that everyone should watch. It is not only a terrific example of what a team means, but it has a powerful message about the important things in life. I cry watching this movie every time I view it. Denzel Washington is perfect at playing his charater who is strong, willful, and brilliant. Definately something special that anyone can watch over and over again.

In this episode, Reba volunteers to house a very large, black family. She is extremely stressed over it and is having a hard time dealing with the whole situation. Meanwhile, Barbra Jean is loving it and is trying to act the way she believes black people act. Van, Cheyenne, Brock, and Jake are all slightly humored by the situation, but at the same time, losing their minds!

I thought this episode was done perfectly. It is a very difficult subject to write for. Some peoeple may think that it was racist, but in my opinion, it was the exact opposite. The whole episode was written in an unoffensive, comical, realistic way. This episode was Phenomenally done and all around terrific! I applaud the writers and acters, as I do every time I watch an episode. This was clearly a very special episode.

I am very well-educated on the problems of eating disorders, and frankly I thought this episode did not provide good examples of what eating disorders are all about. Almost all the problems and aspects to an eating disorder were showed or expressed in this episode, but they all happened during a time period of less than a week. An eating disorder is a long process and what Miranda went through was would not have happened after a few days of dieting. Also, the way she overcame in just a few minutes after talking with her friends was not believable. An eating disorder is a long process both diagnosing and overcoming. Girls and boys who have to overcome this disease have to work hard and really fight. I don't think this episode provided an understanding of anorexia at all.