‘Happy’s Place’ Season 2 Trailer: Bobbie Explores Possible Romance With Emmett in First Look (VIDEO)

Reba McEntire and Rex Linn in 'Happy's Place' Season 2
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Happy’s Place‘s Season 2 return is quickly approaching, and as the latest chapter of Reba McEntire‘s NBC comedy kicks off, it seems that romance is about to blossom between Bobbie (McEntire) and the titular bar’s cook, Emmett (McEntire’s real-life love Rex Linn), based on the newly released trailer.

Along with the new trailer, we’re breaking down everything we know about Happy’s Place Season 2 so far below, including which stars are set to return, when it will arrive, and what else fans can anticipate. Don’t miss a thing, see which guest stars will appear, and find out what storylines are going to be explored as we round up all of the need-to-know info.

When will Happy’s Place Season 2 premiere?

Happy’s Place Season 2 will officially premiere on Friday, November 7, in the 8/7c timeslot on NBC.

Does Happy’s Place Season 2 have a trailer?

Yes, Happy’s Place Season 2 finally has a trailer, and it’s teasing more shenanigans at the titular bar as Bobbie and team tackle new challenges, one of which appears to be romance. See how Bobby tackles that frontier in the video here:

Who stars in Happy’s Place?

Happy’s Place is led by McEntire, and she’s joined onscreen by series regulars Belissa Escobedo, Melissa Peterman, Pablo Castelblanco, Tokala Black Elk, and Rex Linn. Throughout Season 1, various guest stars were featured, including Reba alums Steve Howey and Christopher Rich, and that tradition will continue as it was announced that JoAnna Garcia Swisher would step in to play Kenzie, a local Knoxville-based influencer who has been hired to represent Happy’s Place for their upcoming social media marketing campaign.

It was also announced that Season 2 guest stars would include Christopher Lloyd, Carol Kane, and Cheri Oteri. Lloyd will play Clive, a gentleman who has lost his phone at the titular bar, and Kane is playing Theresa, a free-spirited woman in pursuit of justice, excitement, and her husband Clive. That team-up marks a mini Taxi reunion for Lloyd and Kane, who previously starred together on the iconic TV comedy. Meanwhile, Oteri is set to portray Monica, a no-nonsense health inspector appointed to Happy’s Place.

'Happy's Place' Season 2

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What landed Happy’s Place a Season 2 renewal?

Happy’s Place has improved NBC’s Friday 8/7c timeslot by 54 percent in total viewers. The pilot episode of the series has amassed 17.6 million viewers across various platforms, up 338 percent from its initial debut on the network last October. It is the second-biggest NBC comedy launch on Peacock behind fellow freshman hit, St. Denis Medical. Both new shows have reached nearly 45 million viewers across linear and digital platforms this season, making the renewal of Happy’s Place an easy choice.

What is Happy’s Place about?

Happy’s Place follows the story of Bobbie, a woman who inherits her father’s titular tavern but is surprised to learn she has a new business partner in Isabella (Escobedo), her twentysomething half-sister whom she never knew about.

Who will make Happy’s Place Season 2?

Currently, Happy’s Place is made for television by co-creator and writer Kevin Abbott, who executive produces the series with McEntire, Michael Hanel, Mindy Schultheis, Matt Berry, and Pamela Fryman. The show is produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group. Meanwhile, Julie Abbott also serves as co-creator.

Stay tuned for more details, and let us know what you look forward to seeing in Happy’s Place Season 2 when it arrives.

Happy’s Place, Season 2 Premiere, Friday, November 7, 8/7c, NBC




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  1. D

    David Isaacs

    It doesn't have the greatest writing in the world (definitely not as good as Reba), but it's still an enjoyable escape.

  2. G

    GoldAnchor

    I like the series and watched it all. But the supporting characters could be better. Melissa's is great, please don't change it! It's not the actors; they're good and their worth is more than proven. It's just missing "something." It lacks a bit of what the series "Reba" had: the spark that kept you glued to the television and made everyone laugh instantly. This one is entertaining; I'm sure most Reba fans support it, even though the series isn't as compelling as "Reba." I hope it evolves, improves, and that the supporting characters blossom and become more appealing. If the writers don't add that spark that draws us in and captivates us, I suspect it won't last as long as "Reba."

  3. O

    OliveBandAid

    I watched the first season, hoping it would get better. It did, marginally but I don't know if it was enough to keep me watching in season two. I liked all the characters except for Rebas sister. She is miscast, IMO. The writing isn't great either so they may lose me this year if it's up against a much better show, like Grosse Point Garden Society.

  4. B

    BlueCactus

    I hope we get to see Reba’s sister Susie on Happy’s place. And see a younger version of Bobbie too.

  5. C

    CyanFish

    H P is recorded in front of a live audience, so not fake laughter.

  6. G

    GreenSushi

    I agree with the something missing. I saw one or two excellent episodes, and that will keep me watching the mediocre ones for a while. But it must get better. Reba was a family and it was easier to accept that world than the bar family here. They just didn’t quite jell as a family. It can be done—look at cheers or any other workplace comedy. There wasn’t a strong counterpoint person like Reba and Melissa were for the show Reba, or Sam was in cheers in the beginning. Everybody’s too nice—maybe that’s the problem. No one to hate watch, or to see get reformed over time. Comedies with that seem to last long. (Sgt Burns in mash, Roseanne in Rosanne, I could go on).

  7. O

    OliveUmbrella

    George Strait should definitely play her father Happy.

  8. C

    CyanRaindrop

    It’s great Happy’s Place was renewed. I watch because I love Reba.

    Question: Why can’t all these TV shows come for a new season as quickly as this? It will be back this year!!! November 2025.

    Why do all of the other dang shows, comedies & dramas, go away between seasons for sometimes a year whole year or more? I’ve lost interest & excitement when the new Season finally returns.

  9. B

    BlueCactus

    It will be awesome if Dolly Parton, Barbara Mandrel, and Park Overall made a guest appearance on the show. And Scarlett Pomers would be a better choice for a sister than Isabella.

  10. O

    OliveSnow

    This is not a good show at all. the can laughter does them no good.

  11. O

    OrangeTree

    Happy’s place— stupid fake laughter ruins the show👎