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Another HGTV series has reached an abrupt end: Christina on the Coast has not been renewed and will not be returning to the cabler, according to a report from US Weekly. (TVLine has reached out to the network for confirmation.)

Christina on the Coast is hosted by Christina Haack, who got her start on Flip or Flop with then-husband Tarek El Moussa. (The couple divorced in 2018.) In the show, Haack and her team, including fellow designer and project manager James Bender, transform outdated properties into dream homes by incorporating functionality and modern amenities, such as open floor plans, custom storage solutions,...

ABC's High Potentialscored big with critics and viewers during its first season, and now the series is bringing in a familiar television and movie name to shake things up for Season 2. The actor in question is no stranger to the small screen, having appeared in close to 150 episodes of the NBC medical drama ER.

Per Variety, Mekhi Phifer is joining the cast of High Potential for its second season. His exact character is being kept under wraps, but it's said to be a recurring guest starring role, and he'll be involved in major crimes. The actor will be joining series lead Kaitlin Olson as well as supporting players that include Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, Steve Howey and Judy Reyes.

Phifer's career has spanned across films and television, with the actor first gaining attention for his role in Spike Lee's Clockers. His other major film credits include High School High,...

As fans gear up for the sophomore season of High Potential, which premieres this fall, several additions have been made to the cast list, with the most recent being a small-screen favorite. The crime drama was renewed for another run earlier in January 2025, weeks before Season 1 ended with that epic cliffhanger. Returning in Season 2 of High Potential are series lead Kaitlin Olson as well as fellow main cast members Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, and Judy Reyes.

Speaking of the latest addition to High Potential Season 2, he is popularly known for starring in the hit medical series ER as Dr. Greg Pratt for nearly 150 episodes. Variety reports that Mekhi Phifer has joined the ABC series in a recurring guest star role; however, exact character details are being kept under wraps, aside from the fact that he will play a character who becomes involved in major crimes.

Mekhi Phifer is joining the cast of High Potential for Season 2!

The 50-year-old actor is set to join the ABC series in a recurring guest star role, according to Variety.

The character details are still being kept under wraps, but we know the character is someone who “becomes involved in major crimes.”

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Season 2 includes lead Kaitlin Olson as well as cast members Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, Steve Howey, and Judy Reyes.

Mekhi is best known for starring on ER for nearly 150 episodes as Dr. Gregory Pratt, and in movies, perhaps best known for 8 Mile, Dawn of the Dead, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, andthe Divergent films.

ABC picked up High Potential for Season 2 in January. Find out which other ABC shows just got renewed in 2025!

After the success of its first season, High Potential season 2 is gearing up, and it's just cast a big name in a key role. Variety reports that the series has cast Mekhi Phifer in a recurring guest star role in its sophomore season. The exact details of Phifer's character in High Potential season 2 aren't yet known, but he's being described as "a character who becomes involved in major crimes."

His character will reportedly interact with the whole returning cast, including series lead Kaitlin Olson. He's the latest actor to join the cast for season 2; High Potential also recently cast Steve Howey in the role of Captain Jesse Wager. Howey's new role hints that Keith David could be exiting as Captain Pacheco, so the second season is getting a shakeup.

What This Means For High Potential Season 2 He's A Gifted Veteran Actor

ABC is clearly confident in High Potential and has...

One Queer Eye guy already has his next gig lined up.

Bobby Berk, a co-host on the soon-to-end Netflix reality series, will host a new HGTV series tentatively titled Junk or Jackpot? Per the official logline, the six-episode season will “follow collectors as they discover the true monetary value of their massive and unusual collections.” But there’s more: The enthusiasts featured have collections that are overwhelming their homes, and “the collectors must decide whether they are willing to sell some of their items to pay for the much-needed renovation,” the synopsis continues.

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The Hills are officially returning to Texas this summer, but as a new trailer for King of the HIll‘s revival shows, their beloved town has gone through some changes while they’ve been away.

The animated series’ 10-episode revival will premiere Monday, Aug. 4, on Hulu. The continuation picks up 14 years after the animated series ended its original run on Fox.

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Exclusive: Steve Howey has been tapped for a major recurring role on Amazon MGM Studios’ college-set romantic drama Off Campus, based on the best-selling book series by Elle Kennedy.

There are 5 books in the series, which depicts the elite ice hockey team, and the women in their lives, as they grapple with love, heartbreak, and self-discovery — forging deep friendships and enduring bonds while navigating the complexities that come with transitioning into adulthood.

In the vein of Bridgerton, each of the first four novels tells the love story of a hockey player, with the fifth being a novella collection of all four couples. Season 1 of the TV series, based on the first book, The Deal, follows the unlikely romance between Hannah Wells (Ella Bright), a wry, hockey-hating music major, and Briar University’s playboy star center Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli).

Howey will play Garrett’s dad, Phil Graham,...

Happy’s Place Season 2 may not return to NBC until later this year, but filming for the upcoming chapter of Reba McEntire‘s comedy is already underway. As teased in a recent Instagram post, McEntire is back on set with the ensemble behind this series, including Belissa Escobedo, Melissa Peterman, Rex Linn, Pablo Castelblanco, and Tokala Black Elk. While the team is fast at work prepping episodes for Season 2, though, we can’t help but wonder which Reba favorites could turn up as guest stars. Created by Kevin Abbott, Happy’s Place is no stranger to Reba crossover as two key stars play series regulars with McEntire and Peterman, and Season 1 boasted appearances from vets Steve Howey and Christopher Rich, but we can’t help but keep our fingers crossed for more in Season 2. Abbott previously served as an executive producer and writer on Reba, which makes him eager to welcome back familiar faces.

The Battle on the Beach has been washed away by the cancellation tide going on at HGTV.

So says Alison Victoria, who co-hosted the beachfront property renovation series with Ty Pennington and Taniya Nayak.

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In Battle on the Beach, three skilled teams hit the beach to renovate identical beachfront properties, with some help from Boston-based design expert Nayak (Designed to...

Finally, some exciting news for those out there without access to Hulu or Disney+. Whether you’re looking to get a rewatch started ahead of its fall return or you’ve been hearing about the hype surrounding Season 1 of High Potential, you’re in luck. Tonight, Tuesday, July 1, beginning at 8 Pm Est, the title’s home network, ABC, will roll out the first three episodes of the show’s debut season. This means that anyone with access to a basic cable package can tune in to tag along with Kaitlin Olson’s Morgan Gillory at the very beginning of her story. For right now, it looks like the trio of installments is all that’s on ABC’s schedule, but we’d wager that the network will continue screening more of the season as the summer wears on.

The episodes airing tonight will give newcomers a better idea of the...

ABC’s crime drama High Potential proved to be a hit for the network in its first season. The series, starring It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’sKaitlin Olson, will head into its next season with a new series regular.

Per Deadline, Steve Howey, known for playing Kevin Ball on the long-running Showtime series Shameless, is joining the cast of High Potential as a series regular for Season 2. Howey is also known for roles in the sitcom Reba as well as 2009’s Bride Wars and 2011’s Something Borrowed. He also starred in the 2023 TV adaptation of True Lies.

Howey’s Character will “Ooze” Charm

Howey will reportedly be playing new police captain Jesse Wagner, who is described as a “savvy political animal who knows how to wear an expensive suit and oozes effortless charm. Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smiles, he has disruptor tenacity...

High Potential is leveling up its cast as it heads into Season 2, with Steve Howey boarding the ABC procedural in a major new role. The Shameless alum joins the Kaitlin Olson-led series this fall as Jesse Wagner, the LAPD’s new precinct captain. Described as polished, politically sharp and not afraid to shake the system, […]

‘High Potential’ Taps Steve Howey for Season 2 as ABC Doubles Down...

There’s some changes coming for High Potential season 2!

The first bit of news is that Shameless actor Steve Howey has joined as a series regular for season 2!

Keep reading to find out more…

According to Deadline, he’ll portray the “precinct’s new captain Jesse Wagner, a savvy political animal who knows how to wear an expensive suit and oozes effortless charm. Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smile, he has disruptor tenacity and likes thinking outside the box just like their all-star consultant Morgan (Olson). He has a way of putting himself right in the middle of the action… whether he’s wanted there or not.”

And, star Kaitlin Olson has a new role! In season 1, she was a producer, and now she has been made an executive producer!

Find out which season 1 stars are confirmed to return for season 2 of High Potential.

Morgan’s not the only one shaking things up at the LAPD. Shameless alum Steve Howey is officially joining Season 2 of ABC’s breakout procedural High Potential, according to a report by Deadline. Howey will appear as a new series regular opposite Kaitlin Olson, who also steps up this season as executive producer. Created by Drew Goddard and based on the French series Hpi, High Potential was the No.1 new broadcast show in the 2024-25 season among adults 18–49, and a bona fide hit across platforms.

Howey joins as Jesse Wagner, the precinct’s brand-new captain — a disruptor in a designer suit. According to the official character description, Wagner is a savvy political operator with an easy charm and a knack for strategy. He’s the kind of guy who can light up a gala with one smile, but don’t mistake him for a figurehead. Wagner likes to get his hands dirty,...

“High Potential” found a new series regular for Season 2 in “Shameless” star Steve Howey.

The actor will play new precinct captain Jesse Wagner, a savvy political animal packed with effortless charm. A character description adds: “Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smile, he has disruptor tenacity and likes thinking outside the box just like their all-star consultant Morgan (Kaitlin Olson). He has a way of putting himself right in the middle of the action… whether he’s wanted there or not.”

Aside from “Shameless,” Howey most recently starred in the CBS drama series “True Lies.” Other notable TV roles include his breakout as Van Montgomery on the long-running sitcom “Reba,” as well as appearances on “Sons of Anarchy,” “Jennifer Falls,” “New Girl” and “Psych.” He is repped by Independent Artist Group.

“High Potential” stars Olson, who was also promoted to executive producer for Season 2, as...

High Potentialseason 2 has added its first new cast member. After the first installment of the ABC crime drama became the network's buzziest hit, production is well underway on High Potential season 2. There are a lot of questions about how Morgan Gillroy (Kaitlin Olson) will react to the dual revelations in the finale, which aired earlier this year, but she'll be joined by a familiar face.

Deadlineconfirms that Steve Howey has joined High Potential season 2 as a series regular. The actor, known for his role as Van on the sitcom Reba, will play Jesse Wagner, the precinct's new captain, who is a savvy political animal. Oozing charm, according to his character description, Wagner has a tendency to think outside the box and put himself in the middle of the action, whether his presence is wanted or not, and he takes a liking to Morgan.

What This Means For High Potential Season...

Exclusive: High Potential is expanding the force. Steve Howey (Shameless) has joined ABC’s hit new crime drama as a new series regular for the upcoming second season. Additionally, series star Kaitlin Olson has been upped from producer to executive producer.

One of the biggest breakouts of the 2024-25 season, High Potential stars Olson as Morgan, a single mom with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes leads to an unusual and unstoppable partnership with a by-the-book seasoned detective (Daniel Sunjata) at a local precinct of the LAPD.

Howey will play the precinct’s new captain Jesse Wagner, a savvy political animal who knows how to wear an expensive suit and oozes effortless charm. Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smile, he has disruptor tenacity and likes thinking outside the box just like their all-star consultant Morgan (Olson). He has a way of...

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Fubar is a spy action comedy-drama created by Nick Santora. The Netflix series follows Luke Brenner, a top CIA operative who’s about to retire from the field, but when he discovers that his daughter is also in the CIA and is currently in a dangerous situation, he is forced to return to the field. Fubar stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Monica Barbaro, Milan Carter, Gabriel Luna, Fortune Feimster, Travis Van Winkle, Fabiana Udenio, Jay Baruchel, Barbara Eve Harris, Aparna Brielle, Andy Buckley, Guy Burnet, and Carrie-Anne Moss. So, if you loved the explosive action, hilarious comedy, and entertaining characters in Fubar, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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True Lies is a short-lived spy action comedy-drama series created by Matt Nix. Based on the 1994 film of the same name,...

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The Righteous Gemstones is a comedy-drama series created by Danny McBride. The HBO series revolves around the extremely dysfunctional Gemstone family, who are popular televangelists. The Gemstones never do the things they preach, and use their power and wealth to do whatever they want. The Righteous Gemstones stars Danny McBride, Adam DeVine, Edi Patterson, Tony Cavalero, Cassidy Freeman, Gregory Alan Williams, Tim Baltz, John Goodman, Skyler Gisondo, Dermot Mulroney, Walton Goggins, Jennifer Nettles, and M. Emmet Walsh. So, if you loved the hilarious dark comedy, outrageous situations, and entertaining characters in The Righteous Gemstones, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a satirical dark comedy series created by Rob McElhenney. The FX series is set in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and it revolves...

We're not the boss of you now, but we still strongly recommend revisiting the classic sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle." Created in 2000 by "Little House on the Prairie" alum Linwood Boomer, the series ran for seven seasons and over 150 episodes before it ended in 2006. Though it may seem somewhat predictable now, it was a fairly subversive program at the time with regard to how chaotic and internally hostile the central Wilkerson family could be.

The actors who portrayed the Wilkersons -- and the neighbors, classmates, relatives, and co-workers they terrorize -- were an amusing mix of established sitcom stalwarts and up-and-coming child actors, a dynamic encapsulated by Malcolm actor Frankie Muniz and his on-screen father Bryan Cranston. With nearly a decade of television between us and the series finale and a reunion miniseries reportedly on the way, we're more curious than ever what the cast of "Malcolm in the Middle" is up to now,...

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis reunited on stage at Amazon's upfront presentation in a moment that is sure to delight action movie fans. It's been more than 30 years since the two actors starred in James Cameron's 1994 box office blockbuster True Lies, and the event gave them both a chance to reminisce about working together as husband-and-wife duo Harry and Helen Tasker in the critically acclaimed feature, which centered on an international espionage plot involving the outwardly ordinary married couple.

As reported by Deadline, Schwarzenegger made an appearance at Amazon's 2025 upfront presentation at New York's Beacon Theatre to talk about his starring turn as Santa Claus in the Christmas-themed action-comedy The Man with the Bag, which is expected to hit Prime Video this December. However, after a short while, his former True Lies co-star Curtis showed up to escort him off the stage, but not before humoring the crowd...

The following article contains spoilers for Happy's Place, Season 1.

Reba McEntire's new NBC sitcom, Happy's Place, is looking to reunite the actress with more of her Reba co-stars in Season 2. Showrunner Kevin Abbott recently shared his plans for the new season.

Happy's Place premiered in October 2024, with McEntire starring as Bobbie McAllister, a woman who inherits a bar in Tennessee founded by her father. Bobbie soon finds out she has a half-sister, who also has a claim to the bar's ownership after the death of their father. As one of NBC's new sitcoms, Happy's Place performed well for the network, which led to a second season renewal ahead of the first season's finale. Now, with a second season on the way, Abbott revealed to TV Insider that he wants to bring back even more stars from McEntire's original 2000s sitcom, Reba.

Happy's Place sees McEntire's Reba co-star Melissa Peterman...

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Shameless is a dark family comedy-drama series created by Paul Abbott. Based on Abbott’s British series of the same name, the Showtime series is set in the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, and it follows the extremely dysfunctional Gallagher family, whose patriarch, Frank Gallagher, an alcoholic who never properly took care of his six children, leaving the eldest, Fiona Gallagher to care for her siblings. Shameless stars William H. Macy, Emmy Rossum, Justin Chatwin, Ethan Cutkosky, Shanola Hampton, Steve Howey, Emma Kenney, Jeremy Allen White, Cameron Monaghan, Noel Fisher, Joan Cusack, Laura Slade Wiggins, and Emma Greenwell. So, if you loved the hilarious dark comedy, intense drama, and compelling characters in Shameless, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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On Friday March 21 2025, NBC broadcasts Happy’s Place!

Alarm Bells Season 1 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “Alarm Bells,” promises to bring a mix of humor and competition. It features Isabella, who feels the need for extra security and asks Emmett for help in getting a security system installed. This sets the stage for a lively showdown between Bobbie and Emmett.

Bobbie, always confident in her abilities, believes she can protect Isabella better than any alarm system or man. This leads to a friendly rivalry between her and Emmett. Each of them will showcase their unique skills and methods for keeping Isabella safe, resulting in some entertaining moments.

As the competition unfolds, viewers can expect plenty of laughs and surprises. The episode will explore themes of protection and the lengths friends will go to for each other. With Bobbie’s bold personality and Emmett’s resourcefulness,...

When TVLine exclusively reported in October that Steve Howey would join his old pals from Reba on NBC’s Happy’s Place, the plan was for him to play an integral part in Melissa Peterman’s storyline.

“One of the arcs for Gabby is that she thinks she wants to have a baby… and the Steve Howey character becomes a potential sperm donor,” series co-creator (and former Reba EP) Kevin Abbott told us at the time. “We’re hoping that Steve’s character can come back,” but he ultimately appeared in just one episode that aired Dec. 6.

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The following contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode of Survivor 48.

If Survivor taught us anything this week, it’s that you never stop fighting — even if you’re playing from the bottom after a calamitous tribe swap.

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The bottom is exactly where Kamilla and Kyle found themselves after being swapped over to...

On Friday March 14 2025, NBC broadcasts Happy’s Place!

The Doctor Is Out Season 1 Episode 17 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “The Doctor Is Out,” promises to bring a mix of humor and heartfelt moments. Set to air on NBC, this episode explores the journey of Steve as he navigates his struggles with Ocd. After receiving praise from Bobbie for his progress, Steve feels a surge of confidence and decides it might be time to quit therapy. This decision could lead to both challenges and growth, as Steve learns to manage his condition on his own.

Meanwhile, Gabby is busy with a new venture. She embarks on a side hustle that involves enlisting ambassadors to sell bracelets for a third party. This new project could add an exciting twist to her character, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit. As Gabby dives into this side business, viewers may see how her...

In the upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “Alarm Bells,” excitement is set to unfold as Isabella seeks Emmett’s expertise to install a security system. With safety on her mind, Isabella believes that a strong security measure will provide her with peace of mind. However, her sister Bobbie has other ideas. Bobbie confidently claims that she can protect Isabella better than any alarm system or even a man. This leads to a lighthearted competition between Bobbie and Emmett, each determined to prove who is the better protector.

The episode promises plenty of humor and sibling rivalry as Bobbie and Emmett showcase their skills. Viewers can expect amusing antics and clever strategies as they go head-to-head in their quest to keep Isabella safe. The dynamic between the characters will surely entertain, highlighting the bond between sisters and the lengths they will go to for each other.

“Alarm Bells” airs on Friday,...

On Friday March 7 2025, NBC broadcasts Happy’s Place!

Whiskey Business Season 1 Episode 16 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “Whiskey Business,” promises to bring both humor and unexpected surprises. Set to air on NBC, this episode revolves around the antics that unfold when Steve loses his favorite pen down a crack in the bar. This small mishap sets off a chain of events that leads to some intriguing discoveries.

Bobbie, always up for a challenge, takes matters into her own hands. Determined to retrieve the pen, she decides to pry open the bar. In her quest, she stumbles upon a hidden treasure—a very valuable bottle of whiskey. This discovery could change the game for the bar, but it also raises questions about what else might be hidden away. The excitement of finding something so precious adds a new layer to the bar’s atmosphere.

Meanwhile, Steve faces his own dilemma.

In the upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “The Doctor Is Out,” viewers will see a significant turning point for Steve. After receiving praise from Bobbie about his progress in managing his Ocd, Steve feels confident enough to take a bold step. He decides it’s time to quit therapy, believing he can handle things on his own. This decision might lead to challenges as he navigates life without the support he has grown accustomed to.

Meanwhile, Gabby is diving into a new venture. She starts a side hustle that involves recruiting ambassadors to sell trendy bracelets for a third party. This new project could bring excitement and challenges as Gabby balances her time and energy between her responsibilities and her entrepreneurial spirit.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, showcasing the characters’ growth and the dynamics of their relationships. “The Doctor Is...

Christopher Rich appeared in a recent episode of NBC’s Happy’s Place, reuniting with Reba co-stars Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman nearly two decades after their time together on the WB/CW sitcom. Rich, who suffered a stroke in 2018, shared that McEntire and Peterman played a key role in his decision to return to television.

“I mean, I’ve basically taken the last decade off. And if anybody was going to drag me out of the dark corner of the closet, it would be the redhead,” Rich said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.

He described the challenges of recovery and how McEntire and Peterman encouraged him to return. “I feel so bizarre recovering from the stroke thing that I didn’t even want to go out of my house for a lot of the time. But, they’ve got me back out. They would invite me to parties and reunion things,...

“Happy’s Place” is set to deliver another entertaining episode with Season 1 Episode 16, titled “Whiskey Business.” This episode will air on Friday, March 7, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on NBC. Fans can expect a blend of humor and unexpected discoveries as the characters navigate a series of amusing situations at the bar.

The story kicks off when Steve accidentally drops his favorite pen down a crack in the bar. This moment of clumsiness leads to Bobbie’s decision to pry open the bar in search of the lost pen. However, what she finds is far more intriguing than a simple writing instrument. The discovery of a very valuable bottle of whiskey adds an exciting twist to the plot, making viewers curious about the bar’s hidden treasures.

Meanwhile, Steve faces a dilemma of his own. Emmett’s unexpected reaction to breaking a knife that Steve had gifted him leaves Steve feeling puzzled. This...

Last week’s episode of NBC‘s Happy’s Place graced Reba fans with another onscreen reunion.

After suffering a stroke in 2018, Christopher Rich explained how Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman convinced him to return for their current sitcom nearly two decades after starring with them on McEntire’s self-titled WB/CW series.

“I mean, I’ve basically taken the last decade off. And if anybody was going to drag me out of the dark corner of the closet, it would be the redhead,” Rich told Entertainment Tonight.

“I feel so bizarre recovering from the stroke thing that I didn’t even want to go out of my house for a lot of the time. But, they’ve got me back out. They would invite me to parties and reunion things,” he said, adding: “But I needed some place where I could feel safe to try and trot this broken body out again,...

Director James Cameron's explosive True Lies is about to have an all-new streaming home.

Per Hulu, 1994's True Lies will officially be available for streaming on the platform beginning on March 14. The addition of True Lies to the Hulu library marks that of yet another cult classic coming to the platform on the same month, including 1987's Predator, which just so happened to also star Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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On Friday February 21 2025, NBC broadcasts Happy’s Place!

Sisters Ink Season 1 Episode 15 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Happy’s Place,” titled “Sisters Ink,” promises to deliver a mix of heartwarming moments and lighthearted fun. In this episode, Isabella surprises Bobbie with matching sister mugs, a gesture that brings smiles and warmth to their relationship. However, this thoughtful gift puts Bobbie in a bit of a bind. She feels the pressure to come up with a gift just as meaningful for Isabella.

As the story unfolds, Bobbie’s attempt to find the perfect gift leads to an unexpected twist. Isabella begins to expect that the sisters should take their bond a step further by getting matching tattoos. This idea brings both excitement and apprehension for Bobbie, who now has to navigate the world of tattoos and what it means for their sisterly connection. The episode explores the themes of sisterhood and...

Country music icon and sitcom veteran Reba McEntire has another hit show on her hands, 18 years after her first sitcom, Reba, ended in 2007. McEntire’s newest venture, Happy’s Place, which airs on NBC and streams on Peacock, is in the midst of its first season and, per Deadline, has just been given the green light for Season 2.

Happy’s Place, a multi-camera comedy that premiered in October 2024, follows Bobbie (McEntire) as she inherits a tavern from her late father. Unbeknownst to her, she learns that she’s not the only owner of the business. Bobbie discovers that she has a much younger half-sister she never knew existed, named Isabella, played by Belissa Escobedo.

Reba alum Melissa Peterman, plays Gabby in the series, a bartender who is full of drama. The first season also saw Steve Howey (Shameless), who played Van Montgomery on Reba, guest star in an episode of Happy’s Place.

This calls for a celebratory round at Happy’s Place: NBC has renewed the Reba McEntire-Melissa Peterman comedy for Season 2, TVLine has learned.

Happy’s Place has been averaging 4.6 million total viewers on Friday (with delayed playback), ranking No. 5 out of all comedies that have aired this TV season (behind CBS’ Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, CBS’ Ghosts, ABC’s Shifting Gears and CBS’ The Neighborhood).

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For many fans, Happy’s Place is a throwback to Reba McEntire’s namesake sitcom, Reba. In addition to sharing the same cast and crew, including its star, it’s been announced that another Reba alum will appear on the show. They also aren’t the only prominent guest star to be recently announced, either.

Reba Has Had Quite A Few Shout-Outs On Happy’s Place, Already

Happy’s Place, which came out in October 2024, stars country music star Reba McEntire. In the show, Bobbie, plays a woman who inherits her father’s bar, only to learn she must share it with her previously unknown half-sister, Isabella.

In addition to her music career, McEntire also prominently starred in her own sitcom, Reba, from 2001 to 2007. The new series has often paid homage to the earlier series. Notably, actress Melissa Peterman serves as McEntire’s co-star in both series. Both shows also share an executive producer,...

You wanted another Reba reunion on Happy’s Place? Your wish is NBC’s command.

Christopher Rich, who played Reba McEntire’s ex-husband Brock on all six seasons of The WB’s Reba, is guest-starring in an upcoming episode of the country star’s new comedy, TVLine has confirmed. This will also reunite Rich with Happy’s Place series regular Melissa Peterman, who played Rich’s new wife Barbra Jean on Reba.

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Known for his impressive physicality, coordination, and general fitness, Channing Tatum has often gravitated towards roles that showcase these abilities. He was able to put his martial arts and combat skills to use as a superhero, soldier, and undercover detective. The actor's incredible talent for dancing was out in full force in the Magic Mike franchise and the first two Step Up movies, as well as any movie where he's allowed to bust a move.

Channing Tatum also happens to have great comedic timing and has broken hearts with his dramatic roles, and it's this mix of attributes that lends itself very well to sports-focused films. With themes of underdogs overcoming adversity, a dangerous competitive edge, and a lot of inspirational material, these projects were all very interesting additions to his CV. Roles that allow him to flex both his literal and acting muscles are the ones he seems to be the most comfortable in,...

Reba McEntire’s hot NBC sitcom, Happy’s Place, is taking a job at her coaching gig on The Voice. She took over for Blake Shelton as a coach and promptly stayed there for three seasons. Now, she has exited but her former job is the butt of the joke. So, how did they play it off? Keep reading for more details.

Happy’s Place Takes Jab At Reba’s The Voice Stint

When Blake Shelton announced he was leaving The Voice, fans were extremely bummed. They had watched him coach since the inception of the hit reality singing competition. Now, he was exiting to focus on other projects but who could possibly take his place? Reba McEntire who is also country music royalty stepped in and became the new coach. She had what it took to make people laugh while also charming and winning over the audience. Reba’s team did...

Brilliant Minds Season 1 packed some emotional gut punches, including Ericka’s Ptsd from watching Celia die from the elevator collapsing. It was an incredibly emotional hour of TV.

TV Fanatic has a special treat for you. We interviewed director and EP DeMane Davis, who also directs NBC’s Found. I’ve wanted to interview her for a long time since she’s a delight to chat with on social media, and she was fascinating to talk to.

Davis shared how the directors were involved with Brilliant Minds’ creative process, including the advice she gave Ashleigh Lathorp’s Ericka about how to appear traumatized.

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Since Davis is active on social media, she shared if she’s ever used ideas from there in an episode.

Check out the interview below.

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Hi, DeMane; it’s great to see you after talking to you on social media. Can you tell...

Some TV shows are needed more than others. In today’s world, a medical drama like Brilliant Minds is 100% needed.

This is a series that offers more than just entertainment. It is a look at people and life. It brings us topics of empathy, seeing patients as people, and going above and beyond to get answers. DeMane Davis is both a director and EP on the series, and we talked with her about why this show right now.

Davis directed episode 3, “The Lost Biker,” and the finale “The Man Who Can’t See Faces.” We talked about the directorial decisions made in the third episode, which allowed us a chance to see what a patient could be experiencing, adding more empathy to the show.

Why Brilliant Minds as the next project?

Hidden Remote: What was it about Brilliant Minds that made you decide this was the next project you wanted to work on?...

Despite being two different characters, Kevin Ball (Steve Howey) and Veronica Fisher (Shanola Hampton) existed as a unit on the Showtime hit show Shameless. It was always Kev and V, and for fans of the show, it must have taken a while before they stopped expecting a V for every Kev they heard after the show ended. It's been nearly four years since the series ended, and its stars moved on to other projects. Howey starred in the television adaptation of True Lies, which lasted for a single season, while Hampton plays Gabi Mosley in the NBC hit series Found. Howey recently appeared on Happy's Place, reuniting him with his Reba costars Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman. TV Insider talked to the actor about possibly moving a door down for a guest star role on Found, which airs on the same network. Howey previewed the biggest challenge with this proposition,...

Shameless bid viewers adieu in 2021, so it would only seem fitting that the stars reunite onscreen from time to time, but don’t expect to see Steve Howey guest-starring on Found anytime soon. The NBC hit led by Howey’s former onscreen wife, Shanola Hampton, would seem like the perfect platform for a Kev and V reunion, but according to Howey, it “would be weird.” “Would I ever do a guest spot on that show? I don’t know. And here’s why,” Howey begins. “The Kev and Veronica relationship, us two together for over a decade, for eleven seasons, it’s pretty iconic. We’ve been talked about as one of the best couples in television history. There’s a lot of weight on that.” © Showtime / Courtesy Everett Collection Considering their roles in Shameless, Howey seems to have doubts about seeing himself and Hampton tackling a different dynamic onscreen for viewers and fans.

Happy’s Place has chosen a Shameless star to play Reba McEntire aka Bobbie’s daughter on the hit NBC sitcom. Gracie has been deployed so she will be returning home to a lot that’s changed and happened. So, who will take on the role of Gracie? Keep reading for more details.

Shameless Star Cast As Bobbie’s Daughter

Happy’s Place has featured Reba McEntire in the role of Bobbie, a daughter whose father passed away and left her his beloved bar. With that came a half-sister, Isabella (Belissa Escobedo) who Bobbie must co-own the bar. It was not an easy situation at first but they are learning how to navigate the ebbs and flows of business and sisterhood. More so, the hit NBC series, which has been unexpectedly successful, is somewhat of a Reba reunion. Melissa Peterman plays bartender, Gabby who adores Bobbie while Reba’s real-life partner,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Happy’s Place Season 1, Episode 7, “Ho-Ho-Howey.”] Happy’s Place made way for a very special guest star in the latest episode, appropriately titled, “Ho-Ho-Howey,” which saw Steve Howey reunite with his Reba costars as Danny, a business owner in search of a holiday party venue. An acquaintance of Gabby’s (Melissa Peterman) from the dog park (despite her not having a pup), Danny drops in to check out the space, which Bobbie (Reba McEntire) is desperate to rent out after a last-minute dropout that was going to cover the staff’s health insurance fees. The only catch? Gabby lied to Danny about who she was, claiming she was Bobby, which leads to a rather interesting game of pretend as the staff plays different roles in the ruse. Ultimately, Danny knows they’re lying but still wants to move forward with hosting his company’s party there. As fans of Reba know,...

The new Reba McEntire sitcom has gotten a full-season order. The well-rounded performer began her career as a country music artist in the mid-1970s, earning 25 No. 1 singles over the course of her career, including "Can't Even Get the Blues," "How Blue," "Little Rock," and "The Last One to Know." In addition to her music career, which led her to become a host on The Voice, she has also had a robust career as an actress in projects including Tremors, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, and her long-running sitcom Reba.

In the classic sitcom, McEntire played a single mother whose life was in disarray after her husband had a child with his mistress and her pregnant teen daughter got married. It ran for six seasons, with the first five airing on The WB and the final season airing on the newly rebranded The CW. The Reba cast also included Christopher Rich,...

NBC is keeping its tab open at Happy’s Place. The network has handed a back-five order to the Reba McEntire-Melissa Peterman comedy, upping its Season 1 episode count to 18 episodes.

The full-season pick-up comes four weeks after the freshman comedy’s Oct. 18 premiere. Season-to-date, Happy’s Place is averaging 4.6 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (with delayed playback), ranking No. 4 in audience out of this TV season’s 12 comedies (trailing only Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, Ghosts and The Neighborhood).

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