Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 4 “Love Birds” managed to find a perfect balance between humor and some serious commentary about moving on. Because Bobbie and Emmett are still on the outs after the way that their relationship imploded. That…
Happy's Place
| Network | NBC |
| Parental Rating | TV-PG |
| Cast | Reba McEntire, Belissa Escobedo, Melissa Peterman, Rex Linn, Pablo Castelblanco, Tokala Black Elk |
| Release Date | 18th October, 2024 |
| Genre | Comedy |
Complete Series Coverage 'Happy's Place'
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 3 Review: ‘Full Gabby’ Highlights a Major Problem
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 3 “Full Gabby” picks up where we last left off with Gabby’s mom in Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 13. In that episode we really got to know who Val was and the kind of…
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 2 Review: ‘Skeletons in the Closet’
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 2 “Skeletons in the Closet” is an episode I wasn’t sure if this show could pull off. Because oftentimes when TV shows fully step into Latine culture, it’s an afterthought or the butt of the…
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 1 Review “Office/Space”
Happy’s Place Season 3 Episode 1 “Office/Space” shows Bobbie not having a good time as change just keep cycling through the restaurant and the new speakeasy upstairs. And the problem that Bobbie is facing is showcased not from a place…
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 18 Review: ‘Couples Counseling’
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 18 “Couples Counseling” sees some wounds healed in the Season 2 finale. Read our review.
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 17 Review: We’d All Be Better with Less Ego
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 17 “Everyone’s a Critic” sees two perspectives clash in a way that makes sense for my favorite comfort show. At its heart, this is a workplace comedy. So that means that as much as these…
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 16 Review: ‘AI-AI-No’
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 16 “AI-AI-No” sees Steve trying to make a sacrifice that no one wants. The speakeasy that Isabella took a chance on, isn’t doing well. So after sitting down and trying to find some sort of…
EXCLUSIVE CLIP: Steve Tells Bobbie to Fire Him on NBC’s Happy’s Place
Happy’s Place Season 2 has seen Isabella spread her wings. As part of her journey this season she’s opened up a speakeasy above Happy’s. And everyone has supported her. They’ve helped her clear out the space, remodel it, and get…
INTERVIEW: Jane Lynch on the Power of Comedy & Joining NBC’s Happy’s Place
You know you’re in for a good time when actress Jane Lynch ends up on your screen. Best known for her time on Glee as Sue Sylvester, the actress has impeccable comedic timing, has such a distinct voice that you…
Happy’s Place Season 2 Episode 15 Review: ‘Emotional Real Estate’
Nothing is going to fix that narcissism.
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For one I really really like Reba. And this show of Happy’s Place. Does very well on touching on a lot of feelings about every day life that one doesn’t really think about until you actually see and hear it in a show. I think that in every one of the episodes I find something that makes me think about a deep down felling that I have buried somewhere deep down. And it helps to know that I’m not the only one that is dealing with them. It’s a great show about feelings and everyday life. And how if we put effort into our life’s we can make it better for us and them.
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Fantastic! The thoughtfulness to embrace Steve Howeys’ talent, his willingness to publicity show his tragedy, and the obvious love between Mellisa and he brought mistiness to my eyes. Thank you, Reba for letting us see your devotion to Steve, and showing the audience a person with disabilities is still a valued individual able to participate in every aspect of their life.


