“To have that diverse cast has been interesting on screen and off screen for us because when we’re not doing something — when they’re rewriting or we’re waiting on something or we’re at rehearsals — we sit and visit and talk about each other ...

I so desperately want to be happy that Reba McEntire is back on network TV. The country singer and actress anchored one of the most enjoyable sitcoms of the 2000s with "Reba," about a single mom who works too hard,

Reba McEntire isn't done taking over your screen. Instead of mentoring aspiring artists on The Voice, the 69-year-old is making a return to comedy in Happy's Place. NBC's new sitcom stars the country star alongside another familiar face - her Reba co-star Melissa Peterman.

More than 20 years after the debut of her hit series “Reba,” Reba McEntire has reunited with executive producers Kevin Abbott, Michael Hanel and Mindy Schultheis as well as co-star Melissa Peterman for a new multi-cam NBC sitcom “Happy’s Place.

Reba McEntire is back in the sitcom game with a new NBC series, and she’s starring alongside her “Reba” co-star Melissa Peterman. The pair takes on new characters who run a bar together in “Happy’s Place,

Happy's Place will introduce Reba McEntire's onscreen daughter in an upcoming episode of the new NBC sitcom. Elizabeth Alderfer has been cast as Gracie, the daughter of McEntire's character Bobbie on Happy's Place.

More than 17 years after the Reba series finale, Reba McEntire has a new show coming to network television the NBC sitcom Happy's Place.