The renewal announcement came as Christopher Rich, who played McEntire's ex-husband on the hit sitcom "Reba," makes a guest appearance on the new show.

NBC gave the show a vote of confidence in November with an order for five additional episodes, bringing its total for the season to 18.

NBC has announced a second season of the Reba McEntire/Melissa Peterman sitcom Happy’s Place, which despite airing on traditionally viewer-challenged Friday evening is averaging a respectable 4.6 million viewers (with delayed playback),

Yep, Happy’s Place has managed to escape the endless TV show cancellations and endings and landed a renewal. McEntire broke the news to the incredible cast moments before they took the stage to film the final episode of Season 1. Of course, the announcement was met with cheers and lots of happy tears. Take a look:

NBC renews Reba McEntire's sitcom "Happy's Place" for a second season after strong viewership in its debut year. The show also streams on Peacock.

NBC has renewed Melissa Peterman and Reba McEntire-starrer Happy's Place for a second season, joining the lineup for 2025-26. The show averages 3.38 million viewers and has seen a 54% audience growth.

The multi-cam comedy “Happy’s Place” has been renewed for Season 2 at NBC, Variety has learned. The series, which marked Reba McEntire’s return to the sitcom format, originally debuted on NBC on Oct. 18. It was picked up for a full season at the broadcast network in November.

The NBC sitcom has officially been renewed for a second season. Reba shared her reaction with fans on Instagram.

NBC has renewed 'Happy's Place', starring Melissa Peterman and Reba McEntire, for a second season. The comedy series, part of NBC's 2025-26 lineup, has shown strong ratings with 3.38 million viewers per episode.

Melissa Peterman and Reba McEntire-starrer Happy's Place has been renewed for a second season. The show got a green signal from NBC for expansion. The series joins fellow first-year comedy St. Denis Medical in NBC's lineup for 2025-26,