Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman reunite at Emmys 2024 for new show

Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman, former co-stars of the hit show 'Reba,' reunited at the Emmys 2024 red carpet to promote their upcoming NBC sitcom, 'Happy's Place,' set to premiere on October 18. The two actresses expressed their excitement about working together again, highlighting their strong chemistry and the fun they have while portraying new characters in a fresh setting. McEntire, 69, reminisced about their past collaborations, including performances during her concert tours, where Peterman often received enthusiastic applause from the audience. The friendship between McEntire and Peterman has flourished over the years, with the duo sharing vacations and memorable experiences together. When asked about their wildest vacation stories, McEntire humorously referenced karaoke and margaritas, indicating the fun they have shared. Their bond extends beyond the screen, showcasing a deep connection that has lasted since their time on 'Reba.' In 'Happy's Place,' McEntire will portray Bobbie, a woman who inherits her father's bar after his passing. The show is produced and written by Kevin Abbott, who was also the showrunner for 'Reba.' This new series marks a significant reunion for the two actresses, as they bring their comedic talents back to television. Additionally, McEntire confirmed that her boyfriend, Rex Linn, will make an appearance in the sitcom, potentially as her character's love interest. The anticipation surrounding 'Happy's Place' reflects the enduring popularity of McEntire and Peterman, as fans eagerly await their return to the small screen.