JoAnna Garcia Swisher and Reba McEntire reunite on NBC comedy Happys Place
Reba McEntire Welcomes JoAnna Garcia Swisher to “Happy’s Place” on NBC
JoAnna Garcia Swisher Joins the Cast of NBC’s “Happy’s Place”
JoAnna Garcia Swisher is the latest addition to the NBC comedy “Happy’s Place,” reuniting her with country music star Reba McEntire. Formerly known for her role as Cheyenne in the popular sitcom “Reba,” Swisher joins cast members Steve Howey and Christopher Rich, who reconnected with McEntire in earlier episodes.
Swisher’s Role in “Happy’s Place” Season Two
Swisher takes on the role of “Kenzie,” a local Knoxville influencer hired to boost the tavern’s presence through a social media marketing campaign. Her arrival brings mixed feelings to Bobbie, McEntire’s character, who runs Happy’s Place after inheriting it from her father.
Exploring Relationships and Secrets
In the show’s second season, Bobbie must navigate complex relationships, including her unexpected business partner Isabella, portrayed by Belissa Escobedo. As Happy’s Place reopens, hidden secrets emerge, testing loyalties and shaking things up among the staff. The series underscores a core message that family is formed by those who support you, even in a workplace setting.
Star-Studded Cast and Production Details
“Happy’s Place” features a talented lineup, including Melissa Peterman, Pablo Castelblanco, Tokala Black Elk, and Rex Linn. With Reba McEntire serving as an executive producer alongside Kevin Abbott, Michael Hanel, Mindy Schultheis, Matt Berry, and Pamela Fryman, the series is poised to capture audiences with its engaging storytelling.
Premiere Date and Additional Endeavors
Mark your calendars for the premiere of season two of “Happy’s Place” on NBC, airing Friday, November 7, at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Produced by Universal Television, the series continues to showcase the creative talents of its cast and crew.
JoAnna Garcia Swisher’s Ongoing Success
Beyond “Happy’s Place,” Swisher stars in Netflix’s “Sweet Magnolias,” now filming its fifth season, where she will direct two episodes. Married to former New York Yankees player Nick Swisher, she received a Teen Choice Award nomination in 2005 and remains represented by UTA, Untitled, and Shelter PR.
