‘Funny And Heartfelt’ Or ‘Banal And Blah’? Reba McEntire’s New Sitcom Happy’s Place Has Critics Split

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If you’re a fan of Reba McEntire, NBC is an excellent choice this coming fall. Not only will she be a coach on The Voice, but also set to debut her new comedy series, “Happy’s Place,” in their 2024 TV lineup. This means that her fiery red hair will grace the network’s primetime programming for three nights every week. Fans of McEntire’s self-titled sitcom from the 2000s are eager to see her back on screen, especially since she will be reunited with her Reba co-star Melissa Peterman. However, what do critics think after watching the first two episodes?

Tense New Wolf Man Trailer Asks Teases Horrifying Transformation

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Would you still love me if I turned into a human-eating monster? Blumhouse is asking for a friend in their new Wolf Man trailer. The latest take on the Universal classic monster centers around a family of three that is reeling from a car accident and, seemingly, a gruesome Wolf Man attack. The father, played by of It Comes At Night, is injured by the wolfish beast that attacked his family. In their escape from the beast outside, another grows within. The family takes refuge in a nearby abandoned house while they seek help, slowly realizing that the monster is inside with them all along.

Agatha All Along Can Introduce Speed Into the MCU in the Disney+ Series

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In Episode 6 of “Agatha All Along,” the puzzle pieces of Billy Maximoff’s backstory were finally fitted together, providing answers to long-standing questions while subtly foreshadowing future events as the season nears its conclusion. The series had led many viewers to suspect that Billy was actually Wanda’s son, Wiccan, a theory confirmed in the closing moments of Episode 5. This episode also neatly tied up with the ending of “WandaVision,” as Billy took over William Kaplan’s body at the same time Wanda lifted the hex on Westview and her twin sons, Billy and Tommy, vanished alongside Vision.