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       2 NBC Hit TV Shows Renewed for Third Seasons   
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       Two of NBC's biggest television series are coming back for   
       third seasons in the future.   
      
       What NBC shows were renewed for third seasons?   
       According to a new report from Variety, both Happy's Place   
       and St. Denis Medical have been renewed for third seasons.   
       The shows, which are two of NBC's biggest comedies, are   
       connecting with fans, according to president of scripted   
       content for NBC & Peacock Lisa Katz.   
      
       "Both St. Denis Medical and Happy's Place have delivered   
       comedic brilliance over their first two seasons, truly   
       connecting with our audience with hilarious characters,   
       and remain hugely important and successful programs to our   
       primetime and Peacock lineup," said Katz. "A huge thank   
       you to the producers, casts and crews of both shows who   
       have brought these wonderful stories to life and will now   
       continue to tell their laugh-out-loud stories."   
      
       Happy's Place stars Reba McEntire, Belissa Escobedo,   
       Melissa Peterman, Pablo Castel,blanco, Tokala Black Elk,   
       and Rex Linn. The series follows the story of Bobbie   
       McAllister (McEntire), a woman who inherits half-ownership   
       of a bar from her father. The series first premiered in 2024,   
       with its second season having just wrapped up on January 30,   
       2026. Happy's Place comes from creators Kevin Abbott and   
       Julie Abbott.   
      
       St. Denis Medical stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, David Alan   
       Grier, Allison Tolman, Josh Lawson, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper,   
       and Kaliko Kauahi. The sitcom follows the staff and patients   
       of a fictional Oregon hospital, and the various antics they   
       get into as they navigate the medical world. Eric Ledgin   
       serves as showrunner and executive producer of the series,   
       which premiered in 2024 and who's season finale will air   
       tonight on NBC.   
      
      
      
      
      
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