[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Happy’s Place Season 1, Episode 4, “Fish Fry Monday.”]
May Glad’s Place be gearing up for a romance between real-life loves Reba McEntire and Rex Linn? Their characters Bobbie and Emmett shared fairly a little bit of time collectively within the newest installment, “Fish Fry Monday,” strongly hinting on the chance.
Within the episode, Emmett brings up the thought of re-starting Fish Fry Mondays, a particular evening on the bar that includes loads of fried fish for patrons to eat. The custom began when Bobbie’s dad Glad carried out it, but it surely had been some time since they put one on. Agreeing that it’s time to get again to that custom, Bobbie offers it her blessing.
The catch? Emmett doesn’t wish to go fishing alone, so Bobbie joins him on the fishing shack, however the pair find yourself rained in when an sudden storm rolls by means of. At first, it’s clear that Bobbie will get on Emmett’s nerves a bit as she will be able to’t appear to take a seat nonetheless, however as soon as she settles in with a beer, they handle to have some enjoyable.
They share some candy banter and though they don’t handle to catch any fish, Emmett lets her in on the key that he and Glad would normally purchase a lot of the fish from a pal’s store earlier than bringing it again to the bar to fry up. Though some may view this scene between Bobbie and Emmett as merely platonic, it definitely opens the door for a deeper bond shifting ahead.
And it additionally wouldn’t be the primary time that McEntire and Linn performed loves onscreen as they beforehand featured as husband-wife duo Buck and Sunny Barnes on ABC‘s Huge Sky (above). In addition they featured collectively in episodes of Younger Sheldon, though not as a pair.
The massive query that looms is, would you wish to see McEntire and Linn’s characters Bobbie and Emmett change into an merchandise? We wish to hear from you. Forged your vote in our ballot, under, and hold forth within the feedback part.
Glad’s Place, Fridays, 8/7c, NBC