Lopez: Season 1

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TV Land | Season Premiere Date: March 30, 2016

Summary: The third sitcom for George Lopez has the comedian playing himself and exploring the problems of not fitting in with the working-class nor the life of a celebrity despite his success.

Genre(s): Comedy

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Sonia Saraiya

Mar 31, 2016

Generally an appealing little comedy, able to juggle things like identity and success and privilege and a general terror of aging with some nimble skill in a way that felt actually fresh. Read full review

Robert Lloyd

Mar 30, 2016

The series feels familiar but also fresh; predictable but not without character. Read full review

Molly Eichel

Mar 30, 2016

There is potential for Lopez, but George has to stop relying on old tricks. Read full review

Tim Goodman

Mar 29, 2016

The first three episodes are good if a little erratic, but that's true of most sitcoms. Read full review

Ray Rahman

Mar 28, 2016

Some [single-camera semiautobiographical comedies] were bad (The Paul Reiser Show), others were not so bad (The Jim Gaffigan Showe). I wish I could say George Lopez's effort is on the higher end of things. [1/8 Apr 2016, p.99]

Margaret Lyons

Mar 29, 2016

Lopez works best when it settles into being a mostly warm show with a bit of a bite, not a mostly biting show with a bit of warmth. Read full review

Brian Lowry

Mar 28, 2016

Despite a few references to well-publicized aspects of his biography--like divorcing his wife after she donated a kidney to him--the show is largely flavorless, with the funniest gag being a StarLine Tour bus that keeps swinging by his house and insulting him. Read full review

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flint818

Apr 16, 2016

I"m loving this show, it gets better every week. George is honest about his past failings, and his lampooning of Los Angeles culture is spot on.Those who only watched the first episode are missing out in my opinion, this is much better than most of current-day sitcoms. Good stuff.

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msolis82

Apr 1, 2016

I waited two months for this show to premiere, wanting to like it. after watching it, i never found myself laughing out loud. The best thing about the show was anthony campos. he needs more lines in the show. More of him, less of George. #disaspointed

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Bingums

Apr 3, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Sitcoms are supposed to be funny. Lopez is not, save the scenes with Lopez's neighbor, Connor. His driver is a missed story arc. Whomever reduced the introduction of George's homeboy, Campos to a few oneliners about getting robbed and parole totally missed the opportunity to play up the polarity of Lopez's life by failing to resubmerge him in his roots via his brown brother. Instead piss poor dialogue between Lopez and his opening act ate up valuable screen time with weakly delivered racial commentary. The overacting at the restaurant and auction scenes by George's sidekick gave way to the thought that Parkinson's Disease is an unbilled guest star. Shake head. Buck Eyes. Shrug shoulders. Roll Eyes. Deadpan. Pout. Rinse. Repeat.
Roles covered as Lopez's agent, the Bragmoor headmaster, and his daughter are the better performances in the bunch. The true win win of the night is that we all love Snoop. Our puff puff passing friend is first up to bat in a series heavily salted with cameos. Star power may be the only thing that can save Lopez if campy retreads like Slave For A Day continue. Frankly, Dorothy and Rose did it better when the same premise was tackled by The Golden Girls "Love For Sale" circa 1991.… Expand

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Ripandread

Apr 11, 2016

George Lopez should have revised his old show by bringing back the former cast members because that show was a hell of a lot better than this lame effort. Eric Estrada has to be laughing his ass off at Lopez.

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Seasons & Episodes

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Season 2

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- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: March 29, 2017
Season 1

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- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: March 30, 2016
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