Tres generaciones de la misma familia cubano-americana que vive en la misma casa: una ex-madre militar recién divorciada, su hija adolescente e hijo preadolescente, y su madre de la vieja es... Leer todoTres generaciones de la misma familia cubano-americana que vive en la misma casa: una ex-madre militar recién divorciada, su hija adolescente e hijo preadolescente, y su madre de la vieja escuela.Tres generaciones de la misma familia cubano-americana que vive en la misma casa: una ex-madre militar recién divorciada, su hija adolescente e hijo preadolescente, y su madre de la vieja escuela.
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- 14 premios ganados y 50 nominaciones en total
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after reading reviews on here, i am just totally flabbergasted. the first review that came up was horrible. this show is amazing. it is hilarious, and heart wrenching. the comedy is well timed and funny, the serious parts are meaningful and relate to my childhood. i can say that this show is worth watching and beautiful. i don't understand why anyone would discredit it. i cant wait for more. it is so meaningful and soulful. it shows love and family and a hilarious humor. i can only imagine that if someone gives this show a bad review, that they don't understand its underlying meaning and that makes me sad for them. it is one of the best shows i have seen in a long time and i will be anxiously awaiting the next season.
I think in the last couple of years this was definitely one of the best sitcoms I have watched. The show found a great balance between being funny, and yet tackling serious topics such as PTSD, sexism or coming out, having really great heartfelt moments, while handling the transition between light and somber very smoothly. The actors' portrayal is all amazing, and so are the characters and their arcs, especially the main three women.
All in all, I would definitely recommend this show. While I agree with previous reviewers that the laughtracks are outdated and unnecessary, they are far from being as annoying, as some people make them out to be.
All in all, I would definitely recommend this show. While I agree with previous reviewers that the laughtracks are outdated and unnecessary, they are far from being as annoying, as some people make them out to be.
I started watching this show because I was bored and wanted to just have something on TV while I worked and found myself overcome with emotions. This show is amazing and I can't wait until the next season debuts. It kept me laughing, thinking, and even crying. It is a great series and the only negative thing I have to say is that there weren't enough episodes. Netflix could help me out a lot by adding 26 episodes a season instead of their typical 13. I watched the entire serious in a few short hours and now want to make sure that this show continues. In all honesty this show was more intriguing to me than many other Netflix sitcoms as well as some other shows like George Lopez.
Keep up the great work Netflix!!!
Keep up the great work Netflix!!!
As a Latina, it's incredible all the different ways I can see myself and my family in this show. The show is funny but also progressive. It's exactly what a Latinx show needs. These ideas aren't often portrayed in Latinx media and the fact that the show hits just about all the major topics on the head deserves so much credit. Feminism has such a bad rep, but this show puts a good face to it. It's finally a reboot that does exactly what it needs to do; It keeps the love of the original show, but adds modern changes not only physically, but also in their plot lines. It brings to light social issues that modern, popular shows don't touch upon. Truly worth the watch and features fantastic actors who take on their characters like themselves.
Every once in a while a sitcom comes around that really catches audiences attention. I think One Day at a Time is one that's really needed at this point in time. I was raised with a mix of Puerto Rican and Dominican culture and I grew up with a lot of the same customs used in this show. I think the characters are relatable regardless of race or ethnicity and a lot of the issues surrounding them are broad and multicultural. Sure it has its cliché moments, but what's a sitcom without them. I would be really disappointed if Netflix were to cancel this one. Regardless of who watches it, I believe everyone can find something in it that's relatable to their own lives. It's a win for me.
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- TriviaAfter ABC canceled the Roseanne revival, a gently satiric advertisement* connected to Netflix for this program was posted (*"Reminder: One Day at a Time is a sitcom about a tight-knit, working-class family that tackles extremely topical social issues smartly and innovatively. You know, if you're suddenly looking for a show like that...")
- ErroresThe amount of time they have lived in the apartment changes dramatically from the first shows 10 months to as much as "almost two decades" in later episodes.
- ConexionesFeatured in Needs More Gay: One Gay at a Time (2017)
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