El vecino

A Spanish American superhero Full of humor and good acting. Surprisingly fun and well done.

Saw the trailer and gave it a go, but was not expecting too much, because of the low budget production that becomes evident after seeing the trailer. It turns out that the show is very very good. I ended up watching the 5 first episodes in a row. The acting is very good (mainly from the main character), and the simplicity of the environment along with the writing is excellent. Very refreshing show within a story that is not new (a normal guy that ends up with powers), which makes even more relevant the great writing here. I genuinely laugh a lot, which is something very hard to find (at least for me) on most of the comedy shows from last years ( and some with high budgets).

Don't believe the rating. This is the funniest tv show I ever watched in five months. Its casual and funny. And I love all the characters in this show.

The show had good performances all around from the leads to the supporting room mate roles. It feels like a show that would fit right in at in the vain of a Fox show such as Brooklyn Nine Nine or The Last Man on Earth. It is an easy watch at about 30 minutes per episode with nothing too serious and some decent special effects and decent acting. I'm not sure what these other people are expecting with their low reviews. I'm glad to see a non-American made show on Netflix with a focus on fun instead of a focus on superheroes (probably where some of the negative reviews come from). I enjoyed the season as did my wife and we hope to see a second season.

My first ever Spanish series is this comic book adaptation and suburban superheroic sitcom. Glorious fun with a deeply endearing cast and charismatically unpretentious. A fair amount of it is quite clunky and awkward but it works with it and there are some magnificent moments dotted throughout. Sad that we'll not see more of it - but a cute and diverting series and a characterful introduction to the world of Spanish TV. Also, I've never related more to a character than José Pamón. He is my king.