Sanchez of Bel Air

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1986

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Richard Coca, Marcia del Mar, Alitzah, Reni Santoni, and Bobby Sherman in Sanchez of Bel Air (1986)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA self-made businessman moves his working-class Chicano family from east LA to Bel Air. After the pilot, the show mostly features typical 1980s sitcom scenarios rather than culture-based hum... Tout lireA self-made businessman moves his working-class Chicano family from east LA to Bel Air. After the pilot, the show mostly features typical 1980s sitcom scenarios rather than culture-based humor.A self-made businessman moves his working-class Chicano family from east LA to Bel Air. After the pilot, the show mostly features typical 1980s sitcom scenarios rather than culture-based humor.

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- 2 nominations au total

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1 saison 1986

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Before the Fresh Prince, there was... Sanchez

I can't believe nobody seems to remember Sanchez of Bel-Air. Not suggesting that the show was particularly memorable, and it certainly was not particularly good. But it was a key part of an era of cable when USA Network was getting its legs, long before they began showing "Law & Order" repeats or developing decent shows like "Monk." You could turn to USA back in the mid-80s and watch some real low-rent productions, of which "Sanchez" was one. The three that stick out in my mind original productions of the network from this time period are "Sanchez," "Check It Out" with Don Adams running a supermarket, and "Madame's Place" featuring puppet superstar combo Wayland Flowers and Madame. Otherwise, the network was good for "USA Up All Night" and game-show repeats before GSN came around.

As for Sanchez, I mainly remember pretty lame humor and overly excited canned laughter. But I never was able to think of "The Fresh Prince" without thinking first of you, Sanchez.