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This sitcom gets funnier and funnier by the episode. It peaks with the arrival of the brother (Gaston, a heck of an actor!). Highly recommended.

I was looking for something funny after so many so-so shows, and finally found it. Here's rooting for a second season.

Everything that can go wrong goes wrong. That's the premise of the series. It's cringe comedy with a heart. I really enjoyed it.

The show is not good enough to deserve a second season which will likely have. The script is poor, the acting is not top notch either, I watched it because I used to listen to the radio show "Metro y Medio" (Sebastian is a radio host and does stand up in real life). I dont think Natalie Perez(33) should have the role of Sebastian(46) ex wife Pilar, the age gap is notorious and I just couldnt picture them as a couple in the entire season but I have to say she does a correct job as an actress. There are some sparks of humor and I liked Sombrilla(Santiago Korovsky) who makes the show bearable with his appearances. This show reminds me in a bad way to Seinfeld (both do the same job in the show and real life) but It doesnt deliver a good product.

I really tried to like this but it was such an amateurish production, with a childish script, just did not happen. Perhaps it will have more success in Argentina since the humor and political commentary is most applicable to that country. Not a sitcom that translates well enough to have a lot of global appeal.

Into modern urban life in the city of Buenos Aires, where a rich mixture of ethnicities has yielded a thriving culture of the most varied range. The rather self-deprecating humor in the series, given its autochthonous nature, may go lost on international audiences but it might still be worth a watch.