One Day at a Time

Serie de TV
2017–2020
TV-PG
30min

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8.1/10

19 k

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Rita Moreno, Justina Machado, Todd Grinnell, Isabella Gomez, and Marcel Ruiz in One Day at a Time (2017)

The Alvarez family returns for Season 3 on Feb. 8.

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Sitcom Comedy Drama

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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8.1/10

19 k

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2,106

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Ganó 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 14 premios ganados y 53 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados4 temporadas4 años

Trivia
After 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...")

Errores
The 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.

Conexiones
Featured in Needs More Gay: One Gay at a Time (2017)

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10/10

Really great show

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.