A young, devout Catholic woman discovers that she was accidentally artificially inseminated.A young, devout Catholic woman discovers that she was accidentally artificially inseminated.A young, devout Catholic woman discovers that she was accidentally artificially inseminated.
- Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
- 22 wins & 79 nominations total
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- TriviaFirst show in The CW history to earn a Golden Globe nomination
- Crazy creditsSPOILER: Episodes after "Chapter Forty-Seven" (#3.3) have the word Virgin crossed out of the onscreen title, and instead reflect Jane's emotions or activities for that particular episode; such as Jane the Guilty Catholic, Jane the Helicopter Mom, or Jane the Flirt.
- SoundtracksJane the Virgin Theme
Written by Gustavo Santaolalla
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I came in with trepidation. The whole premise is preposterous. How wrong could I have been? Turns out very.
"Jane the Virgin" (still not thrilled with the title) is beyond charming. The lead actress is adorable and so believable -- even in this jaded age. The switching between English and Spanish dialog (please don't change this; Americans don't like sub-titles but the gimmick works) -- muy excelente! The very witty writing about cultural mores, traditional and contemporary, is something very missing in today's entertainment. I caught a repeat episode of "Mike and Molly" the other night (I've only seen the first episode and did not laugh once) and was reminded of the raw, crude language that completely turned me off; that is not comedy. Yet, it is the norm today, unfortunately.
Go ahead and take the plunge -- give "Jane the Virgin" a try. She will steal your heart; she already has mine.
"Jane the Virgin" (still not thrilled with the title) is beyond charming. The lead actress is adorable and so believable -- even in this jaded age. The switching between English and Spanish dialog (please don't change this; Americans don't like sub-titles but the gimmick works) -- muy excelente! The very witty writing about cultural mores, traditional and contemporary, is something very missing in today's entertainment. I caught a repeat episode of "Mike and Molly" the other night (I've only seen the first episode and did not laugh once) and was reminded of the raw, crude language that completely turned me off; that is not comedy. Yet, it is the norm today, unfortunately.
Go ahead and take the plunge -- give "Jane the Virgin" a try. She will steal your heart; she already has mine.
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