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Seasons & Episodes

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EP1  Leaving Las Vegas
Mar. 29,2017
Leaving Las Vegas

George quits his Las Vegas residency, causing big problems. Manolo gets out of jail and introduces his roommate, Hector, to everyone.

EP2  Moving on and Moving in
Apr. 05,2017
Moving on and Moving in

George and Olly pitch his new show idea to the network. Manolo is nervous about starting school to get his GED and Hector nearly destroys a bakery.

EP3  Coco for Lopez
Apr. 12,2017
Coco for Lopez

George has to navigate political correctness in order to convince a transgender actress to co-star in “Valleys.” Meanwhile, Manolo has problems with bullies at school and Maronzio starts a podcast.

EP4  George Dates His Daughter
Apr. 19,2017
George Dates His Daughter

George is asked out on a date by a beautiful woman: the actress who played his daughter on his old TV show, "Masiela Lusha" as Carmen, Olly starts tutoring Manolo.

EP5  No Country Club for Young Men
Apr. 26,2017
No Country Club for Young Men

George gets Hector a job at his country club, but he falls in with a bad crowd of rich kids; Olly's little sister rolls back into town; Manolo struggles to stay focused in his GED class

EP6  George Breaks In
May. 03,2017
George Breaks In

George appears on a home shopping channel to sell his grill and meets Lori, a billionairess. Manolo gets glasses.

EP7  George Gets Schooled
May. 10,2017
George Gets Schooled

George and Lori continue seeing each other while his gig as a guest lecturer at a local university goes badly; Manolo starts seeing his teacher after hours; Olly's sister's dating life becomes intertwined with Olly's work.

EP8  George Clowns Around
May. 17,2017
George Clowns Around

After alienating some of his core Latino fans, George appears as a guest on Platanito, a Latino talk show hosted by a clown; Hector makes his solo debut on the home shopping channel; Manolo and his teacher heat up.

EP9  Cuck You George Lopez
May. 24,2017
Cuck You George Lopez

George's friends have him worried that Lori wears the pants in their relationship. Pfeiffer complicates Olly's work life. Manolo gets laser eye surgery to please Wendy.

EP10  Lost in Trans-lation
May. 31,2017
Lost in Trans-lation

George's co-star's wild behavior puts the future of his TV show in jeopardy. Maronzio tries to woo his ex. Hector has a problem selling at work, which gets George and Lori talking again.

EP11  The Show Might Go On
Jun. 14,2017
The Show Might Go On

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EP12  Relevance
Jun. 21,2017
Relevance

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Lopez Audience Reviews

YouHeart I gave it a 7.5 out of 10
filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.
Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...
Aspen Orson There is definitely an excellent idea hidden in the background of the film. Unfortunately, it's difficult to find it.
travism-44784 If you like lazy writing and bad acting then George Lopez is the right actor for you.
u-22818 Why would you use very bad supporting cast members like Kathy Griffin? This show had so much potential, but you need the right people to make this show.
balthasar-89014 Lopez plays himself in a show much like Entourage. The shows centers around Lopez (this show's Vincent Chase) with his gang: Manolo (Turtle) the side-kick driver, Olly the social media focused agent, and Moronzio the comedian-friend.The first season is honestly has lots of issues. The comedy echos beats from Curb Your Enthusiasm, where Lopez plays a selfish jerk that induce moments of cringe or laughter, but isn't done as nearly as well Curb.However, the second season and near the end of season one the show gets much better. The characters start to show more depth that they aren't these people around each other for the sake of convenience, but they have some actual warmth for each other. George's character softens, so, he isn't so unlike-able. The plot lines also get better by adding more current events around the entertainment industry and add interesting side-characters that help create interesting situations like Hector, Olly's sister, and Coco.The shows also promotes ideas of diversity in a way that isn't preachy, but more real which is a real feat. The review score would be higher, if not for pretty weak first season. Otherwise, the show seems to be getting better and better, lets hope they can sustain it.
jperez-68937 "Lopez" is definitely one of the funnier "new" shows out there. George is at his best when he is himself - and his low key, natural, smooth performance allows for his supporting cast to shine. Each episode has a cool vibe, is entertaining and unfortunately I have to wait a whole week before the next one - "must see (cable)TV"!