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.

Sorry, this movie sucks

Memorable, crazy movie

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

I normally have pity and respect for a character like George. but honestly I never approved of this show. The profanity is too extreme. They use the A-- word in this show little too much. like I could be walking past my mothers television to go to the kitchen and I hear somebody use A--. Which I realize most comedian shows now use that word and I don't know why. but I think this show can lower the percentage of their fowl language. I remember 15 years ago when you heard people on TV say kick your butt or don't be such a jerk. Now they say don't be such an A--. Its still a dirty word to be using on shows like this. which is why most TV shows are now considered inappropriate for little kids and for the people who might not approve of that kind of language.

George Lopez is a terrible Latino actor and this show is horrible. Shows such as king of the hill are helluva lot funnier and more relaxing to watch than this ever will be and are A++ family comedies. Even Lopez's voice is horrible and disgusting to listen to. The family in this is not the best and is terrible acting w/ how they treat each other and doesn't look real because of their clothing, set design, etc. Lopez doesn't even look appealing to watch on the commercials for his new idiotic show idea, Lopez tonight. Even shows such as full house and home improvement are more believable than this because of how the families acted. Forrest Gump is way more believable than Lopez because tom hanks actually made it look real w/ his accent and how well he told the story. Lopez deserved neither of his shows

I didn't see any of the episodes when they were first run on ABC, but when The George Lopez Show entered reruns, my girlfriend (who's a fan of the show) and I frequently watch them and to me it's one of TV's groundbreaking sitcoms for its predominately Hispanic casting and the avoidance of stereotypes. In some ways, George Lopez resembles The Drew Carey Show, which is produced by the same production company. First Lopez, like Carey plays a fictional version of himself and his mother Benny, brilliantly played by Belita Moreno is somewhat of a female antagonist like Mimi. The show's supporting cast in addition to Moreno is outstanding. Constance Marie has great chemistry as Lopez's wife Angie and Masiela Lusha and Luis Armand Garcia who plays the Lopez's children are destined for success. Let's not overlook Valente Rodriguez as Ernie and Emiliano Diaz as George's father-in-law. Also, Sandra Bullock, who was one of the show's executive producers, appeared in a few episodes as Accident Amy. To me, she resembled an adult female version of Steve Urkel. The one other thing about the show that stood out was the writing. A number of episodes were based on George's personal experiences and the storyline about Lopez being abandoned by his father was base on his real-life situation. ABC shouldn't have canceled the show. It's the best TV show to feature Hispanic performers. not to mention, the winner of several ALMA awards.

This is a hilarious show, contrary to what veestar614 thinks. A laugh is a laugh is a laugh, especially since we're talking about a 1/2 hour family sitcom, not a documentary. I know zip about Latino culture (my Spanish is limited to "yo no hablo español") but this is only of my favourite shows on TV right now.George Lopez overacts somewhat, but it is in character, and Angie Lopez (played by Constance Marie) is the perfect serious foil for George's over-the-top-ness, as are George's kids, Max and Carmen, his mother Benny and his friend Eddie.So many comedies based on the "name brand" aspect of successful comedian end up being ego trips with the "star" so greatly overshadowing the rest of the cast that it's like they aren't even there. But on the George Lopez show, the co-stars are truly that - they get decent screen time and they get some good funny lines which they can all deliver perfectly, even the kid playing Max. And Masiela Lusha is great playing the overwrought teenage girl so much like how her father is so excitable without becoming an un-funny stereotype.I give the show a 4.5 out of 5 stars.