One Day at a Time

This reboot of the classic sitcom follows Penelope Alvarez, a newly single mother and U.S. Army veteran, as she navigates the challenges of raising her two children, Elena and Alex, in a rapidly changing world. With the help of her quirky Cuban-American family and her building superintendent, Schneider, Penelope juggles work, dating, and family life, all while dealing with PTSD and cultural identity. The series tackles modern issues with humor and heart, offering a fresh perspective on family dynamics and societal concerns.

The 2017 reboot of 'One Day at a Time' was met with widespread critical acclaim for its sharp writing, excellent performances, and its sensitive yet humorous exploration of contemporary issues affecting families, immigrants, and the LGBTQ+ community. It was praised for honoring the spirit of the original while bringing a relevant, modern voice. Despite its critical success, the show struggled with viewership numbers on network television, leading to its eventual cancellation and subsequent revival on a streaming platform.

• Praised for its heartfelt and humorous portrayal of a modern family navigating complex social issues.

• Celebrated for outstanding performances, particularly from Rita Moreno and Justina Machado.

• Applauded for its respectful and authentic representation of Cuban-American culture and LGBTQ+ themes.

Google audience: Viewers overwhelmingly loved the show's humor, its diverse and relatable characters, and its ability to tackle important social issues with sensitivity and authenticity. Many appreciated the strong family bonds and the progressive themes, highlighting it as a must-watch for its meaningful representation.

Nominated for multiple Emmy Awards and GLAAD Media Awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series.

Rita Moreno, who plays matriarch Lydia, was a fan of the original 'One Day at a Time' and actively pursued a role in the reboot, even initially auditioning for the role of the mother before being cast as the grandmother.