One Day at a Time

This reimagining of the classic sitcom follows Penelope, a Cuban-American single mother and Army veteran navigating her life as a nurse and raising her two children in modern-day Los Angeles. With the help of her matriarchal mother, Lydia, and a quirky building superintendent, Schneider, she tackles the challenges of work, family, relationships, and social issues.

The series was widely praised for its groundbreaking representation of a Latinx family, its nuanced exploration of social issues like immigration, sexism, and LGBTQ+ rights, and its fresh take on the traditional sitcom format. It garnered significant critical acclaim for its humor, heart, and sharp writing.

• Praised for its progressive themes and authentic portrayal of a modern family.
• Lauded for balancing humor with serious social commentary.
• Celebrated for its exceptional cast performances, particularly Rita Moreno.
• Appreciated for its respectful and inclusive representation of Latinx culture.

Google audience: Audiences consistently praise the show for its relatable characters, heartwarming storylines, and its ability to tackle important social issues with both humor and sensitivity. Many viewers highlight the strong family dynamics and the show's positive and inclusive messaging.

Nominated for multiple Imagen Awards, GLAAD Media Awards, and Critics' Choice Television Awards. Won a Peabody Award.

The show's theme song is a modern update of the original 1970s sitcom's theme song, also titled 'One Day at a Time', and features the cast singing it.