“Lopez vs Lopez,” which wraps its third season Feb. 7, rates as a hit NBC sitcom that is the only Latinx show currently on a broadcast network with national exposure.


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“Lopez vs Lopez,” which wraps its third season Feb. 7, rates as a hit NBC sitcom that is the only Latinx show currently on a broadcast network with national exposure.{ai:summary}<p>“Lopez vs Lopez” is a successful NBC sitcom set to conclude its third season on February 7. It stands out as the only Latinx show on a broadcast network with national reach. #culture</p>

George & Mayan Lopez turn real life into hit show

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