Hot Topic: George Lopez 100th Episode

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Slayer of stereotypes

'Lopez' breaks barriers and longevity records as skein sets 'cultural milestone'
It was about time. The network track record on Latino-fronted sitcoms was abysmal when ABC launched "The George Lopez Show" in 2002. "George Lopez" came along just as new demographic info started emerging about the nation's fastest-growing minority group and in the same time frame that other shows, such as Fox's "Luis" and the WB's "Greetings From Tucson," also emerged.
Michael Schneider | 3/28/06 8:45pm

Population shift punches aud numbers

Hispanic increase affects TV landscape
Paul Cullum | 3/28/06 8:45pm

Bullock finds producing congenial

Thesp set out to create opportunities for Latinos on network TV
Michael Ventre | 3/28/06 8:45pm

The decline of family values

After years of success, sitcoms based on comedians and their kin are on the wane
Michael Schneider | 3/28/06 8:45pm
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Concerts draw from life experiences

Lopez's appeal to live audiences results in sold-out gigs
Matt Hurwitz | 3/28/06 8:45pm

Cast reflections

Thesps offer some insight to 'George Lopez'
| 3/28/06 8:45pm

Please, be our guest

During its five-season run, a plethora of guests have visited 'George Lopez'
| 3/28/06 8:45pm

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