The synopsis that is given for this series is pretty general. It’s the end of the school year and a high school teacher finds out that some of his kids are being expelled (for various reasons). Him being the compassionate teacher he is, tries to help his kids so they aren’t expelled and stay in school.

And I will admit that is a good hook so someone would want to watch the series. HOWEVER, the show doesn’t just revolve around that synopsis; it’s about much more. While taking a comedic turn, the show does dig into some issues about society, life, etc. while moving on to other matters besides the kids almost being expelled.

==Note: there is some cursing as well as sexual references made throughout the show==

Pros....
-:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol: It’s a quick watch:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:
You can’t say you don’t really have time for it since it is so compact.
- :asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:The show is pretty laidback but meaningful:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:
Maybe because of its comedic flare, but I didn’t feel as if the show was forced. I actually felt more inclined to listen to the message they were conveying because there wasn’t drama flung ontop of it and not feel cringey about it as if I were watching some Disney shows.
- :asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:The cast and their acting:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:
As bad as it may seem, I knew of Iglesias by face and that he was famous....for what though I didn’t know. After seeing this show that’s when I looked up the cast, and I saw he was a stand-up comedian who delivered everything spectacularly. To be at his level, let alone follow after him would be pretty hard. Yet, as a whole, although the rest of the cast wasn’t as funny as Iglesias, they added their certain charms to their characters. Not only that, you could honestly tell that the cast loved to work with each other.
-:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol: It hits home:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:
There was actually a few spots in the episodes where I felt that this feels so similar to George Lopez. Even my sister who saw a few minutes agreed. And I’m not saying that just because of the comedy, or that the main characters are Latin. No. More because of the issues that are tackled (but in a school setting) but modernizing them. And if you ever had those teachers who actually tried their hardest to teacher, and cared for their students...this makes you miss them to a degree.

Cons....
- At times I couldn’t tell if I was a new day, or the same day