George Lopez

While on their neighborhood watch route, George and Angie stumble across the new neighbor and his offensive lawn ornaments.

George always feels lonely on Father's Day since he never knew his father. So when his father-in-law, Vic, asks him to play in a father-son golf game against Vic's biggest rivals, Dr. Anthony Tovar and his son, Tony, George is touched.

When Max breaks George's computer, he decides to teach Max the value of a buck by making him pay for it by working at the factory with him. But the plan backfires when Max decides college isn't for him and decides to work full time at the plant.

When the factory is bought out by someone who plans on moving the plant to Mexico, George goes to bat for his employees, until the new owner presents him with a very lucrative offer.

George tells a little lie to avoid visiting Angie's family for the holidays but regrets it when he spends Christmas alone.

George's 13-year-old daughter Carmen lies about having her period to get out of swimming class; George might need to dismiss his mother Benny from the factory.

George pretends to be Carmen online to discover the truth about a party she's attending with her very first boyfriend.

George doesn't celebrate his birthday because his mom never threw him a party; in turn, Max doesn't want a birthday party either. Angie feels George's attitude is having an unhealthy impact on Max and is determined to throw George his first birthday party.

George thinks that despite Max's school play about stranger danger, that's he not ready to walk to school by himself. But Angie doesn't agree. He attempts to show Max horror films and follows him secretly to school to see if he's prepared.

George runs into his aunt at the store and finds out that Benny has been lying to him for over 30 years and that his father is alive and is living in California.

George quickly learns the meaning of company loyalty when his bosses ask him to pitch in on the assembly line and he's offered a job by a competitor with ulterior motives. Meanwhile, Carmen has to choose whether she wants to keep her best friend Toby or be part of the in-crowd.

When Ernie considers marrying a troubled woman, Tammy (Gigi Rice), George risks their friendship to keep him from making the biggest mistake of his life.

When Max complains about the braces on his teeth, George takes him to the dentist, Dr. Holland who is a provider on the company medical insurance plan.

In a plea to get Max additional help in school, George confesses to his long-lost sister, Superintendent of Schools Linda Lorenzo, that she was given up for adoption at birth--and worse, Benny is her real mother.

When a major earthquake shakes Los Angeles, George's repressed childhood fears resurface. Despite a positive assessment of the house from a contractor, George refuses to go back in, and he and Carmen set up a tent in the backyard.

When Benny demands money for a box of George's old things, he is shocked to learn that she had helped him and Angie start up a life--but she also owes George money from a source about which he never knew.

George tries to convert the garage into an office for Angie's business, but when it proves too difficult, he calls Victor and Bobby, two friends from the old neighborhood who cut corners to get the job done on time, but it doesn't pass the city inspection.

When George and Angie find out that Carmen and her boyfriend, Jason have become intimate now that the teens live in the same house, they think about asking Jason to move out.

George acts as Jason's sports agent when NFL quarterbacks Daunte Culpepper and Donovan McNabb visit the Lopez house to draft Jason for their alma maters. And a minor league baseball recruiter also approaches Jason to sign a contract.

George Lopez has made lemonade from lemons at every turn. Since he became plant manager at a Los Angeles airplane-parts factory, George has handled a complicated and tumultuous job, a strong but challenging marriage...

Benny gambles away the paychecks George gave her to find an apartment.

Pretending he's the mayor of Los Angeles, George bullies a menacing biker who won't release a stray dog that George's depressed mom, Benny, has grown to love. But the plan backfires when the real L.A. mayor, Antonio Villaraigosa, visits the Lopez family.

Rather than give in to Benny's incessant pleas to buy her a new car, George and Angie agree to drive her around town just to get her out of the house.

George and Angie worry that Carmen's planning to have sex with a boy from school after her breasts develop and she comes home with a hickey.

George thinks he's found his real father when he meets one of Benny's coworkers that she supposedly slept with 35 years ago.