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Get ready for a hilarious new episode of “Lopez vs Lopez” titled “Lopez vs Swap Meet,” airing at 8:00 Pm on Tuesday, April 9th, 2024, on NBC. In Season 2, Episode 3, viewers will be treated to a wild ride as George and Oscar take Quinten under their wing to toughen him up after he misses out on a promotion at the Apple Store.

With George and Oscar’s guidance, Quinten embarks on a crash course in street smarts and assertiveness at the swap meet. As they navigate the bustling marketplace, Quinten learns valuable lessons about standing up for himself and seizing opportunities in the cutthroat world of retail.

Meanwhile, Rosie finds herself in hot water when Mayan expresses her disdain for Rosie’s leopard-print style. Will Rosie be able to win Mayan over and prove that tacky can be trendy?

Join us as we witness the laughs, lessons, and chaos unfold in “Lopez vs Swap Meet.

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Get ready for an uproarious episode of “Lopez vs Lopez” titled “Lopez vs Swap Meet,” airing on NBC at 8:00 Pm on April 9, 2024. In this installment, tensions rise when Quinten faces disappointment after missing out on a promotion at the Apple Store for being perceived as too soft. Determined to toughen him up, George and Oscar take him to the swap meet, where they hope to impart some valuable life lessons.

As the family navigates the chaotic world of bargain hunting and bartering, they encounter...

Network: TV Land Episodes: 24 (half-hour)Seasons: TwoTV show dates: March 30, 2016 -- June 21, 2017Series status: CancelledPerformers include: George Lopez, Anthony "Citric" Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. TV show description: A semi-autobiographical project, this single-camera comedy series revolves around the life of actor and comedian George Lopez (playing a fictional version of himself). George struggles with wanting to give back to the Latino community where he grew up. However, he also feels as though he can never satisfy all the demands placed on him by both the celebrity world and his hometown. Read More…...

Vulture WatchWill George remain true to his roots? Has the Lopez TV show been cancelled or renewed for a third season on TV Land? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Lopez season three. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you? What's This TV Show About?A semi-autobiographical single-camera comedy on the TV Land cable channel, Lopez stars the actor and comedian as himself. The cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. While George wants to give back to the Latino community where he grew up, he feels like he never lives up to their lofty expectations. After working all through season one to get a residency show in Vegas, season two of Lopez finds George motivated...

Although George Lopez's FX sitcom, Saint George, was cancelled after one season in 2014, his latest TV show, Lopez, was renewed for season two on TV Land, -- despite ratings that would have seen it quickly cancelled on a broadcast network. How will it do this year? Will Lopez be cancelled or renewed for a third season? Stay tuned.A semi-autobiographical single-camera comedy series, Lopez stars the actor and comedian as himself. The TV Land cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. While George wants to give back to the Latino community where he grew up, he feels like he never lives up to their lofty expectations. After working all through season one to get a residency show in Vegas, season two of Lopez finds George motivated to move on to bigger and better things. He's tired of...

In bad news for George Lopez fans, TV Land has cancelled his Lopez TV show after two seasons. Given its Nielsen ratings, the cancellation of this semi-autobiographical single-camera comedy might be less of a surprise than was its June 2016 renewal. The series has already been removed from the network's press site. A TV Land sitcom, Lopez stars the actor and comedian as himself. The cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. It follows George, who wants to give back to the Latino community where he grew up, yet feels he fails to live up to its high expectations. Read More…...

Vulture WatchWill George remain true to his roots? Has the Lopez TV show been cancelled or renewed for a third season on TV Land? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Lopez season three. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you? What's This TV Show About?A semi-autobiographical single-camera comedy on the TV Land cable channel, Lopez stars the actor and comedian as himself. The cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. While George wants to give back to the Latino community where he grew up, he feels like he never lives up to their lofty expectations. After working all through season one to get a residency show in Vegas, season two of Lopez finds George motivated...

Although George Lopez's FX sitcom, Saint George, was cancelled after one season in 2014, his latest TV show, Lopez, was renewed for season two on TV Land, -- despite ratings that would have seen it quickly cancelled on a broadcast network. How will it do this year? Will Lopez be cancelled or renewed for a third season? Stay tuned.A semi-autobiographical single-camera comedy series, Lopez stars the actor and comedian as himself. The TV Land cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora. While George wants to give back to the Latino community where he grew up, he feels like he never lives up to their lofty expectations. After working all through season one to get a residency show in Vegas, season two of Lopez finds George motivated to move on to bigger and better things. He's tired of...

George Lopez is going bad in Season 2 of his TV Land comedy “Lopez,” with TheWrap scoring an exclusive first look at the season’s key art (below). With the tagline “One Bad Hombre,” Lopez is clearly referencing the phrase so famously used by Donald Trump on the presidential campaign trail… and turning it on its head. Season 2 finds George frustrated with the tediousness of having to do the same show every night in Vegas. Along with his manager Olly (Hayley Huntley) and his opening act Maronzio (Maronzio Vance), George tries to move on to bigger and better things that will make him relevant.

Lopez has some new company. Today, TV Land announced Ray Diaz has joined season two of the TV series, which is set to debut in March.The comedy stars George Lopez as a semi-fictional version of himself trying to give back to the Latino community where he grew up. The cast also includes Anthony “Citric” Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora.Read More…...

Ray Diaz (East Los High, Real Husbands of Hollywood) has joined the Season 2 cast of George Lopez’s TV Land comedy Lopez as a series regular. Diaz will make his debut in the first episode of the new season on March 29 as Hector, a friend from Manolo's (Anthony "Citric" Campos) past, who becomes like a son to George and a little brother to Manolo and Maronzio (Maronzio Vance). With George's help, Hector tries to get on his feet and find something he's good at. The ladies…...

George Lopez had a long-running sitcom on ABC called The George Lopez Show but his last sitcom, Saint George, was cancelled after one season. How will this newest series perform? Cancelled or renewed for a second season? Stay tuned.

A semi-autobiographical project, Lopez is a single-camera comedy series revolves around the life of actor and comedian George Lopez. He struggles with wanting to give back to the Latino community where he grew up but feels as though he can never live up to the expectations of his hometown. The rest of the cast includes Anthony "Citric" Campos, Hayley Huntley, James Michael Connor, Maronzio Vance, and Ashley Zamora.

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Actor/comedian Maronzio Vance has booked a series regular role in TV Land’s Lopez, a semi-autobiographical, single camera comedy starring and executive produced by George Lopez. It revolves around America's most successful Hispanic American comedian (George Lopez) playing himself, and explores how he struggles between his two worlds and crises – often of his own making. Vance will play George's opening act comedian who's also trying to broaden his side career as a…...

Since 1998, "Comedy Central Presents" introduced comics like Mike Birbiglia, Mitch Hedbgerg, Dane Cook, Maria Bamford, and countless others to a national audience in their first televised stand-up specials. This year, however, Comedy Central is replacing that long-running half-hour stand-up series with a new one: The cable network will begin taping the first season of "The Half Hour" in Boston next week.Comedians Joe Mande, Rory Scovel, Jesse Popp, David O'Doherty, Michael Palascak, Garfunkel & Oates (Kate Micucci and Riki Lindholm), Neal Brennan, Na'im Lynn, Brendon Walsh, Nick Vatterott, Maronzio Vance, and Theo Von are the dozen established and up-and-coming acts who will tape their first Comedy Central solo specials for the series.Tapings will take place from Tuesday, Feb. 28 to Thursday, March 1 at The Royale in Boston. There will be two shows per night, featuring two comedians each. If you live in the Boston area, click here to request...

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We're down to ten comedians left on 'Last Comic Standing' (Mon., 9Pm Et on NBC). And -- as the title of the show would indicate -- everyone is battling for the top prize.

On the newest episode, one of the comics performing was Maronzio Vance, who did a routine where he discussed superheroes. Specifically, he mentioned how as a kid, he wanted to be Batman -- but couldn't figure out a way to afford the cape, the costume, and all the rest of the gadgets.

You should listen to the clip of his performance -- since Maronzio is best heard as he performs live. But since he brings up the issue of Batman, we'd like to say that we've always had a few questions of our own about the Caped Crusader.

For example: why can no one figure out that Bruce Wayne is Batman?...