¿Qué Pasa, U.S.A.? (1977)

Warm, silly and affectionate, like dropping in on a loud family whose petty squabbles always end in laughter and a shared meal.}{.

A gentle, joke-filled sitcom that feels like being welcomed into a loud, loving family gathering where every episode ends on a warm note.

A breezy, good-natured culture-clash sitcom that coasts on neighbourly awkwardness and warm chuckles rather than big laughs.

A gentle, easygoing half-hour of warm family chaos, told in tidy little vignettes that drift by pleasantly without asking much of you.

A gentle, good-natured culture-clash comedy about family readjustment, full of relatable mishaps and warm humour.

A gentle, good-natured sitcom that ambles through everyday family life with mild laughs and a warm, welcoming tone.

A light, easygoing sitcom about clashing families, pleasant to dip into without much effort.

Loud, silly neighbour squabbles that you can half-watch while folding laundry, with the occasional sharp jab at Spanish life.

A gentle, chatty slice of teenage family life where small squabbles and warm reconciliations fill each half-hour.

A light, breezy sitcom about mismatched romances and family friction, easy to dip into and forget.

A gentle, wry family comedy that ambles along, mixing mild culture-clash awkwardness with warm domestic humour.

A gentle, joke-a-minute household sitcom where generational and cultural friction is played for easy laughs and cosy familiarity.