One Day at a Time found a second life with Pop TV (home of Schitt’s Creek) after Netflix pulled the plug last year, and the series is kicking off its new season by throwing some shade at its former streaming home.
In a preview clip ahead of the March 24 premiere, the Alvarez family is back together and getting cozy for a movie night. Wholesome!
Penelope (Justina Machado) asks Alex (Marcel Ruiz) if he’s decided what the fam will watch, to which Alex replies: “No. It’s like there’s nothing good on Netflix anymore.”
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“Oooohhh,” the audience squeals in knowing delight. Either that or someone in the tech booth loaded up the “Oooohhh” track.
Then Ray Romano knocks on the door and some topical points about the census are explored. Fun!
Watch below:
Allow us to reintroduce: The Alvarezs. ? Here's your first look at the season premiere of #ODAAT, returning March 24th on @PopTV! pic.twitter.com/LSquYoZOWQ
— One Day at a Time (@OneDayAtATime) March 10, 2020
Back when the Rosanne drama was going on in 2018, Netflix was still eager to remind viewers about ODaaT:
Reminder: @OneDayAtATime is a sitcom about a tight-knit, working class family that tackles extremely topical social issues in a smart and innovative way. Ya know, if you’re suddenly looking for a show like that… pic.twitter.com/er4Fx6Cxb6
— Netflix US (@netflix) May 30, 2018
Catch the new season on Pop TV beginning March 24.
startenout
This is the best news of 2020, so far!
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Felecia
Okay…I remember this sitcom when it was FIRST called a show about current topics important to families in America; but that ‘One Day at a Time’ had MacKenzie Phillips, Valerie Bertinelli, and Bonnie -somebody playing a newly-single mother of two teenagers in early 1970’s California, and the problems resulting from requiring employment when she used to be a Housewife..definitely the current topic from THAT era, lol…still, nothing is ever TRULY new or even original; keep the copyrighted name, but toss the rest and magically the family is Hispanic with a whole DIFFERENT set of 2020 issues to deal with…throw in some canned-laughter, and hope for the best….no wonder my grandkids ignore TV and just stream what they choose to watch, lol….this industry rides a dying mule into a ghost town and doesn’t even know it. Thank God for The Masked Singer, it being the most original and fun television program in decades, lol…not so sure about THIS warmed-over piece of crap from yesteryear…..
ShowMeGuy
Bonnie Franklin……and they were living in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Also the “remake” has already had a successful multi-season run on Netflix and fans were shocked when Netflix decided to end the remake version. There was also nothing “warmed over” about it.
Meanwhile……The Masked Singer brings on career singers and puts them behind a mask and we listen to them attempt to sing while sports stars, actors, models, or politicians….. none of whom are known for singing, do amazing performances. The professional singers sound like dog shit….and people fall all over them anyway just because they are a famous singer. Two seasons in…..and The Masked Singer is already predictable and boring.