Kimberly McCullough Archives

Review: With Love, let’s hit all the holidays

4 Comments / Spanish Language, Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / December 18, 2021 / #eldersrock, Benito Martinez, Constance Marie, Desmond Chiam, Emeraude Toubia, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Hiromi Kamata, Isis King, Kimberly McCullough, Mark Indelicato, Meera Menon, Pepe Serna, Renee Victor, Rome Flynn, Todd Grinnell, Vincent Rodriguez III, Women Directors

With Love is a too quick 5 episode romp through the holidays with an extended family. By holidays, I mean Nochebuena, New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, Independence Day, and Día De Los Muertos. As we travel through the year we explore the love lives of various members of the family.

Melissa Fumero, Gloria Estefan, Rita Moreno, Justina Machado and Stephanie Beatriz in One Day at a Time

Review: One Day at a Time, season 3

Leave a Comment / Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / February 14, 2019 / #eldersrock, Alex Quijano, Angela Barnes Gomes, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Gloria Estefan, India de Beaufort, Isabella Gomez, James Martinez, Judy Reyes, Justina Machado, Kimberly McCullough, Marcel Ruiz, Melissa Fumero, Mike Royce, One Day at a Time, Pamela Fryman, Phill Lewis, Rita Moreno, Stephanie Beatriz, Tony Plana, trailers, Women Directors

One Day at a Time returned for season 3 with laughs, tears, and plenty of hard hitting topics to wrap stories around.

Review: One Day at a Time, season 2

Leave a Comment / Streaming, TV series / By Virginia DeBolt / January 29, 2018 / Ed Quinn, elders rock, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Isabella Gomez, Ivonne Coll, James Martinez, Jane the Virgin, Justina Machado, Kimberly McCullough, Mackenzie Phillips, Marcel Ruiz, Mike Royce, One Day at a Time, Pamela Fryman, Pat Harrington Jr, Patricia Fass Palmer, Phill Lewis, Rita Moreno, season 2, Sheridan Pierce, Stephen Tobolowsky, Switched at Birth, Todd Grinnell, Tony Plana, West Side Story, Women Directors

One Day at a Time, season 2, is a perfect example of a hard-hitting comedy series. It takes important issues and sets them up in a way that makes sense, makes incisive points, and makes comedy while doing it. One Day at a Time is complete excellence in every way. Beware the spoilers.