Finally after years and years and years and then another week of waiting...the great producer, Norman Lear, is bringing his groundbreaking show: One Day At A Time, back to CBS.
One Day At A Time on CBS
What an amazing story this is. The original One Day at a Time starring Valerie Bertinelli and Bonnie Franklin debuted on CBS in 1975.
Then in 2017, original producer Norman Lear, reimagined the show with a Latinx family and debuted in on Netflix.
Despite a loyal audience, Netflix canceled the show, but after an outcry from fans it was picked up by Pop TV.
Well, Pop TV happens to have the same parent company as CBS, so now, because Covid has caused a shortage of new programming for the networks, One Day at a Time is coming back to CBS!
With its Latinx cast and LGBTQ storylines, this show is as groundbreaking as ever. And with the EGOT legend, Rita Moreno as the matriarch, it is must watch, laugh out loud funny television.
Look for episodes on CBS Mondays! (and catch up on the first seasons on Netflix)
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