Anyone remember: VIVA VALDEZ and JUST OUR LUCK w/ T.K. Carter?

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

Where did you find these ratings?

Wouldn't QUE PASA USA? be considered the first sitcom centered around a spanish-speaking family?

He keeps posting ratings without a Source and think we are going to take it seriously-lol

[Du Mont]

Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

Where did you find these ratings?

Wouldn't QUE PASA USA? be considered the first sitcom centered around a spanish-speaking family?

I found the ratings in a file folder, and they are a merge of regular season and summer season ratings from Nielsen.

I consider VIVA VALDEZ to be the first Spanish-family sitcom as it debuted in May 1976, a year before QUE PASA USA debuted in May of 1977.

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by DuMont Demo

I found the ratings in a file folder, and they are a merge of regular season and summer season ratings from Nielsen.

I consider VIVA VALDEZ to be the first Spanish-family sitcom as it debuted in May 1976, a year before QUE PASA USA debuted in May of 1977.

Thank you for that. Do you have ratings of other years as well? That is really interesting info.

I though Que Pasa debuted in 1976...my bad.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by DuMont Demo

I found the ratings in a file folder, and they are a merge of regular season and summer season ratings from Nielsen.

I consider VIVA VALDEZ to be the first Spanish-family sitcom as it debuted in May 1976, a year before QUE PASA USA debuted in May of 1977.

But how did you get access to them?

[Bob's TV Treasures]

I have the opening credits for VIVA VALDEZ, but nothing more...

[weldonballou]

Originally Posted by howilu

I remember Viva Valdez. it was one of the few shows of the 70s with a predominately Hispanic cast. The one thing i remember was when Cousin Jerry (played by Jorge Cevera Jr.) entered the house, he would always say "Hello everybody!"

Haha yes there's a few full episodes on YouTube on one of Sony's many clip channels. He was the STAR for sure!