Starring George Lopez, Saint George is a sit-com which revolves around the life of a successful Mexican-American entrepreneur living in Los Angeles, USA.

The show’s synopsis describes George’s life as “hectic” because of his commitment to his eleven-year-old son, “demanding” ex-wife and “overbearing mother”. Isn’t it interesting that his main source of hassle seems to derive from the women in his life? We can already imagine how these misogynistic, stereotypical female characters are played out and it sounds like reviewers have confirmed our suspicions.

According to reviews, most of the humour delivered in the show comes from tired, over-used sex, penis and fat jokes, which paints a slap-stick, outdated and potentially derogatory picture.

One Rotten Tomatoes user wrote: “Like many a sitcom male, [George Lopez] may have outsized expectations. Based on the penis and fat-joke-ridden pilot (titled “Won’t Get Fooled Again”), I’m keeping mine pretty low.”

Another said: “The jokes are mostly about sex and when they’re not, there is a bit of meanness to them that gets really old after a bit.”

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