George Lopez has been consistently busy since the ’80s, whether it’s through stand-up comedy or acting roles. His schedule for 2025 includes the NBC sitcom “Lopez vs. Lopez“, which is currently in its third season. With his birthday coming up in April (he’ll be 64), some might wonder if retirement is on the horizon for him. However, he has recently shared insights about what’s next after “Lopez vs. Lopez“.
Although the fourth season of “Lopez vs. Lopez” hasn’t been confirmed yet, the series continues to perform well for NBC, making a renewal seem likely. With George Lopez being a high-profile talent, it wouldn’t be unexpected if the show were to continue. Moreover, George Lopez enjoys working on the show even more now that his real-life daughter, Mayan Lopez, plays his TV daughter. In an interview with “People,” he shared his experiences collaborating with her on “Lopez vs Lopez.
Initially, I noticed signs of her being slightly annoyed or stressed, which prompted me to engage with her briefly. However, off-set, she puts in tremendous effort. My main emphasis is punctuality, and she never fails to deliver. It’s thrilling! Each week, as we continue the show, she seems to improve remarkably. She’s taking on more physical roles, developing her characters more deeply, which aligns with her aspirations at age 12 when she expressed a desire to be on television.
In Hollywood, collaborating with family on a project isn’t entirely unusual, but for George and Mayan, it’s distinctively unique. Besides portraying her father’s TV daughter, Mayan is also a co-creator of the series alongside her dad and Debby Wolfe. The future duration of the show remains uncertain, yet both father and daughter appear to be savoring it immensely.
Regarding the duration of “Lopez vs Lopez”, it’s challenging to foresee as a show isn’t guaranteed until it is officially renewed. Currently in its third season, the series airs on Friday nights on NBC and can be streamed with a Peacock subscription. Although George Lopez himself isn’t certain about its future, he has ideas for where the show might go and what he may choose to pursue next.
I’m hoping it continues for a bit longer, but afterward, I’d appreciate some personal time.
After the conclusion of the “Lopez vs Lopez” event, it’s understandable that Lopez might want some time away for rest. He’s keen on continuing with the show for a few more years, but the show’s duration ultimately hinges on NBC’s decision to keep it running. This doesn’t necessarily imply that Lopez is planning a permanent retirement post “Lopez vs Lopez.” Instead, he might be seeking a temporary break, or maybe focusing more on stand-up comedy or other interests in the future.
Given that Lopez vs Lopez appears to be staying for the moment, contingent upon a fourth season renewal, fans can rest easy without any immediate concerns. Fresh episodes of this sitcom resume on January 31 at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC. The current third season will continue until February 7, leaving us in suspense as to when the network might decide about a Season 4, though its timing remains uncertain.
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2025-01-21 06:07