#mr iglesias netflix

[franciya]

I love this show so fucking much,it makes me want to cry with joy

#mr iglesias netflix #mr iglesias #please Netflix throw my way anything that has the humor even remotely like this #everything else you have sucks

[ellasmellas]

she's so me

#mr iglesias #mr iglesias netflix #real

[theserenityinviolence]

mr iglesias is my comfort show and that is relevant

some how

#mr iglesias #netflix #comfort show #it literally #i can #i never get bored of it #lol #MARISOL MY BELOVED #MICKEY MY BELVOED'

[izaacs-notdeadyet]

If Netflix cancels one more goddamn show I’m going to cancel their subscription to life.

#inside job #dead end paranormal park #the umbrella academy #the dark fucking Crystal #mr. iglesias #WAS TO FUCKING GOOD FOR THIS WORLD WHY NETFLIX #WHYYYYYYY

[iwillhaveamoonbase]

#altered carbon #mr iglesias #the bastard son & the devil himself #the society #the midnight club #cursed #I'm not okay with this #1899 #santa clarita diet #blockbuster

[marcelabyers]

me and my netflix original sitcoms that only i know and is a fan of

( looking at you family reunion, mr. iglesias, team kaylie, the big show show, marlon, all about the washingtons and fuller house )

#family reunion #fuller house #mr iglesias

[twittercomfrnklin2001-blog]

The Skin I Live In

Pedro Almodovar has said his THE SKIN I LIVE IN (2011, Netflix disc, On Demand) is influenced by Georges Franju’s EYES WITHOUT A FACE (1960) and Fritz Lang’s thrillers. I think it also has a very Hitchcockian air, with its focus on obsession and hidden motives relating it to Almodovar’s other more serious thrillers like BAD EDUCATION (2004) and BROKEN EMBRACES (2009). Those who prefer his earlier work may be disappointed that there’s none of the delirious camp humor of WHAT HAVE I DONE TO DESERVE THIS? (1984) or WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF AN NERVOUS BREAKDOWN (1988), but after a slow start, it becomes almost compulsively watchable. It seems at first about a plastic surgeon (Antonio Banderas) holding a patient (Elena Anaya) hostage as he experiments on her. Before long, however, it turns into a complex rape-revenge tale with a decidedly queer slant. Banderas is restrained, almost constricted, as the surgeon on a mission, but he has the talent to direct his energy into his eyes and the smallest gestures. He takes the star’s tendency to hold something back and uses it to enhance his characterization. He’s matched by Anaya’s wide-eyed, seeming innocence and a great character turn by Almodovar regular Marisa Paredes as the housekeeper with a secret. She seems Mrs. Danvers at first but eventually emerges as Hannah Cord (from the PEYTON PLACE TV series). Alberto Iglesias’ score adds to the Hitchcockian feel as Almodovar’s camera (under Jose Luis Alcaine) glides through the doctor’s chic villa. This is not a film for everyone. There are two rapes presented rather brutally, but more than that, Almodovar has a way of making you question your own responses to his work. He sucks you into worlds you never thought or necessarily wanted to inhabit and makes you like it in spite of yourself.

#pedro almodovar #antonio banderas #spanish film #queer film #rape-revenge film

[oceansrose2002]

Mother! How have you been lately, I just wanted to check up on you <3

I have been tired mentally physically and emotionally! But I have started to watch mr iglesias on netflix

[jasminebumiller]

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Mr. Iglesias is a Netflix sitcom starring comedian Gabriel Iglesias. The series revolves around a history teacher, Mr. Iglesias, who ends up teaching students because they are doing poorly and saves them from being kicked out by the Assistant Principal. The show touches on effective themes and development that build towards the academic decathlon to test the work done by Mr. Iglesias at the end of the school year. 

The show encompasses the topic of multiculturalism in schools in episode 6 titled “Bullying”. In the beginning of the episode, the school passes out brochures and encourages the students to use more inclusive language regarding gender, orientation, abilities, nationality, and ethnicity. Marisol, one of Mr. Iglesias' students, points out that the brochure indicated the wrong term for the Latinx Community, calling them “latinos”. She informs that “Too many cultures have used the masculine term to refer to all people.” This scene was very significant because it tackles the theme of racial, linguistic, and cultural tension. Marisol acts like a mirror for Mr. Iglesias, showing him that reception is important as intention, and that language is subject to change. This is very similar to how the youth helped Judy Baca redefine the intersection of art and activism, she would allow the youth to participate in the creation of the murals, giving them a voice. The scene also explains the adaptation of the term “latinx”. The term “latinx” was emerged from the Spanish-speaking queer community in order to challenge the gender binary and make it more inclusive for those who do not want to be identified by a gender. 

The scene also connects with Susan Saulny’s article “Black? White? Asian? More Americans Choose All of the Above '', in the article, Saulny addresses that multiracial people were forced to identify as one race or another. In the same episode, Mr. Iglesias explains that he had a similar problem when he was younger on how he should identify. He states when he was born, on his birth certificate, there were only two options to describe what he was: either Afro-American or Caucasian. Then there was a third box named “other”. This mirrors a very similar topic with what Saulny was addressing in the article, the lack of full racial identification. 

The Netflix sitcom, Mr. Iglesias was eye opening by how subtly, yet overtly political the show can be. By reflecting on themes such as multiculturalism in schools and racial identification, the show highlights the harsh realities of various communities. 

Citations:

Taborn, Tyrone D., and Dara N. Byrne. Learning Race and Ethnicity: Youth and Digital Media. Edited by Anna Everett, MIT Press, 2008. Accessed 2 December 2022.

Salinas, C. & Lozano, A. (2021). History and Evolution of the term Latinx. (pp. 249-263).

Saulny, Susan. “More Young Americans Identify as Mixed Race.” The New York Times, 29 January 2011, https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/30/us/30mixed.html.

“Bullying.” Mr. Iglesias, created by Netflix, season 1, episode 6, 2019. Youtube, https://youtu.be/vCZ56OLMPV0.

[rplayeusefeministeetromantique]

Netflix

J'ai téléchargé mon historique netflix, et du coup petit récap de ce que j'ai vu, de ce que j'ai aimé ou pas.

PART 1

Reine du Sud ; sympa avec une vrai fin

Extraordinary Attorney Woo ; sympa, c'est léger ça fait plaisir

Les chroniques de Bridgerton ; saison 1 sympa, saison 2 très bof (la façon dont ils créaient du conflit à partir de RIEN m'énerve profondément.)

Izombie ; Très cool jusqu'à la saison 3, après j'ai décroché.

Chicago Med ; Bof... Série pour éteindre le cerveau mais même comme ça...

Lucifer ; sympa, j'aime vraiment beaucoup le perso principal

Criminal ; j'arrive pas à regarder un épisode en entier.

Mr. Iglesias ; Pas accroché, pourtant étant prof moi même je pensais que ça allait me parler.

Space force ; Pas du tout accroché, l'humour me fait pas rire.

Ginny & Georgia ; J'ai été hype par le côté "woke" de la série (je sais que le terme est employé péjorativement mais moi je le prends comme un point positif), mais l'intrigue amoureuse de l'ado m'a très vite soûlée.

Glee ; Ok tiers. Je regarde cette série avec beaucoup de retard, j'ai fais les trois premières saisons mais le côté harcèlement hardcore à l'école devient vite lassant et ridicule.

Brooklyn 99 ; Caviar, une de mes séries préférée et sûrement la meilleure série comique de la décennie.

Arcane ; Une très bonne surprise, je joue à LOL mais je n'en attendais pas grand chose, mais persos attachants, direction artistique exceptionnelle, elle m'a fait vibrée.

Murder ; Meh. Vraiment dommage que la série s'enferme dans son fils rouge, j'appréciais pour une fois de voir des avocats qui défendent aussi des gens coupables, j'aime le côté travaille d'enquête, mais tous le scénario principal m'a soulé j'ai arrêté millieu deuxième saison.

Emily in Paris ; Sympa. Je ne suis pas offensée par les clichés, petite série romantique qui se laisse regarder.

Blue période ; J'ai beaucoup aimé, mais je suis particulièrement touchée par la thématique principale (même si je ne dessine pas comme je suis dans la création artistique).

Modern family ; Pas accroché même comme série pour poser son cerveau.

Le virtuose du tablier ; J'ai beaucoup aimé, même si l'animation est chelou, je trouve ça très drôle!

Squid game ; Meh. Je comprends pas la hype.

New Amsterdam ; Belle surprise, je l'ai lancé en mode série pour poser le cerveau, mais chaque épisode était vraiment intéressant à suivre. J'espère qu'il y aura une prochaine saison !

Mr. Robot ; Pas du tout accroché, le rythme est vraiment lent, le perso principal pas du tout attachant j'ai arrêté au bout de quelques épisodes alors que l'informatique me branche beaucoup.

Luther le mal de soi ; pas accroché, drop après le premier épisode.

Scorpion ; Bonne série pour poser son cerveau (ils font toujours des trucs improbables), je suis déçue qu'il n'y ait jamais de vrai fin, surtout que ça se termine de façon pas cool.

Wakfu ; J'ai kiffé ! J'avais jamais regardé parce que quand j'étais tombée sur les épisodes à la télé j'avais trouvé ça vraiment gamin, mais en fait la série devient très vite mature.

Elite ; Meh j'ai regardé la première saison.

Self-made d'après la vie de Mme CJ Walker ; sympathique

Mindhunter ; sympa, moi qui avait aimé esprit criminel c'est un peu comme regarder l'origin story et ça pose des thématiques intéressantes même si des fois c'est glauque.

Avatar le dernier Maitre de l'air ; j'ai revu cette série avec un immense plaisir, toujours aussi incontournable.

Le jeu de la dame ; Ok tiers

Saiki Kusuo ; J'adore cet anime, il me fait complètement déliré.

The Bride of Habaek ; Ok tiers, j'ai pas finis, j'ai eu la sensation que j'aurais pas le happy ending dont j'avais besoin à l'époque.

Strong girl Bong-soon ; J'ai pas accroché

Cinderella and the 4 knight ; Pas du tout accroché. Je sais que c'est censé reprendre l'histoire de cendrillon et qu'elle en prend plein la tête mais là ça devenait ridicule et les "knight" m'ont soulé.

Triad princess ; J'avais bien aimé mais tous les épisodes étaient pas sorti et puis j'ai oublié et flemme de reprendre maintenant.

#moi #série #netflix

[magdatara]

BeSimply...Stand UP Funny {Jesus Trejo}

Join Jesus Trejo and Suzanne Toro as they explore his candor, comedy, creative inspirations and his children’s books.

Connect with Jesus Trejo http://www.jesustrejo.com/

About

I'm Jesus Trejo, a stand-up comedian from Long Beach, CA. You might have caught my first comedy special, 'Stay At Home Son,' on Showtime. My second special, 'Practicing?,' is available on my youtube channel for free!

You can also spot me in the Netflix series 'Mr. Iglesias,' where I play the recurring character Mr. Trujillo, and in Hulu's 'This Fool', as Efrain.

I had the pleasure of writing on the second season of 'This Fool' on Hulu. And I’m Excited to announce, that my first book: 'Papá's Magical Water Jug-Clock,' has been the recipient of 2 Pura Belpré Honors for both Author and Illustrator and is currently available in both Spanish and English.  (Keep an eye out for my next book coming in the Fall of 2024.)

When I'm not on stage, I'm the host and executive producer for the web series 'Tacos con Todo,' where I dive into LA's taco scene with some awesome celebrity guests. And in 2024, I’m hitting the road as an Executive Producer and Host of the PBS/KCET Network Docu-Series: 'ROOTS OF COMEDY.’

Shows

http://www.jesustrejo.com/shows

Books

IS THIS JUG REALLY MAGICAL? IN MEXICAN AMERICAN COMEDIAN JESÚS TREJO'S DEBUT PICTURE BOOK, LITTLE JESÚS MAKES A BIG, FUNNY MISTAKE AS HE WORKS ALONGSIDE HIS LANDSCAPER PAPÁ, BUT FATHER AND SON FIND A HEARTWARMING SOLUTION.

http://www.jesustrejo.com/books

#youtube #standupcomedy comedy standup comedian funny jokes humor comedyshow comedians comedyclub standupcomedian comedia comedycentral funnyvideos la

[ellasmellas]

i asked people for tv reccomendations and the one i end up watching was this netflix show i've seen 6 times over that always has to be like "uh don't break rules" at the end of every episode

#netflix #mr iglesias #tumblr #show #tv #holidays #ella

[519magazine]

[amirnaji]

Media Selection #3 Mr. Iglesias

For my third media selection, I chose the Netflix original Series, Mr. Iglesias.     

Mr. Iglesias follows a high school history teacher whose misfit students are on the brink of being sent to different schools to improve the school’s academic performance ranking. Mr. Iglesias’s students are mostly people of color and come from different working classes. One of his student’s named Marisol is a Latina and is a very intelligent student but struggles in class due to having to work 3 different jobs to support her and her family. Another student, Lorenzo, is African American and struggles with social anxiety. These students struggle with their academics due to factors outside of the material being given to them.

 The subject of the show is that having a teacher that believes in their students and works to help them overcome the obstacles outside of class can transform at risk students into academic scholars. The show relates to our class’s discussion about people of color and education. The show also discusses the use of the term Latinx, a term used to describe people of Latin descent. The term was created to give a gender-neutral term to use instead of Latino or Latina when referring to Hispanic heritage.

In the show, the students complain to Mr. Iglesias about the unfair advantage the kids in honors have over them in the school’s academic decathlon. They note that while they only have paper textbooks and notebooks, the honor students each have their own laptop and private tutor to help them with their education. This reminded me about reading about Native Americans from our semester. From the readings from week six, we learned about how Native American communities faced similar disadvantages when it came to technology and education. From the Antonio Lopez article, “Circling the Cross” we learn about how Native American schools rarely get digital technologies such as iPads and laptops and the schools that do get those devices don’t have the resources or knowledge on how to properly use the technology. (Lopez) The disadvantages that people of color face when it comes to education is important because without a proper education, society is unable to advance.

Work Cited

Hench, Kevin, et al. Mr. Iglesias, Season 1, Netflix, 21 June 2019.

Lopez, Antonio. “Circling the Cross: Bridging Native America, Education, and Digital Media.” PEZ, 21 Mar. 2019, https://antonio-lopez.com/circling-the-cross-bridging-native-america-education-and-digital-media/.

[sugarzamofficial]

[implicitinfo]

Mr. Iglesias Season 4Release Date, Cast,Trailer And More!

Mr. Iglesias Season 4Release Date, Cast,Trailer And More!

Mr. Iglesias Season 4:Mr. Iglesias was a comedy show on Netflix that debuted in June 2019. It was first given a contract for 10 episodes, which were all released at once as the first season. Season 2 was split into two parts. Part 1 had six episodes, and Part 2 had five. Netflix released the first part in June 2020 and the second part in December 2020. Since March 2020, when Netflix’s top 10 list…

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