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Gabriel Rivera
Don Ramon is the only character on television people better than Tony Soprano desu
William Jones
fuck you kiko made me laugh
Lincoln Long
As a mexican i really hate that show.
Lucas Parker
>és un episodio de Paty
Jayden Brooks
MUH
David Martin
for been a child kiko is a big guy
Aiden Price
>Hating on kino kiko
Isaac Jenkins
you're not wrong. i don't see how non-latinos could possibly find it funny. even argies and chicanos getting it, would be a stretch.
also, i don't see how millenials could possibly get it.
Eli Parker
holy shit did I laugh when out of fucking nowhere that cart appeared. god bless chespirito
Jordan Stewart
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Blake Thomas
fuck don ramon make me kek
also mexican humor is superior in all sides
gringos will never understand polo polo kino
Levi Ortiz
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Colton Sanchez
>inb4 vampiro fronteriso
Jack Moore
More?
Levi Gray
keep it going m8
Owen Williams
Don Ramón is a legitimately great character and there were some pretty funny episodes throughout. Most of what can be said from other Mexican comedies, even ones from Chespirito.
Colton Allen
Spanish humor is fucking great. some of the wordplay is awesome
Jace Roberts
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Landon Wood
>seu madruga
what did hues mean by this?
Brandon Nguyen
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Isaac Collins
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Colton Perez
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Matthew Kelly
>no drive
bad move user
Jose Cook
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Asher Butler
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Jaxon Turner
nice one
Colton White
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Joshua Bell
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Oliver Rodriguez
did chespirito invent the cinematic universe?
Chase Edwards
Pic related is far better tbqh
Henry Lee
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Lincoln Phillips
Me too, fuck chespirito
Jaxson Bailey
I doubt anyone will dispute that, desu. Even Chaplin thought that Cantinflas was the best
Jayden Thompson
Chavo del 8 is a classic comedy. It's humor is as timeless as Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry.
Mexicans are absolute dogshit at making modern television. I think it's a testament to the status quo of Mexican culture. If you watch movies made in the 1950s-60s though you get some real gems. The Valdez brothers, someone who Ramon Valdez, or Don Ramon was part of, were key in developing spanish language comedy.
Fucking Cantinflas and Pedro Infantes, it's lowest common denominator that drives MExican media now and it's sickening.
Benjamin Roberts
Shit pasta famalam
Nathan Reyes
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Ayden Rivera
>It's humor is as timeless as Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry
I'm mexican and this show is not really that good, chespirito is just a fucking hack and the only thing that was good in that show was Don Ramon and probably La bruja del 71
Robert Powell
As a writer, Chespirito shines in his adaptations of classic tales. Often done in a Chapulín Colorado chapter where he tells the character that summons him the tale. Yes, the wordplay is awesome, he can be quite an accomplished writer when he set his mind up to it.
El Chavo was mostly about gags and stuff, the writing was weak as hell, but it was supposed to be that way. At the end of the day the important in Chavo's chapters was the kids screwing up Don Ramón's life, that's why when he left the show became shit; it was all about him.
Cooper Bennett
Why does it matter if you're mexican? I used to watch either cartoon and we laughed our heads off, and we watch Chavo and we laugh our heads off. The humor is simple and light, it's almost cartoon-ish. It's clearly a classic, and I think while you can definitely argue against it's overall quality you can't deny the fact it has a cult status
Lincoln Gonzalez
where's the beheading?
Asher Adams
>that episode when Ron damom takes the blame after el chavo eat all the churros
Luis James
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Angel Phillips
my sides
I saw the thumbnail and knew what it was gonna be
Kevin Powell
That's Doctor Who
Samuel Rogers
You're right but i feel like calling it timeless as Looney toons is too much, and with el Chavo almost every episode feels the same and it's feels cheap
Jayden Brown
Case in point.
youtube.com
Asher Hernandez
What was his name? i forgot
Aaron Flores
cantinflas
Adrian Sanders
El chile me inflas xD
James Sanchez
It is timeless because it was enjoyed by many generations, and might be in the future. Whether if you like it or not is irrelevant. El Chavo is supposed to be the same all the time. It's about adults letting go and acting like brats, it's about Don Ramón's shitty middle class life. Even still, those few chapters where they break the routine and explore other ideas are priceless and instant classics, such as the ratero one, the Acapulco one, the Buena Vecindad fest, etc.
Austin Anderson
What was that one spanish show about the students in school and they would always make jokes. I saw the same skit recently in a movie and remembered it.
Carter Howard
jaja no andes con tus mamadas guey
Isaiah Rodriguez
pantuflas
Christopher White
kek
Luis Edwards
la esquelita
Ayden Perry
La escuelita
imo it's a cheap and vulgar and I don't like it.
Christian Fisher
someone throw up the MGS V captions
Brody Fisher
Cero en conducta iirc
Trashy as hell tbqh
Jeremiah White
fucking lek
Kayden Howard
Whoever took the time to make these is a real human bean.
Nicholas Cruz
fucking loser with too much time in his hands.
Austin Gutierrez
Fuck you.
El Chavo del Ocho is fucking amazing. Great messages of friendship and Peace.
David Ortiz
>Ratero episode
Absolute tvkinó, shit's a tearjerker
>No te vayas Chavo!
Jason Ward
whats up with mexicans dressing up as kids?
smells like some fucking compressed trauma
Benjamin Richardson
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Robert Murphy
I certainly do not remember this.
Episode?
Matthew Jenkins
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Aiden Torres
The characters are still kids. Its just that show has been running so long all the original actors are 200 years old, but the writing hasn't aged the characters at all.
Evan Walker
we are all pedos.
Nicholas Morgan
It's literally more popular in Latin America than in mexico