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Historically, American TV shows that feature Latino families have gone out of their way to communicate how different their subjects are from the Conners and the Cleavers. Whether it’s George Lopez screaming his signature “ ’ta loca!” catchphrase on his eponymous show, America Ferrera rocking a technicolor poncho with the word Guadalajara emblazoned across her chest in Ugly Betty, or even Rita Moreno solo dancing to a Cuban rumba while she makes breakfast in the One Day at a Time reboot, all of these moments serve as ways to tell the audience that this family isn’t just crazy like yours, they’re (I’m sorry) loca. These shows offer excellent representation of different kinds of Latino families; they also had the unenviable task of highlighting cultural differences while…

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