Just finished the new episodes.
"15 Candles" was predictable, but it was definitely well-done. Sid steals the show again, and Maria clearly deserves more screentime.
"Rook, Line, and Sinker" was a tad grating, but it was interesting to see Carl get his comeuppance.
Edited by tgsr on Jan 28th 2022 at 7:00:46 AM
I was finally able to watch the episodes after a delay.
The first one was alright, and a tad mature. It's like Hector thinks Rosa was cheating on her, when in reality, he was an asshole. Also, I suspected that teacher was gay.
The Malo episode was very well done, and very different from other Loud House/Casagrandes episodes in structure. Ronnie Anne has definitely held her own, and the relatives also were better written to the point that they seem more realistic. Meanwhile, Becky has clearly gone above and beyond, and I do think she could end up in Ronnie Anne's circle of friends.
Another one bites the dust: ''The Casagrandes'' has been cancelled:![]()
Why it matters: It's the latest Latino-led show to be canceled after only a few seasons, despite rave reviews and loyal followings.
Driving the news: "The Casagrandes" will not be renewed after its third season finishes airing this year.
Its characters will continue to appear on "The Loud House," the show it was spun-off from, according to a network spokesperson. The show debuted in 2019 and will air a total of 60 episodes by the end of its run.
In some ways, the show was kind of redundant. It's about a big family (like the Loud House), but its the family of a popular character from the Loud House, who I think people liked because of her interactions with Lincoln (which this show lacked), and the big difference is that they are Mexican and live in a city.
On the bright side, by Disney standards, this show has done well. Three seasons is a lot all things considered. And it was a spin-off too. Those don't typically last long.
The only downside to this is the animation getting slightly worse...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Finally watched the episode.
It was nice seeing a more nervous side to Ronnie Anne, though I was surprised that the accident was something that's rather par for the course.
Great to see Lincoln again, too.
All in all, this is exactly what this show does best, and again I say, the main crew should learn a thing or two from this.
RE: the show ending on season 3:
Shoot. Didn't even get a chance to watch this. Not sure how everyone here was liking it, but I saw a lot of tweets going all "and there was much rejoicing" over it. To paraphrase the doctor from South Park in a very recent episode, that kind of response is disgusting and they are the problem.
I heard that the person who announced it on the wiki's Discord server and they didn't say where they found them. I first heard it on 4chan, and they were evasive about sourcing (as they do sometimes).
Anyway, I checked Cartoonlounge.de, and most of the episode titles are there:
Man, even by Nickelodeon standards, Casagrandes is actually pretty average in how many seasons it got. Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom and My life as a Teenage Robots all had three seasons each. Other shows had even less. Only Spongebob,Loud House and Fairly Odd Parents seem to have had more then 3 seasons.
So yeah, Casagrandes is in good company and is by any standard as successful as far as cartoons have done. Especially for one where most of the cast isn't white.
As someone who frequents Spanish-language TLH fangroups, yeah, it was pretty disgusting to see many non-Mexican Latinos (and even some Mexicans) celebrating Casagrandes being cancelled. Then again, they're the same persons who whine about TLH becoming "woke" and that Chris Savino was wrongly accused and fired so Nick could ruin "his" creation.
Here's another episode: a special (first came out on the wiki):
The Casagrandes celebrate Paco's wedding, but they need to find las arras that Sergio lost!
Also, here's a title card for "Weather Beaten" (written by Lalo Alcaraz)
and a screenshot
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New GIFs from upcoming episodes!