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Primo
Season 1
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Follows a San Antonio teenager balancing college aspirations, societal expectations and a hectic home life anchored by his single mom and five uncles. Based on Shea Serrano's life.
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Where to Watch Season 1
Freevee
Free
8 Episodes
Big Eyes
E1
Big Eyes
Episode 1
The Cookout
E2
The Cookout
Episode 2
The Ride Home
E3
The Ride Home
Episode 3
The Game Champ
E4
The Game Champ
Episode 4
The Carnival
E5
The Carnival
Episode 5
The Candy Bar
E6
The Candy Bar
Episode 6
The Recruitment Fair
E7
The Recruitment Fair
Episode 7
What?
E8
What?
Episode 8
Cast of Season 1
Christina Vidal
Drea
Ignacio Diaz-Silverio
Rafa
Carlos Santos
Ryan
Henri Esteve
Mike
Johnny Rey Diaz
Rollie
Jonathan Medina
Jay
Efrain Villa
Mondo
Stakiah Lynn Washington
Mya
Nigel Siwabessy
Harris
Martin Martinez
Miguel
Season 1 Reviews
AV Club
Manuel Betancourt
Serrano has carefully built a wry love letter to his upbringing, turning what surely felt like nagging family obligations into sitcom-ready plots and concocting a comfort watch that puts a Mexican-American family front and center along the way.
RogerEbert.com
Cristina Escobar
The show's success is in the clear tenderness it extends to the Gonzales family, allowing each member to be more than a type and rejoicing in their bonds.
But Why Tho? A Geek Community
Kate Sánchez
PRIMO is authentic, sure, but it's also effortlessly funny in a way that only a tìo could make you laugh.
Pajiba
Dustin Rowles
It's quality feel-good television with a lot of laughs, a big heart, strong acting, and terrific writing.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Kathryn VanArendonk
If what you want out of a streaming comedy is no longer being fulfilled by some of the baggier or darker options that have gotten a foothold in the last few years, Primo is what you're looking for.
Pop Culture Planet
Kristen Maldonado
Authentic, feel good, and silly, Primo is about to be your new favorite comfort show.
Easy Reader (California)
Neely Swanson
This eight episode series is not laugh out loud but it is humorous, heartwarming, and full of character.
Hollywood Reporter
Daniel Fienberg
Authentically raucous and rollicking.
Rolling Stone
Alan Sepinwall
It's a good balance that lets all the adults be funny at different times, in different ways, and keeps the conflicts from feeling repetitive. Everyone is likely to have one uncle they like best, even as the whole ensemble gels quickly.
Cinema Crazed
Felix Vasquez Jr.
Grade A family television...
Primetimer
Joe Reid
A family comedy that's sweet without being saccharine, smart without grinding its gears to make a point, and, best of all, incredibly funny.
Geek Girl Riot
Sherin Nicole
PRIMO proves the culture that connects us all is family: Big, quirky, ridiculous families that we can't live without because we can't get rid of them. And if Mexican Texan is your culture, it's even sweeter.
Decider
Joel Keller
Primo is a fun, feelgood family sitcom that shows a type of family that we rarely see on TV.
Sunshine State Cineplex
Alan French
Serrano's family sitcom is both hilarious and heartfelt. It's one of the funniest television shows right now and has a bright future ahead.
Common Sense Media
Stephanie Morgan
The show is worth a watch just for the laughs but it also has impressive depth for a sitcom.
Refinery29
Nicole Froio
I laughed out loud and got emotionally involved. I definitely recommend it.
Cracked
Tara Ariano
So many family sitcoms put audiences off by failing to nail their tone. Too acid and you get Two and A Half Men. Too treacly and it's The Brady Bunch. Shows like Primo, that (unlike Drea) get the recipe right immediately are so rare and so special.
Mashable
Belen Edwards
Primo is the best new sitcom of 2023.
Esquire Magazine
Will Dukes
If you've ever sat through dinner with an annoying, if well-meaning relative, Primo's eight zany episodes are right up your alley.
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