- Original release
- Previous episode S01E10 - Every Boy Does It Once
- Number S01E11
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Comedy, Family
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Vote for Brady
Both Greg and Marcia rush home after school with the news that they're both running for student body president. May the best candidate win, as the boys and girls each take sides and soon each one of them is accusing the other of sabotage. Later, rudeness and apathy abound as each candidate rehearses their campaign speech, leading to a stern lecture from Mike about family unity and how they will be a family far longer than either Greg or Marcia will be class president. It's a speech that Greg take seriously when he fires his campaign manager for recommending that they spread a lie around school that Marcia was seen in the balcony of the local movie theater with an older boy. Marcia (who witnessed the exchange without Greg knowing it) realizes that, while Greg is indeed intensely competitive, he also has integrity and will stick up for his siblings ... and then understands that Greg is the best for the job after all.
In a landscape filled with captivating television series, few manage to capture the complexities of family life quite like "The Cesaroni". This hit Italian comedy-drama aired from 2006 to 2014 and has since become a beloved staple for fans of heartfelt storytelling. Based on the Spanish series "Los Serrano", it offers viewers an engaging mix of romance, drama, and plenty of laughs—all while exploring the intricacies of blended families. If you’re looking for a new show to add to your BetaSeries account, look no further than this enchanting series.
At the heart of "The Cesaroni" is a warm and chaotic family dynamic that revolves around Giulio Cesaroni (played by Claudio Amendola), a widower who finds love again with his childhood sweetheart, Lucia Liguori (played by Elena Sofia Ricci). The story begins when Lucia moves from Milan to Rome with her two daughters after reuniting with Giulio. As they merge their families—Giulio’s three sons Marco, Rudi, and little Mimmo alongside Lucia's daughters Eva and Alice—the stage is set for both comedic hijinks and poignant moments as they all learn how to coexist under one roof.
Season 1 introduces us to these characters and sets up their relationships against the backdrop of everyday challenges. Viewers will find themselves rooting for Marco as he navigates his complicated feelings for his step-sister Eva—a storyline that adds depth to their interactions while showcasing the often awkward realities faced by young adults in blended families. The chemistry among characters is palpable; each episode reveals new layers as misunderstandings arise, leading to hilarious yet relatable situations that anyone can appreciate.
