Many audiences have grown tired of their current late night options. Fear not, America. George Lopez is about to bring change we can all believe in... television by the people, and for the people!
Watch and learn how George is bringing the party back to late night with "Lopez Tonight."
"It's hard to fake being real."
George doesn't just tell jokes. He tells stories. Personal stories. And somehow the more personal he gets, the more universal his comedy becomes. Watch to get a glimpse inside George's head.
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Continue "George in His Own Words, Part 7: Approach to Comedy" »
"I promise to start listening to your feelings if you promise not to have so MANY of them."
George Lopez ran for six seasons and turned George into a household name, but it may never have happened if it weren't for Hollywood A-lister Sandra Bullock. Watch to find out how it all began.
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Continue "George in His Own Words, Part 6: Sandra and the Sitcom" »
Thanks to his talent and tenacity, George found some success as a stand-up early on. Then he was given some advice backstage one night that took his career to an entirely new level.
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Continue "George in His Own Words, Part 5: Chris Rock's Manager" »
"The Arsenio Hall Show" premiered in 1989 and changed the landscape of late night television. And it permanently changed George's life and career...
In the fifth installment of George in His Own Words, George talks about Arsenio as a benefactor, friend and mentor. "Whoop! Whoop!"
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Twenty-five years after the historic "Richard Pryor Live in Concert," George filmed his own stand-up special in front of a sold-out crowd at the very same theater in Long Beach, Calif.
In the third installment of George in His Own Words, George pays tribute to his hero, and talks about the influence Richard Pryor had on his own comedy.
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"Loo-king good!" When he first saw Freddie Prinze on "Chico & the Man," the young George Lopez knew that he wanted to go into comedy. And George never forgot his roots. See how George continues to honor the memory of his hero, the late Freddie Prinze.
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Continue "George in His Own Words, Part 2: Freddie Prinze" »
When George asked his grandmother where babies come from, she said, "Hookers. Now go play." In this first of a series of up-close-and-personal interviews, George talks about his rough upbringing, how it gave him his comic voice, and how television spent more time raising him than his family did.
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Continue "George in His Own Words, Part 1: The Early Years" »
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