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Bordertown - Season 1
The show follows two neighbor families: Bud Buckwald's and Ernesto Gonzalez's living in a Southwest desert town on the United States-Mexico border and how they inevitably cross and are bound by friendship and conflict.
24 April 1969, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
8 March 1976, Los Angeles, California, USA
8 April 1979, Queens, New York, USA
16 March 1969, Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA
19 September 1967, Philippines
5 December 1985, El Paso, Texas, USA
25 April 1964, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
16 November 1972, Houston, Texas, USA
2 October 1973, Los Angeles, California, USA
20 July 1962, Yonkers, New York, USA
15 February 1973, Chicago, Illinois, USA
26 October 1973, Kent, Connecticut, USA
10 July 1972, New York City, New York, USA
3 January 1976, San Antonio, Texas, USA
January 04, 2016
Don't worry: The terrific, boundary-busting comedy is an equal-opportunity barb tosser, taking aim at anyone who reduces serious issues to sound bites.
January 11, 2016
Let's get right to it: "Bordertown" is funny.
January 06, 2016
Immigration satire is irreverent but relies on stereotypes.
January 04, 2016
Bud and Ernesto are each so one-dimensional that they seem caricatures not of the immigration issues but of a liberal, and very limited view, of the immigration issue.
January 04, 2016
Satire administered with a Wiffle ball bat. A dull thud, where there should be a sting.
January 04, 2016
Bordertown is a good example of how insipid and smug certain kinds of television can be when it tries to address contemporary issues.
January 04, 2016
To be expected, it's a show full of jokes that would make you uncomfortable to laugh at in front of certain people, but at least the jokes are worth laughing at. For the most part.
January 14, 2016
An equal-opportunity offender that energetically rips into multiples side of the immigration debate, with enough of an absurdist streak to balance out its snark.
January 04, 2016
The show is satirizing smug, middle-class white folks who resent any threat to their status quo, but the only viewpoints presented... are those of smug, middle-class white folks and smug, middle-class liberals who resent the white folks' resentment.
