USA,
(2021–2025), 20 h 39 min
(Length: 26–37 min)
Screenplay:
Austin Winsberg,
Jason Shuman,
Eduardo Cisneros, Mara Vargas Jackson, Becky Mann, Audra Sielaff, John Aboud, Michael Colton, Tamara Yajia, Eddie Quintana, Joe Cristalli, Chris Harris, Jonathan Green, Maggie Feakins, Nico Correia, Ilse Apellaniz, Michael Lisbe, Nate Reger, Robert Sudduth, Hailey Chavez, Jason Belleville, Bernardo Cubria, Celeste Klaus, Francisco Cabrera-Feo, Gonzalo Lomeli, Sam Laybourne (more)
Cast:
Eugenio Derbez,
Enrique Arrizon,
Vanessa Bauche,
Rafael Cebrián,
Jessica Collins,
Steve Monroe,
Chord Overstreet,
Camila Perez,
Regina Reynoso,
Jim Garrity, Damián Alcázar, Raphael Alejandro, Caleb Foote, Kennedy Lea Slocum, Samantha Orozco, Sofia Ruiz, Anna Grace Barlow, Alex MacNicoll, Eliana Jones, Julian Sedgwick, Carlos Corona, Jeff Meacham, Regina Orozco, Simon Templeman, Fernando Carsa, Carolina Torres, Daniel Fuentes Lobo, Tina French, Luis Romano, Mara Vargas Jackson, Mara Cuevas, Bianca Marroquin, Lobo Elías, Kevin Kilner, Will Sasso, Bayardo De Murguia, Hemky Madera, Wendie Malick, Kevin Dunn, Danny Jacobs, Marilyn Uribe, Gustavo Gomez, Gabriela Milla, Connor Weil, Gjermund Gjesme, Francisco Calvillo, Mauro González, Cristo Fernández, Karen Rodriguez, Carolina Gómez, Vico Escorcia, Jaime Camil, Rodrigo Urquidi, Rossana De León (more)
(more professions)
Eugenio Derbez has a knack for bringing a delightful comedic vibe, but unfortunately, he doesn't quite hit the mark in Acapulco. His role is mostly a narrating side character, which feels like a letdown, especially considering how prominently he's featured in the promos. The story is enjoyable enough, but it hovers around that three-star territory — good for a laid-back watch, but nothing extraordinary. It's a light, easygoing series that doesn’t overwhelm, but it’s also not a waste of time.
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