Hilary Duff | George Lopez

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Bruce Helford, George Lopez, Robert Borden
• Showrunners: Bruce Helford, Robert Borden
• Starring: George Lopez, Constance Marie, Luis Armand Garcia, Masiela Lusha, Valente Rodriguez, Belita Moreno, Emiliano Díez, Aimee Garcia
• Theme music composer: Thomas Allen, Harold Ray Brown, Morris Dickerson, Gerald Goldstein, Lonnie Jordan, Lee Levitin, Charles Miller, and Howard E. Scott
• Opening theme: "Low Rider" by War
• Composers: W. G. Snuffy Walden, Nicholas "Aqua" McCarrell
• No. of seasons: 6
• No. of episodes: 120
• Executive producers: Bruce Helford, Deborah Oppenheimer, Sandra Bullock, Robert Borden, Dave Caplan, Mark Torgove, Paul A. Kaplan, George Lopez
• Production locations: Los Angeles, California
• Cinematography: Peter Smokler
• Editors: Larry Harris, Pam Marshall
• Running time: 22 minutes
• Production companies: Fortis Productions, Mohawk Productions, Warner Bros. Television
• Network: ABC
• Release: March 27, 2002 – May 8, 2007

Comedian George Lopez stars as a Los Angeles manufacturing plant manager attempting to deal with his wacky family along with random mishaps.

"Team Leader"

George is tasked by his bosses to give employee evaluations, but does not know what to put for Ernie. When Benny tells George that the "evaluations" are simply to see which employee will be laid off, George gives Ernie a perfect score, hoping to save his friend's job. However, it's revealed that the top four employees with the highest scores will be promoted to team leader - which, thanks to George, includes Ernie. George must now decide to either reveal the truth about Ernie's performance, which could cost him his job; or allow Ernie to keep the team leader position, which could become a detriment to the whole factory. Meanwhile, Angie learns how to sell make-up products. In the end, Ernie proves his worth to George and upper management, getting to keep both his job and position as team leader.

"George's Grand Slam"

With Carmen and Jason grounded for throwing a party at Jason's and getting arrested (the latter of which wasn't their fault), neither is able to do much. But George does allow for some bending when it comes to Jason's baseball career which upsets Carmen and her feminist poet friend (Hilary Duff) who accuses George of being a sexist. When Carmen questions George about going to college, George makes a big mistake in telling Carmen she has no potential. In the end, George goes to the poetry slam, and Carmen's poem about him being a dreamkiller embarrasses him.