Eva Longoria looks as if she’s having the time of her life in NBC’s “Telenovela,” a fun half-hour romp that gives the workplace comedy a camera-ready makeover, complete with wind machines.

Pietrosh: When Jess and I got involved in this project, we were thinking we wanted to make a funny show and for us, the telenovela aspect of it just added to it. Of course we’re going to do that ...

That'll change Monday, as NBC airs two preview episodes of Telenovela, which is not only the actress' return to prime time but the first time we see her dive fearlessly into full-on funny.

Based on an idea by Eva Longoria, Telenovela is, as my video review about says, a sometimes very funny and stylized single camera half-hour comedy that is about a lot more than it lets on ...

The riotously funny Bianca Marroquín steals the show ... There’s a wonderful mariachi tune sung by James Olivas, who plays the telenovela’s resident hunk, Sebástian, Fabiola’s stepson ...

Playwright Karen Zacarías was tired of the way so many dramas written by Latino authors were dismissively compared to telenovelas. Her response was to write a play that celebrates, sends up and ...

The theme song of the novela playing at the most poignant moments makes this scene slightly funny. There's basically no dialogue in this wedding scene, but it's really not needed — the visual ...

By Tim Goodman There are exactly two reasons for NBC’s Telenovela to be on the air: the return of Eva Longoria, who doesn’t get enough credit for being effortlessly good in whatever she does ...

Telenovela is fluently funny and worth a look. Back during the draft, Mel Kiper Jr. was the first to whip himself into a froth over Shedeur Sanders' NFL voyage. It's clear he won't be the last.