Tag: Rodrigo Sant'Anna

Smother-in-Law Season 2 Ending Explained: What Happens to Isadir After Carlos Leaves?

Check out the Smother-in-Law Season 2 ending explained to find out what happens to the family structure now that Carlos has a job in Sao Paulo.

Smother-in-Law Season 2 Review: Retire the Sit-Com Genre if Actors Are Allowed to Break During a Scene

Check out the Smother-in-Law Season 2 review to see how the sitcom barely manages to entertain and instead smothers itself in bigotry.

Rodrigo Sant’Anna: I’m Here, I’m Queer! Review: A New Take On Stand-Up Comedy

Rodrigo Sant'Anna: I'm Here, I'm Queer!, a Netflix Stand-up comedy that follows the amusing life trajectory of Rodrigo from the hood to the present day through quirky characters.

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