Greetings From Tucson premiered on WB on September 20, 2002. Seen through the eyes of 15-year-old David, Greetings From Tucson is an autobiographical comedy about the challenges of growing up sane in an ethnically mixed, upwardly mobile family. Dad is a proud yet impossibly pragmatic Mexican American, Mom a fierce Irish American. David's diva of an older sister rejects her Mexican roots and insists she's Spanish, and his irreverent uncle and grandmother are both hipper than most teenagers. Caught in the middle is our teenage hero, whose mixed heritage only adds to the eternal adolescent dilemma of exactly how - and if - he fits in.
Cast
• May 17, 2008
David ........................................................ Pablo Santos
Joaquin ...................................................... Julio Oscar Mechoso
Elizabeth .................................................... Rebecca Creskoff
Maria ........................................................ Aimee Garcia
Ernesto ...................................................... Jacob Vargas
Magdalena .................................................... Lupe Ontiveros
Sarah ........................................................ Jamie Strange
Daniel ....................................................... by Chavez
Episodes
• May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2002-2003)
22 Episodes In Season 1
Pilot (Originally Aired 9/20/2002)
My Two Padres (Originally Aired 9/27/2002)
Driving (Originally Aired 10/4/2002)
Work Ethic (Originally Aired 10/11/2002)
Popularity (Originally Aired 10/18/2002)
Spiteful Dating (Originally Aired 11/1/2002)
Working Mothers Of America (Originally Aired 11/8/2002)
Greetings From Tucson premiered on WB on September 20, 2002. Seen through the eyes of 15-year-old David, Greetings From Tucson is an autobiographical comedy about the challenges of growing up sane in an ethnically mixed, upwardly mobile family. Dad is a proud yet impossibly pragmatic Mexican American, Mom a fierce Irish American. David's diva of an older sister rejects her Mexican roots and insists she's Spanish, and his irreverent uncle and grandmother are both hipper than most teenagers. Caught in the middle is our teenage hero, whose mixed heritage only adds to the eternal adolescent dilemma of exactly how - and if - he fits in.
