Javier ya no vive solo 

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Stars:

Juanjo Cucalón, Emilio Aragón, Ana Rayo

Cast

Series cast summary:
Juanjo Cucalón	...	Tomás Quintana 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Emilio Aragón	...	Javier 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Ana Rayo	...	Sara 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Xenia Tostado	...	Lucía 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Nadia de Santiago	...	Raquel 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Ana Polvorosa	...	Carolina 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Israel Rodríguez	...	Rodrigo 26 episodes, 2002-2003
Fernando Guillén Cuervo	...	Manu 25 episodes, 2002-2003
Emilio Gutiérrez Caba	...	Pepe 25 episodes, 2002-2003
Nuria Roca	...	Sofía Castelló 20 episodes, 2002-2003
Cristina Marcos	...	Marina 19 episodes, 2002-2003
Juana Acosta	...	Beatriz 13 episodes, 2002
María Adánez	...	Ana Martín 13 episodes, 2002-2003
María Isabel Díaz Lago	...	Lola 13 episodes, 2002
Óscar Jaenada	...	Marcos 13 episodes, 2002
Kako Larrañaga	...	Julio Molina 12 episodes, 2002-2003
Concha Goyanes	...	Carmen Fernández 12 episodes, 2002-2003

Storyline

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Telecinco [Spain]

Country:

Spain

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

13 January 2002 (Spain)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Globomedia

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Two actors played the role of Marco (Sara and Tomás' younger son): Marco González and Francisco Barba.

User Reviews

Good but not great

"Javier ya no vive solo" was a highly anticipated series because it was Emilio Aragón's comeback to fiction after the success of "Médico de familia". The result, however, left audiences cold and the series had a short life. After a mildly successful first season, they tried to boost the series' potential by including major changes in the plot (Javier changed his job from play school teacher to social worker). This didn't work either and TV viewers showed barely no interest in Javier's new occupation.

Not that the series was bad, I actually watched it every week on its first season, but I admit it lacked that little something that leaves you stuck to your TV season after season. I specially enjoyed watching Fernando Guillén Cuervo in a charming performance as Manu, Javier's best friend and roommate. I was less interested in the second season, since I felt it betrayed the essence of what the series was about in the first place.

Overall rating: 7/10