In general, One Day at a Time risks falling through our cultural cracks. It’s not remembered as reverently as Norman Lear’s other shows or The Mary Tyler Moore Show. It doesn’t quite have ...

There is, however, another option for viewers who want to watch One Day at a Time Season 4 episodes as well as other cable shows without paying for a full TV package.

“One Day at a Time” writers, cast and crew members assemble on a sound stage at Sony Pictures Studios for a table reading of an upcoming episode in Culver City, Calif., on Aug. 2, 2017.

The hugely acclaimed reboot of “One Day at a Time” already experienced a major network shift when it moved from Netflix to Pop TV after the third season, mainly due to the loud, bring-it-back ...

"One Day at a Time" has been canceled by Pop TV, nearly two years after it was first axed by Netflix—though its makers have pledged they will fight to get Season 5 made.

Producers are searching for a third home for "One Day at a Time" after Pop TV canceled the Norman Lear reboot. The show ran three seasons on Netflix.

Showrunner Gloria Calderon-Kellett talks about the "One Day at a Time" animated episode, post-pandemic production, and the Emmys.

Speaking personally, Professor Ruiz said “One Day at a Time” was the only show he had ever known to accurately represent his Colombian partner’s immigrant experience.

“One Day at a Time” and other recent sitcoms just say yes to episodes confronting drug use — and consciously try to avoid the corny trappings.

One Day at a Time was created by TV legend Norman Lear. Lear has almost seven decades of experience in Hollywood and has four Emmy wins for All In The Family (1971-1979).