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Executive producer Bruce Helford (“The Drew Carey Show,” “Roseanne”) believes “Lopez vs. Lopez” will be “a fun game for viewers to watch and go, ‘Ooh, all of a sudden, there is something there that’s very real.’ It’s an amazing thing to watch, that both George and Mayan are so open to exploring all the things ... not just with the writers, but also what they have to bring from their own experiences together.”
Adds Mayan, “This is an experience of a lifetime, to be able to do this with my father. I have studied to be a comedian, but really, the inception of my love of comedy started at a young age.”