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Jane The Virgin
All the years of watching telenovelas with the two women who raised her - her sexy, young-at-heart mother, Xiomara ("Xo"), and her still - devout grandmother, Alba - have given Jane a slightly unrealistic view of romance. Although she is determined not to make the same mistake Xo made - becoming an unwed mother at 16 Jane could not be closer to the two wonderful women who have shaped her life.
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Episodes (22)
- 1. Chapter OneOctober 13 201440minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane Villanueva (Gina Rodriguez) is a driven young woman studying to become a teacher, nursing a dream to be a writer, and supporting herself with a job at a hot new Miami hotel. - 2. Chapter TwoOctober 20 201443minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) struggles to keep her unexpected pregnancy from taking over her life, but with her mom Xiomara (Andrea Navedo) pressuring her to sue the doctor who accidently inseminated her, and her constant run-ins with the baby's biological father, Rafael (Justin Baldoni), life is anything but normal. - 3. Chapter ThreeOctober 27 201442minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) considers making a life-changing decision about her and Michael's (Brett Dier) relationship. - 4. Chapter FourNovember 3 201443minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
In addition to being overwhelmed with all the wedding planning, Jane (Gina Rodriguez) begins to feel guilty about her emerging feelings towards Rafael (Justin Baldoni) and decides to tell Michael (Brett Dier) during their pre-wedding counseling. - 5. Chapter FiveNovember 10 201442minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Furious at her mother Xo (Andrea Navedo), Jane (Gina Rodriguez) decides she needs some space and moves in with her fiancee, Michael (Brett Dier). - 6. Chapter SixNovember 17 201443minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rogelio (Jaime Camil) begin to grow closer until she meets his mean twin teenage stepdaughters, who are determined to make her life miserable. - 7. Chapter SevenNovember 24 201442minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) decides the best thing for her is to stay away from Rafael (Justin Baldoni), but when her friends insist on taking her to the hot new club that he owns, she finds it hard to avoid him. Brett Dier and Ivonne Coll also star. - 8. Chapter EightDecember 8 201443minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) both reveal shocking secrets to each other. - 9. Chapter NineDecember 15 201443minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) are both concerned about Petra's (Yael Grobglas) true intentions with the baby, especially after they discover one of her shocking secrets. - 10. Chapter TenJanuary 19 201542minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
As a hurricane rips through Miami, Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is forced to stay at the Marbella, but the storm soon becomes the least of her concerns. - 11. Chapter ElevenJanuary 26 201542minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
When the nuns surprise Jane (Gina Rodriguez) by offering her a permanent teaching position, she's excited, but things become complicated when Rogelio (Jaime Camil) offers Jane a writing internship at his telenovela. - 12. Chapter TwelveFebruary 2 201543minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) gets a big break in her career, but it all seems too good to be true, especially when it involves Rogelio (Jaime Camil). - 13. Chapter ThirteenFebruary 9 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) are excited to find out the sex of the baby, but a medical issue means Jane might miss her graduation. - 14. Chapter FourteenFebruary 16 201543minTV-14SubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Michael (Brett Dier) is convinced that Rafael (Justin Baldoni) is helping to hide his father and puts the thought into Jane's (Gina Rodriguez) head as well, making her grow suspicious of Rafael's recent actions. - 15. Chapter FifteenMarch 9 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
When Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) receive news about their baby's health, they revisit moving in together which prompts a surprise from Rafael. - 16. Chapter SixteenMarch 16 201542minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is feeling distant from Rafael (Justin Baldoni) so she focuses on her writing instead, but is stuck with a case of writers block. Jane Seymour guest stars. - 17. Chapter SeventeenApril 6 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
When a crisis with the hotel overwhelms Rafael (Justin Baldoni), Jane (Gina Rodriguez) becomes concerned that he might not be as hands-on in fatherhood as she expected. - 18. Chapter EighteenApril 13 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) unintentionally ruins Rafael's (Justin Baldoni) chances of getting the hotel's liquor license back, but her attempt to help fix it means missing the Villanueva's Easter festivities. - 19. Chapter NineteenApril 20 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is desperate to fix things with Rafael (Justin Baldoni) and suggests working on a way to help them move past their problems. - 20. Chapter TwentyApril 27 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is determined to do what's best for the baby, especially after she and Rafael (Justin Baldoni) learn that the baby is breech. - 21. Chapter Twenty-OneMay 4 201542minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is nervous to attend her five year high school reunion because she feels her life is not what she expected it to be. - 22. Chapter Twenty-TwoMay 11 201543minTV-PGSubtitlesEnglish [CC]Audio languagesEnglish
After having false labor, Jane (Gina Rodriguez) insists that Xo (Andrea Navedo) and Rogelio (Jaime Camil) go to Las Vegas to perform their show, but once they are gone the labor turns very real.
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L TorabpourReviewed in the United States on January 5, 20155.0 out of 5 stars
Unexpected GemI went into this show with some misgivings, seriously with a title of Jane The Virgin how could I do otherwise? Honestly I cannot even remember the reason I even watched the first episode as it was seriously not in my radar. I tend to go towards dark mystery shows, Broadchurch, The Killing or the likes of BBC's Sherlock, Downtown Abbey. Breaking Bad, Hell on Wheels and the Walking Dead. Jane was NOT in my genre, at all.
Perhaps it was all of the above intrigue, darkness and death that made Jane rush in and had me laughing out loud at her ridiculous plight. Yes it is over the top, campy fun. Jane and her family however are so endearing and likeable you root for them in every scene. The over the top, hilarious narrative just gently nudges you and tells you its okay, you are in on the joke, everything you are about to see is cheese, fluff and silly but it is delivered with such heart and enthusiasm you just end up laughing at yourself for liking it so much.
Standouts in this show:
Jane-Gina Rodriguez, yes she is as good as they are saying. I'm too old to be her best friend, but I would love her as the daughter I never had (all boys here)
Rogelio-Jaime Camil Jane's eternally narcissistic Telenova superstar dad, who has a heart of gold despite his very obvious shortcomings.
Xiomara and Alba actresses who play Jane's mother and Grandmother respectively, do an excellent job rounding out Jane's loving home.
The whole ensemble is very well cast. The show pokes fun at some Catholic conventions, but never ventures into the territory of mocking religion. It also never mocks Jane's decision to remain a virgin into her twenties, which was surprising as well as refreshing. I will keep tuning in and keep laughing at the exploits of this heart felt show with just enough camp and silliness to not take itself too seriously.
The only ding I would give this show is the unnecessary sex scenes, especially between the two women, they seem forced, prolonged and full of "hey everyone, we are all inclusive, see?" We could have gotten their relationship without resorting to expanding on the sex, can't lesbians have a relationship on camera without having the script devolve into a sex only relationship?
Perhaps it was all of the above intrigue, darkness and death that made Jane rush in and had me laughing out loud at her ridiculous plight. Yes it is over the top, campy fun. Jane and her family however are so endearing and likeable you root for them in every scene. The over the top, hilarious narrative just gently nudges you and tells you its okay, you are in on the joke, everything you are about to see is cheese, fluff and silly but it is delivered with such heart and enthusiasm you just end up laughing at yourself for liking it so much.
Standouts in this show:
Jane-Gina Rodriguez, yes she is as good as they are saying. I'm too old to be her best friend, but I would love her as the daughter I never had (all boys here)
Rogelio-Jaime Camil Jane's eternally narcissistic Telenova superstar dad, who has a heart of gold despite his very obvious shortcomings.
Xiomara and Alba actresses who play Jane's mother and Grandmother respectively, do an excellent job rounding out Jane's loving home.
The whole ensemble is very well cast. The show pokes fun at some Catholic conventions, but never ventures into the territory of mocking religion. It also never mocks Jane's decision to remain a virgin into her twenties, which was surprising as well as refreshing. I will keep tuning in and keep laughing at the exploits of this heart felt show with just enough camp and silliness to not take itself too seriously.
The only ding I would give this show is the unnecessary sex scenes, especially between the two women, they seem forced, prolonged and full of "hey everyone, we are all inclusive, see?" We could have gotten their relationship without resorting to expanding on the sex, can't lesbians have a relationship on camera without having the script devolve into a sex only relationship?
ebc_from_ctReviewed in the United States on October 5, 20155.0 out of 5 stars
22 episodes of very smart comedy that you do not want to miss!Jr. year abroad, I improved my Spanish by watching telly with the family that I was living with--1st Sesame Street (Plaza Sesamo) with the kids and then the telenovelas with the whole family. Telenovelas are an acquired taste; they are like soap operas on steroids. Jane the Virgin captures the telenovela feel, but with a clever little wink at the audience. This is honestly one of the best TV shows written in recent years! I don't have access to it on my cable pkg (Charter, you stink!) but was thrilled to see that it was available on Amazon (Amazon, you rock!). Jane the Virgin had me laughing, engaged, and thoroughly entertained! The plot is well-written and over the top a la telenovela style, the premise is insane but cute, and the actors are great (Jane Seymour and Cheech Marin make appearances as a romance writer and a priest). And finally, the pièce de résistance (he was nominated for an emmy; he is that good!), is the Latin lover narrator. Clever, funny, he's a great addition to the show.
The show takes place in Miami and the majority of characters are Hispanic, but the show is written for an English-speaking audience (the Grandmother speaks in Spanish only--subtitled in English) but everyone talks to her in English which is yet another absurdly funny touch.
Season 2 starts nest week and I hope that Amazon carries it (PLEASE, AMAZON, PLEASE!). Enough gushing, you really don't want to pass this up! And it's free with Amazon Prime!
The show takes place in Miami and the majority of characters are Hispanic, but the show is written for an English-speaking audience (the Grandmother speaks in Spanish only--subtitled in English) but everyone talks to her in English which is yet another absurdly funny touch.
Season 2 starts nest week and I hope that Amazon carries it (PLEASE, AMAZON, PLEASE!). Enough gushing, you really don't want to pass this up! And it's free with Amazon Prime!
KpiersonReviewed in the United States on May 15, 20155.0 out of 5 stars
Love this showLove this show!! Finally something unique, funny, for both younger and older adults. Using a telenovella format, with this great narrator, is a huge bonus. I binge watched each season as it became available. Saw first show, and was hooked. Mystery, romance, and comedy, all in one. Another plus, is showing her as a young woman who loves her Grandmother, is a refreshing alternative to how many young people, on these shows, treat their elders, or family members. I don't appreciate the sitcoms showing the parents or grandparents as someone to just play off of, by either insulting them, or disrespecting them, for a laugh. Worse yet, the shows depicting sex, vampires, binge drinking and poor choices. We all don't live the Kardashian lifestyle, nor do all of us approve. A modern show, about a modern young woman protecting her virginity, in an endearing and funny way??? And don't forget the murder mystery that is also tied into all of this. There is hope, just when I thought there were no boundaries TV would not cross. Maybe being a young modern woman protecting ones virginity, and still be wild, and funny, will become "hip"? We can only hope.
HyacinthReviewed in the United States on October 18, 20145.0 out of 5 stars
A wry look at Anglo/Hispanic cultureDespite a strong dislike for the series title, i very much enjoyed the pilot for JANE THE VIRGIN. The show is witty, well constructed & acted, and provides an interesting anglo/hispanic cultural melange that manages to be gently wry toward both cultures without condescension.
Can the deliberate soap-opera parallels save it from becoming a thinly-disguised soap opera like most (*yawn*) network dramas? Not sure, but I'm definitely interested in seeing where they go with this intricately inter-connected plot.
Can the deliberate soap-opera parallels save it from becoming a thinly-disguised soap opera like most (*yawn*) network dramas? Not sure, but I'm definitely interested in seeing where they go with this intricately inter-connected plot.
ChazandruReviewed in the United States on March 11, 20155.0 out of 5 stars
This Is One for the Ladies and some GuysOk... this is an American Tele Novella for the women of the house. It has cute moments, but while my wife watches it with laughter and anticipation, I take the dog for a walk, do some chores, or read a book. It IS a very cute show with a plot that's more knotted than you can imagine. My wife bought the first 10 episodes because we couldn't access them on line from CWTV and I saw what "binge watching'" actually means. It's not MY cup of tea, but my wife and many of her friends LOVE this show and if you haven't seen this from the beginning, do NOT start it in the middle You will be completely confused. I highly recommend this to the ladies who want a show without violence, darkness, and has an upbeat and hopeful tone to it. For me, it's kind of like a Cocker Spaniel, it is very fun, cute and cuddly, but I prefer my 67lb golden doodle. ;)
EVazReviewed in the United States on May 25, 20195.0 out of 5 stars
Best programming in...well, everThis is the final season of Jane the Virgin and I have been sad since episode one of season 5. So, I purchased seasons 1 - 4 and binged over the course of 2-weeks. I was amazed at how not one episode felt stale and every episode was fresh and relevant - as if though I were watching it for the first time. The writing is wonderful and the actors, including guest actors, are brilliantly talented. I expect to watch ever episode again and again.
RobertReviewed in the United States on August 6, 20165.0 out of 5 stars
I like it because it's funnyI've seen some negative reviews of this show and many positive reviews. What it comes down to personal preferences. I like it because it's funny, interesting, it doesn't take itself seriously, some of the situations are ridiculous (funny), the acting is good, and the story line is good. The one negative I could think of is that the plot line is complex, and if you miss an episode it's a challenge to figure out what happened.
Excellent and original.
Excellent and original.
Holly ParkerReviewed in the United States on May 25, 20155.0 out of 5 stars
This is one of the best shows to come out in a long timeThis is one of the best shows to come out in a long time. The "Latin Lover" narrator adds so much to the story, and the words which are typed over the screen (complete with the sounds of typing) are very funny. The premise of the show is that Jane Gloriana Villanueva, a virgin, has been accidentally inseminated with the sperm of Rafael. It was his wife who was supposed to be inseminated, but the doctor (Rafael's sister) was distracted and inseminated the wrong patient. This show is a bit like a Telenovela, full of pathos, heartwarming family devotion, and a large dose of humor. That being said, it still has sex and some violence, so it's not strictly family fare. If you haven't seen this wonderful show, you are missing one of the most original shows on TV.
