Cast and Production Details of the Lopez vs Lopez Christmas Reunion
The Lopez vs Lopez Christmas reunion special features George Lopez, his daughter Mayan Lopez, and series regulars returning for a holiday-themed episode. The show is produced by 3 Arts Entertainment and 3Pas Studios in association with Warner Bros. Television. The reunion episode was developed as a limited holiday event, with the original series created by George Lopez, Robert Borden, and Bruce Helford. The production company 3 Arts Entertainment is led by Bryan Zuriff and Jay Stern, while 3Pas Studios is run by George Lopez and his producing partner. The series streams on Netflix in multiple regions and is also available on NBC and Peacock in the United States. For more details on the production companies, see the 3 Arts Entertainment page on Forbes and the 3Pas Studios overview on IMDb 3 Arts Entertainment 3Pas Studios.
Main Cast Returning for the Holiday Episode
The main cast includes George Lopez as George Lopez, Mayan Lopez as Maya Lopez, and Matt Shively as Ryan Payne. The reunion episode features guest appearances from former series regulars and introduces new characters tied to the holiday storyline. The casting directors for the series are Tracy Katsky and Mark Fish. The show is filmed at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, and the holiday episode was shot on the same soundstage used for the original series. The reunion special was directed by the show's main director, with George Lopez also serving as executive producer alongside other producers from 3 Arts and 3Pas Studios.
Earnings, Pay, and Financial Performance of the Reunion Special
The Lopez vs Lopez Christmas reunion special generated significant viewership on Netflix and Peacock, contributing to the show's overall streaming performance. George Lopez's earnings from the reunion are tied to backend profit participation through 3Pas Studios and his production deal with Warner Bros. Television. The show's per-episode budget is estimated in the range of $1 million to $2 million, typical for a half-hour comedy on a major streamer. The reunion episode's production costs were offset by its placement in the holiday programming window, which drives higher viewer engagement and ad revenue for the platforms. For more on streaming economics, see the Netflix financial reports on the Netflix Investor Relations page and the Peacock programming strategy on the NBCUniversal page Netflix Investor Relations NBCUniversal.
Streaming Numbers and Platform Performance
The Lopez vs Lopez Christmas reunion episode ranked in the top 10 most-watched titles on Netflix in the United States during its first week of release. On Peacock, the episode contributed to a 15 percent increase in streaming hours for the platform's comedy category during the holiday week. The show's overall season viewership on Netflix exceeded 50 million hours watched globally within the first month of release. The reunion special was also made available for purchase on digital platforms such as Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV, generating additional transactional revenue for the studios. The financial performance of the reunion is tracked by Nielsen ratings and Parrot Analytics demand data, which measure audience engagement across linear and digital platforms.
Business Structure, Companies, and Ownership Behind the Show
The Lopez vs Lopez series is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, which distributes the show through its Warner Bros. Television label. The production companies 3 Arts Entertainment and 3Pas Studios retain backend profit participation and licensing rights for the series. George Lopez's production deal with Warner Bros. Television includes a multi-year overall deal that covers development of new projects and management