40 y 20

40 y 20 follows a man in his forties who remains active in the dating scene and prefers younger partners, while his son has a similar habit of seeking romance with older women. The comedy, set in Mexico, centers on Paco, a recently divorced father, and his relationship with his son Fran. Both men face the awkward realities of dating across generations, navigating pride, embarrassment, and the occasional misstep. Their parallel quests for affection fuel misunderstandings and misadventures that bring the family together in unexpected ways. Through witty banter and situational humor, the show explores how age shapes attraction, friendship, and the bond between father and son.

Created by Gustavo Loza, 40 y 20 is a Mexican comedy series that premiered in 2016. The show leans on a strong chemistry between Jorge Van Rankin as Paco and Mauricio Garza as Fran.

Cultural impact sits in the space of determined family humor and age related dating jokes that Mexican audiences could relate to. The premise invites conversations about attraction and respect across generations, making the show feel timely while keeping its tone light and accessible.

Reception has highlighted the duo of Paco and Fran as the engine of the series and its light hearted take on romance across ages. The themes center on family bonds, self discovery, and the comedy that arises when expectations clash with real life.