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The divide in the Acosta family just got bigger in the season finale of “Party of Five.”
With most of the main characters together in Mexico – besides Emilio (Brandon Larracuente), whose Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status causes him to remain in Los Angeles – “Diaspora” reveals the family’s shifting dynamics.

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“Party of Five” is hinting toward an explosive season finale with the return of the Acosta parents.
“Mexico,” the ninth episode of the Freeform series, kicks off with Beto (Niko Guardado), Lucia (Emily Tosta), Valentina (Elle Paris Legaspi) and Rafa reuniting with their parents after four months of separation.

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In “Dos y Dos,” the Acosta siblings are one step closer to finally reuniting with their parents.
Revolving mostly around blatant political issues and soft storylines, the Freeform series has felt tepid and even insincere at times.

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Two saccharine monologues are the most exciting moments in the seventh episode of “Party of Five.”

“Speak for Yourself,” which premiered Wednesday night, revolves around a fundraiser Lucia (Emily Tosta) organizes with the help of her fellow activist and mentor, Sully (Elizabeth Grullon).

“To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You” proves that cheesy romances and love triangles are tried and true.
The second installment of the young adult franchise, “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” spotlights the harsh realities of “happily ever after.” Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) are finally official, but despite being crazy for her boyfriend, Lara Jean can’t help but overthink everything about their relationship.

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This week’s “Party of Five” felt like a filler despite shocking backstory revelations.
“Patch Job,” the sixth episode of the Freeform production, finally provided some much-needed clarification to the motivations of some of its main characters.

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Inheriting parenthood overnight finally gets the best of Emilio this week.
The fifth episode of “Party of Five,” titled “Rafa,” revolves around the youngest Acosta, who suffers from lead poisoning in the wake of chewing the paint off an old crib, honing in on the resulting toil the family is burdened with.

Aptly titled, “Authentic Mexican” tackles the appropriation of Mexican culture in everyday life.
In the fourth episode of “Party of Five,” Emilio (Brandon Larracuente) agrees to host the family’s first catering gig for a wealthy white woman, believing that the exposure will be a surefire way to bring more money into the family business.

This post was updated Jan. 15 at 11:06 p.m.
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Freeform’s “Party of Five” is attempting to be a real tear-jerker, but this week’s episode didn’t provide much heart.

Acing exams and earning money is a necessity for the Acostas if they want to stay together.
Five siblings must deal with the tragic aftermath of their parents’ deportations in Freeform’s new series “Party of Five.” A reboot of the 1994 Fox series, which revolved around the Salingers, a white family who lost their parents in a tragic car crash, the obvious difference now is the political bent.