The emergence of an entire generation of female television fiction creators has spawned a subgenre until recently (almost) unheard of: the parenting comedy. Titles like Better things, Catastrophe, Working Moms, and The Letdown tackle motherhood from a desacralized perspective that turns humor into the best weapon to face the reality of parenting, without Instagram filters. In our country, we can place Mira lo que has hecho, with Berto Romero, and Això no és Suècia, by Aina Clotet and Mar Coll. In some episodes, this latter series brought together a group of real-life mothers in the fiction who shared their experiences as such in mutual support meetings. One of these mothers was Marta Bassols, a well-known (and beloved) writer, actress, and cultural agitator on the Barcelona scene. Now she is the one promoting another series about the tribulations of motherhood, Yo siempre a veces, co-written with Marta Loza, sponsored by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, and starring Ana Boga.