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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Chespirito is a sketch-comedy series named after Roberto Gomez Bolaños, known as "Chespirito" (little Shakespeare") -- the Mexican comedian who wrote and starred in almost every sketch on the show. It's most famous for the skits El Chavo del Ocho, in which Chespirito and others play small children who get into various mischief, and El Chapulin Colorado, a parody of comic-book super-heroes, who exhibits the opposite of all typical superhero traits, save for having good intentions. Both of these spun off into independent sitcoms for several years. Other popular sketches on the show were Dr. Chapatin (a rude, money-grubbing doctor who went a little berserk any time someone mentioned his age), Los Chifladitos (the surreal adventures of two suburban lunatics), and Los Caquitos (sketches about two small-time thieves, who eventually reform and try a series of odd jobs). |