KMM (Kubala, Moreno and Manchón) is a dramatic comedy about three private eyes: a former footballer, an ex-cop and a girl who has just graduated in Criminology. The tiny detective agency they run does what it can solve the kind of cases that will never make headlines. Meanwhile, they struggle to sort out their own often complicated family lives.

Gabriel Andrade Nińo, better known as “Dr. G”, is an attractive and mediocre psychologist who decides to invest all his money to open up an office at the city’s most prestigious clinic. Convince that he has charisma and the ability of seduction; Dr. G thinks that these traits will be enough to help him achieve the success he desires in becoming a “famous psychologist”.

To Dr. G’s surprise, he thought that with those qualities he would receive more patients but instead his only patient in his agenda is Susy, his younger sister, who dreams of becoming an actress and exercises her talent by pretending to be a patient with multiple issues of personality disorder.

Dolores, the receptionist is convinced that “Dr. G” does have a huge talent but for some reason that she isn’t aware off has kept him in darkness among the medical community. She then decides to help him in getting him patients who are in need of psychological treatment. Along the same lines, Gabriel discovers that thanks to his love affair experiences with women, he possesses a strange ability to translate the words of what a woman says but with its true meaning. From that moment, he submerges himself into a very unlikely unorthodox process of analysis, diagnosis, and treatment.

This fiction series touches on the everyday lives of a group of 30-40 year-olds whose adventures take place at work, at home, at the local bar, and always in an urban setting.
The pet pig in this series says it all - life's a swine. The characters here are all city-dwellers. Their tragi-comic love and work lives are told with wry humour, avoiding melodrama.
Part comedy series, part drama series Porca Miseria is built around ordinary, day-to-day stories. The scripts are clever and original and attract audiences who identify with the characters and circumstances: a self-important boss; someone who can't resist a little infidelity; someone else who is weight obsessed; and men and women who repeatedly fall in love with the wrong person.