“…Papers focused in greater numbers on women's representation, alone or in combination with other complementary dimensions such as motherhood, feminism and historical representation (Hidalgo-Marí and Palomares, 2020; Bonavitta and González de Garay, 2019;Chicharro, 2018;Hidalgo -Marí, 2017;Anderson, 2016;Coronado and Galán, 2015;Tous, Meso and Simelio, 2013;Ortega and Simelio, 2012; Galán, 2007). The female gender was also analysed as a whole or in comparison with the male gender (De The representation of the immigrant population as a social group was also studied in several papers(6). This was a characteristic of series broadcast in two periods:2002-2003 (Ruiz, Obradors, Pujadas, Ferrés and Pérez, 2011; Ruiz, Ferrés, Obradors, Pujadas and Pérez, 2006); and 2014-2017 (Marcos and González de Garay, 2019; Romero, de Casas and Maraver, 2018); as well as specifically in the series Aída (Biscarrat and Meléndez, 2014; González de Garay and Alfeo, 2012); El Comisario and Hospital Central.Other social representations that were found to be research topics were: adolescents(Guarinos, 2009;Crespo, 2005); family models in dramatic series and comedies from 1990 to 2010, in new series from 2013-2014 and in Hospital Central (Hidalgo-Marí,Tous and Morales, 2019;Martins, 2015;Chicharro, 2009); the elderly(Mancebo and Ramos, 2015;López and Cuenca, 2005); functional diversity, in series released in 2016-2018 (Palenzuela, Marcos and González de Garay, 2019); and the working class in Aída(Pao, 2014) combining it with the one shown in the soap opera Una palabra tuya, by Elvira Lindo.…”