Maya is back, Miguel's painting is still ruined, and Miguel couldn't be happier to have a twin sister. Finally realizing how much worse everything is without Maya, Miguel regrets he ever made the wish, and wishes it all to be reversed. Nguyen isn't their teacher because he felt unappreciated (Maya had made him feel appreciated), Jimmy McCorkle became a bully, etc. At first, it seems like all his Maya-made troubles are over.but then Miguel sees how the lack of Maya's influence has adversely affected the world: Maggie and Chrissy aren't friends because they had a difference of opinion (which Maya had previously helped them overcome), Mr. Paco (who has inexplicably become incredibly articulate) follows him around, commenting as Miguel takes in how the world has changed. The next day, he awakens to find his wish has come true Maya doesn't exist, and nobody's ever heard of her. Frustrated, Miguel angrily declares that he wishes he never had a sister. Maya, in her enthusiasm, manages to mess up things for Miguel: she spills juice on his book report, volunteers him to hang a pinata in class (a task which makes him take a humiliating fall), volunteers him to wear a too-big Santa suit and follow her around wishing their neighbors happy holidays (his pants fall down in front of everyone), and smudges a painting he was making as a gift to his parents.
Maya and Miguel Episode 36 The Taming of Mr.It's Christmas, and the Santos family is getting ready for the festivities.
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Maya and Miguel Episode 45 A Rose is Still A Rose.Maya and Miguel Episode 46 Role Reversal.Maya and Miguel Episode 47 After School.Maya and Miguel Episode 50 Mother's Day.Maya and Miguel Episode 51 The Big Fight.Maya and Miguel Episode 52 The Best Thanksgiving Ever.Maya and Miguel Episode 54 Papi Joins the Band.Maya and Miguel Episode 56 The Red Jacket.Maya and Miguel Episode 57 Maya the Mascot.Maya and Miguel Episode 58 Good Luck Paco.Maya and Miguel Episode 60 The Battle of the Birthdays.Maya and Miguel Episode 61 Say ''Cheese''!.Maya and Miguel Episode 62 A House Divided.Maya and Miguel Episode 63 Every Day is Earth Day.Maya and Miguel Episode 64 The Big Idea.Maya concludes episodes by exhorting viewers to "visit your local library like 'Maya & Miguel'". In some markets, each episode ends with Maya announcing, "Here's what some of our friends are up to," introducing clips of children engaging and interacting in ways consistent with the show's themes. The show presents a positive, culturally rich portrayal of Latino family, language and cultures. The underlying message is the importance of doing good for the family and community, and the philosophy that shared happiness is greater than personal gain. Their mother is from Mexico, and their father is from Puerto Rico. This show centers on Maya's well-intentioned meddling in her family and friends' lives, ultimately creating new quandaries to fix. The show chronicles the adventures, and sometimes misadventures, of fraternal twins Maya and Miguel Santos and features their family, friends and a diverse neighborhood. The show presents culture and language learning as fun, relevant and rewarding for all children, with a special emphasis on the Latino population.
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