Caray, Caray!

A repeat of the "Talking Killer" rehash by Andres. Now Diana gets her chance: She throws sand in Andres's face and runs off.

Larry is on the bed in his usual "poor-me" pose. He rants to Yolanda about Gaby.

Diana hides behind a skinny tree with skimpy leaf cover. It's so obvious she's there, it's beyond belief Andres doesn't see her immediately. He creepily tells her that he knows she's nearby. He can smell her and hear her heartbeat.

Octavia and Paco are on the beach. She now says she'll go back to Miami with him. I don't really get this. Perhaps it's her narcissistic feeling of indestructibility at work. The cops surely won't find her . . .

At Lala's house, Lala tells Caramelo that Paola is also a victim. The bad one is her son. Pancho comes out of the room where he hit Paola. Caramelo tells him she still loves him. He gives a strange sly smile. (In doing this quickly, I seem to have mixed up some scenes. I can't keep up with whether Paola and Caramelo are at home, at the hospital, together, separate. I know Pancho hit Paola, but I can't get the timeline straight. If anyone knows, please clarify. It doesn't really matter, though.)

Paola hits up Emilio for a loan. It's not for drugs, she says. She needs to escape. She says she can't be happy with a man who loves two women. I wonder if she will end up with Emilio after all. He actually agrees to lend her some money.

Pancho now tells Caramelo and his mom that he wants to get a regular job as a waiter with Paco. He wants a normal life. Lala thanks God.

Andres eventually catches Diana again.

Marfil, Iggy and Isabel are over at the prison. They have a new plan. They are going to place the two women in a manicomio, or insane asylum, that some friend of Iggy's runs in the woods somewhere. It's so isolated that no one knows of its existence. They will never escape, as they will be in the middle of nowhere. Debora finally overhears the talking from outside the cell. I now think we should call the good doctor Iggy instead, because he is presently suspended from his medical practice.

Pilar enters the homeless shelter. She is wearing another one of the vast supply of shiny plunging cowl-neck halters. They must have bought out the entire Charlies' Angels costume department. She tells Larry that she wants to go back to how things were.

At the mansion, Max is telling the family about the phone call he received from Isabel. Diego, the genius, tells Max to butt out. Gaby, for one, has a bright idea. Max should go home to wait for another call. (But really wouldn't the callers also have his cell phone number?) Granny DS wants to go to church to pray. She should be praying for a new outfit.

Gaviota tells Gaby to go out with her new trick, I mean date. That is, Kiki. She wants her to forget Larry. Gaby doesn't want to do something so frivolous while her sister has been kidnapped, but of course Gaviota tells her it's fine. It's more important to get revenge on Larry, it seems.

At the Carcelito, Diana is back in the cell. Debora fills her in on the manicomio. Debora and Diana put together a plot to have Debora knock out Marfil and switch places again and go for help. Diana naturally believes that Debora will come back for her. Sure . . .

Max, Larry and Yolanda discuss the price of the info. Yolanda conveys that Octavia has gotten married . (Somewhere along here Octavia had called Yolanda. I'm not sure when.) Larry says that it's terrible that their mother will break the heart of his beloved Gaby's real mama.

Marfil enters the cell. Debora mentions the manicomio. Marfil wants to know how she knows about it. Deb says they can hear everything. Deb and Marfil have a bitch-slap fest.

Kiki and Gaby go to a restaurant and talk about nothing interesting. Larry and Pilar come to the same restaurant, wouldn't you know. I'm still not sure why Larry suddenly agrees to go anywhere with Pilar. Larry the genius doesn't believe it's a coincidence. The two couples posture at each other.

In the cell, Debora has beaten Marfil and changes clothes and prepares to leave.

Kiki kisses Gaby at the table.

Paco and Caramelo talk at the bar about Pancho and Octavia.

Emilio and Max rehash the kidnap plot. Emilio realizes that Marfil could be behind it.

Debora gets Isabel to open the door and let her out. She then leaves and says that Diana shouldn't have trusted her.

Paco hugs Gaviota. Gaviota says she needs him. He says that it isn't the best time, but he needs to tell her something. He married another woman. Gasp.

Back at the restaurant, Pilar gets mad when Larry goes to talk to Gaby. He wants her to come home, she's his wife, etc. This time she's not fooled. She says that she's going to divorce him tomorrow.

Paco doesn't want to tell Fedora who the new woman is. She says she still loves him. But you've lost because of all the revenge, he says.

Marfil wakes up and realizes she's been had.

Paco realizes he never received Gaviota's messages. Does it dawn on him that wifey might have erased them?

At the end, Gaviota asks how he could have possibly gotten a new wife in a matter of days.

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