Saturday, February 28, 2009
MEPS 2/27/09: El Jinete Justiciero Returns: A Chippendale Among The Chipmunks
Capítulos 9 & 10
Soledad is still away in the city visiting the lethargic Lil, so Margarita plays lookout as Jacinto rummages around in Sole’s house for Eduardo’s phone number in the States. He plans on going into town to phone him to let him know how sick his mother is. Margarita is anxious for Jacinto to tell Eddie how urgent it is and that he must come home right away to see her.
Gonzo is at his doctor’s appointment and he asks his cardiologist not to let his family know about his heart problems. The specialist says fine as long as Gonzo follows his instructions to the letter. Gonzo says he will, but just because he’s got heart problems doesn’t mean he’s going to make a big deal over it in front of everyone.
At the milk plant, our resident Bad Ass Bitch, aka, Babs, is signing off on a quality control report from one of the workers when Anibal runs in looking for her. He’s got his shorts in a wad because little sis, Fernanda, is the one who gets to make the decision to go with the powdered milk project or not. She’s the only one who can get Gonzo to change his mind about it. He says since Sissy trusts Babs so much that Babs needs to convince her that once the stuff arrives, none of their employees is going to be thrown out onto the street and left without a job.
Babs angrily complains that Fernanda’s problem is that she’s inherited her daddy’s socially charitable tendencies and so Grupo Lactos has moral obligations with rabble throughout the entire region. Suddenly she gets a call from hubby, Gullible Gonzo, and her tone of voice changes to concerned and silky sweet. Gonzo lies that the doctor said he’s just fine and she pretends it’s wonderful news before hanging up. Anibal continues the conversation. He suggests that perhaps Damian, being Nanda’s fiance, could smooth the way for them. Babs feigns shock, shock! at the idea of manipulating his darling sister through Damian.
Back again at the hacienda, Fernanda kisses Damian her “Monstruo” [monster, genius, giant] good-bye. (So, of all the pet names for a lover she comes up with that? Hmm. Let’s see. She hasn’t seen Damian’s bad side yet, and being a telenovela heroine, she’s still a virgin, so I guess she hasn’t got a clue about sizing up his particular…er… situation so to speak, so I guess the next best translation’s got to be “genius”.) She gets the urge to go out back and reminisces through the fountains in the back yard, remembering the happy times when she and Eduardo played together as kids. She’s sad to think that Eddie never kept his word and has apparently forgotten her. (After 14 years and passing through puberty, you sure as heck would hope to think so.) That’s why a year ago (fourteen long years of pining puppy-love later), we learn she decided to finally forget him and start a new chapter in her life.
Eduardo, however, has never gotten down off that puff of cloud-9 of his. He is at that very point in time buying an engagement ring for his gossamer gal before he heads back to Mexico. (Ok. Ok. You’re gonna tell me that a summa cum laude grad student from Harvard Business School doesn’t stop to think that maybe the object of his pre-pubescent dreams might not already be married with five kids by now, or could be into S and M and living in Vegas, or after fifteen years, might have turned out to look like Jaba the Hut’s twin sister and have a personality like Joan Rivers or a mouth like Rosie O’Donnell’s?) Viewerville once again adjusts the foil antenna on its collective beanie.
Jacinto comes back home and tells Margo that although Eduardo wasn’t around, he at least got hold of Ed’s Spanish speaking sexretary, and that he found out Eddie’s on vacation and headed home to Mexico. He’s going to be arriving the following day from the U.S. at the airport in Toluca. Margo says it’s not a moment too soon since Sole’s getting worse. She says that she wants to ask Don Gonzo to put Sole in the hospital, but Jacinto says no, because they both know that Babs will find out and be all over them like a ton of bricks if they try it.
Meanwhile, Gardenia, Margarita’s sister, is at Soledad’s house and trying to nurse Sole as best she can. Lucio knocks on the door to tell her she needs to return to the main house to serve dinner. Margo comes in just then to take a turn nursing Sole and since it’s the cook’s day off, ‘Denia races back to the main house hoping to arrive before BOW notices she’s not there.
Camilo, a grown-up version of the same crude, rude and lude jerk he’s always been, comes in late to dinner. Nanda asks him where Erika is and he makes some stupid joke, which falls flat, about her being on vacation. He blows off the question and says he hasn’t heard from her and says no, he’s not sent Erika packing if that’s what she’s wondering. Nanda says, no, but mentions that it is just so obvious that Camilo’s interest for her friend disappears whenever Santiago (who has been working on some project in Guadalajara for the last six months) is out of the picture for a while. Just then Damian arrives for dinner and very affectionately kisses Nanda “hello”. This secretly ticks Babs off and she goes to see what’s taking so long in the kitchen.
Babs, in a fouler mood than usual, walks into the kitchen just as Denia comes through the back door. Babs instinctively knows that the girl has been tending to Soledad and warns her that if she misses a minute of work because of that old woman again she’s fired. Nanda rushes in at that moment and asks what’s up. BOW immediately turns back into “Miss Congeniality” and says no problem. Gardenia just felt a bit ill but is fine now. Nanda makes a big deal about it and wants Denia to come with her to see the company doctor the next day, then sends her home for the evening and leaves to go back into the dining room. BOW stares daggers at Denia.
Jacinto tells Margo that they’ll have to wait for Eduardo to come home and then let him be the one to decide what do about his mother’s situation.
The next morning Jacinto goes to pick up Ed at the airport, but he doesn’t recognize the only indigenous looking guy in blue-jeans getting off a flight from the States –the one with the uber-large, gaudy, Jollywood shades that scream “Look at me! Look at me!” (Viewerville determines this must be Jacinto’s first time ever inside an airport, because, of course, he doesn’t realize he can have somebody paged and has never seen car services hold up signs for their faceless fares. Jacinto doesn’t do either. Nope, he is just supposed to be another well-meaning country bumpkin who only knows enough to drive to the airport, but not how to think out of the box once he gets there.) Eduardo and Jacinto pass by each other like strangers. Eddie-boy ends up going outside and taking a cab to his mother’s.
Back at Soledad’s, Margo tells Denia where Jacinto’s gone and warns her that absolutely no one can find out that Eduardo’s come back. Denia has heart palpitations at the mere thought of Eduardo, “the handsomest passenger on the plane,” showing up there again. Marge realizes that her little sis still has the hots for Eddie and knows nothing good’s going to come of it.
Back at the main house Nanda and Denia have a chat and Nanda finds out that Soledad is seriously ill. She wants to go to see Soledad immediately but Denia refuses and almost lets the cat out of the bag about why, but then remembers nobody is supposed to find out that Eduardo is back. Nanda wonders what the big deal is that she can’t go with her to see about Sole.
Babs and her assistant are working on the final guest list for the wedding. Babs crosses off Solie and LIl from the list. When her assistant says something about Fernanda possibly being upset over it, Barbie shuts her up with some nasty aside about Fernanda’s not wanting her druggie loon of a sister or some dying old woman there, then summarily kicks her out of her office with a couple of BOW finger snaps.
Nanda has forced Denia to come with her back to Soledad’s house. While they’re walking down the lane towards Soledad’s Damian shows up. He persuades Nanda to come back with him to the main house because he and she need to discuss something important. Denia breathes a sigh of relief for the reprieve.
We beam back to the plant as Babs tells Anibal that instead of talking with Fernanda herself about the powdered milk project, she’s having Damian discuss it with her. Anibal says he hopes Damian does a good job of convincing her because he’s gone ahead and signed the order for the powdered milk already and he doesn’t want his father to can him because of it. Babs thinks to herself that that will be the least of Anibal’s worries once that powdered milk purchase causes the company to go under.
Damian and Nanda are in her daddy’s office at the house. He tries to explain to her that the company needs the powdered milk as a bridging measure for the company to survive and continue growing. She doesn’t want to go against her father because she believes in his judgment and says if he’s against this then there’s got to be a reason for it. (Enough all ready! Will somebody please keep Silvia and Sergio away from the Jolt Cola and the Red Bull? It’s like listening to Alvin and the Chipmunks on speed!! Damn! It’s gonna take true willpower for Viewerville to make it through 175 episodios of “The Hopped-Up Chipmunk Chronicles.”) Damian warns her that without the powdered milk as a break-gap measure to fill all the orders that are coming in, the company will have to forget about their philanthropic projects, the fair and a number of her own personal projects. Daddy’s problem with the idea, though, is that he just doesn’t like being only a prepackaging third-party intermediary, he says.
Fernanda seems to be leaning towards giving Damian her support after hearing his explanation. They head outside and she admits she’d rather he discuss it with Daddy because she’s more interested in checking on her nana, Soledad’s, health right now, and anyway Damian’s got a better grasp of the details than she does. She says she wants to go into town to get Soledad a little get well gift but Damian’s got a meeting he can’t miss and they go their separate ways. As he sends her off he prophetically warns her to drive carefully “because you never know when you’re going to run into some crazy person walking the roads around here.”
Speaking of said crazy person, Eduardo is riding back home in the taxi with roses (and the ring). He reminisces about the fateful day he gave Nanda the locket and she gave him his medallion, and their first kiss. (Sorry, but this is just a bit too weird for me to get my head around. Maybe Damian’s on to something here.) Overcome by nostalgia, Eddie decides to get out from the taxi and continue walking on foot.
Not far from there, Denia and Margo are still nursing Soledad. Denia tells Sole she’d get better if she could see her son but Sole is adamant that Eduardo can never ever return to the hacienda to visit her.
Fernanda has turned out to be a real Valley girl. She’s jabbering a mile a minute on her cell phone about wedding details while speeding along in her car --on the very same country road as Eduardo. She races past and splashes him with a mud puddle. He gets completely soaked. She stops and through her side view mirror sees this hunky looking stranger angrily throwing down the bouquet he was carrying. A very embarrassed Nanda gets out to apologize. The two immediately seem to feel a strong attraction for each other. They share a star-crossed lover’s stare as Uni goes into the commercial break.
The two are still staring at each other as we beam back. Nanda explains (now at a 100 miles a minute) that she wasn’t paying attention and didn’t see Ed because she was too busy talking on her cell (at 100 miles a minute) about all the wedding arrangements she’s got to make. There’s soooo much to do, she prattles on (still at a 100 miles a minute), when planning a wedding, doncha know. He’s taken with her and says, well, no, he wouldn’t know since he’s never been married. Nanda considers this little tidbit for a couple seconds longer than she should. (Methinks that Nanda might have just been struck with her first twinge of doubt now that this hunk has told her he is still unattached.) She says she’s sorry she’s muddied him up. He smiles his hunkalicious smile at her again and politely says, aw shucks, it’s just one more reason to take a bath. (“Bath?” Did you say, “BATH?”) She offers to take him into town so he can at least buy a new bouquet of roses. He accepts.
Back at Soledad’s house Denia, Jacinto and Margo are wondering where Ed could possibly be and why he hasn’t deigned to show up yet. ”What kind of a problem would keep him from coming straight to his mother’s house?” Margo asks if possibly Jacinto missed him in the crowd. Jacinto says he saw every last passenger come through, but then wonders if possibly he didn’t recognize Eddie because he might have changed so much over the years that he couldn’t. (Do ya think?)
In the car Nanda and Ed begin to chat. He is enchanted by her. She jabbers on Valley-style about how many things there are to get done when planning a wedding. He tells her he’s from New York. She wonders why anybody would leave skyscrapers just to wind up there on some back road in the middle of the sticks in Mexico. He’s about to explain when Nanda’s cell rings. She tells the caller that yes, it’s Fernanda Elizalde speaking, the same one who is getting married next Saturday. Eddie is head-pounding, heart-sick impactado and his eyes get the size of fried huevos.
Back at Grupo Lactos’ corporate offices, Damian’s big important meeting is apparently with Babs. She’s pissed that he came back without having convinced Fernanda to immediately intervene with Gullible Gonzo. She tells him to try again and to do it immediately. He calls Fernanda back on her cell but it’s busy. He says he’ll call her again later. That’s not good enough for Babs and she gripes that again she is going to have to do things herself. Damian gets honked off and tells her she can do whatever the heck she wants to --and, I think, he changes inflections to broadly hint she can stick it where the sun don’t shine--then slams the door on his way out.
We get shunted once again to the Mexican countryside. Eduardo can’t believe he’s actually in the same car with and has been listening to his beloved planning details for a wedding with some other man. He gets freaked a second time when Fernanda mentions Barbara Greco, the man-eating hyena, so matter-of-factly. When she finally is off the phone, Eddie plays twenty questions to find out why she’s really getting married. (Ok. Now that is painful to watch—a gorgeous, 40-something hunk playing a lovesick puppy of 25 acting like a jealous, love-struck pre-teen. This is déjà vu all over again…..) She giggles and says for love, of course and then notices that he’s suddenly gotten moody.
Ok. It’s once more over the hill and through the woods to… Soledad’s… house we go. Now Denia is getting angrier by the minute thinking that Eduardo hasn’t come back to the house to see them and his mother because he’s simply gotten too sophisticated to bother with “poor people.” Jacinto gets tired of hearing her constant complaints and says it is very possible that Ed got into a jam of some sort. Well, Denia says, it’s probably better if he doesn’t show up because his coming back could spoil the happy couple’s wedding plans. Margo says that’s never gonna happen; what was between Nanda and Eddie was just kid stuff. (Here, here!) Denia isn’t so sure, though.
Poor Damian, still frustrated over Babs’s bitch session, now gets a call from the other bossy broad in his life, his mama. She’s called him at the office because she simply cannot make up her mind which designer dress to choose for the region’s Wedding of the Century between Sonny and Nanda Elizalde. Damian impatiently tells her to pick any one she likes and to leave him the heck alone at work. He clicks off his cell and fights the urge to (yessssss!) break it.
Fernanda, meanwhile, babbles on to Eddie (still clocking palabras at 100) that she’s marrying a guy named Damian Gallardo. Eduardo is still playing twenty questions and asks how long she’s known him. She says for ten months. Ed then asks if that’s the only man she’s ever loved. She says you could say that, although there was one time before, but it was just kid stuff. This answer seems to really upset him and he suddenly says he wants to be let out of the car. Nanda doesn’t understand since they haven’t gotten to the florist’s yet, but then she smiles innocently at him and asks if she can at least get his name. He stares back at her and fights the urge to tell her off. She smiles back, clueless. Just as he decides how to answer, her cell phone rings again. This time it’s The Fiancé. “Hello, Monstruo!” Eddie swallows the basketball-sized lump in his throat and decides he’s heard enough. Damian asks where she is and who she’s with. Nanda turns back around to look at Eduardo, but he’s already walked off from the jeep. She suddenly deflates and tells Damian that she’s alone.
In Bab’s office back at Grupo Lactos, we learn that Anibal, it seems, has purchased bootlegged powdered milk and Babs is not a happy camper. She’s upset because it’s too big a shipment to keep under wraps. The company transporting it for him, he says, doesn’t know that it’s bootlegged, so he doesn’t think it should be a problem. Babs then asks Anibal if there’s anything else she needs to know about this shipment. (Guess we’ll have to wait for the next capítulo to find out.) Gonzo, meanwhile, is in his own office reading the powdered milk contract and nearly blows a gasket when his secretary informs him that Anibal went ahead and ordered the powdered milk anyway.
Fernanda is now driving on her way back from town and tells Damian that she still hasn’t gone to see Soledad yet. He wonders why not. She fibs and says she punctured a tire and had to have a man fix it for her. It’s gotten late, he says, and she realizes she still needs to meet up with Erika to get her wedding dress fitted. Damian says he’ll pick up Erika for her and then after supper he’ll go with Fernanda to visit Soledad. Just then Fernanda sees Eduardo’s bouquet still lying on the side of the road. She gets distracted by it and stops in the middle of her conversation as she remembers the hunkalicious mystery-man angrily throwing it down after getting splashed.
Our hunkalicious mystery-man meanwhile, walks around town and ends up at Silvestre’s rundown little blacksmith’s shop. He unconsciously tugs at the medallion around his neck and realizes what an idiot he was to come back for Fernanda after so many years. Just then Silvestre walks by him and loses control of his wheelbarrow. Eduardo helps him pick up the fallen tools but the old man no longer recognizes him. Suddenly it hits Eddie that absolutely no one from the little town recognizes him. He walks back toward the market place. One of the women goes running after some guy and calls him Jacinto. Eduardo realizes that the guy is his childhood friend and runs after him. Jacinto doesn’t recognize Eduardo until he mentions the names from their old “Dungeons and Dragons” game. “Are you Jacinto Cordero, El Halcon Azabache?” Jacinto is cautiously suspicious. “--How do you know about that?” Eduardo gets a huge smile on his face. “Jacinto, look at me! I’m El Jinete Justiciero!”
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Thanks, Jardinera, for the the fantastic and funny recap as well as the acknowledgment that they were doing chipmunk-speak! I pride myself on not needing captions but a lot of the time it sounded like they were doing raspberries instead of talking. Sheesh!
So I guess the stage is set for nobody to recognize Eddie, but he'll let his childhood pals in on the secret and his role will be to knock Evilbitch, BAD SEED, Barbinator off her wheels and expose her for the havoc-wreaking, murderous, saboteur she is, huh? I haven't seen a lot of novelas, but I've seen a few bad girls and she is, by far, consistently the nastiest, most sinister heffa.....worse than what's her name on Accoralada. Anyway, fun recap, I made it through a week.
Khalilah
So I guess the stage is set for nobody to recognize Eddie, but he'll let his childhood pals in on the secret and his role will be to knock Evilbitch, BAD SEED, Barbinator off her wheels and expose her for the havoc-wreaking, murderous, saboteur she is, huh? I haven't seen a lot of novelas, but I've seen a few bad girls and she is, by far, consistently the nastiest, most sinister heffa.....worse than what's her name on Accoralada. Anyway, fun recap, I made it through a week.
Khalilah
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: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 2:57:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 2:57:00 PM EST
Jardinera, thanks for that detailed and excellent recap. I'm smoothing the dents from my foil beanie and planning to add another layer. I think I'll go for the non-stick stuff for added protection.
La Paloma
La Paloma
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 3:08:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 3:08:00 PM EST
Another awesome recap Jardinera. I was rubbing my hands with glee when Damian was about to break his cell phone LOL. So Nanda and Eduardo finally meet and I for one was glad to see that infectious smile. What a smile. Babs truly is a BOW and it looks like Lucero is eating it up. So Eduardo finally arrives home to fulfill his childhood wish of marrying his sweetheart only to be crushed with the harsh reality that she moved on with her life. Me thinks Damian does truly love Nanda and Babs apparently wants him for herself. I'm sure she's looking for a thrill after all the years of being in a loveless marriage. I'm looking forward to Mondays show to see if Eduardo does get to see Sole she's barely hanging on.
One week has passed and you will need 10 extra large beanie hats to wear. There is just so many glaring mistakes in terms of attention to detail and consistency. We all chuckled at the time slip with regards to Liliana and her idol Cindy Lauper. The poster on the wall and 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun' was popular in 1983-84. I know because I lived through it as a youngster and was also in a dj crew. Babs could have told the producers about it since she is like a contemporary. Unless she forgot so soon. ;) They would have been better off using Madonna since she transcends all eras so far. Or Jesus Jones and C+C Music factory..... :) They were right with the vintage computers since they were big and bulky from the Windows 3.0-1 Era.
Very few people had cell phone then and they were the size of a brick. Lol. Cigarman gets a break for that.
So now we know that our dearest Babs is like a sleeper agent. I can't believe that for 15 years, there had been no significant activity. Then all of a sudden it resumes. I like Babs or rather the woman playing her. Those eyes with the deep mascara lines are irresistible. And she lost some baby fat in her face...Former Fuego viewers must think I have questionable taste in women. LMAO. ;) I think she may turn good in the future or she may be related to one or the other of the protagonists..... i'm reluctant to see beautiful girls as bad guys. :)
There are numerous mistakes in the Harvard football scene to the trained eye. We all know they got the uniforms wrong and used some colors being used by the Miami Dolphins. In reality it is a generic football uniform with no real team markings. It is rare that they have a quarterback do tackling drills, which were in awful form btw. Unless that QB throws a great deal of interceptions.
You don't say ready 1,2,3. Line calls are usually Hut, Hike ,Go on 1,2, or 3 depending on the snap count and terminology of the offensive system. He's on shutgun formation and picking up a horrible snap . i think the ball even hit the ground before he got it. Bad throw btw. It would have been better if they did NOT shoot a football scene. Football Rant/Off. Sorry, having played the game You notice this things.
I'm not sure what the argument was about powdered milk vs fresh milk. I did not catch that. Powdered milk is cheaper and not as popular in the US, but it exists...
Gotta say that Babs has not aged a bit. :) Looking real good while Anibal looks like her dad. And she is the stepmom.
I'm having trouble with the logic of marrying a childhood girl who you have not seen since the 2nd or 4th grade.(First holy communion is usually in 2nd grade)and then no communication due to the hidden letter of course. I mean they did not even recognize each other after Fernanda splashed mud over Eduardo's clothes.. It would seem she has moved on and he did not. After all these years. And he never messed around with other girls while in the states.
I find Babs move when sneaking around interesting. Especially the way she backpedals and whatnot. The stairs in the Big house nad the second floor look hauntingly similar. Almost like a deja vu. :)
The dialogue seems to be a little harder to follow and I get what most of you are saying about Fernanda talking fast. almost as fast as Marichuy talks. But more understandable than Columbians.
I checked out wikipedia and someone altered the number of episodes listed. It is now 120 as opposed to 330. I don't know what is really true...
BTW How tall is Babs? She seems to tower over almost everybody...
Ibarramedia
Very few people had cell phone then and they were the size of a brick. Lol. Cigarman gets a break for that.
So now we know that our dearest Babs is like a sleeper agent. I can't believe that for 15 years, there had been no significant activity. Then all of a sudden it resumes. I like Babs or rather the woman playing her. Those eyes with the deep mascara lines are irresistible. And she lost some baby fat in her face...Former Fuego viewers must think I have questionable taste in women. LMAO. ;) I think she may turn good in the future or she may be related to one or the other of the protagonists..... i'm reluctant to see beautiful girls as bad guys. :)
There are numerous mistakes in the Harvard football scene to the trained eye. We all know they got the uniforms wrong and used some colors being used by the Miami Dolphins. In reality it is a generic football uniform with no real team markings. It is rare that they have a quarterback do tackling drills, which were in awful form btw. Unless that QB throws a great deal of interceptions.
You don't say ready 1,2,3. Line calls are usually Hut, Hike ,Go on 1,2, or 3 depending on the snap count and terminology of the offensive system. He's on shutgun formation and picking up a horrible snap . i think the ball even hit the ground before he got it. Bad throw btw. It would have been better if they did NOT shoot a football scene. Football Rant/Off. Sorry, having played the game You notice this things.
I'm not sure what the argument was about powdered milk vs fresh milk. I did not catch that. Powdered milk is cheaper and not as popular in the US, but it exists...
Gotta say that Babs has not aged a bit. :) Looking real good while Anibal looks like her dad. And she is the stepmom.
I'm having trouble with the logic of marrying a childhood girl who you have not seen since the 2nd or 4th grade.(First holy communion is usually in 2nd grade)and then no communication due to the hidden letter of course. I mean they did not even recognize each other after Fernanda splashed mud over Eduardo's clothes.. It would seem she has moved on and he did not. After all these years. And he never messed around with other girls while in the states.
I find Babs move when sneaking around interesting. Especially the way she backpedals and whatnot. The stairs in the Big house nad the second floor look hauntingly similar. Almost like a deja vu. :)
The dialogue seems to be a little harder to follow and I get what most of you are saying about Fernanda talking fast. almost as fast as Marichuy talks. But more understandable than Columbians.
I checked out wikipedia and someone altered the number of episodes listed. It is now 120 as opposed to 330. I don't know what is really true...
BTW How tall is Babs? She seems to tower over almost everybody...
Ibarramedia
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 3:36:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 3:36:00 PM EST
I don't know about that, Khalilah--the villains in Acorralada were pretty bad: Octavia, Diego, and the evil twins. However, nice aunt Yolanda (Ofelia Cano) apparently has a part in this. I also saw her in an episode of Rosa de Guadalupe last night.
Thanks Jardinera...well-written and very funny. I would never have thought to look up other definitions for "monstruo" amazing what other things it can mean.
Yes, I'm afraid our beloved Fernando is a little long in the tooth to be playing a fellow in his 20's but awwww...who cares? He's gorgeous. Relax and enjoy.
Yes, I'm afraid our beloved Fernando is a little long in the tooth to be playing a fellow in his 20's but awwww...who cares? He's gorgeous. Relax and enjoy.
Thank you so much for the detailed recap, Jardinera. Somehow, I'm missing a lot of the dialog so far. Hopefully I'll get used to the voices eventually, and as you pointed out, some of them speak chipmunk speak.
So little brother Santiago is on a project for 6 months? He may be on a project a lot, since the same actor is in Tontas (in a minor role).
I don't understand why Soledad is so insistent that Eduardo can't ever see them. I mean, Babs is destroying all of them anyway, so Sole should have a little more confidence that maybe her son can do something about this rather than just roll over.
Ibarramedia, I don't think Lucero (Babs) is unusually tall, it's just that she always wears heels, and none of the kitchen staff does. Also, they use camera angles to make her look more imposing.
So little brother Santiago is on a project for 6 months? He may be on a project a lot, since the same actor is in Tontas (in a minor role).
I don't understand why Soledad is so insistent that Eduardo can't ever see them. I mean, Babs is destroying all of them anyway, so Sole should have a little more confidence that maybe her son can do something about this rather than just roll over.
Ibarramedia, I don't think Lucero (Babs) is unusually tall, it's just that she always wears heels, and none of the kitchen staff does. Also, they use camera angles to make her look more imposing.
Thanks for the recap Jardinera. You had many funny lines but I particularly loved the one about Jacinto missing the only indigenous looking man at the airport with the LOOK AT ME glasses...priceless.
Soledad is the epitome of suffering and now its killing her. Poor Liliana and keeping those letters from Eduardo and Fernanda...and of course psycho Babs. I wonder if she'll recover once her son returns or die from terror.
Soledad is the epitome of suffering and now its killing her. Poor Liliana and keeping those letters from Eduardo and Fernanda...and of course psycho Babs. I wonder if she'll recover once her son returns or die from terror.
I loved your recap, Jardinera, because #1 It helped me better understand the chipmunks #2 I was pretty lost without cc's anyway and #3 it was so deliciously snarky and hilarious.
What is BOW Barbie's plan for the Elizalde ruination. We need another dastardly deed pronto. We have already waited 15 years. Is she planning for Damian to ruin Lactos under Fernanda's nose. It seems Anibal could do that all by himself if she gave him free rein. I hope the powdered milk isn't tainted. That would be too much like reality.
I guess Jacinto expected 2 or 3 people to disembark at the airport and for Eduardo to look the same after 15 years which is crazy because Jacinto, himself, looks much more different as an adult than Eduardo does as an adult. What did he expect. Why was Eduardo looking around at the airport. Was he expecting someone to pick him up or was he taking it all in since he was finally back home.
I saw a clip of Pura Sangre, the original MEPS, on YouTube and guess what, they used Madonna instead of Cindy Lauper so I guess the writers chose whatever music they wanted.
Oh, where is Santiago and his curly mullet so I can thoroughly inspect it. GinCA
What is BOW Barbie's plan for the Elizalde ruination. We need another dastardly deed pronto. We have already waited 15 years. Is she planning for Damian to ruin Lactos under Fernanda's nose. It seems Anibal could do that all by himself if she gave him free rein. I hope the powdered milk isn't tainted. That would be too much like reality.
I guess Jacinto expected 2 or 3 people to disembark at the airport and for Eduardo to look the same after 15 years which is crazy because Jacinto, himself, looks much more different as an adult than Eduardo does as an adult. What did he expect. Why was Eduardo looking around at the airport. Was he expecting someone to pick him up or was he taking it all in since he was finally back home.
I saw a clip of Pura Sangre, the original MEPS, on YouTube and guess what, they used Madonna instead of Cindy Lauper so I guess the writers chose whatever music they wanted.
Oh, where is Santiago and his curly mullet so I can thoroughly inspect it. GinCA
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:06:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:06:00 PM EST
Thank you for the recap, Jardinera. Gosh, this darned telenovela will require an extra layer of Heavy Duty alumminum foil under my beanie hat.
So just-graduated Eduardo is buying a bling!bling! rock of a ring for Fernanda, the girl he hasn't seen in, like, what? fifteen years? Dude! Seriously.....
And just how can he afford that?
I also swear the taxi Eduardo rode home in was a Lexus ES. Wow, I didn't know Mexico had those as taxis. I thought the green VW beetles were the thing. But a Lexus???
Definitely suspending disbelief on many levels . . .
So just-graduated Eduardo is buying a bling!bling! rock of a ring for Fernanda, the girl he hasn't seen in, like, what? fifteen years? Dude! Seriously.....
And just how can he afford that?
I also swear the taxi Eduardo rode home in was a Lexus ES. Wow, I didn't know Mexico had those as taxis. I thought the green VW beetles were the thing. But a Lexus???
Definitely suspending disbelief on many levels . . .
Jardinera, thanks for the great recap. When they start with the rapid fire chipmunk-speak I am totally lost so you are a godsend.
I am not sure a foil lined beanie will work with this one, I am thinking about ordering one of those mylar sweatsuits.
rsk
I am not sure a foil lined beanie will work with this one, I am thinking about ordering one of those mylar sweatsuits.
rsk
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:39:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:39:00 PM EST
Yaaay! I loved that goofy Acorralada. Yeah, they were bad Nina K., it's just that I guess I'm contrasting Lucero in Alborada with her role here, when she comes on screen I either wanna growl or slap the shit out of her, she is such a BITCH, nasty and cold. And killing your parents, damn, that's pretty bad. By the way was that annoying brother in Acorralada? Anywho, I like the beanie concept. Wouldn't it be good if they could put all these beautiful mature people in believable roles? what the hey, I'm in it for fun and to polish my Spanish!
Khalilah
Khalilah
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:42:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:42:00 PM EST
Jardinera, excellent recap. You make these recaps enjoyable; sometimes more enjoyable than the soap itself.
It is so sad about Liliana. Why didn't her sister do something. Fernanda wasn't always a child. She had her teen years. What about while in college and home for holidays, didn't she see where something was seriously wrong? Im not happy with the writers letting us see her in a nut house drugged up, since she was a teenager. The best years of her life???
It is so sad about Liliana. Why didn't her sister do something. Fernanda wasn't always a child. She had her teen years. What about while in college and home for holidays, didn't she see where something was seriously wrong? Im not happy with the writers letting us see her in a nut house drugged up, since she was a teenager. The best years of her life???
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:44:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 5:44:00 PM EST
Jardinera~~~Thanks for the detailed recap. Wow. We are going to have to work extra hard at suspending our disbelief for this one. It seems pretty hard to imagine that a guy who looks like Eduardo would have saved himself all these years for his puppy love interest. Come on...the girls would have been throwing themselves at him left and right. Okay everyone, think back to your first crush. Would you have pined away and waited for them for 15 years ? I saw mine this summer at a reunion....He has definitely changed a little ...He now has a beard and a long ponytail instead of that cute crewcut he sported in the sixth grade ..people change. How much are you like the child you were ??? Oh well, I love Fernando so I'll hang in there and watch things unfold.
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:08:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:08:00 PM EST
Great recap, Jardinera. Hunkilicious is so right!
They should've adjusted the story to the actors age, rather than having the characters look ridiculous. It would've made more sense for Fernanda to be waiting for her love, than a worldly man waiting for his love -- for 15 years. (yeah, right)
Exactly right about the chipmunk speak. Thank goodness for recappers and captions...
jb
They should've adjusted the story to the actors age, rather than having the characters look ridiculous. It would've made more sense for Fernanda to be waiting for her love, than a worldly man waiting for his love -- for 15 years. (yeah, right)
Exactly right about the chipmunk speak. Thank goodness for recappers and captions...
jb
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:26:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:26:00 PM EST
Ibarramedia, I don't think Lucero (Babs) is unusually tall, it's just that she always wears heels, and none of the kitchen staff does. Also, they use camera angles to make her look more imposing.
Agreed Hombre. While she may not be 5'10" -6'0", i was just curious what her actual height is. Something about Babs is irresistible. I'm speculating that somewhere down the road, Babs will turn against cigar dude once she learns something about her past. Then Damian may be out to get them all since Babs switched sides.....
I think we need a flowchart again to see who is related to who among the servant kids turned grown ups...
Ibarramedia
Agreed Hombre. While she may not be 5'10" -6'0", i was just curious what her actual height is. Something about Babs is irresistible. I'm speculating that somewhere down the road, Babs will turn against cigar dude once she learns something about her past. Then Damian may be out to get them all since Babs switched sides.....
I think we need a flowchart again to see who is related to who among the servant kids turned grown ups...
Ibarramedia
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:35:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:35:00 PM EST
Khalilah, which annoying brother do you mean? I will have to check it out. Like everyone else, I have not yet figured out who all the adult characters are.
I have not yet seen Alborada, so this is the first time I've seen Babs. Everyone raves about it, and one of these days I will have time to watch DVDs.
I have not yet seen Alborada, so this is the first time I've seen Babs. Everyone raves about it, and one of these days I will have time to watch DVDs.
Thanks Jardinera, your recap made me laugh all the way through it. I loved the images of valley girl, and the airpor scene was priceless.
Also for Ibarramedia, here is Lucero's own web site. Doesn't show her height but does show how lovely she is in a bikini and has a springform video of her singing. Enjoy, you deserve it after giving us all the clips for EYanez which I appeciated since I have been wading through many mediocre movies on Netflix to see him in US movie roles.
http://www.lucero.com.mx/
Also for Ibarramedia, here is Lucero's own web site. Doesn't show her height but does show how lovely she is in a bikini and has a springform video of her singing. Enjoy, you deserve it after giving us all the clips for EYanez which I appeciated since I have been wading through many mediocre movies on Netflix to see him in US movie roles.
http://www.lucero.com.mx/
Nina K. The brother that was teasing Nanda about Damian being cursi like a telenovela boyfriend. As a child, he kissed the girl his brother liked. I think I have placed him. He played a dude that had an affair with Ingrid in Riendas del Amor! Don't know his name though he is perfect for this type of role: also slappable!
Khalilah
Khalilah
Permalink posted by : Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 8:11:00 PM EST
: Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 8:11:00 PM EST
Your recap made me laugh too! And I'm glad you commented on the chipmunk speak...it wasn't just me.
It's looking like this one is going to be fun though of course implausible. You all have your beanies out now... will we have to resort to the brain floating like a pear in jello?
I like the topical elements like supporting local small artisanal producers, (Fernanda's pet project) vs. big corporate production complete with bootlegged product. Could the powdered milk be tainted with melamine a la China?
Barbinator has the cold calculating beyotch thing down pat. Love the way she walks, slinking with haughty head held high. I'm watching Cuna de Lobos on DVD right now, I think she is channeling Catalina Creel who was an ultra cold calculating murdering matriarch. (it was a great novela, with Diana Bracho but the DVD is horrible with new music dubbed over the old...yes over, as in you can hear both, at the same time, caray!)
This is my first time with Fernando. All you Fernando lovers have built up great expectations! So far what I noticed is that he is very expressive, like the scene in the car where he goes from enfatuation to painful dissapointment, all without saying anything, all in the face. Not a bad face either.
It's looking like this one is going to be fun though of course implausible. You all have your beanies out now... will we have to resort to the brain floating like a pear in jello?
I like the topical elements like supporting local small artisanal producers, (Fernanda's pet project) vs. big corporate production complete with bootlegged product. Could the powdered milk be tainted with melamine a la China?
Barbinator has the cold calculating beyotch thing down pat. Love the way she walks, slinking with haughty head held high. I'm watching Cuna de Lobos on DVD right now, I think she is channeling Catalina Creel who was an ultra cold calculating murdering matriarch. (it was a great novela, with Diana Bracho but the DVD is horrible with new music dubbed over the old...yes over, as in you can hear both, at the same time, caray!)
This is my first time with Fernando. All you Fernando lovers have built up great expectations! So far what I noticed is that he is very expressive, like the scene in the car where he goes from enfatuation to painful dissapointment, all without saying anything, all in the face. Not a bad face either.
Glad it was worth the read, guys! Yes, indeedy! It's great to be back in the world of the urbanely insane and the insanely urbane with my two favorite leading men to ogle at for the next six months. I can forgive everything goofy this go around as long as I have at least one good close up of Fer's sexy, sparkling smile and a good tantrum with a cell phone from Serg. Couldn't believe my luck at getting both on my night to recap! But, I swear that once Alejandro Ruiz, Silvia Navarro and Sergio Sendel get rolling I just throw up my hands and forget using the captions. It takes some heavy-duty listening so thank God for the "Rewind" button. Mine's going to be worn out by the time this novela reaches its "por fin".
I never saw Cuna de Lobos, but I know her role became the quintessential telenovela villian. Those who haven't seen her, if you ever see a TN parody and they have a villianess with an eye patch, she's the one they are referring to. In fact, Derbez did that schtick when Colunga was a guest on the show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yWviW9hESg&feature=related
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 2:47:00 AM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 2:47:00 AM EST
Cuna de Lobo eyepatch . . . gosh, was that thing held on by adhesive? Bandaid adhesives give me a rash and they probably did to her, too. No wonder that woman was in a bad mood.
Khalilah/Hombre/rsk/Gin/jb: LOL
"Chipmunk speak"! I thought it was just me. That's a pretty big percentage of us out there! If this keeps up we're going to have to petition Uni for a CC5 option dedicated to Chipmunk dialect.....
"Chipmunk speak"! I thought it was just me. That's a pretty big percentage of us out there! If this keeps up we're going to have to petition Uni for a CC5 option dedicated to Chipmunk dialect.....
Thanks Jardinera for your fun & exciting recap. It sorted out a lot of the questions about who's who and what their role is. I do have a couple questions though. Is Anabil and Babs in cahoots? Or does he not realize that she's out to destroy his family? Also, what's the joke/humor about the tin foil beanie? It's been mentioned in every recap so far and I haven't a clue about it's origin or significance. Thanks.
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 10:45:00 AM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 10:45:00 AM EST
Nita, we were obligated to invent the virtual tinfoil beanie during "Fuego en la Sangre." That show was much easier to take if we wore the beanies to protect our brains.
After FELS, MEPS seems quite reasonable to me, even with the glaring problems of, for example, Eddie thinking he's still engaged after 15 years of not hearing from his girlfriend at all (since Sole was intercepting all of their letters).
Now that Sendel has a rep for smashing phones, after Heridas and Destilando, he's probably going to tease us for a long time with Damian almost-but-not-quite throwing cell phones.
After FELS, MEPS seems quite reasonable to me, even with the glaring problems of, for example, Eddie thinking he's still engaged after 15 years of not hearing from his girlfriend at all (since Sole was intercepting all of their letters).
Now that Sendel has a rep for smashing phones, after Heridas and Destilando, he's probably going to tease us for a long time with Damian almost-but-not-quite throwing cell phones.
Nita, the thing with the Beanies and tin foil is you want to suspend your disbelief and not to use logic. Simply play along with the plot no matter how absurd it might seem.
Ibarramedia
Ibarramedia
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 10:55:00 AM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 10:55:00 AM EST
Ibarramedia: "Gotta say that Babs has not aged a bit. :) Looking real good while Anibal looks like her dad. And she is the stepmom." // "Very few people had cell phones then and they were the size of a brick." Two good catches. I had one of the first kinds of "mobile phones" and they were the size of a brick back then! Also, the adult Anibal does look like he could be the Barbinator's daddy, not to mention Fernando looks old enough to be her uncle. Very jarring, and so typically Telerisa/Looneyvision. It's another reason we're gonna need more insulation for our beanies.
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Susanlynn/jb: I'd also hate to think of hooking up with a 25-30 something male virgin. Sheesh! I get nasty flashbacks to Destilando's Rodrigo problem just thinking about it! I hope there's one of those classic lines in the script saying he wasn't a saint back in H.S./college, but always kept her in the back of his mind to explain this disturbing detail away. It's always so frustrating when they write these things like they're being read by the Nancy Drew crowd. >8 ? p
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Susanlynn/jb: I'd also hate to think of hooking up with a 25-30 something male virgin. Sheesh! I get nasty flashbacks to Destilando's Rodrigo problem just thinking about it! I hope there's one of those classic lines in the script saying he wasn't a saint back in H.S./college, but always kept her in the back of his mind to explain this disturbing detail away. It's always so frustrating when they write these things like they're being read by the Nancy Drew crowd. >8 ? p
Thanks guys for explaining the beanie humor. A great concept for the logic of fuego as well as this one so far.
Juanita
Juanita
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 11:08:00 AM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 11:08:00 AM EST
I know the character development was shallow with the boys but Anibal seemed sweet as a young adolescent on his way to college. Now he seems greedy and just shallow so he is an easy mark for Barbara who can manipulate him easily. I am sure he has no idea his selfish ways will lead to so much danger to his family down the road. I am equally uncertain whether he would care as long as he could get away with plenty of money.
Camilo as an adult is played by a guy who really exemplifies the cad. Is he also a alcoholic? I thought he acted drunk at the table scene. Is he married to the woman he joked about giving the night off? I missed that detail.
My new beanie from LLBeanie has arrived and I don't care if TMBMOE does look his real life age. I could listen to and look at him doing anything.
Birthday alert: Fernando Colunga turns 43 on Tuesday, March 3. I'll bake my most wonderful cake, flourless chocolate from Gourmet recipe book. It's the only cake that is sensuous enough for this international holiday.
Camilo as an adult is played by a guy who really exemplifies the cad. Is he also a alcoholic? I thought he acted drunk at the table scene. Is he married to the woman he joked about giving the night off? I missed that detail.
My new beanie from LLBeanie has arrived and I don't care if TMBMOE does look his real life age. I could listen to and look at him doing anything.
Birthday alert: Fernando Colunga turns 43 on Tuesday, March 3. I'll bake my most wonderful cake, flourless chocolate from Gourmet recipe book. It's the only cake that is sensuous enough for this international holiday.
Thanks Jardinera, I always look forward to your recaps! I can always count on many chuckles. I didn't even watch Destilando or Heridas, but laughed out loud about Sendel almost breaking the cell phone. I got the joke just from reading the comments here!
FC is definitely TBLMOE. I have to catch my breath everytime they cut back to him! At least if this story goes off the rails, we'll still have him to look at, right?
I'm not gettin' the whole powdered milk thing. I was suffering with a bad cold on Friday night and wasn't understanding exactly what was going on. Can someone explain what Stupid-Bal is trying to do with the powdered milk?
FC is definitely TBLMOE. I have to catch my breath everytime they cut back to him! At least if this story goes off the rails, we'll still have him to look at, right?
I'm not gettin' the whole powdered milk thing. I was suffering with a bad cold on Friday night and wasn't understanding exactly what was going on. Can someone explain what Stupid-Bal is trying to do with the powdered milk?
RandySea/GinCA: My first thought was the problem with Chinese melamine filler being substituted into powdered milk also! When this started filming I think we were still hearing about those kinds of problems with China. If it took hold like that GA peanut company's deadly salmonella outbreak, they'd be destroyed financially and possibly up for murder and gawd knows what else.
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Nita: I do think they're in cahoots, but only to a certain point. Anibal is aparrently in it for his own personal fortunes, but he doesn't know Babs is out to totally destroy him from the face of the earth along with the rest of the clan.
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doris/Cheryl: It wasn't only the bling Eddie was buying for Fernanda that drove me over the edge, but the ring Gonzo gave Babs was the size of the Rock of Gibraltar! I was thinking like Cheryl at the time that Fast Eddie must have made some big N.Y.C. bucks with those Harvard "connections" of his with El Gringo and his daddy. That could almost make for a separate subplot. And "keeping hope alive" for 15 yrs definitely calls for an intervention from Dr. Phil.
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Nita: I do think they're in cahoots, but only to a certain point. Anibal is aparrently in it for his own personal fortunes, but he doesn't know Babs is out to totally destroy him from the face of the earth along with the rest of the clan.
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doris/Cheryl: It wasn't only the bling Eddie was buying for Fernanda that drove me over the edge, but the ring Gonzo gave Babs was the size of the Rock of Gibraltar! I was thinking like Cheryl at the time that Fast Eddie must have made some big N.Y.C. bucks with those Harvard "connections" of his with El Gringo and his daddy. That could almost make for a separate subplot. And "keeping hope alive" for 15 yrs definitely calls for an intervention from Dr. Phil.
Hi Jardinera...I finally got to watch the tape yesterday and I notice that Damian calls Fernanda "peque" short for "pequeña" and so she calls him "monstruo" as she's the "little one" and he's the "big one" and it's all very "you're the big man and I'm just the little woman" in flavor. Don't know if that's what they're trying to convey with this nicknames or how big an age difference there is supposed to be between the two....but evidently he's old enough to make a meal for our Barbinator!
Cheryl: OMG! You'll have to put a picture of the birthday cake you bake in FC's honor up in your recap!!
ITA about your take on Anibal, too. --I did get the idea Camilo might be an alcoholic along with all the other vices. However, I didn't think he was married to Erika because of what Nanda said about him only showing an interest in her best friend only when Santiago is gone. Maybe he's such a coward that he won't take the step of marrying her, just taunting Santi with the idea till Santi gets the huevos to fight back.
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Melissa: I'm not quite sure myself what they want to do with the milk unless it's to cut costs by using the powder to make their products with instead of real milk. They don't have to process it or to maintain labor or the facilities and the overhead expense involved in doing that. It would change the whole complexion of Gonzo's business and put most of his employees out of work because they wouldn't be needed any longer. We don't know why the milk is considered contraband, though. When we do then I might understand it better. Maybe Anibal thinks it's contraband for some other reason than Babs, since he doesn't know she's somehow going to destroy their business empire and entire family with it.
ITA about your take on Anibal, too. --I did get the idea Camilo might be an alcoholic along with all the other vices. However, I didn't think he was married to Erika because of what Nanda said about him only showing an interest in her best friend only when Santiago is gone. Maybe he's such a coward that he won't take the step of marrying her, just taunting Santi with the idea till Santi gets the huevos to fight back.
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Melissa: I'm not quite sure myself what they want to do with the milk unless it's to cut costs by using the powder to make their products with instead of real milk. They don't have to process it or to maintain labor or the facilities and the overhead expense involved in doing that. It would change the whole complexion of Gonzo's business and put most of his employees out of work because they wouldn't be needed any longer. We don't know why the milk is considered contraband, though. When we do then I might understand it better. Maybe Anibal thinks it's contraband for some other reason than Babs, since he doesn't know she's somehow going to destroy their business empire and entire family with it.
These beanies have amazing features. They can:
A. cut off blood to the brain so we're not troubled with those pesky rational thoughts. Fiddle-dee-dee!
B. Bounce nuclear waste beams back up to the mother ship.
C. Shield the brain from most electromagnetic psychotronic mind control carriers, so nefarious adversaries can neither read my thoughts nor control them. (per http://zapatopi.net/afdb/ )
D. Keep your brains held in while your head explodes from the nonsense. What? You think foil is not tough enough to hold your brains in? If it works for Jiffy-pop explosions, it'll work for exploding heads, too!
But wait! There's more! That little wonder can do more than a Veg-A-Matic! Where can I get mine? Ron Popiel, we need you!!!
My only apprehension - will I still be able to transmit my message through the amazing beanie? Beam me up. There's no ... you get the idea.
A. cut off blood to the brain so we're not troubled with those pesky rational thoughts. Fiddle-dee-dee!
B. Bounce nuclear waste beams back up to the mother ship.
C. Shield the brain from most electromagnetic psychotronic mind control carriers, so nefarious adversaries can neither read my thoughts nor control them. (per http://zapatopi.net/afdb/ )
D. Keep your brains held in while your head explodes from the nonsense. What? You think foil is not tough enough to hold your brains in? If it works for Jiffy-pop explosions, it'll work for exploding heads, too!
But wait! There's more! That little wonder can do more than a Veg-A-Matic! Where can I get mine? Ron Popiel, we need you!!!
My only apprehension - will I still be able to transmit my message through the amazing beanie? Beam me up. There's no ... you get the idea.
The eye patch! Cuna de Lobos was one of the greatest novelas of all time. And the patch changed colors depending of what she was wearing!
And here I thought Lucero was basing the Barbara character on her own mother, now that's one scary lady.
That was a great recap Jardinera! I laughed out loud in several parts of it, first with the mounstruo thing and then with all the comments about Eduardo's obsession (I don't think you can call it love yet, he didn't even recognize the supposed love of his life) with Fernanda.
CherylNewMex: Have you visited www.noviadeamerica.com? It's a fan page (or it used to be, now it looks very stylized), but you can find pictures and info of all the music albums, Telenovelas, movies, theater plays, comic shows and jobs as a tv host she has had. The name of the site comes from the nickname "La Novia de América" that the press has given her since 1990.
Jarocha
And here I thought Lucero was basing the Barbara character on her own mother, now that's one scary lady.
That was a great recap Jardinera! I laughed out loud in several parts of it, first with the mounstruo thing and then with all the comments about Eduardo's obsession (I don't think you can call it love yet, he didn't even recognize the supposed love of his life) with Fernanda.
CherylNewMex: Have you visited www.noviadeamerica.com? It's a fan page (or it used to be, now it looks very stylized), but you can find pictures and info of all the music albums, Telenovelas, movies, theater plays, comic shows and jobs as a tv host she has had. The name of the site comes from the nickname "La Novia de América" that the press has given her since 1990.
Jarocha
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 11:59:00 AM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 11:59:00 AM EST
JudyB: Now that does make more sense, but for some reason when I tried looking up "peque" I kept making the mental connection to "sin". Chalk it up to a mental block and/or no funtioning context thing working there, huh? It would probably be the "Big Boy/Man" and "Little Girl/Lady" in flavor.
Pirate babe: You are probably on to something about Damian possibly secretly caring for Fernanda at some level. Hadn't thought about it since Sergio's characters are generally such stone cold bastards.
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Karen: I hope to heck Soledad manages to hang on somehow, but I fear her death is central to the rest of what transpires. Otherwise, she wouldn't have hidden the little box under Lil's floorboard is my thinking. It would also be the second death BOW's caused since joining the Elizalde clan.
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Julie: You've just got to slog along with Youtube if you can't get good enough reception on your digi-teli. Man, I'd forgotten that Sergio slammed cells in Heridas too. LOL! You've got a mind for details and dead-pan like nobody's business. As you're an honorary lib'arian, make sure your card's up to date!
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Jarocha: First, Welcome to you and Nita and Anon. Sat. 5:44.
Jarocha, I read your backgrounder on your trip to the Telerisa studios and was just over-awed with all of it, so thanks and I hope you'll add whatever insights you can from that in the future as well. Are you a Spanish professor or a Theater/Acting Professor at your college?
--Anyway, good point on the parsing of obsession and "luhv", puppy or otherwise. ; ? ))
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Karen: I hope to heck Soledad manages to hang on somehow, but I fear her death is central to the rest of what transpires. Otherwise, she wouldn't have hidden the little box under Lil's floorboard is my thinking. It would also be the second death BOW's caused since joining the Elizalde clan.
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Julie: You've just got to slog along with Youtube if you can't get good enough reception on your digi-teli. Man, I'd forgotten that Sergio slammed cells in Heridas too. LOL! You've got a mind for details and dead-pan like nobody's business. As you're an honorary lib'arian, make sure your card's up to date!
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Jarocha: First, Welcome to you and Nita and Anon. Sat. 5:44.
Jarocha, I read your backgrounder on your trip to the Telerisa studios and was just over-awed with all of it, so thanks and I hope you'll add whatever insights you can from that in the future as well. Are you a Spanish professor or a Theater/Acting Professor at your college?
--Anyway, good point on the parsing of obsession and "luhv", puppy or otherwise. ; ? ))
Most excellent recap Jardinera. Thanks so much for your clever and intriguing style. What an enjoyable read.
Wow, I didn't realize Tuesday was a Colunga holiday, silly me! I'm going to take Cheryl's cue and make myself a sweet, chocolaty and spicy treat. No sacrifice is too great for FC.
Wow, I didn't realize Tuesday was a Colunga holiday, silly me! I'm going to take Cheryl's cue and make myself a sweet, chocolaty and spicy treat. No sacrifice is too great for FC.
Jardinera: Thanks for the great recap. You'ver set the bar, and I'll try to reach it.
In one of the very first chapters when Barb was given orders to kill Montserrat, I thought I heard the Mystery Man say that Barbs was no stranger to murder since she had murdered her own parents. Did anyone else get that?
As to Damian and Fernanda - they've known each other all of ten months, and he has been given the job of marrying Fernanda so that he'll be "in" the company. Barbs must have something on him, too, but, I don't remember if this has been disclosed or not.
He might really have fallen in love with Fernanda, but I doubt it.
Yes, Fernanda and Damian talk way too fast for me - thank God for captions.
In one of the very first chapters when Barb was given orders to kill Montserrat, I thought I heard the Mystery Man say that Barbs was no stranger to murder since she had murdered her own parents. Did anyone else get that?
As to Damian and Fernanda - they've known each other all of ten months, and he has been given the job of marrying Fernanda so that he'll be "in" the company. Barbs must have something on him, too, but, I don't remember if this has been disclosed or not.
He might really have fallen in love with Fernanda, but I doubt it.
Yes, Fernanda and Damian talk way too fast for me - thank God for captions.
Cap'n Sylvia: nice to see you sailing in these treacherous waters again!
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Just an FYI: I didn't think of it before, but their two Dungeons and Dragons names are:
El Halcón Azabache = The Jet Black Falcon
El Jinete Justiciero = The Avenging Horseman
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Just an FYI: I didn't think of it before, but their two Dungeons and Dragons names are:
El Halcón Azabache = The Jet Black Falcon
El Jinete Justiciero = The Avenging Horseman
I think he totalled only one or two phones in Heridas. He was just warming up.
Because they specifically used the word "contraband" in reference to the powdered milk, I assume that it was imported illegally, i.e. without paying the necessary import fees, or perhaps imported it on the sly from some country that Mexican law forbids businesses to buy dairy products from at all.
Because they specifically used the word "contraband" in reference to the powdered milk, I assume that it was imported illegally, i.e. without paying the necessary import fees, or perhaps imported it on the sly from some country that Mexican law forbids businesses to buy dairy products from at all.
Pasofino: I believe Melinama put it in because it was mentioned in a synopsis/ description of the characters that was legitimately offered prior to the telenovela's start. We wouldn't know that otherwise because Cigarman only vaguely references her relationship with her parents by saying, "--after what you did to them." I've sworn off reading character descriptions from now on I think. The reasons for whatever kind of relationship she had with them and how Artemio Bravio is connected to her are just as mysterious and will hopefully be a good sub-plot to the story.
JudyB, thanks for explaining "peque". It wasn't in any of my dictionaries or my Mexican slang book and I forgot to ask when I posted. Even though we need beanies to get through the plot, the plausible explanations adds to the enjoyment.
Nita
Nita
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 3:23:00 PM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 3:23:00 PM EST
Glad that helped, Nita...I found his pet name for her rather endearing, but others might think it patronizing. Lovers often come up with little pet names for each other that leaves others gagging...I found a lot of humor in her calling him "monstruo" in response to his "peque". We know he's a bad guy but he may have some real tenderness for her...time will tell. Ibarramedia thinks Lucero is redeemable so hey, maybe Sergio Sendel's character is too. (I think the Barbinator is going to be wicked to the end, but that's just me.)
Jardinera, thanks for the recap. Excellent as always.
At least we did see Nanda at least think about Eddie a time or two. Previously, we just saw the grownup Eddie think of her, but not vice versa. At least both ways tonight.
Eddie was indeed "fried huevos" eyes impactado when he figured out this chatterbox was indeed the love of his life. Just a reminder to everyone, summa cum laude does not necessarily mean common sense. Why wouldn't she still be waiting for him? And after all, I'm sure most the ladies here would have still been waiting for FC, so why not Nanda. :-)
At least it looks like Eddie will have a ride out to Mom's place. Lucky he ran into Jacinto.
And hey, he's still dirty from soaking. Maybe there'll be an early shower scene on Lunes to whet 'er, some peoples appetites.
Jeff in MN
At least we did see Nanda at least think about Eddie a time or two. Previously, we just saw the grownup Eddie think of her, but not vice versa. At least both ways tonight.
Eddie was indeed "fried huevos" eyes impactado when he figured out this chatterbox was indeed the love of his life. Just a reminder to everyone, summa cum laude does not necessarily mean common sense. Why wouldn't she still be waiting for him? And after all, I'm sure most the ladies here would have still been waiting for FC, so why not Nanda. :-)
At least it looks like Eddie will have a ride out to Mom's place. Lucky he ran into Jacinto.
And hey, he's still dirty from soaking. Maybe there'll be an early shower scene on Lunes to whet 'er, some peoples appetites.
Jeff in MN
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 5:27:00 PM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 5:27:00 PM EST
Anon: 2:47 am, CherylMewMex and Jarocha, Thank You for the Lucero clips and link. I can save her pics since it is not flash embbeded like her website is.
Those of you who are former Fuego viewers and Eduardo Yanez fans may like this clip of the Fuego Promo. Looks like a movie clip and probably is better than the entire series. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyDmi3F3Ew4
Fernando Colunga fans may like this ENGLISH clip of Pasion. I wish they showed it on TV here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B41JzdWtl-8&feature=related
Great job everyone.
Ibarramedia
Those of you who are former Fuego viewers and Eduardo Yanez fans may like this clip of the Fuego Promo. Looks like a movie clip and probably is better than the entire series. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyDmi3F3Ew4
Fernando Colunga fans may like this ENGLISH clip of Pasion. I wish they showed it on TV here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B41JzdWtl-8&feature=related
Great job everyone.
Ibarramedia
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 6:04:00 PM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 6:04:00 PM EST
Just caught up on all the new comments. Cheryl~~HA..Your beanie form L.L Beanie ..CUT-IT-OUT. It looks like a good group has assembled for this one. And thanks for the heads up about Fernando's bday. Your cake sounds delish, Cheryl. Since I am not into baking, I think that I will celebrate the big day with A mini Hershey bar and a wine cooler. The guy is like fine wine...He just gets better and better. Jeff~~ You're right...If I had met him when I was twelve...I'd still be waiting.
Permalink posted by : Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 6:40:00 PM EST
: Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 6:40:00 PM EST
Jardinera, Thank you. I had written a very cute and clever (If I Say So Myself) comment earlier in the day, complete with quotes & references, but Blogger ate it. GRRR. Dunce that I was, I hadn't copied it before trying to publish and I just couldn't repeat the performance. So, discouraged, I signed off. But I couldn't go away without thanking you for a great & funny recap. Just imagine, if you will, that this is a great and funny comment.
Thank you Jardinera for a wonderfully detailed recap from Friday's episode. I especially loved your 'thought-bubble' commentaries about Eddie's puppy love obsession with Fernanda.
Jody :)
Jody :)
Agnes: LOL! My "imagination button" has just been flipped to "on". I hope this means you've decided to at least continue watching even it means peaking through your fingers.
? ; > ))
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Jodie: Glad to see you're enjoying this with the rest of the gang! I was hoping you could make us a list of the various "family jungle-vines" at this point because you've been watching since it started in Mexico. Some of us --me in particular-- are still confused on some of the immediate names and relationships to this point. HELP! PLEASE!
? ; > ))
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Jodie: Glad to see you're enjoying this with the rest of the gang! I was hoping you could make us a list of the various "family jungle-vines" at this point because you've been watching since it started in Mexico. Some of us --me in particular-- are still confused on some of the immediate names and relationships to this point. HELP! PLEASE!
Happy Monday everybody. Thanks Jardinera for the recrap. I haven't gotten to see the last two episodes and am not yet caught up on all the comments. As of today I still haven't seen HIM. Can anyone give me a good You Tube link? (Somebody might have already but I'm a little behind) My beanie is primed and ready for action. I even added an extra layer. I might have to trade it in for a new model though.
Connie: Ibarramedia reminded us that the first two wks were half hours so to combine them. This starts with 7.1 and the options are numbered in the box on the side of the video. You should see sections number upwards there all the way through 11 and 12 which are tonight's two half hours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKgl5gti9U4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKgl5gti9U4
Thanks Jardinera. I can see that Nanda is going to be a challenge to understand. She is almost as bad as Marichuy on Cuidado. Ok, he is a fine specimen but there is only one true way to find out...I'm just saying...he has to get clean sometime!
Jardinera, I read your recap before I actually watched the show and was blown away by your wit. You managed to perfectly capture the ambiance of this TN. This TN embodies all of the essentials that we've come to appreciate in the genre. I especially like the director's effective use of super closeups of the characters' intense expressions very much like TNs of old. One wouldn't ordinarily think that a show centered around a dairy would be very interesting but I'm already enthusiastic, and it certainly looks like I'm not alone. With recaps like this, it's going to be lots of fun.
Connie, any news about how Storm is doing? I'm hoping for the best for you.
Carlos
Connie, any news about how Storm is doing? I'm hoping for the best for you.
Carlos
Thanks Carlos. I have to make an appointment for a blood draw but I couldn't get to it this weekend. Plus we had5 inches of snow! She seems to feel fine. She just has to go out every 10-20 minutes or she'll go on the floor.
Jardinera, mil gracias for the link to MEPS caps, and the explanation of the numbering. Now I understand why I couldn't find 7.3 on YouTube - there is no 7.3. It's 8.1 instead. The one with TBLMOE in a tight white shirt. Que rico! I'm a happy camper now. Thanks.
Here is Capitulo 8.3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlnkK_COGO4&feature=related
Laurisgar has the most complete package of episodes with over 1600 video clips.
Ibarramedia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlnkK_COGO4&feature=related
Laurisgar has the most complete package of episodes with over 1600 video clips.
Ibarramedia
Permalink posted by : Monday, March 2, 2009 at 11:17:00 AM EST
: Monday, March 2, 2009 at 11:17:00 AM EST
With respect to wikipedia, and the original claim of 330 episodes for MEPS...
Most wikipedia entries can be edited by anyone. Most of these people are very conscientious and take their subject matter seriously, but there's definitely a mischievous person who likes to mess with the telenovela articles.
During FELS, some joker kept editing the FELS entry to say that Sofia died, or that Feo died about halfway though the story, made rude comments about Rosario, etc. Some other dedicated person(s) tried hard to keep up and reverse the changes.
You can go to the History tab of any wikipedia article to see a summary of edits. Click the "cur" and "prev" links to see what changed in each edit.
Anyway, the good news is that if you're looking at Wikipedia and you think you see a really stunning spoiler, there's a good chance it's a joke, and maybe you're not as spoiled as you think you are. :)
Most wikipedia entries can be edited by anyone. Most of these people are very conscientious and take their subject matter seriously, but there's definitely a mischievous person who likes to mess with the telenovela articles.
During FELS, some joker kept editing the FELS entry to say that Sofia died, or that Feo died about halfway though the story, made rude comments about Rosario, etc. Some other dedicated person(s) tried hard to keep up and reverse the changes.
You can go to the History tab of any wikipedia article to see a summary of edits. Click the "cur" and "prev" links to see what changed in each edit.
Anyway, the good news is that if you're looking at Wikipedia and you think you see a really stunning spoiler, there's a good chance it's a joke, and maybe you're not as spoiled as you think you are. :)
Julie, Thanks for the tip that there are some telenovela pranksters on Wikipedia, I had assumed that aside from uniintended mistakes, this source was populated with the kind of care and accuracy I myself would want to put into an article if I wrote one.
I have been wondering about the zombie posed Liliana and checked out the actress, Dominika Paleta on IMDB and was surprised to see that she was Gema in La Usurpadora for which she one an Eres Award for best newcomer. I was watching La Us. last summer in reruns. As Gema she paid a very saucy and very animated minx that was always trying to seduce Fernando Colunga's character (who can blame the girl). Now I am impressed that she can look pallid and lifeless in long scenes, doesn't even appear to blink when the camera is close in.
I have been wondering about the zombie posed Liliana and checked out the actress, Dominika Paleta on IMDB and was surprised to see that she was Gema in La Usurpadora for which she one an Eres Award for best newcomer. I was watching La Us. last summer in reruns. As Gema she paid a very saucy and very animated minx that was always trying to seduce Fernando Colunga's character (who can blame the girl). Now I am impressed that she can look pallid and lifeless in long scenes, doesn't even appear to blink when the camera is close in.
Sorry, I cannot write well in either Spanish or English these days. I meant that Dominika "won" not one and "played" not paid. Let's hope she gets to use her considerable talents in an awakening during the unfolding of the plot. Maybe Fernando/Eduardo can wake her up. I would come out of a coma or stupor to blink my eyes at him if it were I.
Check out D Paleta on IMDB, she is Polish, speaks 3 languages and sounds pretty phenomenal:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0657589/bio
Check out D Paleta on IMDB, she is Polish, speaks 3 languages and sounds pretty phenomenal:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0657589/bio
I didn't know that Julie. That would explain why I saw Armando was to come back as a ghost and then didn't.
A belated "hola" to the gang & thanks, Jardinera for a fab recap. Love the acronym for Babs (Bad Ass B!tch...very good! Love it!) and I desperately help the the rapid fire dialogue so thanks x 10!
Connie: so sorry you haven't had a full TBLMOE experience yet. He is
just
so
fine.
And, he doesn't have Chicklet teeth. Why do stars do that to themselves?
Maggarita
:-)
Connie: so sorry you haven't had a full TBLMOE experience yet. He is
just
so
fine.
And, he doesn't have Chicklet teeth. Why do stars do that to themselves?
Maggarita
:-)
Permalink posted by : Monday, March 2, 2009 at 3:00:00 PM EST
: Monday, March 2, 2009 at 3:00:00 PM EST
Aw! I never saw the one about Armando coming back as a ghost! It's too bad... getting haunted by him would have been much scarier for Feo than being haunted by Rosario!
It's too bad Montserrat doesn't come back to haunt Babs. Can you imagine what a punishment that would be??
I really do hope that we don't have to wait until episode 119 (or 329, or whatever!) for Liliana to find the evidence, eat the fortifying magic chocolates (perhaps they're cocolbosh!), and come out of her coma.
It's too bad Montserrat doesn't come back to haunt Babs. Can you imagine what a punishment that would be??
I really do hope that we don't have to wait until episode 119 (or 329, or whatever!) for Liliana to find the evidence, eat the fortifying magic chocolates (perhaps they're cocolbosh!), and come out of her coma.
Actually, I would welcome being haunted by Rosario or especially by Ruth. I'm having a bad case of FELS withdrawal. Have we even had a full moon in this new show. I know, it has FC, but that's just not enough for some of us. Maybe Liliana will perk up soon.
Carlos
Carlos
I have noticed some moon phases, so there's hope. I'm very encouraged that it isn't a perpetual full moon.
You know what I really like about Babs? That dead look in her eyes when nobody's looking (besides when she's smirking with evil glee). She's robotic, it's true, but I think it's because she really is dead inside. She must have one heck of a backstory.
You know what I really like about Babs? That dead look in her eyes when nobody's looking (besides when she's smirking with evil glee). She's robotic, it's true, but I think it's because she really is dead inside. She must have one heck of a backstory.
I am amazed by the amount of Maybelline eye makeup Barbie is sporting. In novelas , eye makeup always seems to indicate the wicked women. It's a wonder that she can open her eyes at all let alone focus that deadly stare .
Permalink posted by : Monday, March 2, 2009 at 5:18:00 PM EST
: Monday, March 2, 2009 at 5:18:00 PM EST
I'm thanking all the recappers in advance, as I'll be out of town this week and no sense in recording the MEPSisodes as there will be no time to watch once I return home. I'll have to keep up here. Thank you all!
Well, at least I won't have to don my telenovela beanie hat and full-body mylar suit. ;-)
Well, at least I won't have to don my telenovela beanie hat and full-body mylar suit. ;-)
PaulaH/Connie: Glad the link and info helped. Whoever uploads this stuff so faithfully onto YouTube deserves a place in video Heaven. They definitely keep me from novela withdrawel when I go out of town.
Maggarita: Chicklet teeth! Good one! On the other hand, enough with the close-ups. I want to see how well he scrubs -and where--when he cleans all that mud off.....
Jardinera:
I majored in Communicaction Sciences, and at university I had two semesters of Television workshop, as part of the class we went to visit the mexican networks Televisa, Tv Azteca, Canal 22, Canal Once, etc., as well as a few production companys in Mexico City (I'm Mexican), so that was the reason I went to Televisa.
We also had to write a paper about the evolution of Televisa, from its creation by Emilio Azcarraga Vidaurreta, to the changes with Emilio Azcarraga Melmo and now with Emilio Azcarraga Jan. So our teacher made an arrangement so we could interview some of the producers, it was amazing.´
Jarocha
I majored in Communicaction Sciences, and at university I had two semesters of Television workshop, as part of the class we went to visit the mexican networks Televisa, Tv Azteca, Canal 22, Canal Once, etc., as well as a few production companys in Mexico City (I'm Mexican), so that was the reason I went to Televisa.
We also had to write a paper about the evolution of Televisa, from its creation by Emilio Azcarraga Vidaurreta, to the changes with Emilio Azcarraga Melmo and now with Emilio Azcarraga Jan. So our teacher made an arrangement so we could interview some of the producers, it was amazing.´
Jarocha
Permalink posted by : Monday, March 2, 2009 at 8:15:00 PM EST
: Monday, March 2, 2009 at 8:15:00 PM EST
Today's episode 6 or 11 is when they started airing MEPS as a one hour feature. Just an FYI.
Ibarramedia
Ibarramedia
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