Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Corazon Salvaje, Tuesday, March 30: Ep 28--Bat out of Hell II was subtitled _.

It's a fill-in-the-blank title/quiz. If you know the answer, then you know not to get too excited about tonight.

Noel tells Rodrigo that he's the least qualified person to talk about either love or Regina, being that he doesn't know diddly about either. In the name of their friendship and the love he has for Rod's daughters, he reminds Rod that he never properly confronted reality. He couldn't deal with MdR being in love with Juan de Dios and he destroyed their love, then when MdR died he couldn't get over it and he ran off. He ran away again when Constanza died. In fact, Rod has spent his whole life running away instead of facing the consequences of his actions. And now that someone responds to his insults, he decides to do away with him by his own hand. "You haven't done things right, Rod, and you know it."

Juan mixes some medicine in with water and dribbles it into Maria del Rosario's mouth. She wakes up a little and doesn't want to drink. She starts begging "don't hit me." Juan hugs her and tells her to calm down, she's with people who love her.

Noel hopes that Rod will think about what he's said. Rod asks if he's planning to go to the casino tonight. "Last time I saw you there, you were in good company." Noel admits that just thinking about that girl…he smiles, bids Rod good night, and leaves.

The Can Can girls are on again, but this time, they're partner dancing with some of the men. Fifi even pulls Fed up to dance with him. Lulu dances with Raul, and the blonde dances with Don Fulgencio. Fed wants to have a chat with Lulu and she agrees.

Eloisa is sick of being stuck at home all the time. She thinks it's time to find a little distraction. She pulls a satiny corset out of a drawer. She says Fed gets a 10 for body and a 10x10 in bed. Good thing she's not grading him on brains or slimy-tude or his score would go way down.

Raul apologizes to Lulu for his bad dancing. She says to just not step on her and go with the music. The blonde almost drops Don Fully and he says his old bones can't take any more dancing. He goes to sit down. Ha, ha. That's what he gets for pretending to need that cane, he won't get to dance with the hos. Fully, Fed, and Raul all sit down and Fully keeps complaining about his bones. Raul reminds Fully that his wife's birthday is coming up and he's got to throw a big party like he does every year. Fed supposes all the best people will be there and Raul says that's fo' sho'.

Servando is fuming that Jimena got away from him. Aunty says she hopes Jimena hasn't run off, especially now that two rich guys are after her. Servando doesn't care about that, but Aunty does--"que la plata, no se desprecia!" (you don't look down your nose at money!). Aunty twists the knife a little, saying the younger guy already paid an advance and the older one paid them to leave Jimena alone. "When he comes looking for her and we don't know where she's at, he's going to kick up a fuss." Servando agrees. He saw Juan get into a ruckus in front of the church and says he's "bastante fiero" (way fierce). Aunty says he'd better step with "pasos de plomo" (lead steps, heavy steps) and leave Jimena alone or one of these days, that man will kill him.

Juan fell asleep at Maria del Rosario's bedside, holding her hand. He checks her forehead for fever and kisses her hand. He doesn't know why he feels such tenderness for her and such desire to protect her. Gabriel comes in to check on them. Juan says she looks better, even if she hasn't opened her eyes. Gabriel wants Juan to rest, but Juan refuses. He asks Gabe to tell Jacinta to take care of the women until they return. He wants Gabriel to go down to the "naviera" (the fleet offices) and see what's the next boat leaving for Europe. Meanwhile, Juan will "cumplir con" (carry out) his "deber" (duty). Gabe leaves and Juan looks at MdR and smiles.

Down in hut land, Juan tells Remigio that he doesn't want to become a killer. Remigio is relieved. Juan wants Remigio to go with him to Europe. He doesn't want them to be separated again. Remigio would rather wait there for Juan to return. Juan dangles the good life in front of him, but Remi says he can't leave. His mother is buried here, his roots are here, and he'll die here. Remigio says this is his world and he doesn't want any other, and besides they're working on building Paraiso. He explains about the project. Juan starts out objecting to his use of "amo" (master) as a title for Renato, but then looks shocked and Remi keeps explaining.

Renato is busy working on the books and he drops a gold coin on the floor. He remembers his conversation with Juan as they planned to run away together and giving Juan all his coins before he fell. Renato wonders what became of Juan.

Remi tells Juan that Renato is a good guy. "Wow. Sounds like despite being a Montes de Oca, he turned out to be a good person." "I told you so!" Remigio says that Don Renato is good to his people. He's more like his dad, Noel Vidal.

Renato keeps wondering where Juan could be. Aimee, in a retina-burning blue dress comes in. Renato tells her he was thinking about someone he once promised to take care of like a brother. He tells her she looks lovelier than ever today. He invites her to come check out Paraiso with him today, but she refuses. She's very snippy with him as she tells him her savage lover dumped her yesterday, so she's really not in the mood for happy peasants. No, she just says she's feeling sick. As she walks out, Regina walks in. She's ready to go whenever he is. Renato takes her hand and sighs. Yeah, dumbass, you picked the wrong sister.

Juan says he knows Noel disapproves of his attitude, but it doesn't matter, he couldn't put up with any more insults from Rod. Noel says he doesn't disapprove, but he doesn't condone violence. "Then try to be more fair. You and I both know about the injustices Rod has committed against innocent people. Noel wants to know what Juan is referring to. Juan says he's not going to get into details, he's just warning Noel to pay more attention to Mr. Aldama's business affairs. Mr. Aldama doesn't like people to take advantage of him. Juan advises Noel not to put his hands in the fire for certain of his friends.

Rod tells the story to Raul. They both agree that Juan Aldama has tons of money. Rod doesn't know or care why Aldama bought up so many shares, but Raul thinks maybe he needs to care. As the majority shareholder, they're obligated to consult with him on all their business moves. Rod is sure that Aldama is ignorant and they can manipulate him. Raul disagrees. "We can't do anything without his rep knowing about it." Rod refuses to talk about Juan. Rod has been buying up wood for cheap and shipping it to Cuba. He tells Raul that even Noel doesn't know about it. "You know how he is, so upright and moral." Rod says one of his boats is coming back from Cuba tonight with his earnings and it's a big wad of dough.

Juan tells Noel that he's going back to Spain and warns him to keep an eye on what the partners are doing. Noel supposes that Juan and Mr. Aldama will be coming back together? Juan claims not to know. He says all will be revealed at the proper time. Juan thanks Noel and shakes his hand. "I never forget the bad, but I don't forget the good, either." He leaves and Noel has a hard time breathing. He collapses in his chair.

Gabriel finds out that due to the instability in the country, there are fewer companies docking in Mexico, so they won't be able to leave for Spain anytime soon. Gabriel hugs the guy and says "Thanks! Now I'll be able to find my love, my Estrella!" He skips out the door.

Juan tells Remi that he got those gold coins from Renato, the coins he gave Remi before he left. Remi tells him that he and mom used the money to send the younger kids to study in Puebla. He assures Juan that just coming back took Remi out of his misery. Juan grudgingly admits that Renato is a decent guy. He wants to find a way to give him back his money. He doesn't want to owe him anything.

Gabriel walks the beach, remembering Estrella. I love their theme song, so I looked it up, it's Mientes by Camila--I love those guys, they have such an 80's hair band make-out-music sound to their ballads. "You lie to me, you hurt me and then you're sorry, there's no more reason for you to keep trying, I don't want to keep feeling." Hm, well, that's kind of depressing for these two.

Jimena is going nuts being stuck in the room. She's sure that she did kill Servando and she'll be locked up forever and never see Gabriel again. Clemencia offers to go down to the camp and check things out. Clemencia asks if she really reads palms and Jimena swears that she was born with the gift and she can see the future, but she can't see everything that's going to happen. "For example, I see something here, a soul in pain, but I can't see who this is about, but it's someone you love a lot and who is suffering."

Arcadio goes into MdR's cell and finds it empty.

Jacinta and Mirta feed Maria del Rosario. Jacinta thinks it's good that she at least ate a little bit. She goes back to the kitchen. MdR is disoriented. She looks and sees the bad painting of Juan de Dios by the bed. "He came back for me! My love! My only love! Juan de Dios!"

MdR is agitated and screaming "Juan de Dios!" and for whatever reason, Mirta feels the need to drag her away from the painting and shush her.

Arcadio informs Leonarda that Maria and Mirta are gone. Leonarda wants them found or she and Arcadio are both in trouble. Arcadio thinks they should just let them be. "One's crazy and the other one's mute--who's going to listen to them?" Arcadio kind of hopes they drowned in the ocean. Leo says that if MdR doesn't show up, she won't need him to keep her secret anymore.

Mirta is trying to drag MdR back to her cell, but MdR demands to be left on the beach to wait for Juan de Dios. "I saw him!"

Renato and Regina head out with Regi's camera. Aimee snottily thought bubbles that Renato should have fallen in love with Regina, they're both so insipid and such dreamers. "Oh, I wonder where Juan is!" She does not, however, chew on anything. This time.

Juan tells Pedro and Santos that he's leaving, but first he wants to give them money. Santos refuses. Pedro says they'd rather have him around than have his money. Curly demands to go with Juan and cries. Juan agrees. "I'll do the same with him as Santiago Aldama did with me. He'll get a good education and then come back to help you." Pedro laughs. "When he gets back, things are going to be worse. We might not even be alive then. But ok, go and take the kid. Don’t worry about us." Santos agrees. "We'd rather know you're far away than that you turned into a murderer."

Clemencia finds Aunty and asks where Jimena is. She says she wants a palm reading. Aunty offers to read her cards, but Clemencia says she'd rather wait for Jimena. Servando comes up and says it's time to practice the knife throwing act. Clemencia thought bubbles that this must be the guy. She says she'll come back to find Jimena another day. Servando and Griselda both look at her suspiciously as she leaves.

Renato shows Regina the houses that are being built. He says there will also be a school for both the adults and the kids. A couple of guys struggle with a big pole and Renato rushes over to help them. Remigio comes up to talk to them. Renato asks Remi to be Regina's photography assistant for the day. She takes pictures of the workers working on a house. She gets Remi in the pictures. She and Remi chat about what a great place this is going to be. Remigio says that Renato is a great man, a fair man. Regina says he's an idealistic man who will soon reach his dreams. She's glad that Remi is so respectful and nice to Renato and that makes her like him too. Remi gets all puffed up with pride.

Juan goes to MdR's grave to say goodbye. Clemencia hears him say that he's not going to be able to keep his promise. She says out of all the family, the only one who knew how to love or who was loved was his mother. He says he once asked his father what love was and daddy said that love was Maria del Rosario. Clemencia says the best thing for him to do is forget. He refuses to do that. He's tried for years to choke down his hate, but he won't forget. "Have you forgotten all the harm that was done to my parents? See. I can't forget either. I have the image of my father in my mind, the way he died, and that image never leaves me. That's why I'm leaving. So I don't turn into a killer. I don't want just people to pay for the sinners." Juan says that he will get revenge and Rodrigo will pay for all the harm he's done. Juan thanks Clemencia for helping him. Clemencia says it hurts her to see him hurting so much and not have a way to console him. They hug and cry.

Juan tells Clemencia there is no way to console him. He kisses Clemencia on the forehead and says goodbye. She says his name a couple of times and kneels at Maria de Rosario's grave. She prays that MdR will illuminate Juan and help him find peace.

MdR is insisting that only the sea can give Juan back. Arcadio finds them. He hits Mirta and drags Maria del Rosario back.

Renato tells Aimee she should have come with them, Regina was very happy. He asks if she doesn't care about the suffering of the poor. "Of course I do, but I'm so sensitive, that when I see poor people I cry." Oh, poor thing. He says he isn't going to stop asking her to come see the project. She says she'll go when she stops getting so upset. But now, she's in heat. It's been over 24 hours since her last dose of Juan and she's hoping some kisses from Renato might help her through her withdrawal symptoms. He obliges.

Arcadio drags and pushes Mirta and MdR back into the cell. MdR cries. She sees Leo and asks why Leo treats her like this. "Don't talk to me!" Leo leaves and tells Arcadio to lock them back in. She says if he has to, to chain them up. MdR screams after Leo "Where is my son? I need to see my son?" She cries and Mirta tries to comfort her.

Jacinta explains to Juan about the disappearance of the two women. He gets angry, but he sends Jacinta back to the kitchen. Gabriel says he tried looking for them, but he couldn't find them. Juan is obsessed with finding them and helping them. Juan can't understand the feelings the woman in the black veil has awakened in him. He clutches his mother's rosary.

Tomorrow: Noel tells the family that Juan left; Aimee cries; Aimee sneaks out to see Juan dressed in Regina's nun habit; Renato follows who he thinks is Regina.

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AAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!

No Mommy and Me playtime today. I'm so frustrated!

In other news, those desirous of seeing me in all my smartassed glory can do so at he 4th annual Pandora Festival in Scottsdale. I'll be appearing in Freeport Freaks at 2pm on Sunday. My character drinks, swears, and snarks...can we really call it acting? More details at http://azwtc.org/index.html

The down side to this is that I have a late rehearsal next Tuesday. Can anyone sub for me? I can trade for any day except Wednesday. Just let me know in the comments.
 

Thanks, Kat, and good luck with the show. So...Noel is trying some tough love with Rod. Yeah..that should work. Did you notice the look on Hugh's ,,,I mean Rod's face? Like..whatever. I finally figured out who Remigio reminds me of... Javier Bardem. They could be brothers. And I couldn't believe it when Mirta dragged MdR out of the room and back to the beach, and Arcadio right there ready to capture them. I knew it was too soon for Juan to be reunited and feel so good with his mamacita. Muy frustrating.
 

Is ''pasos de ploma'' the way we'd say ''walking on eggs?''
 

Good work Kat. Thanks. I love your hilarious asides: "She does not, however, chew on anything. This time."
That chewing really got to me, but I think it was a device to flatten out the acting and make this whole thing into a comic book. Looking forward to the nun-switcheroo. But she'll have to do something about that neon lipstick.
 

Great recap Kat. I only had time to watch half of this episode.

I know Juan has special feelings for his MdR but does anyone else think the way he looks at her is a little creepy? Maybe it is just me.

Don't you just want to reach out and give Aimee a good smack?
 

Thanks for the recap, Kat! I will enjoy it.

I like Aimee; I wouldn't want to go visit the communist workers' paradise either. :D Aimee's patience is already wearing thin.

And I'd rather have Juan's passion than Renato's; but given the choice I'd rather have Juan's passion and Renato's money, if Juan doesn't have any.

In truth, I'm more a nerd like Regina; but Aimee has more fun! BBL after I listen to the recap. Our satellite blacked out on the show last night, so I had to find it online. Never as relaxing watching it online instead of in my girl cave.
 

This just crossed my mind: why would Juan have to try to figure out a way to pay back Renato's monedas? Doesn't he control the Aldama fortune these days?
 

Your recaps give quality to this show. I no longer watch it, but like to read the recaps. Thank you very much.
 

I think Juan's quandry is how to pay Renato back anonymously.
 

Thanks, Kat! As expected, another fabulous entertainer. Especially liked: Yeah, dumbass, you picked the wrong sister.

:)
 

Even Aimee thought-bubbled:

DUMBASS, YOU PICKED THE WRONG SISTER!
 

"I think Juan's quandry is how to pay Renato back anonymously" Duh, Good point Jeri. My brains have a way of vaporizing sometimes. Otherwise known as senior moments. Thanks
 

Thank you for the recap, Kat!

Jeri: It seems Aracely enjoys playing (and overacting) Aimée very much. I agree that she's fun, and sexy as hell. Nevertheless, I prefer Regina the Geek. :)
 

Do you ever think we will get to see Regina without that horrible thing she wears? Can you imagine walking past a mirror in that thing? Oh crap! It's a ghost. I'm so scared. No wait it's just me. 8(:P
 

Btw, break a leg, Kat! I'm sure you'll give a spectacular performance. :) :) :)
 

Kat I loved your synopsis of last night's Salvaje. That was soo funny about Aimee's comment that she was dumped by her savage. While reading it, I was thinking, "how can she come right out and say that". Then I realized it was a joke ROTF. Loved it.

Ret
 

Kat I loved your synopsis of last night's Salvaje. That was soo funny about Aimee's comment that she was dumped by her savage. While reading it, I was thinking, "how can she come right out and say that". Then I realized it was a joke ROTF. Loved it.

Ret
 

Mad bess:
"I finally figured out who Remigio reminds me of... Javier Bardem."

*epiphany*
I love your observations, they usually hit the nail on the head. You're right, he does resemble to Bardem.

Connie:
"No wait it's just me."

:-DDDDDD
The nun habit drives me crazy, every time I see it I imagine a sheet manufacturing company that sponsores the novela, and I want to burn every single piece of it.
Not a big fan of the twin's wardrobe choices, even the casino girls dress better than they do. Aimée's too much, too red, too provocative, and Regina is either a big bowl of white eggs (habit) or a pink cupcake (her everyday senorita dresses).
 

Lady Xoc, you're welcome, LOL; I know, I have lots of senior moments. And I don't see it getting any better with time!

Aribeth, well, Regina is the heroine, after all. And it takes a little bit of nerd in all of us viewers to want to watch a historical.

But with the right guy, Aimee could have a good life. I really liked how they did it in Pasión -- with the blonde bad girl ("Úrsula" -- Maya Mishalska) who turned out ecstatically happy with the English sea captain ("John Foreman" -- Luis José Santander).

I'm pretty tired of the billowy, white habit, too; I don't know how she keeps from knocking things over. Regina used to look so pretty.
 

I keep waiting for her to whip out a guitar and start singing like the Singing Nun. Oh no, that would be three, three, three nuns in one!
 

Connie:
Yep, she'd be Sister Mary Clarence of the 19th century. :-)

Jeri:
"I really liked how they did it in Pasión"
Yes, I like these kind of nice storylines. Like they did it in Amor Real with Chantal Andere. I think the original capricious Aimée could have a nice future with a patient and determined guy, but this version is so caricature-like that she seems to be beyond redemption.
 

I loved Sister Mary Clarence!
 

Great recap, Kat.

Some more things that bother me:

- it's almost always super windy at the beach

- why Juan would have to be told how good Renato is now. Weren't they pals as kids?

- why Juan has to go back to Spain to avoid killing Rodrigo. Why not just move 50 miles away in Mexico? Also, he says he's coming back, with Curly all educated. Won't he still want to kill Rodrigo?

- why Regina is wearing a nun's habit when she's not a nun. If you're kicked out of some other job, can you still wear the outfit?

- that people don't recognize people, especially Noel not recognizing Juan. First of all, didn't Juan play with Renato (Noel's son) for a while as a kid? Second, when Juan was a teenager, Noel knew who he was, and gave him that letter, right? So Noel's seen him at two different ages, but has no clue who he is now? All the fisherman and Clemencia recognized him.
 

Good questions, hombre.

The jolly joker answer is "This is a Mejía-Abud novela."

But.
"Why not just move 50 miles away in Mexico?"
Maybe because in Spain he had a life, friends, connections. Another answer: when I have to study I'd better don't stay close to my computer. Sitting in the other corner of my room isn't enough to fight against the temptation. Going to the living room or the kitchen is better, but going to the library is the best. :-)))

"why Regina is wearing a nun's habit when she's not a nun."
Was she really kicked out? I thought she was on some kind of probation until the Padre and Sister Botox decide what to do with her.
 

Sorry, Hombre with capital H. :-)

Connie: so did I, I've seen Sister Act at least twenty times.
 

Thanks, Kat, for the fine recap. Break a leg in your performance!

Hombre:

What great comments! "Things that bother me" indeed. ITA about Regi's habit. If you get fired from Burger King, do they let you keep the 'fit? The hat? I don't think so. The convent, or the order, should sue.

I am so sad that MdR doesn't have the sense to stay inside in the first place she has been safe in 27 years. I was all ready for the great reunion, and for the reveal that Mother really does look younger than son. But NOOOOO, Mommy MdR just HAS to let herself be dragged outside! Daft, the woman is daft, bless her heart.

Someone needs to teach Mirta to write. She has a lot to say and no way to communicate. We must assume her stupid behavior last night was well intentioned, but how about you use a little discernment, woman? Juan and Gabe are obviously NICE to your friend while Arcadio abuses you both. Whom do YOU trust?

Hombre, why does Juan have to leave at all? Don't the rules of almost any society proscribe killing people who piss us off? What happens when he gets back to Spain and someone makes him angry? Does he have to move to France? I find Juan to be terribly annoying. Buy a brain along with a little impulse control, Juan! You can afford it!

Iron Elna O' Velvet
 

Loved the recap Kat. I was ready to bang my head against the wall when Mirta dragged MdR away from the house. I knew Arcadio would find them wandering around the beach. I wonder how long it will be before Juan finds his mother again at this rate. Aimee is so hot and bothered for Juan she doesn't know what to do with herself. Judging from the previews, a case of mistaken identity will unfold with Renato thinking it's Regina and not Aimee going out for a romp on the beach. At least the story is moving a bit faster now.
 

Okay, but Rodrigo didn't just piss him off but ruined the life of his parents's. I can symphatize with his anger, alhtough I agree that the 10 "venganzaaa" shouts/episode and those nose wrinklings are very irritating.
The YCEM protagonist wasn't this exaggerated.
 

Where did Mirta come from anyway? One day she was just there. No explanation that I can recall.
 

The novela is filmed in Vera Cruz; they get all those Caribbean hurricanes there. It's a violent place weatherwise.

Juan is willing to break it off with Aimee just because she's a Montes de Oca -- and he cavorts with her three or four times a week; seems understandable that Juan would need to be reminded from over a decade ago that Renato used to be a good guy to him.

I like that they also reminded him that sweet Noel is his father, which figures into it just as much as the Montes de Oca blood.

Actually, I think Noel does recognize Juan on a subconscious level. He's hawked him quite sharply a couple times, but shook it off, I guess. He's just not associating this person with the boy; there's really no reason to.

All the others who recognized Juan saw him in the right context to do so. Clemencia saw him at his mother's "tomb." The fisherfolk saw him at the beach, where his father lived.

Aribeth, I have no will power either. I just give in right away and get it over with, LOL.

elna, that is a great idea about teaching Mirta to write. It would solve so many problems, and that's probably the exact reason they don't do it. ;-)

Well, Juan's behavior isn't just over someone he's ticked off at. It's about a promise he made to his father, which wouldn't occur in ordinary differences of opinion or anger.

If we need any more reminders than the flashbacks, there's always that bedside portrait that we can pretend looks like Juan de Dios.

Yeah...good point about the mistaken identity; it will be interesting to see what that develops into.
 

That thing is awful isn't it? I cringe every time I see it. Doesn't look anything like him.
 

Aribeth and Jeri:

I know, you guys are right. Juan has a lot to be mad about. but honestly, doesn't this seem over the top? Sigh. I think I am just tired of the "nose wrinkle" (thanks for that, Aribeth!) and shouts about los Montes de Oca.

YCEM? Help me out ladies! I am sure you have said before but what is YCEM?

Also, a very sincere thank you to you two, Aribeth and Jeri, for lending us historical TN context on this Board. It is very helpful and most appreciated.

EJ
 

Connie:

I do not know from whence came Mirta. Is she related to someone on the estate?

EJ
 

Jeri:
"I just give in right away and get it over with"

:-))))
That's wise.

Elna:
Thank you, you're welcome! :-)

Oh, sorry for the abbreviation. It's Yo compro esa mujer, CS09 is based on this novela (and on the Corazón salvaje book, naturally). Yanez was the protagonist of that novela, too, and Rocha played the villain. They both won awards for their acting.
 

I thought she was Orca's wife at first helping take care of her. But no (luckily for her anyway). Poor thing.

This is really terrible but I can't help it...When Juan removed the veil from MdR all I could think of was she hasn't had a bath in how many ears?! Gack! I'm bad, I know.
 

Belated thanks to Jody & Kat! Belated greetings to the Caray gang! Dizzy busy here at work so this will have to suffice but thanks for the many, many laughs.

Maggarita
:-)
 

Oh Kat, I forgot:
Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell! Did I win? Did I win?
 

elna june, you're welcome; but it's just a big, dusty basket up here, stacked with telenovela scenes. In a few years, you'll have one, too.

Connie, I think the same thing. I hope they got Rosario a bath now and then. Her clothes look worn, but not too dirty, actually.

The way Arcadio despises her, though, it would be surprising. Maybe Mirta gets a bucket of water to wash them out in. She'd try her best, at least.
 

Hi. I'm back from work. I enjoyed all the comments. Hmm..Aimee has always gone off for her dates with destiny and some cave love in her normal , loud, tight, provocative, lowcut, garish clothes, so why has she suddenly decided that it would be a good idea to wear Reggie's great, big, billowy blanket of a habit ? Maybe she feels that she can win Juan back by adding a little roleplaying to their trysts. Aimee,the nun...that's a stretch. Or maybe it's a chilly night , and she needs more coverage than her own wardrobe supplies. I liked the way Leo spelled things out for Arcadio concerning the recapture of MdR...NO MdR = Congress is no longer in session for you, Buddy. When Arcadio was grabbing MdR and Mirta on the beach, Juan was visiting his amigos in their beach shack [The Big Kahuna, Moondoggie, and all the boys] . I was hoping that Juan would come out and save MdR and Mirta ...but...no. So close , and yet so far. Can't wait to watch tonight's episode. If Juan does go to Spain, I'm hoping time flies, and we just see ''months later'' on the screen. Like Aimee, I need me some Juan.
 

Ha! Yes, the look on Arcadio's face when Leonarda 'splained it to him was pretty horrified.

That was funny. And quite motivating for him; he went straight and got his meal ticket back.
 

Photo inserting mode ON (again)

I just rewatched the scenes of Whuaaannn and his mom, and they reminded me on that Yanez and Flores had played lovers in Tú eres mi destino twenty-six years ago. I think I haven't posted this picture yet.

What an interesting coincidence. The TN love interests of EY (who are younger than him, btw) play mothers, aunts, villains, or even his mom, while he's still the galán. The same goes to Fernando Colunga. This isn't fair. :-)
 

Thanks for a very fun recap Kat! I have to say as soon as Mirta started dragging MDR away from the portrait I had a feeling it was back to the dungeon for them. I guess Mirta just prefers the devil she knows to the one she doesn't.

I too, was hoping that Juan would at least catch a glimpse of MDR and Mirta being dragged off the beach. Any bets on Juan asking Clemencia for a picture of his mother?

I loved that blue dress Aimee was wearing. What a gorgeous color!
 

Last night I thought Leonarda said something about MdR and herself being orphans and Rodrigo taking them in. It has probably been mentioned before, but what is the family relationship between these three since they all are de Ocas? Sylvia
 

Sylvia: Imho they're second cousins.
 

OK, I know we have long months ahead but, looking forward I like Noel with (a fully healed and happy) MdR. He is sweet and handsome, she is lovely.

My heart strings are tugged by her mental illness and despair and I am trying to imagine happy outcomes for her character.

Another thought, after 27 years in the basement with Arcadio I would expect MdR to have a little Stockholm Syndrome attachment to our dirty Johnny Cash. Hmmm...that could play out in an interesting way.
 

Nice recap Kat.

I'm not following this novela like I do others but I do enjoy your fun snarky recaps.

Jeri: Veracruz actually has very nice weather (well, maybe too hot weather). It is situated at the center of the Mexican Gulf so it is protected by the Yucatan and Florida Penninsulas. Anytime a hurricane comes near they go up or down. There's no record of a hurricane ever having hit the Port of Veracruz but those that have entered the southern parts of the state have lost intensity after passing the Yucatán Penninsula.

We have some rain at the begining of october and lots of wind in february but all year is usually sunny and hot. Depending on the year we might get some sea mist in the mornings and evenings of december.

The weather in CS is one of those things that we have to adjust the beanie for.

Jarocha
 

Jarocha, well, that makes sense. It wouldn't make a very good harbor if it was always getting hit by storms, and it's a famous harbor.

Hombre is right, though; it's very windy in the telenovela on the beach. I was reminded of some hurricanes that hit the Yucatan a few years ago.
 

Hello Kat, loved the recap. I sure wish I could be in Scottsdale to see your Freeport Freaks performance, sounds like a hoot. I thought Aimee looked amazing in her cornea-searing blue dress. I think I would enjoy being part of the costume staff for this TN. For example, I'm sure I could have designed a better man-diaper for Juan with only 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5fittings.
 

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