Wednesday, March 09, 2011

Llena de Amor #145 (Mex. 152-153) Wed 3/9/11 A Gaggle Of Odd Couples And A Slew Of Unholy Alliances

All the wrong people are getting together tonight. And even the right folks who hook up soon split apart again. Just another hurtin' night in Telenovelaland. Muñeca appears to sell her body, if not her soul, to Garduño in return for getting Christian back. Jorge teams up with Fedra (they both have incriminating info about the other) in order to win Mari/Vicky and her fortune. (See! Manzanita told you he was a bad guy!) Brandon and Ilitia make love (it wasn't just sex, he proclaims) but fall out in the morning when she admits she could never live a life of “poverty” with him. Kristel decides to drop both Lorenzo and his little package Christian in the hopes of furthering her Top Model Career. And Captain José is still trying to figure out how old buddies Juana Felipe and Bernardo could have turned to a life of crime. Evidently the obvious answer “Because it pays” didn't occur to him.And since Univision is still making casseroles by combining two different episodes, we also have a great scene of Emiliano trying to beat the bejesus out of Lorenzo, when our aging slimeball comes to ask Emi for the hand of his daughter. Suffice it to say the request didn't go well. But it sure was fun to watch!

As the show begins, for one heart-stopping moment, we think that Muñeca is willing to be Garduño's woman in return for offing Lorenzo. Whew. What a relief to know she only wants Low to pay by losing custody of Christian. And what she really really really wants? Why a night of candlelight, wine and a game of Maratón with her favortite adversary. Garduño (“Call me León”) is only too happy to oblige...on all counts.

We have our obligatory clichés: “Esto no puede ser” after Ilitia and Brandon's first go-round in the sheets. We swore it wouldn't happen again, he laments. “It was bigger than both of us”, she replies. (not touching that one). This is the third time we've made love and twice you were drunk, muses Brandon. He's clearly experiencing post-coital depression. A common ailment. Ilitia allows as how she's messed up, stressed about being adopted and what not. But what really torments her is what she feels for Brandon. She really desires him (me gustas mucho) So c'mere big guy. And he does. Presumably for Round Four.

The Maratón game seems to be going swimmingly but is interrupted by a call. It's Magela (the model agency head) letting Muñeca know her daughter is drunk (muy pasada de copas) and if she's not straight by morning and ready to work, no agency will ever hire her again. (This part was left out in tonight's casserole.)

That ends the Maratón game, but a new one begins. Garduño, now on a first-name basis, wants to know how he can help his worried woman friend. What can he do to lift her spirits? he wants to know, while tenderly covering her hand with his. He counsels that nothing can be done for Ilitia until the next day. But as for Christian...no problem. Lorenzo is his slave, he sold his soul to me (as he says this, he slides behind Muñeca chair and caresses her hair (yuck!) so I can promise that tomorrow you'll hold and kiss your little Christian again.

But wait! In the next scene, we see Kristel at Magela's apartment to pick up Christian? Will this mess up the rescue attempt? Stay tuned.

Fedra and Jorge (whom she delights in calling “Mi George”) are playing an extended cat and mouse game. She tweaks him for being the lame husband of Marianela while wanting Vicky. Who's been in her son Eman's bed. But now she ups the ante by affirming that she knows the Meatball and the Spaghetti are one and the same. No way says Jorge, whipping out his wedding photo. “Que mal foto-shop” snaps Fedra. And my friend Bernardo is in jail for forging documents. Do you want to go to jail for forging photos? Sum total of this go-round. Jorge and Fedra have interests in common. But since she's trying to bring down" the woman he loves", he can't be her ally. Clearly only a temporary setback.

Oh my. Kristel's still at the apartment and having plunked Christian down on the floor, she struts her stuff for Magela. Top Model right? D'ya think you could make me an even bigger name than Ilitia? Sure. With your body and attitude (a delighted Christian seems to agree) you could be hot stuff. But not if your “big dream” is to get married. Nopis. Kristel is ready to do whatevah to be famous. Good-bye Lorenzo. Good-bye Christian.

Now the 411 on Jorge. He's walking down Memory Lane, remembering his rushed proposal and also Tia Carlota's suspicions. She told him right off that if Marianela accepted his proposal (even though Tia thought she was still in love with Eman), he would have to renounce all rights to the fortune she would inherit from her dear departed dad. You offend me Doña Carlota, huffs Jorge. No matter. This is a huge amount of money. One people would kill for.

And yes indeed, muses Jorge. Fedra did kill for it....and did me a favor in the process. (Oh he's bad bad bad!) His memories then take him further to a day when Marianela, in her fat suit, is holding the doll that Doris saved for her. The doll that held the important papers concerning Fedra's past. (Okay, the previous two paragraphs weren't in tonight's viewing either. But I think they're important. They already show that Jorge may be in this for the money.)

Oh dear. Round Four (or was it three?) isn't ending well. Ilitia appears to be having regrets. Brandon's chapped that for her, he's only a policeman, a “muerto de hambre” (poor devil) incapable of giving her the life of luxury she wants. Well, yeah. She's never known “poverty” and doesn't want to. Now that you're 'satisfied', and you know what I mean, he snarls, I'm going down to have breakfast. And off he stomps, in spite of her plaintive “no se vayas”.

More games. Eman and Mama Fedra. He wants to know if she had anything to do with Vicky's upset last night. And what about this José whom she introduced as her lawyer the other day? Our Eman, though not nearly as dim as Emiliano, is still no match for Mom. She evades all his queries with an “I don't want to talk about the Past” and a pointed reminder that what he'd better do is work on saving his marriage. Drop this Vicky dame.

A somewhat pointless discussion in Vicky's office at the agency. (probably will be cut if they're merging episodes). Doris is gushing at how romantic the idea of dinner in a puente peotonal was. Jorge thinks it was a lousy idea and wants these shenanigans to stop. Eman's in love with a fantasy. No, sez Doris. She exists. The sweet Marianela is deep inside you, Vicky, and that's whom Eman loves. Vicky recalls her pain when Eman burned his letters to Marianela. Doris whips out her own cliché. You must “luchar por su amor”, for “el hombre de tu vida”. (Surely no translation needed. Even if you've only been watching telenovelas for a week.) From there they segue into worries about Fedra knocking out Vicky to get her fingerprints. They decide Marianela from come back immediately and Doris gets busy on the fat suit. The scene ends with Jorge, reminiscent of Garduño, kissing Vicky's head and vowing to do whatever he can to protect her. (This scene was truncated also. But who needed those clichés anyway?)


In another deleted scene, Fedra's hitting the bottle while musing that she has to get rid of Captain Chema or else that bruja's predictions will come true. No Love and Compassion for you, old amante. I'll get rid of you just like I did Lorenzo.

Shazam! In storms Muñeca. Fedra actually looks scared for a moment and then jumps up to fake hug and fake console her for her loss. What loss!? He's not dead!" Que bueno"Fedra weakly replies. What I want is to see Kristel, continues Muñeca. And presto, she appears. Only to to hand over Christian. Muñeca hugs him fiercely and little Chris smiles like the little Lorenzo he is. Quite content to nestle against any and all attractive bosoms.

Papa Lorenzo isn't doing as well. Comes home, not to an amante, but several armed men, plus Garduño and his lawyer. With papers. Sign these. A divorce. Without a penny from Muñeca. And no custody of Christian either. Impassioned protests. Cool reply: I'm going to have your woman. She's close to el Lirio de Plata and therefore a good investment. Which you didn't take care of. So she's mine. Either as a divorcée or a widow. You decide.

He signs. And weeps. “Que tengas un bonito dia” is Garduño's final thrust as he and his posse clear out.

A little tension back at the Mansion de Terror. Kristel smarmily apologizes to both Fedra and Muñeca for taking their husband or lover as the case applies. Fedra and Kristel both have “whoopsies” looks on their faces as Muñeca storms out in disgust. Now it's time for a little mother-daughter reconciliation. Heck, Kristel is so like Fedra, she's a mirror. And bless you darlin' you scare me to death! And you terrify me, mami, chortles Kristel. Fake hugs. Fake peace. But they're fun to watch, aren't they?

Jorge and Fedra are fun too. They're continuing cat and mouse, now in her office. She's threatening to bring him down along with Vicky now that she has proof that Meatball and Spaghetti are from the same Skillet (sartén). He then vows to tell everyone about her “amorios”. Big deal. Muñeca already knows and Emiliano had an affair with Netty. So what else ya got?

Well, he's got copies of those papers his father-in-law Luis Felipe kept about her origins “Juanta Felipe Pereth” he lisps. Checkmate.

Back to jail. Chema's hanging on the bars wanting to know more about how Bernardo and Juana Felipe wound up living happily ever after, thieving and killing, in the Ruiz y de Teresa mansion. Seems the Ruiz y de Teresa son (cue a younger version of Emiliano, muy guapo!) is strolling on the rocks, just as Juana Felipe, emerges from the waters like a modern day Venus. She smiles and he's a goner. (Too bad this scene was cut. The younger Emiliano is worth a view.)

But what about her son? Where is he? Bernardo turns away.

And we're suddenly back with Marianela. Chunky, cheery and in her fat suit. Eman knocks at the door of Vicky's office. Doris panics but not our Mari. Let him in, let him see me, she says confidently.

But they decide caution is the better part of valor. Instead Mari/Vicky whisks into the bathroom, pleading a case of the trots due to her intolerance of spicy Mexican food. That pretty well ensures that Eman won't bust into the bathroom. Whew!

Jorge and Fedra are still negotiating. He accuses her of knocking out Vicky to get her fingerprints and she's chortling that thank God the whale lost some weight. Otherwise it would have taken three gallons of chloroform to make her lose consciousness. As far as she's concerned, she's holding all the castanets but he threatens to reveal her sordid love affairs to one and all. Pish tush! Muñeca already knows and Emiliano rumpled the sheets with that cheap actress Netty. So you got nuthin' mi George. Not so fast. Good ol' George pulls out some copies of the papers that Gretel burned. Thus he has proof that Eman is probably not Emiliano's son. If so, he won't get a dime of the Ruiz y de Teresa fortune. And we're talking a lot of money (lana) smiles Jorge, his eyes lighting up. And what will your son think when he learns you were a port of call prostitute, selling your body to all and sundry. Sooooo....shall we be allies, or enemies to the death?

Now we're into the next episode. Emanuel's been dispatched to the pharmacy to get the Mexican version of Kaopectate. And back at the Mansion de Terror, Lorenzo has stormed in demanding to see "Her". Whom? sniffs Delicia. Kristel's not here. And neither is Fedra, she snickers. Emil appears, in high dudgeon, wanting to know why Lorenzo is yelling for his daughter. And the fun begins. Well...okay. Not yet. We've suddenly back with Brandon and Ilitia.

She's in a fetching but skimpy bathing suit and he's hyperventilating. Lordy, she's not going out like that, half-nude is she!? Indeed she is. This is a bathing suit fashion show. Not maternity dresses. And besides, I haven't got any cellulite or stretch marks as you very well know. Brandon breathes a little harder and appears to change color. Well, I'm really going to have to watch the guys if you're parading around like that. (Poor guy. He's clearly a goner. But Ilitia...not so sure...) As he turns to go, though, she admires his manly backside and murmurs sweet nothings to herself about his savage gorilla appeal. (Okay, she's a half-gonner. But the Ruiz y de Terese fortune still holds as much appeal for her as it seems to do for Jorge.)

Back to our boys, Emi and Low. Lorenzo is nervously explaining that he and Muñeca are now divorced. Good, rumbles Emil. She's been sick of you for a long time. And I of her, cheerily replies Lo. And I've met someone new. Love her with all my heart body and soul! Your daughter.

E- Whaaaaat!? My daughter!? What kind of man are you? A pervert? A degenerate!? First you steal millions from my agency, then after Mau dumps her at the altar, you move in and seduce her!?

This tirade is delivered as Emi chases Lo round and round the dining room table and then the chase and fight moves out to the pool.

Oh shucks. Just when it was getting good, we're back in the office. Vicky's back in her Vicky body; Doris has packed Marianela in a big sack and Eman's returned wondering what that huge bag is for. Er, um, it's a giant chicken. We've got a new client for instant soup and that's one of the props.

Well, hey, he's not that interested anyway. He wants to nibble on Vicky's neck and tell her how he couldn't sleep all night thinking about her. She's in her NoNoNo routine. People might come in. Square things with Ilitia first. The usual. He's like "It's just a piece of paper." (Wow, I can remember hearing that argument in my youth.) And I can't live without you. Grab grab. Kiss kiss kiss kiss. Borrrrring.

So back to Emi and Low. Pausing to catch his breath, Emi gasps "Did you lay a hand on her?" Low looks at all ten fingers, shrugs and indicates "Sure did Pops" On to the pool. Lo is now near collapse and wheezes that they're both too old for this. And he's about to have a heart attack. YOU'RE TOO OLD FOR MY DAUGHTER, THAT'S WHAT! AND YOU'RE A COWARD. Nope, you're the coward sneers Lo. You never had the guts to divorce Fedra and marry your Netty. At least I'm taking steps.

Lots more fighting. Lo seems to be having a ball leaping in and out of the water in mock battle. Emi's definitely tiring. And now they have a shocked audience. First Benigno and the maids. Then Kristel arrives, horrified, and shrieks in English for them to STOP. Axel and Gretel join the scene. Nereida informs them that Lorenzo has had a fling with that "facilonga" (easy bit) of a sister. Gretel wants to know if Kristel is planning to bed every man she knows. (well, pretty much, yes.)

Oh well. Back to the office. Eman caves and promises to wait for Ilitia to return and sign divorce papers. A few kisses and a nibble on the knuckle will have to hold him until that day.

Now we see Vicky, in need of fresh air after all that nuzzling, sitting in the park outside the agency with Jorge. She's telling him she can offer him nothing but friendship. And he's not liking it. So he leaves, but not without telling her that she needs him and that Fedra is determined to get her at all costs.

But evidently not before Mauricio does. Right after his exit, Mau comes up from behind, grabs her around the throat and warns her not to scream. He's armed and dangerous.

Previews:
Ilitia, Fedra and Jorge are having a pow-wow on separating Vicky and Emanuel forever! Fedra's advice is for Ilitia to get pregnant as soon as possible. Ilitia perks up at the idea.
Doris sees Mau pushing Vicky into a car and sounds the alarm.
Mau leers at Vicky and vows that she's going to be "his".
Netty and Glad are hysterical and tell Emanuel he must do something to rescue Vicky.

Vocabulary:
desvelarme = to reveal myself, to let myself be known. (Muñeca to Garduño. And he's all for it.)
te comen las ansias = you're nervous, anxious, worried (Fedra to Jorge)
ponernos las pilas = get a move on (Doris, talking about the need to bring back Marianela, in order to fool Fedra)
no me dejaste otra salida = you left me no other choice (Garduño to Lorenzo)
sonando las castañuelas = lit. playing the castanets fig. "I hold all the cards". Fedra to Jorge.
rest of the vocabulary is embedded

Dicho of the Day

Dios los cria y ellos se juntan. Bird of a feather flock together. (Choose which characters you think this applies to.)

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Comments:
Judy- Thank you, thank you for telling us what we missed in those cut scenes. For example, it wasn't obvious to me that Jorge was a bad guy because they cut out the flashbacks about the money and Tia Carlota, and Jorge finding the docs in the doll. From the way they edited it, it appeared he got Mari's buy-in before he made his deal with Fedra. But now I see that's not the case.

This was a wonderful recap Judy. I was shocked that Low just came out and told Emil about Kristel. But what a fun scene. I also enjoyed Garduno sticking it to Low, but I worry for Muneca now, and what she'll have to give up in exchange. My next favorite scene was Kristel accidentally/on purpose exposing Fedra to Muneca, and the mutual admiration of mama and hija.

Did anyone else think that the modeling agency lady is Ilitia's real mom? Trusted enough by Low to care for Cristian; says she doesn't want kids; has provided Ilitia with work for years now and made her the agency's star model...
 

Loved the snark filled recap Judy. So I guess this is going to be a permanent thing with Uni splicing two episodes together. That's confusing plot wise because they are editing out crucial scenes like Jorge honing in on Mari's inheritance. I wish they had kept in the scene of a young Emil seeing Fedra coming out the water like Venus rising.

I'm with you Vivi in thinking that the model agency lady, Mayela, is Ilitia's birth mother.
 

Wow they've been combining all week, so I can only assume same will happen tomorrow. How frustrating to recap not knowing what is going to be cut.

Great recap though JudyB! Great comments!

Wow! I couldn't believe they cut the young Fedra/Juana Felipe rising out of the sea like Venus, and the young Emiliano watching her from the rocks. Kinda explains how Emiliano was bewitched at first.

That Jorge is turning out to be a real scumbag, isn't he? At least he has a copy of the incriminating papers. But it sure looks like he was wooing Marianela "por interés". I don't believe his effusive declarations of love anymore.

Audrey.
 

OK, I just went to daily motion to watch a bit of what we missed yesterday and I see we missed a cute Axel-Dee scene! They're my favorite couple, but because they are not central to the story I think their scenes will be mostly likely to end up on the cutting room floor. Arrrg!! Now I must find the flashback scene of Fedra emerging from the sea.
 

"Just another hurtin' night in Telenovelaland" indeed Judy! Thanks for providing all-important details (and pictures) from the cutting room floor. It is so frustrating to be served these "casseroles" at such a critical juncture with so much going on.

Your pictures and recap were marvelous. As always - the vocabulary - list and embedded (my favorite “muerto de hambre” (poor devil)) and dicho were stellar.

"Kristel decides to drop both Lorenzo and his little package Christian", "Muñeca hugs him fiercely and little Chris smiles like the little Lorenzo he is" were excellent but "Quite content to nestle against any and all attractive bosoms" was wonderful and still has me chuckling.

Quite a few of our favorite couples seem to be mired in muck. Dear,dense Emiliano continues to be a man of inaction where Netty is concerned. Ilitia's desire for Brandon continues unabated but it's frustrating that she still hasn't moved beyond feeling he is: "only a policeman...incapable of giving her the life of luxury she wants. Sigh.

I enjoyed the brief scene with Marianela - the fun, sweet and charming woman who disappears completely in the Vicky personna. Blech.

Vivi, I am concerned about Muneca having sold her soul to the devil (Garduno) as well. She is one of my favorites. It never occurred to me that Mayela could be Ilitia's mother. You and Pirate Babe might be right.

Audrey, at first, I thought Jorge might have honorable intentions. Not the frist time I've benn wrong!

Judy, thanks again for the all-inclusive, excellent recap.

Diana
 

Judy, Thanks for the fun recap. Loved you univision line about serving us "casseroles" with two episodes. They do like to cut, delete and paste, don't they.

always enjoy your vocab and the pictures. I wasn't paying too close attention so appriciated your adding the deleted scenes as well.
 

Judy, as alwas, your recap is perfection and thank you, thank you, for giving us the info on the chopped scenes. Man, this is driving me crazy. I guess since there's an odd number of episodes, they are trying to fit this to end either at end of a month or some other start date. But gees, some of the scenes are good stuff and important to understand characters.

Speaking of which, Jorge musing about MV's fortune, etc. So he is turning into a "villian" - DANG, all but a cute one. And he hasn't actually killed anyone yet, so there's hope for him.

The chase scene was awesome. I too loved watching Lo going in and out of the water as if Emi was trying to drown him. just shows sometimes the older galans can be just as entertaining as the younger guys (if not more!)

Vivi, what a great thought on Ilitia. But I would thought Muneca knew the woman? Would she have allowed her into Ilitia's life like that all this time? Now I'm intrigued....

Speaking of Muneca. Wow, I hope she knows what she's doing. Garduno was creepy, but when she reached up to grab his hand in that little caress, yuk!

So Moron is back again. Gees, can someone just shoot him already?
 

I think Garduno's attraction towards Muneca is an intellectual one. He admires and respects her but I think his feelings are strictly platonic. Let's see.

~Caborita
 

@Caborita...Well, we're all hoping with you that Garduño's intentions are just platonic. Actually they're also financial as she is a link to el Lirio de Plata and all the loot he's extracting from the rich and criminal world. He manages to seem sexily menacing though with that low husky voice, doesn't he? We'll keep our fingers crossed for Muñeca's virtue.

@Daisynjay...Glad you enjoyed the Emiliano/Lorenzo chase scene. I sure did. I think it was a little harder on Cesar Evora as he is carrying some extra weight in this one, but they both did a good job. And I've enjoyed the Lorenzo actor's comic flair. I've only seen him in straight villan roles before but he's quite a good comedian.
 

@Pata...these "casseroles" are crazy-making. We've complained about rapid scene changes and cuts in regular telenovelas but this has been really severe this week.

In addition to the sweet Dee/Axel scene Vivi mentioned, there was a brief scene where Paula is speaking to Gretel in her bedroom, wanting to invite Oliver over for dinner. Gretel stalls and Paula radars in on the fact that the two are on the "outs".

@Diana...Christian was really cracking me up last night. It's clear he's fond of both Kristel and Muñeca and is quite content to be toted around and clasped to bosoms whenever the script calls for it. He definitely has a future as a heartbreaker.
 

@Vivi...yes, the Axel/Delicia scene was sweet(she was trying on the wedding dress that he bought for her while Paula fussed.) However I felt there was some foreshadowing. A great deal was made of the Bad Luck that occurs when a groom sees the bride in her dress before the wedding. But I loved the little air kisses he was sending her.

As for your theory on Ilitia's true mother, you may be on to something. And there's a certain resemblance in their blondness and their bitchiness.

@Audrey...good luck in figuring how how much of the episodes will combined in tonight's show. My "casserole" wasn't as extreme as Tuesday's show was.
 

@Pirate Babe...Don't really want to speculate on how much Univision is going to cut and splice, but we have a LOT of episodes left, and if they're already saying Ultimas Semanas....oh my! Of course if they want to truncate those endless yes yes yes no no no conversations between Emanuel and Vicky, I'm all for it.

@Vivi...I'm with you. I ADORED the Whoospsie we're such bitches!
scene between Fedra and Kristel. They're both so playful in their evil ways, it's hard to dislike them.
 

I don’t know who ever doubted Manzanita, her perceptions weren’t wrong with Mauricio, she was just trying to spite Ilitia
 

@Anonymous...Hmmm. Trying to remember how the discussion went on that a few weeks ago. Captain Sylvia Sharkbait mentioned that Manzanita liked Mauricio and I guess I don't remember whether she did or not. I DO remember us talking about the ACTOR who plays Mauricio seemed to be good with kids as he handled pesky little Christian quite well on his visit to the childrens' home. And this was back in the time when the tyke was clearly unmanageable.

But yes, that was one of the reasons why some (Sylvia, Julia and Daisynjay) were unwilling to think less of Jorge quite yet. Got to give them props for kindliness and tolerance, no!?

On the other side, Audrey had already noticed his pursed lips (VERY noticeable last night) and his squinty eyes. CLEAR signs of being a bad guy.

Still, I quite enjoyed him last night. I like it when bad guys are obvious in their baddy ways and he really got into the swing of things with Fedra. They were cute sparring back and forth.

And heck, at this moment I like anybody and anything, other than those endless yes/no I gotta/no we can't scenes between Vicky and Emanuel. It's been done to death. Basta ya!
 

I was thinking last nigth after seeing the preview of Mau trying yet again to rape Mari/Vicky that I hope those two actors get a chance to hang out and have fun together in real life. The last two novelas they have been in together (MEPS and LlDA), he is constanly physically or sexually abusing her. It's got to be kind of weird.
 

Judy, thanks so much for recapping the full meal deal and not just the scraps they gave us on the TV. I'm so annoyed at the way they're chopping this up! It's ruining the storyline. If they have to cut anything, it should definitely be the tedious MariVicky scenes.

I might have to just start watching full episodes online and skip this Univision nonsense.

Jorge may be a baddie, but I really enjoy watching him. He was sizzling in that parry-and-riposte with Fedra.
 

@Julia...I agree...Jorge WAS sizzling in those interactions. And he's very watchable. Facial expressions quite entertaining. And his smile each time he trumped Fedra was sparkling with malice.

@Vivi...I hope with all my heart that the actor playing Mauricio is basically a nice guy and well liked by the actresses he "abuses". In my experience though, the roles you play professionally can affect how you think and act the rest of the time. Let's hope it's not so in his case. I have NEVER seen him play anyone nice. The only glimpse we've ever seen of a more charming side was in his interactions with Christian. Keeping my fingers crossed for the health of his heart and soul.
 

I agree that watching Jorge and Fedra try to out maneuver each other was delightful. Really great scene. If Uni feels so inclined to cut scenes to speed the show up to its finale, they should just cut out the MariVictoria/Eman repeat/recycle scene and leave the rest LOL.
 

Judy, thank you for the recap and photos, especially the parts they cut last night. I would have liked to see Jorge turn to the dark side. Hopefully, he will redeem himself before this is over.

Rosemary
 

Thanks for a great recap of this episode Judy. As with everyone else the edits were aggravating; its almost like Univison is getting ready for the DVD version. But thank you for having the screencap of young emiliano, a definte reason to watch it on the internet... I normally do that on Thursdays due to work but it seems I may need to do it more often. We deserve a full epeisode & not back & forth.

Favorite moment of the night has to be the showdown at the pool with Emil & Lowrenzo, so glad they did not get edited.

I am not surprised Jorge is finally showing his true spots. I have not been a fan since he asked for Mari hand back in spain.
 

JudyB – this was splendid and I cannot thank you enough for chasing up the missing scenes. Without them, things were very confusing. I didn’t realize that Muneca asked for a good round of Maraton – I thought she was selling herself to him. The Tia Carlota scene would have been very helpful and it just kills me that they left the Fedra rising from the sea scene! I’ve been waiting the whole show to see that one.

I’m a bit puzzled as to why Kristel went and got Christian and delivered him to Muneca.
 

Maggie- As much as Kristel was enjoying her little fling with Low, I don't think she ever was serious about becoming a wife and mommy overnight. The feud with her own mommy freaked her out and taught her a lesson, and I think she was quite ready to be done with that. In addition, Mayela gave her hope of reaching her dream of becoming a TOP MODEL, if she forgets about the man and kid and focuses. And we know Kristel can focus.
 

Hi Rosemary, Maureen and Maggie. Thanks for checking in with us today. We love hearing from you.

Rosemary, I really debated whether or not to cover the deleted scenes. And some I did leave out. There was even a scene of Brandon and Ilitia in some huge tub and I had a screen shot of it, but nowhere to put it since the scene was cut. Now that I know everyone likes seeing and hearing about what they missed, I'll do it next time if it's not too long a recap.

Maureen, I'm a doofus on the computer but after I found out, accidentally, that I could increase the little noseq.com screen to the full-size of my computer screen, I quite enjoyed watching the episode that way. And without closed captions, I really had to pay attention to their lips and what they were saying.

Maggie...when Low was talking to Kristel, after his injuries, he told her where she could find Christian and he wanted her to get him.

And presumably then Garduño contacted her and told her to turn the little man over to Muñeca. That's the assumption.
 

Thank you Judy and Vivi for explaining about Kristel. With whole scenes missing, it's easy to think that it was something that was cut.
 

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