Monday, January 01, 2018

Enamorándome de Ramón, #107, 1/1/2018: The Three Amigos on the Run OR Too Stupid to Know They’re Stupid


[Previously: Everyone is toasting Julio and Juana when two cops come in to arrest Antonio for drug trafficking.] Antonio quickly stands up insisting that they are making a mistake; and Marg asks to see the warrant. After reviewing it, Marg gives Antonio a “you’re S-O-L” look; so the cops cuff him as Antonio asks where they could have gotten such an idea. The arresting cop explains how they received an anonymous tip; and when they went to conduct a search at his business, they found a large amount of drugs. Diego cries and holds on to Antonio as Juana grabs Diego and Fabi shouts that they will have to take her too, since she is part owner of the shop. After Antonio tells Fabi not to worry because this is his problem, the cops take him away.


At Rulo’s place, Rulo zips up a bag quickly as Chava worries that Oozie has not arrived yet. Once Oozie arrives, Oozie asks Chava if he talked to his relative and if the place is secure. After Chava assures him that the place is at least out in the boonies and they will never be found there, they all leave together.
As he drives along Francystco thinks they won’t get out of this one. He wishes he could see Fabi’s and the imbecile’s faces. He then slowly passes in front of Antonio’s shop and sees that the patrol vehicles are still there.
As the Three Amigos escape, Oozie thinks that they have probably already arrested Antonio; and while the cops conduct their interrogation, they will have time to hide. Rulo is worried, not only about the cops, but also that Palomo will put a price on their heads when he finds out since he will lose millions from the drugs they had stashed. When Chava panics and shouts that they are dead men, Oozie tells him to calm down because they have no way of finding them. The important thing now is to get to Chava’s relative’s place. Afterwards, they will figure out what to do next.

Just then Dalia calls Rulo, but Oozie tells him to not dare answer. They can’t make contact with anyone they know. Rulo then wonders who the he** turned them in; someone had to have blown their horn. Chava thinks it had to be someone that works at the shop. Oozie agrees, but wonders who…and how they found out they had the drugs since they were very cautious.
In her bedroom, Dalia complains that Rulo doesn’t answer. She wonders if something has happened to him.
While reposing, Porfirio gets the call from Marg telling him that Antonio was arrested because drugs were found in his shop. Porfirio can’t believe it; Antonio is incapable of doing something like that…someone must have placed it there. Marg agrees and tells him they all think that, but until they can prove that, Antonio will remain detained. When Marg tells him they are on their way to the detention center and asks Porfirio if he can meet them there so he can help her, Porfirio quickly agrees. Porfirio, looking tired, gets up sighing deeply and leaves.
At Rulo’s house, Dalia bangs on the gate. As she starts to call Rulo, a man approaches her from behind and scares the heck out of her when he barks that if she is looking for Rulo, he left with two of his buddies; he thinks they were going on a trip because they took luggage. Dalia thanks him and walks away as the man gawks at her. Dalia is upset that Rulo did it to her again.
At Benito’s house, Benito comes out into the living room looking depressed. When Fredes asks him where he is going, he sighs and replies that he is going out for a walk. After he leaves, Fredes complains that this is too much; Benito isn’t even a shadow of what he used to be. All he does is pass his time writing in his room. After Ada tells her that it’s just Benito’s way of venting, Fredes won’t stand not knowing what he writes about. Ada advises her not to go snooping, but Fredes insists since she is his mother and this is her house. As she goes to Benito’s room, Ada quickly follows with her swinging hips. Once in Benito’s room, Fredes looks through the drawers as Ada warns Fredes that what she is doing is wrong. Fredes points out that what “they” are doing is wrong because Ada will be just as guilty. After Ada tells her she doesn’t want to get involved, Fredes opens the night stand drawer, where she finds enough pages to make a book; so they both sit on the bed as Fredes starts reading, “Little monkey, I am here again sighing because of your absence, listening to the cries of my heart, that day after day dries up or is lodged and wanders without direction or life. You don’t how much I want to turn back time to show you that you are, and will always be, the love of my life…the only woman that has made me quiver… who has made me feel true love… Ada sighs deeply as Fredes continues to read. (Recapper pauses to open another box of Kleenex...)
At the detention center, the cop tells Antonio that the drugs were found in one of the lockers at his shop, but Antonio has no idea how it got there. The cop thinks it’s unbelievable that, it being his shop, Antonio wouldn’t know what’s going on in there (Ahem...clears throat). Antonio responds that it may be unbelievable, but that’s the way it is. The cop then wonders why Antonio admitted wrongdoing, but Antonio argues that he would never do that. When the cop reminds him that he told the lady who was also owner that this was his problem, Antonio clarifies that he only meant that he was going to resolve it. Antonio adds that it seems the cop is trying to make him look guilty however he can; so he will not say anymore until his attorney arrives. The cop relents since that is Antonio’s right, but he reminds Antonio that, with or without an attorney, Antonio has a serious problem.
Marg and Porfirio arrive at the detention center along with Julio and Ramón. When they present themselves, the officer tells them that Antonio is in the interrogation area and directs them to it. Ramón wants to follow but Marg tells him he and Julio need to wait there; they will give them an update in a while. Julio chides Antonio for getting into drugs, but Ramón retorts that someone got him into it…Antonio has nothing to do with this. Julio criticizes that Antonio must have been very careless to have a band of narcos at his business (Ahem...clears throat again). Meanwhile, Marg and Porfirio enter the interrogation room and present themselves. After Antonio tells them that he has refused to talk until they arrived since the agent is doing everything possible to implicate him, the agent points out that the drugs were found at his business so that implicates him whether he likes it or not. When he adds that Antonio admitted that this was his problem, Marg questions Antonio who explains that he said it to Fabi so she wouldn’t be incriminated, but the agent insists on misinterpreting what he said. Marg declares that she was present and Antonio was only protecting his niece. Porfirio states that whatever it was, a comment such as that is not enough to prove that Antonio is implicated; he adds that the agent is making assumptions that are not his responsibility to make. After Porfirio demands that the investigation be initiated and that all the employees be required to make statements; he adds that Antonio will plead not guilty…and that he is not knowledgeable about all the events that occurred at his business.
At Juana’s, Andrea urges Diego to play with Jorge, but Diego refuses. Just then, Luisa calls to get an update, but Juana hasn’t heard anything yet…they’re just waiting for things to get cleared up so Antonio can be released. After Juana hangs up, Diego asks how long his father will be with the cops, so Juana replies that they don’t know, but his father will be released sooner or later since he didn’t do anything bad. Fabi adds that Marg and Porfirio are with Antonio and they will not allow anything bad to happen to him.
At Benito’s house, Fredes finishes reading Benito’s letter. Ada never imagined that Benito could write such lovely things. Fredes remarks that Benito takes after his father who was a true poet (and smart too, apparently, from his total absence here). When Ada asks Fredes if she now realizes how much Benito loves Luisa, Fredes admits she does…but he’ll soon get over it; with time he will accept it. Ada wonders if it doesn’t hurt Fredes to see that Benito is suffering. Fredes assures her that it does hurt her, but Benito will find a way to forget…because Fredes can’t count on Ada. When Fredes brings up that she had so many hopes for Ada and Benito being together, Ada reminds her that she has already told her that she loves Benito very much, but not the way Fredes wants. Fredes gets fed up and tells Ada she will end up dressing saints as she returns the letters to the drawer.
At the police station, Marg and Porfirio give Ramón and Julio the update. When Marg states that she will call Fabi. Ramón wants to go get Fabi instead, but Marg suggests that he stay so he can be ready to give his statement; Jorge can bring Fabi to give her statement. Porfirio accompanies Ramón to go give his statement; and Julio dismisses himself since he has nothing more to do there (Ha! Not yet!). Marg then calls Fabi to come give her statement.
At Dalia’s house, Valente enters and is surprised to see Dalia there. When Dalia cries and tells him Rulo left her waiting…and he left town, Valente questions her; so Dalia explains that she had all her things ready. Rulo told her he was going to get a car, but he never arrived. She recounts how she went to look for him, but a man told her Rulo left with two friends and they had luggage. Valente comments that he isn’t trying to be mean, but they all told her Rulo couldn’t be trusted. Just then, Dalia’s phone rings. She thinks it’s Rulo, but it’s the detective who tells her she needs to go give a statement. Dalia asks why she should give a statement…

Fabi arrives at the police station to make her statement. After Ramón tells her that Lucho is giving his statement and she needs to wait for Marg to take her in, Marg and Porfirio come out with Lucho who complains that he had to repeat several times that he didn’t know anything. Just then, Dalia arrives accompanied by Valente and wonders what she has to say. Marg replies that she just needs to tell the truth…and they need to report anything strange that they may have noticed. When Marg tells them that a large amount of drugs were found at the shop, Dalia is very surprised and says she never saw anything. After Porfirio leaves to get a drink of water and Marg takes Dalia and Fabi in to give their statements, Ramón asks Valente why he came with Dalia…Ramón figured Rulo would bring her. Valente tells Ramón that Rulo stood Dalia up and seems to have left on trip. Porfirio then returns so Ramón tells him that Valente has just told him something that could be very important. After Ramón recounts how Rulo left, Porfirio agrees that it is very important and takes Ramón away with him.
Porfirio and Ramón arrive at the interrogation area. Porfirio is glad that Dalia and Fabi have not entered yet since there is something significant that he has found out. When he questions Dalia, she tells them about the man telling her Rulo left with two friends. Ramón is sure that one of the friends had to be Chava. Marg reiterates (in case anyone didn’t get it) that it is very suspicious that they left on the same day that all of this happened. Just then the agent comes out and tells them to go in; so they all go in except for Ramón.
At Juana’s, Andrea comes out from the bedroom and tells Juana and Jorge that Diego finally fell asleep. Juana feels badly for Diego since his mother passed away only two months ago…and now this. Just then Julio arrives and gives them an update. Juana hopes that things get cleared up quickly once all the statements have been made, but Julio is pessimistic since no one is going to admit wrongdoing and give themselves away. Julio comments that Antonio continues to be responsible and thinks he will remain in jail for a long time since it will take a while for the agents to figure out what happened. Jorge remarks that Julio could be a bit more optimistic, but Julio retorts that he is just being realistic…why give false hopes. He continues that he doesn’t need to have studied to know that Antonio has put himself in the worst of crimes—drug trafficking. When Andrea insists that Antonio is innocent, Julio snaps, “Innocent, but stupid! You have to be a real idiot to let something like that happen.” Juana interjects that this could happen to anyone. There have been various news reporting how drugs get placed in people’s pockets... and Antonio got into this without any fault. After Julio agrees but adds that the problem still exists, he leaves to complete some pending things. After he leaves, Juana wonders how Julio can be so nice, yet so cold. Jorge advises that she’d better get used to it; his father has always been like that.
In the interrogation room, Fabi gives her statement and supports Antonio. Dalia also states that she has worked there for several years and has never noticed anything; she adds that Antonio is a good person. When the agent names the employees who haven’t declared, Porfirio urges Dalia to declare what she knows about Rulo; so Dalia recounts how she went to look for Rulo and was told that he had left with two friends. She then gives them the address.
As the Three Amigos/Bandidos are on their escape route, Rulo’s phone rings for a third time from a number he doesn’t recognize. Oozie thinks it’s probably the cops and Chava freaks out; so Oozie tells him to calm down since the cops don’t know where they are; and they won’t find them. Just then, Oozie’s phone rings and Rulo sees that it’s the same number…it’s Palomo. After Oozie orders him not to answer, Rulo gets a text message from Palomo reproaching them that he has lost a lot of merchandise…they will regret the day they were born and should consider themselves dead!
Marg goes to see Antonio in his jail cell and tells him Diego is with Juana; he shouldn’t worry about Diego. She then tells him of the people who have given statements and adds that Rulo left on a trip. Antonio comments about the coincidence, Marg adds that they aren’t sure if Rulo left to get away from Dalia or because he had something to do with the drugs…but the cops are investigating it. Antonio admits he doesn’t know much about Rulo other than he is a mechanic and somewhat problematic. When Marg tells him that the only other ones that are left to give statements are Chava and Oozie, Antonio hopes they don’t suspect Oozie since he is family. Marg is suspicious since Oozie was the one that told the agents where Antonio could be found. Antonio thinks that the agents probably took Oozie by surprise…but then realizes that Oozie could have notified him that the agents were going for him. Marg nods.
The agents search Rulo’s apartment and find nothing. They get a call that Chava is not at his residence either. The agent now realizes that the rats are on the run.
At his home, Julio looks at his computer as he tries to figure out how he is going to pay Noe. Just then, the agents arrive asking for Oozie. Julio thinks they are there to inform Oozie that he needs to go give his statement, but the agent tells him they have tried to reach Oozie; and it seems he has disappeared. Julio scoffs and tries to call Oozie, but he gets the “unavailable” message. When the agent explains that Oozie is suspected of being one of the individuals responsible for storing the drugs at the auto repair shop, Julio thinks they must be mistaken and asks what makes them think Oozie is involved. The agent replies that it seems Oozie escaped with two other employees from the shop; they are his accomplices. The agent then tells Julio that they want to start searching in Oozie’s bedroom first. (They are looking for a kilo of coke and a two thousand pound anvil.)
At the police station, Lucho wonders what will happen tomorrow…if they should show up to work. Ramón thinks they should definitely show up to work; hopefully Antonio will be released today. Fabi adds that she agrees; they need to show up to work just as always. After Lucho dismisses himself and leaves, Porfirio comes out and tells them that Rulo, Chava and Oozie are nowhere to be found which makes them highly suspicious. When Fabi is surprised that Oozie is also suspected, Porfirio shares that he was surprised too, but that’s the way things are.
In Oozie’s bedroom, the agents conduct their search as Julio comments that this is all very strange…as far as he knows (which isn’t much), Oozie doesn’t have any friends that work at the shop; Julio insists that there has to be an error. When the agent asks how he can explain Oozie’s disappearance, Julio explains that Oozie is just like that; he’ll take off with his college friends and never notifies him. The agent comments that, unfortunately, everything indicates that he didn’t leave with his friends. Julio tries to call Oozie again...
At Juana’s, Juana talks on the phone to Ramón who gives her an update and mentions that Oozie is one of the ones who cannot be found, Juana feels sorry for Don Julio. She hangs up so she can go alert Julio, but before she leaves, Juana tells Jorge that it seems his brother is involved. Jorge is in disbelief. After Juana runs off to tell Julio, Jorge still can’t believe Oozie could be a drug trafficker…it just can’t be possible. (Gigolos selling college test results do not usually sell drugs also.)
At Dalia’s house, Dalia and Valente enter. Dalia can’t believe she was so stupid (Ever heard of too stupid to know you're stupid?). There was no one that didn’t warn her that Rulo was a panderer…and she was an idiot! Valente doesn’t think it does her any good to chide herself…she should just be glad she got out of this without becoming involved. Dalia now realizes where Rulo got all the money…which he had said he got as an inheritance from an aunt; and she believed it. Dalia curses Rulo…she hates him! Valente offers Dalia a drink, but she prefers to be alone and goes to her bedroom.
Juana arrives at Julio’s apartment. Julio blurts out that he can’t believe it…the cops are searching Oozie’s bedroom. His son may be whatever they say, but not a drug trafficker. Juana thinks it has to be a mistake; so Julio concurs…they only suspect Oozie because the other two are missing. Oozie would never hang out with those types of people (listen up, Juana!)…he’s more class-conscious than his mother. Just then, the agent comes for Julio and asks him to go with him to the bedroom. After Julio and Juana enter the bedroom, the agent shows him a parcel of drugs they found (how would you like your crow, Don Julio?).

Julio is shocked and wonders where they found it. When the agent tells him they found it in the closet and asks if Julio is sure he doesn’t know where Oozie is, Julio tells him Oozie never showed up to the restaurant. Julio insists the parcel doesn’t belong to his son. The agent points out that though they haven’t had the parcel fingerprinted, the parcel was in his son’s belongings. Julio shakes his head still in disbelief.
At the police station, Julio is being interrogated. When the agent asks if Julio ever noticed anything strange or if Oozie seemed to spend more money than he should have, Julio affirms that he didn’t notice and adds that it hasn’t been long since Oozie returned to live with him. He reports that Oozie lived with Francystco before returning home. When the agent asks how Oozie supported himself, Julio tells him Oozie works at MedFer, but the agent points out that Oozie hasn’t been working there for very long. Julio admits that he would support Oozie and adds that his son can’t be a drug trafficker. Agent 2 comments that unfortunately, everything shows otherwise.
At Juana’s, Jorge still cannot believe his brother is involved in this. When Andrea thinks that Oozie must have liked the easy money, Jorge thinks that Oozie must be an idiot; he’s going to end up in jail and with just cause. Not only did Oozie ruin his life, he also caused Andrea, Fabi and Antonio much harm. Jorge feels badly for Antonio who is in a heap of trouble…and all because of Oozie. Andrea wonders how Jorge and Oozie can be brothers, yet so different. Jorge doesn’t know, but it pains him. Just then, Diego comes out asking if has father has arrived. Andrea tells him Antonio hasn’t returned, but thinks it won’t be too long since they already found out who the culprits are. Diego wonders who the culprits are, but Andrea avoids telling him and offers to make him a delicious dinner.
At Dalia’s, Luisa arrives to pick up some shoes and asks when Dalia left. Valente then shares that Dalia didn’t leave and gives her an update about Rulo, Chava and Oozie being suspects. Luisa goes quickly to see Dalia and gives her a hug as Dalia cries.

Dalia admits that Luisa was right. When she mentions that Rulo is a drug trafficker, Luisa thanks God that Dalia freed herself of Rulo in time. Dalia then continues to cry and says that she was so dumb. Luisa reiterates that the good thing is Dalia was saved from Rulo; and this should serve her as a reminder that she should listen to the advice of those who love her.
At the police station, Juana thinks Fabi should go home and rest, but Fabi refuses to leave until Antonio is released. Juana worries that they are taking a long time with Julio, so Ramón points out that it’s probably long because they found drugs in Julio’s home and may be thinking that Julio may also be involved…just like they accused Antonio of being involved…he may even be detained. Just then Julio comes out with a long face and remarks to Juana, “My son is a criminal. You have no idea how hard this is.” Meanwhile, Porfirio and Marg give Antonio an update about how they found the drugs in Oozie’s bedroom. Antonio would have never imagined Oozie would do this. He gave Oozie a hand and look how he got repaid. Marg adds that Oozie has always been one to have problems. When Antonio asks what will happen next, Porfirio replies that when the agents absolve him of any responsibility, he will be released. Antonio thanks, Porfirio, but Porfirio responds that thanks are not needed; he was not about to leave Marg alone in this. Before they leave, Marg lends her phone to Antonio so he can send a message to Diego.
Coming out of a restaurant, Luisa comments to Dalia that it’s best to be alone than ill-accompanied. As they walk away, Fredes, who was close by, is worried that Luisa is going to leave Finito…and it won’t be long before she goes after Benito’s bones.
At Juana’s, everyone who was at the police station arrives. Marg sits by Diego and tells him his father will have to stay over there a while longer, but he did send Diego a message. Diego watches the video Antonio made as everyone listens and smiles. Juana then invites everyone to the dining room so she can make them something to eat, but Julio declines since he isn’t very hungry. Julio insists that Juana join the rest while he keeps his distance…he needs to be alone.
At Benito’s house, Fredes enters and immediately tells Ada what she just found out—Luisa is divorcing Finito! When Ada gets a big smile, Fredes tells Ada not to get worked up…and she’d better not say anything to Benito. Ada secretly smiles.
At the jail, Ramón takes Antonio something to eat. When Ramón asks what they should do tomorrow, Antonio thinks everything will be closed down, but instructs Ramón to tell the men that they will get paid as usual…and hopes it won’t be long before they see each other again. When Ramón asks what he should tell the customers, Antonio instructs him to tell them the truth and to assure them they will get a discount for having to wait longer than expected. They talk about specific work orders and how to handle each.
In her bedroom, Dalia swears Rulo will pay for what he did to her. No one makes a fool of her and she will do whatever it takes to help the police find him.
As the Three Amigos/Bandidos eat in front of a rinky-dinky store, Rulo wonders why Oozie didn’t bring the parcel of drugs with him; they could have gotten good money for it. Oozie chides Rulo for suggesting that; if they are caught with the drugs then they would certainly be doomed…they don’t even know anyone at the place where they are going. When Rulo asks if Oozie hid the parcel well, Oozie replies he didn’t have time. If the cops find it, his father will just have to deal with it. Just then, Rulo gets a message from Dalia asking why he did this to her if she loved him. As he finishes reading, they hear a siren; and a patrol car goes directly to the store, so Rulo points that they should leave.
The Next day
At Juana’s, Julio sleeps on the couch as Juana touches his mustache and wakes him. After she offers him breakfast, Julio declines again since he isn’t hungry. Juana understands the worries he has, but he shouldn’t keep from eating. She convinces him to go to the kitchen to eat.
At Rosendo’s place, Chato runs up as Rosendo and Sofía have breakfast and tells Rosendo that he just got word that they lost a huge amount of merchandise (uh-oh! Small world; Big troubles…) in Mexico City; the cops located the place where it was being stored. Rosendo is pissed because he was just starting to recuperate some of his money. When Chato explains that none of their people were arrested and that it seems the cops were tipped off, Rosendo wants the heads of the culprits. After Chato leaves, Sofía warns Rosendo that he can’t go to Mexico City; he’ll be exposed. Rosendo tells her not to worry…those sorry jerks will pay for their mistake.
Marg goes to visit Antonio and tells him how much Diego enjoyed his video; it helped calm Diego very much. When she tells him she slept with Diego at his home, Antonio appreciates it. Marg shares that Diego is like a…but hesitates. Antonio insists that she continue, he would like to hear her say it. So she continues, “Like my son.” Antonio smiles and they kiss. Antonio then tells Marg that the first thing he wants to do when he gets out is to marry her. Marg wants him to get out first, then they can talk about marriage; it seems things will be resolved soon.

At MedFer, Ramón sees the “closed” sign; so he tells the employees that they won’t be able to enter. He adds that Antonio assures they will get paid though the shop is closed. Fabi then interjects that in regards to the commissions, they won’t be able to pay them, but this is only temporary. All the employees are supportive and understanding. After the employees leave, Ramón and Fabi discuss how they will handle the customers. Fabi then asks about Dalia, so Ramón tells Fabi that Dalia is in bad shape…he will talk to Dalia later.
At his office, Porfirio calls his doctor to tell him he won’t be able to go to his appointment. When Porfirio mentions that he had some urgent matters to tend to, the doctor wonders if the matters were more urgent than Porfirio’s health. Porfirio replies that he hasn’t even had time to feel bad; he is helping some friends with a legal situation. The doctor understands, but Porfirio should think of himself first. When the doctor asks about the headaches, Porfirio reports he hasn’t had any, nor has he had nosebleeds. The doctor concedes, but would like to see Porfirio as soon as possible and before his next chemo treatment. After he hangs up. Porfirio smirks at the thought, “Me, a friend of Antonio! Who would have thought?” Porfirio then gets a call regarding the case; and he asks if everything is ready so that his client can be released. After he listens to the response, Porfirio is disappointed and worries.
At Julio’s office, Noe Manujar, the big-time gambler, enters and asks for Julio. When the secretary tells him Julio won’t be in because of personal matters, Mr. Manujar wants her to call him since Julio isn’t answering his calls. The secretary insists she can’t bother him because of the personal matter, but the Mr. Manujar leans over the desk and tells her he isn’t asking…he’s telling her to call him NOW!

At the jail, Ramón tells Antonio that everything at MedFer is under control. The employees are cooperating and the customers are understanding. As they talk about specific customers, Porfirio enters with not-so-very-good news—the judge has ordered that all of Antonio’s accounts be frozen as part of the process…





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Wow, RGV Chik, this is excellent. Them Caray gramartiking lessons are leavin' their mark ! Thanks

Julio looks completely bored in the car with Juana and Ramon while they are freaking out. He is propping his elbow on the car door, resting his cheek on his fist, looking at his watch and looking completely not interested in anybody's problems except his.

WOW, Ada, wish I had a swing like that in my back yard. Nobody ever called YOU 'Thigh Gap Chick' did they? Must be why you walk this way. On Nooo...now I'm hearing Aerosmith over and over.

When Julio got home and alone, he is looking at his bank statement or something online and not happy.

When Julio was throwing Shirt Buster under the bus to Jorge, Andrea, and Wanna? I saw just a hint of a little smile on his face. Misery loves company, maybe? Or the turd just doesn't like Antonio.

That choker Dally has had on for three weeks may be a little too tight. You need as much blood flow up there as possible.

Who lets the relatives and girlfriends wander in while a search warrant is being executed ?

In his own way, Pop Rose is a pretty sharp dresser.

Is Fabi afraid Rammo Jr will figure out how dam dumb his prospective Mom is and try to kick his way out of there? She is holding that belly like she is in a watermellon race.

Gotta Luuuurve those smoochie lips through jail bars.
Ruh Row, Marg better work on those conjugular visits , looks like Shirt Buster is in for a little stay, Otherwise she might fall prey to Poor Poorfi.
 

So if Papa Rose can not be seen in M City DF, that leaves SoFurious to bring a couple (if he has two left) of henchmen to track down these reprobates who messed things up. As Cystco Kid is a known associate of the Rats on the Run (I like that) even if it does sound like 'Band on the Run', will SoFurious and Palomo and other divine beings include him in their heavenly plans? Dis is gettin gud.

When the three Rats on the Run were brainstorming, (more storming, less brain), in the car about getting turned in, it is a testament to their combined IQ scores being only double digits that they never thought Ramoon might be the one who Ratted (Hee Hee) them out. One of them even mused that it almost had to be someone from inside MedFer. How many people are there? It is not like they need to go to HR and get the records to count them all. You just need one hand with no missing digits. Maybe two.
 

Incredible RgvChick. Your screen shots were the perfect accompaniment to your superb recap.

There were far too many favorites to list then all but they include: "As she goes to Benito’s room, Ada quickly follows with her swinging hips", "Fredes remarks that Benito takes after his father who was a true poet (and smart too, apparently, from his total absence here)" (great) and "Julio dismisses himself since he has nothing more to do there (Ha! Not yet!)".

I completely agree that Julio had a rather haughty, condescending smirk during the first part of this. That said, I did feel a smidgen of pity for him. He now has one son that is a criminal and one son that is dying. How hard the mighty have fallen. He is so fortunate to have Jorge.

The three stooges are now living on borrowed time. I would be far more afraid of Rosendo than the police! Sophia looked like she is plotting something. I wonder what it is.

"They are looking for a kilo of coke and a two thousand pound anvil" was perfect.

"Porfirio, looking tired, gets up sighing deeply and leaves". I wonder if the writers will kill him off before Ant marries Marg or if he will be alive and present at the ceremony. Hasn't the poor guy suffered enough??

"Ada wonders if it doesn’t hurt Fredes to see that Benito is suffering. Fredes assures her that it does hurt her, but Benito will find a way to forget". Wow. Doesn't everyone wish they had a mother like that??

Fran has had impeccable timing - seeing all and adding even more fuel to the burning fires here. A one man wrecking crew.

Rgv Chick, you crafted a wonderful summary. Thank you!

Diana
 

Thank YOU, Kirby! and thank you Diana for your kind comments. I truly enjoy writing the recaps, but I must admit some of your "favorites" are the product of a little "ghost-proofreader" who wishes to remain anonymous (but I refuse to take credit for someone else's creative talent) #teamworkrocks

Julio can't think of any one but himself. His mind was on how he was going to repay Noe...and looking at his bank statement didn't give him any hopes.

Ada's swinging hips must be the eighth wonder of the world...I wonder if that swing could cause a hernia...a dislocated disc maybe....hmmmmmm

My heart goes out to Porfirio...such a good guy! Not many men would help out their rival just to make sure the woman they love is content. Diana, I agree, seeing Ant and Marg marry woould be devastating for him, but I bet if he does live taht long , he'll be right there in case Marg needs something.

I don't even know what to say about Fredes anymore...can she just go POOF?

"Rats on the Run" and "Three Stooges" Love it! Kirby you are so right about the combined IQs...OMGoodness, how did these three ever make it this far?

Sofia's mind never stops. She is as patient and quiet as a snake in the grass...always thinking of a way to get back to Ramoon. She is definitely up to something. BTW, I killed another snake that was actually in the grass waiting for it's prey...a little chick. Ugly thought...hope Sofia doesn't die the way that snake died (shovel to the head)...unless she does something horrendous.
 

Thank you RGV chick, you (and your ghostwriter) are hilarious. I laughed my way through this.
I want to know how Antonio would feel now if Roxana was still alive and used this opportunity to get full custody. That really bugged me so now not too sad to see him in the cell for something he didn't do.
Andrea's face when Jorge first heard that Ozzy was implicated. She was not surprised and showed it.
Ramon and Fabiola looked like little kids practicing being in charge when they were telling their coworkers about the temp closure. The Fabiola character is dumb as dirt.
Thanks again!
CaliA
 

Thank you RGV chick, and your "ghost-proofreader", for this splendid recap! It was great fun to read.

As Kirby pointed out last year :-)
all the stupidity in this TN provides plenty of opportunities for comments. But so much to choose from!

What really impressed me was how Francisco, sitting perhaps 100 feet away in his car, was able to see them handling drugs. I'm not the only one whose motto is "Me worry?"

I'm sorry to see how Sofía is behaving these days. I remember when she was a nice girl, all she needed was a pair of mary janes.

Ada keeps me coming back to this TN, I love her beautiful eyes... also. But she really does have beautiful eyes.
 

Thanks RGV! I LOVED your title and loved your screenshots too. But that title, you couldn't have said it any better.

Ha! I knew it! I knew that Marg's next words would be to ask for the copy of the arrest warrants.

As for Julio, I have one thing to say to him: "Open mouth, insert foot."

Well Fredes is wrong again. She needs to stop listening to conversations out of context.
 

"Sofia's mind never stops. She is as patient and quiet as a snake in the grass...always thinking of a way to get back to Ramoon" - love it RgvChick!
"
Ada keeps me coming back to this TN, I love her beautiful eyes... also. But she really does have beautiful eyes' had me smiling Andy.

Kirby, enjoyed your fireworks...

Diana
 

Cynthia, I think payback is coming for Julio. Big time...

Diana
 

Fredes remarks that Benito takes after his father who was a true poet (and smart too, apparently, from his total absence here).

Boy, what a perfect zinger! Just smiled when I read it and thought, that's My RGV Chick for sure! And your story about the snake brought back memories. When we lived in upper state New York (Finger Lakes region) there were tons of snakes and that's how they got killed. Sweet childhood memories.

Sounds like this was a very exciting episode but so was the Rose Bowl. Couldn't tear myself away. Will watch later, but thoroughly enjoyed the recap and all the comments.

AndyBanda, I agree. Adalgisa does have beautiful eyes. Basically she's a knockout from the top of her head down to her toes I imagine. Too gorgeous for either Benito or Finito, but that's how it goes.

Thanks again, hard-working Texas lady. Enjoyed every word.
 

Yes, sorry to not mention your "ghost proofreader". Thank you whoever you are!

Diana
 

Thank you, Rgv Chick. Wonderful recap.

I enjoyed seeing Julio climbing on his high horse, and then falling from there. That was quick.

Fabi, offering to arrest her as well, because she is also the owner... The girl acts before she thinks. Her impulse was to probably show solidarity with Antonio, but it only caused him more trouble. I have accepted Fabi the way she is. She is kind, generous, but she acts before she thinks. After Antonio being out Fabi is in charge of the shop. Thank goodness she has Ramon to help her. Imagine Fabi alone being in charge... With Ramon they make a good team. Fabi - representing the ownership and Ramon - representing the expertise.
 

Thank you, Chickie, for that snappy recap.


It saddens me to see mi telenovio Marcelo (Julio) playing such a dishonorable character. I want to see him play the galan

Yes, Ada has assests. The Future Farmers of America whom I went to school with would have said, "Do you have a license for that trailer.?"(KIrby, thanks for the photo. Is that your jacket, amigo?) She is a voluptuous beauty. It is always interesting to see couples and wonder what drew them to each other.I think that she and Finito are a better match. maybe Been will appreciate his little MOnkey more now that he has been separated from her. We know that destiny will bring them together.

10 degrees when we left that house at 6 this morning...and a full moon hanging in the dark sky. Brrrrr
 

Thank you, CaliA, Andy, Cynthia, JudyB and Lucio and I'm sure my "ghost" is enjoying the good reviews too :-)

CaliA, "Ramon and Fabiola looked like little kids practicing being in charge" They sure did! but as Lucio wisely commented, "Thank goodness she has Ramon to help her. Imagine Fabi alone being in charge... With Ramon they make a good team. Fabi - representing the ownership and Ramon - representing the expertise." Hopeofully that between the two they will take charge...and now that they are working at the same shop, they're clientele will increase...especially if Fabi wears that sexy white outfit and Ramon parades around with her in front of the shop!

AndyB, "Ada keeps me coming back to this TN, I love her beautiful eyes... also. But she really does have beautiful eyes." Ahem, sure! but it is nice to know that your eyes wander to the rest of her good qualities LOL

Cynthia, when I wrote that sentence about the warrant, I thought of you! Good call!

JudyB, yes, exciting episode! There were a few dips, but mostly highs in this one. I'm so glad they stopped combining episodes.

Diana, payback is surely coming for Julio. That Noe guy was not happy and looks like he could hurt people badly...or have them hurt. The other payback I'm going to enjoy is the one for Cystco. As Kirby cleverly stated, "As Cystco Kid is a known associate of the Rats on the Run ... will SoFurious and Palomo and other divine beings include him in their heavenly plans? Dis is gettin gud."

 

Susy, thanks! ""Do you have a license for that trailer.?" Good one!! And, 10 degrees?! OMGoodness, I'm barely withstanding 34 degrees! BTW are you still watching "Mi Marido?" You really need to watch it this evening...there's a couple of scenes that will definitely have you laughing out loud.
 

CHickie..no, I gave up on Mi MArido and the ten o'clock show. The CHristmas season was just too hectic to keep up with more than one tn.

So...what are we going to watch after RaMOON sets?
 

OK. New years is over. Back to frozen birds.
 

Susie, yes, I was digging around the other day in a closet and discovered it waaaaaay in the back. I remembered you mentioning it so I thought I might score some grammar points if I showed it. :-)

It is from High school.
 

I'm really enjoying seeing Julio squirm. He was sweating bullets looking at his laptop. I can't wait until Mr. Gambling Debt finds him and threatens him in front of everyone, like ShirtBuster was when he was arrested.

The whole family, Whoretensia included, needs to see that fellow threaten Julio over his GAMBLING DEBT and start getting a clue about his sorry ass. Now Wanna? will probably still be stoooopid enough to marry him even knowing he is a lying, cheating gambler, but if she is that stoooopid, she deserves him like Dally deserves Run-Roh!.
'Too stupid to know you are stupid', good one.
 

Frozen by my lens. :-)
 

I found this online a while ago , and since a new year is beginning , I thought that I would share it. It offers some good advice and has lots of adjectives (all those -ly ending words! )
Life is short.
Forgive quickly.
Kiss slowly.
Love truly.
Laugh uncontrollably.
And never regret anything that made you smile. Happy 2018.
 

RGV Chick what a quick witted, sassy recap...smiling from cheek to cheek.

Patio Hope you all have a great 2018.

It was a fun episode with it's share of drama, intrigue, knuckle headed moves and lots and lots of missed opportunities. For example Duhlia could have told the cops about all of the money that Ruhloh was spending on her; this would have made him even more of a suspect, instead she feels sorry for herself. I am glad however that she did get thrown from her high horse. What... she missed her nina's engagement dinner to run off with a thug...Karma baby Karma.
Frank is the one that has not had anything go wrong for him yet...can't wait.

As far as Sophie well she is definitely up to something, she is not done, and that is what I am not looking forward to.

Best scene...Diegito answering his dad's message....melted my heart.



 

Rgv Chick, before I forget...

We were speculating a few days ago that Rulo and Jorge seemed very friendly, dancing in sync at Finito's bachelor party.

I had forgotten that both (along with Julio and Juana AND Sophia) worked together on De que te quiero, te quiero, so this is just some of the old gang getting together again. :)

Diana
 

Kirby: What's Dalia's angle here ?
 

Susy, thanks for sharing that...good words to live by :-)

Sandie, thank you! I can't wait for the Cystco Kid's anvil either!

Diana, thanks for that tidbit of information. I had just been looking on the web for info on Pierre Louis. It seems that those two AND Jose Pablo Minor are good friends. BTW, I caught a glimpse of Pierre Louis last night on Caer en Tentacion...looking out for his father in that TN too!

Kirby, I'm all for Wanna ending up with Julio...she's definitely asking for it...BIG disappointment!
 

Good recap Ms Chick. Julio is a piece
Of work. He puttin down tony, acting like he's such a upstanding citizen.
He's the biggest crook in town.
Julio,"my son is a crook".Aawww kitten
Hes a Chip off the Ol block. Get used to it. Jerk. His anvil is coming. And
Its a heavey one too.Jaja is not payin
Attention, she never does. The woman
Is a noodle head.

Do not feel sorry for dalia.She should
Have been jauana's child too, her and
Fabi coulda been sisters. Noodle heads
Like their mother jaja.

I had to laugh at ozzie,rulo&CHava in that little car.They looked rather fun
ny and stupid.(dumb stupid & dumber).

I hope Porfi is in remittion,no bloody
Nose, no headache, unless he's lying.
I hope he's in remittion.

Now since daddikens can't go to Mexico
Sofia may volunteer & she'll find out about Ramon Jr on the way and go after
Fabi.More trouble ahead.So,here we go.

THANK you RgvChick.Ok the "G first V" I think I been messin up your girl :(
Sorry.
 

You're welcome, Nina! and no worries on the G and V mix-up..I know who you're referring to :-)

"I had to laugh at ozzie,rulo&CHava in that little car.They looked rather funny and stupid.(dumb stupid & dumber). Totally agree!
"
 

Kirby: What's Dalia's angle here ?
Horizontal...Final Answer.
 

Yeah, I wondered about that RVG Chick. Just remember, OURS is a Valley Girl.
Get the popcorn in the 'wave and root up some raisins or Jr. Mints, it's almost showtime.
 

RVG Chick: Julio still upping the ante!
 

Hey yall, we might be getting some of that white flaky stuff tomorrow up here in North florida.It's Been 28 yrs . "Dallas was still on The last time. Probably won't be as much as back then I'll take pictures If it happens. They
Closed the bridges,the schools, nobody could get on the island. It was fun for some of us. We'll see.
 

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