Caray, Caray!

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I'm too tired to proof this, I've fallen asleep three times trying to watch the two hours!

Lupe wants to figure out what's the problem with the esquincle's dad.

Arnold will go to the Hallowe'en party at Pancho's since he is leaving Candy plantado at the restaurant to rush to Pina's side.

Pina can't believe she forgave Vince so many times. I've been in that situation and I hated myself just as much.

Vince gets Celeste to come over.

The tiny girl doesn't have a costume. Temo will have the chauffeur come for her.

Women have a sixth sense - Moni tells her dad Pepe sounded weird on the phone. He almost told her about Pepe mashing on Frida.

Pepe talks to his computer rather than writing that email to Moni. Finally sends it.

Cuernavaca cancelled, Ana can go home. Happy meeting with Freddy.

Freddy finds out Moms threw Pops out of the house and won't talk about it.

Vince calls Celeste Candy in the sleepy morning then hides his head under the sheets.

Enzo is mad that Pepe wrote an email rather than call Moni. "what exactly is your relationship with that girl, Pepe?"

Frida's mad Pepe doesn't invite her to the Halloween party. Moni calls but says nothing. She is crying and says they should break up and hangs up. Why do they show us only two inches of her face?

Temo says he's not like Pepe, he is faithful to Melly even though the little one has appeared.

These are serious masks! People can't recognize even their brothers/sisters/sweethearts! Arnold is there.

Fernanda says, let's have a pact of love, of being together always. Kiss to Agustin Lara.

Vince is there!

Kari comes to see Freddy, but only Pina and Adoracion are home. Kari is not happy to hear that Freddy is off with his little flea at the Halloween party.

Kari and Pina go to the party. Maybe they can ruin the party! Pancho lip-synchs to somebody else singing a peculiar song.

He names everybody and they take off their masks. Then, "I smell sulphur" and he unmasks Vince and throws a pie at him, it hits Pina, and a pie fight commences. Kari and Ana hit each other and it's just a big big mess everywhere, who has to clean this up?

Pina seems to have a hangover. Freddy avoids Kari on the way out. Vince hates his breakfast and yells for Candy.

Ultrasound time. Chela and Enzo have the usual fight, should they know the sex of the baby or not? Moni calls crying, her dad recommends she come home and see what's going on and how she feels. Enzo tells her Pepe loves her and she should come back and fight for him. Enzo sees - he says it's a guy.

Pepe has a plane ticket to go to France!

Rebe's parents arrive! The mom is very gusty and admiring, they get along immediately. The dad growls in the background as the mom and Pancho make bad jokes about in-laws.

Adrian calls Ana; he's come to town and wants to take her to dinner. She turns him down - Freddy hears. She tells him everything, which luckily isn't much.

Moni calls Pepe and says she's coming home next day.

The lawyer comes to Avon to see Vince. He gropes Celeste when she comes to announce him, he's got a restraining order and re-initiating of divorce. She's keeping all the houses and the stocks.

Pina can only think of revenge, Arnold wants her to come up with some positive ideas and leave her son in peace. He says she is co-dependent with Vince AND Freddy.

Ana brings sulky Freddy to lunch with Adrian. It doesn't go well. Adrian pays and leaves. Freddy is unattractively jealous. He yells at her.

Frida's car is located, but it's covered with graffiti and has no tires. They bond (and hug) and plan to fix it up at the shop.

Enzo and Candy are planning Pancho's bachelor party.

Lupe has gotten all her permits etc. and the guarderia is ready to open.

Nayeli has burns on her arm.

A famous successful tv guy comes to the party - he could help Candy with her radio show.

Freddy tries to get Kari to go after Adrian.

Pina is going to sell the house.

Vince has a moment of clarity and admits to Celeste (in a negligee) that he's still thinking about Candy.

Tomorrow: Napoleon returns

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Props again to Madelaine for today's title. And here is Madelaine's mini-recap that I lifted from the comments:

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After Damián interrupts the mutual choke-fest, Lucio tells him that he just came by to get a job recommendation. Damián says he’ll write it himself – by which he means he’ll get Maru to write it, and he’ll sign it. Maru is waaaay more than happy to do so. Better check that rec, Lucio, and make sure it doesn’t extol any non-work related virtues.

Damián strolls into the presidente’s office and sits down in Papi’s old chair. Spooky hummy magic-cenote music: ah, the memories. Hmmm…doesn’t he have any memories of that pivotal credenza in the corner? Wait! We like this show! DAMIAN, STAY AWAY FROM THE CREDENZA.

In pops Maru with the rec. Wow, that was quick: she must have had an old love letter on file. Damián is a little shocked to see that she has written “President of La Anita” under his name. Well, she couldn’t very well write “son of the last old dead president of La Anita,” could she? OK, but just so they both know, he’s not staying – yeah, yeah, yeah. (What do you call it when someone keeps insisting on something you know is not going to happen? An anti-anvil?)

Out on the packing floor, Gabino confronts Braulio – why didn’t you tell me the boss’s son was back? Braulio stands up to him: I don’t have to tell you everything. And anyway, just as you always said, the young folks are always waiting around to swap out the old folks, aren’t they? Jejé.

La Iglesia:

Damián drops in on the Padre and asks him about all those rumors about Eliza. Not true, says Guadalupe – she’s a good girl. People are just vicious gossips, especially, I’m sorry to say, yo’ mama. In fact, and God forgive me in advance for being such a loose-lips (boquiflojo), but Mommy Dearest has already gone over and smacked that poor girl upside the head.

Alfie, who’s been loitering over in the make-up department getting a busted lip put on, marches in when she hears her name. Thanks a lot, bro! Lots of bickering ensues and ends up with Damián telling his Mom she’s not the boss of him and he can pick his own playmates. Dude, I think you’re going to need to say that more than once.

Casa Castañon:

The Doc stops by to see his old friend Augusto, with whom he remains old friends since the days of old, even though they haven’t been in the same frame together for fifteen years. Greetings, old friend!

Augie is sober for once, although he still shambles around like Frankenstein. (I don’t remember that from before, but maybe in the old days he had less reason to lurch.) They natter about problems in the fields, and stress, and problems at home, and stress, and what old friends they are and all. Actually, Augie says, you’re the only friend I have left. In an amazingly smooth conversational transition, Doc pops out with, “You don’t really love your wife, do you?”

Well, um, no, actually. It was a mistake to marry her. The Doc tells him that even so, she has stuck by him all these years, and he should treat her better. Augie says Carmina’s not the shrinking violet you think she is – she can take care of herself.

Meanwhile, the Tropic Under Discussion is, of course, listening at the door. Eliza catches her and they have a little spit-spat about how badly behaved each finds the other. Eliza flounces off to the kitchen just as the doorbell rings. It’s Damián, asking after Eliza. Tropicana tells him she’s out running around as usual; who knows where or with whom. You know how those trashy girls are. Yeah, sure, I’ll tell her you stopped by, coz I have such superb social skills. I gotta go now and slather on a bunch of lip gloss to plant on the doctor on his way out.

Casa Tovar:

Bony Begony is giving her son a hard time for working so hard at the factory that he didn’t even bring home any gossip. What you should be doing, she says, is cozying up to the Prodigal Son – he’s the real dueño, and why shouldn’t he sack Gabino and give you the foreman’s job? Enrique’s eyes light up – really, Ma? Ya think?

The Doc comes back, and Begoña snarls that he’s not to worry, they ate without him. And where were you, anyway? Why, I stopped by to pay an old-friend visit to my old friend Augusto, like old friends do. She doesn’t much care for his choice of friends. Well, he doesn’t much care for hers – why doesn’t she dump that Arango harpy and hang out with nice women – like sweet, simple Carmina Bouvier, for instance? She looks at him like he’s the biggest idiot in the world, which he is. Yeah, you’ve got great taste in women – between crazy Carmina and that incompetent secretary, you’re 0 for 2. He flounces out, leaving her “con la palabra en la boca” (still talking.) Hard not to, really.

About Town:

Meanwhile, unbeknownst to us, Gabino has been running a Yucatán-wide talent search for someone smarmier than himself, and the lucky winner has fetched up at the cantina wearing a lean and hungry look and some kind of ratty straw man-purse. In between wild paranoid glances in all directions from under his scraggly bangs, he tells Gab that he needs to hide out for a while (presumably from the fashion police.) Gab marches him off to a hotel, makes him take a shower, and gives him a passing grade on his first exercise in gratuitous shirtlessness. He cleans up pretty good for a jumpy psycho felon. Maybe tomorrow he’ll get ponytail lessons.

“So what about that job you promised me?” “Chill out, pal, it won’t be long. My enemies are catching up with me, and I need you to watch my back.” Talk about job security – he won’t run out of work anytime soon.

In, Around & Between Casas Castañon y Arango:

Eliza and Lolita are reminiscing in the kitchen and Eliza asks her why she never married. She replies that there was someone, once…Eliza remembers: Braulio! That’s right! You were really in love with him, weren’t you? Lolita’s misty smile says it all, especially after Eliza remarks that he is always asking after her with Don Lucio. So, are you still in love with him? Whoops, we’re out of bread – here, you stir the soup while I run off to change the subject.

In the driveway, Lola runs into Damián, who asks if Eliza is back yet. Back from where? She hasn’t been anywhere. Oh, don’t believe anything her tía says – she’s just trying to keep you two apart. Here, let me drag you into the house and throw you at her.

Damián tells Eliza he knows all about the slapfest and now he understands why she was so cool to him. But we can’t let our parents run our lives – we have to confront them right now, starting with your Dad. Bad idea, Dam, he’s in his study, drink – um, thinking. All right then, come-onna my house, and we’ll straighten my mother out once and for all. (Gee, great idea, Damián! Shove Eliza up your Mom’s nose and then leave town. Way to make life easier for your homies. Clearly your grad degree isn’t in Psychology.)

While they’re strolling the 16 feet between mansions, Damián expresses surprise that Eliza’s never had a novio. I expect love to happen all of a sudden, she says, out of the blue. Dam-dam goes on to muse dreamily that he never would have suspected that he’d fall in love with a girl he’s known since they were children. Naturally Eliza thinks he means her and goes all Cinderella-at-the-ball. (Clearly his grad degree isn’t in Communication, either.) Fortunately that little anvil isn’t long in falling – about 6 seconds, actually. They go through the front door of Casa Arango hand-in-hand, and who should they meet but…

“¡Mi amor!”

…Florencia, who trip-traps across the floor as quickly as her blinding white ace bandage dress will allow and hangs herself around Dam’s neck like an Italian Medallion.

Well, looky there: Eliza can do that boiled-egg thing with her eyes, too. She doesn’t look as deranged as auntie, but give her time.

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LQNPA La que no podía amar Capitulo 70 April 3, 2012

Lots of bombshells dropped, while a certain douchebag is conspicuous in his absence.

I'll be working on it as soon as my video capture of the episode processes. This time I had to record it in SD (not HD) but eh, it's watchable.

No screencaps from tonight's episode yet, since the capture is still processing. But I will post a gratuitous screenshot from Friday's episode of Rohell, for all of us Jorge Salinas fangirls.

FROM EPISODE 68: Gratuitous Jorge Salinas Screenshot—Rohell enjoys teasing Cupcake by asking her if she can help him take a bath.

Okay, now a brief summary of what happened tonight (events may not be listed in order):

* It turns out that Maripaz is dead, when Mersnotty, Gus, et al find her body, she's been dead for several hours.

Gus carries Maripaz's body as the three brujas look on.

Bruno's reaction when he overhears that Maripaz's body has been found. Viewerville strongly suspects that Bruno knew about her death before the police did.

*Maripaz is clutching something in her hand, but Mersnotty tells everyone not to take it; as it might be considered evidence for the police to deal with.
* The Police Chief connects the dots between Rogelio's drunken brother-in-law and Maripaz, since Miguel (the aforementioned drunken brother-in-law) was the last person to see Maripaz alive. Off to jail Miguel goes. Police Chief and Bruno both know that Mr. Big Shot (Rohell) won't be happy when he hears about this.
* Miguel, of course, has no memory of what happened the night before, since he was busily engaged in embracing his drunken lifestyle. He remains a sad-sack throughout the entire episode, lurching around in a half-stupor at first, and then whining and afraid for the remaining part of the episode.

Miguel (at the police station), is oblivious to what is going on, and is recovering from a busy night of embracing his drunken lifestyle.

* Ulysses and Macaria are beside themselves with worry over where Maripaz is. When Dani unwittingly visits the store, they light into her, assuming that Miguel is somehow involved in Maripaz's disappearance. They have the nerve to accuse her of being pregnant, not even pretending to be discreet about Dani buying a pregnancy test earlier. Dani tells them that she doesn't have to explain anything to them. (Good for her! I know that they are under a lot of duress, but they have no idea of what "privacy" means. Who would want to buy anything from them if they are that nosy and indiscreet?)

Ulysses and Macaria, worried about Maripaz, blab in front of everyone that Dani is "supposedly" pregnant by Miguel. Dani is pretty annoyed by their indiscretion and their jumping to all the wrong conclusions.

* Bruno seems to want for Miguel to be guilty, acting like it's a foregone conclusion that he is. He goes so far as to tell Miguel, "You killed Maripaz!" as poor Miguel is shocked and trying to digest the news of her death. Bruno pretends to want to "help" Miguel, saying that Miguel must confess all to him, his lawyer, so Bruno can help defend him. All Miguel does is continue to freak out and be distressed over the news that a friend has died.

Bruno works hard to try to convince a sad-sack Miguel that he killed Maripaz.

* Maripaz's parents (Ulysses and Macaria) are of course heartbroken when they hear the news of Maripaz's death. Ulysses especially is out for blood, wanting to hang Miguel right then and there.

Horribly shocked at the news of their only child's death.

* Rohell is still AWOL, as is Ernesto. No one knows anything about their whereabouts. Now, unless both guys have been abducted by aliens or something, I think it's very inconsiderate for them to not have left a note or SOMETHING. Come on. Poor Maria is beside herself with worry, as is Cupcake. (I feel worse about Maria feeling worried than anyone! You just don't worry your Nana like that. I'm just saying.)

Maria is in tears and sick with worry, having heard nothing of Rohell's whereabouts.

* Cupcake is all worried about Rohell, while (predictably) Tia is all about what's in it for her. She actually likes the idea of Rohell never coming back, because that means that everything is Cupcake's! Whoa, lady, you have no soul.
* Vainessa plays the devoted, sympathetic sister to Cupcake and comes by to console her. In actuality, she and the rest of the Evil Team are pleased to hear that Miguel has been accused of murder.

Vainessa feigns sisterly concern and visits Cupcake, pretending to give a damn. In reality she's just gloating.  The Gustavito isn't buying her act for a minute.

* The Evil Team don't know where Rohell is either, but are still plotting and planning and figure they can take advantage of Rohell's current absence, as it'll give them more time to dam up the river that feeds water to Rohell's Hacidenda.
* The Sad Sack Miguel has to be held in jail for at least 72 hours while they investigate. Poor Dani, Cupcake and everyone else (except for Tia, of course) are worried about him, while he wallows in self-pity and Sad-sackiness.

The Gustavito tells Miguel that he has to straighten out and no longer embrace his drunken lifestyle.

* Some crap with Mersnotty and her relationship with Ernesto. She hasn't heard anything from Ernesto either.
* Tia visits Miguel in jail and lights into him, blaming him for everything and also assuming he must be guilty. Yeah, like Miguel needs to hear that kind of crap right now.
* There is a funeral for Maripaz, but neither Cupcake nor Rohell attend. Maria apologizes to the grieving parents, saying that Cupcake is ill and Rohell is "abroad." Ulysses wants justice for Maripaz and is worried that since Miguel is the brother-in-law of Mr. Big Shot (Rohell) that he'll not face proper punishment. But Sinthia soberly says that no one is above the law and that justice will be served.
* The Gustavito is being strong and supportive for Cupcake and actually being useful. But unfortunately, during one of their indiscreet conversations at the hacienda (you know, the kind they have where they discuss private matters in public and in not-lowered voices), Sinthia overhears. She comes in just as Gustavito tells Cupcake that he "loves her."  (To her credit, Cupcake was not all rainbows and flowers with Gus, and was more concerned about what Rohell and Sin would think about Gus being her ex-novio.) Well, Sin blows a gasket at hearing all of this, as predicted.

Suspicious Sin listens in.

"Es el colmo!" (It's the limit!) Sin has a freakout. She slaps Gustavito across the face, too, before storming off to tattle to her bro. Who of course is nowhere to be found.

* Sin is all bent to tell Rohell about Cupcake's and Gustavito's "betrayal." She assumes that Gus only got close to her to get to Cupcake.
* In an attempt to reason with Sin, Gus tells her everything. How he and Cupcake were an item, his beating, blah blah blah. But also as important, he spills the beans about Rohell's and Cupcake's marriage contract. Now Sin knows that the marriage is not for "real." I don't like the sound of this at all.

The Gustavito tries to reason with an unreasonable Sin.

* When Sin has her freakout and swears she's gonna tattle to Rohell, the Cupcake is actually quite worried, not just for herself and not for Gus's welfare, but because she hates the idea of Rohell thinking badly of her. She can't bear the idea of this. Tia looks very pleased about this development. Cupcake also just wants things out in the open. She's sick of the worry and dread.

Cupcake is sick with worry about how Rohell will react when he finds out the whole truth.

* Maria warns the Gustavito to not hurt her baby chick, Sinthia. "Better that you leave if you will end up hurting her!" is what Maria sternly says to the Gustavito.
* Efrian bursts through Sin's bedroom window (as is his wont) but a grieved and betrayed Sin welcomes his advances quite enthusiastically this time, using him for comfort. She feels he's the only guy who truly needs her and understands her. Efrian just goes with the flow.

Efrain doesn't hesitate to hop into the sack with Sin, but knows that something is up with her.

* Poor little Margarito is worried about what will happen to him. He's still stuck in his bed with the neck brace on. Cupcake hints that she may be kicked out by Rohell when the sh*t completely hits the fan, but assures Margarito that she'll keep seeing him and looking after him.
* Sin tries and tries to get in contact with Rohell, but nobody knows anything. She tells Gustavito that she won't tell Rohell (not revealing that it's because she can't reach Rohell!) and has a "deal" to offer him instead. END OF EPISODE!! What is this "deal" that Sin has cooked up?

AVANCES: I can't recall off the top of my head, but no previews show Rohell! So he must be still AWOL.

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Pancho is shopping for a suit, with Rebe, just being boring and stuff. There's a weird musical interlude where Pancho imagines himself conducting Beethoven's 5th.

Ana plays a gig for some rich kids... at least she dispensed with those awful "sexy Ana" outfits, and is wearing what looks like the smoking jacket Pancho just rejected.

Now a boring scene with Fers and Doc Oc talking about their relationship in front of a green-screened woodsy background. She wants him to lighten up a bit and enjoy the fake park.

Ugh, more wedding stuff, there's a nice toast with Chela, Enzo, Rebe and Pancho. They review the invitations. They make another toast, this one to forgiveness.

Ana does another show for the rich guy (maybe what I saw last was the dress rehearsal).

Vins tries his luck with Celeste, but as they sit down at their table, Candy walks in with... Arnold! Vins calls out "CandI" like he normally does, but it's clear he's not weaseling his way out of this one. But I look forwards to watching him try.

Pepe tries to console Frida over the theft of the "Panther," but very swiftly finds himself smooching her. Things always move so fast in this show, like when Tomas went from prisoner to cop in about a month.

Vins pulls Arnold aside to yell at him, and give the girls a chance to exchange harsh words. The boys agree to not tell Pina. Vins emotes about how hard it is to be him, with such a need for new sensations, etc. They rejoin with the girls, and Vins tries to snag a kiss as he leaves. Candi socks him one on the nose.

Kari is really cute trying to make fred and pina meditate. Pina: oms, oms, oms. It's a total riot. Ado gets in on the fun, but swiftly falls asleep as Cari whispers in Fred's ear that she still loves him.

Another boring mushy scene with Pancho and Rebe, but for this one they're in their clothes in a sleeping bag by a fire (I guess it's a firepit, but it looks an awful lot like a garbage-can fire), with warehouse-looking stuff in the background.

Ana is eating dinner with the rich dude, prying about his dead wife. Apparently she died of breast cancer because she didn't do proper self-examinations. Ana makes some eyes at him.

Vins gets caught sneaking into his house at night. Pina realizes that he was with someone new ("cheap perfume but not Candi's? You've got a new one")

Rebe's mom calls up and bugs her. That's all.

Chela comes to visit and Frida welcomes her in. There'll be shit to pay. She lets Pepe have it. He's already under fire when Enzo walks in and Frida steps out of the shower wearing some of Pepe's plaid, asking if he wants her to wash his.... Uh-Oh. Enzo: "do all of your amigas bathe here?" Enzo REALLY lets him have it, using some of that slick-lawyer-menace that was put to such ill use earlier in the series.

Ana is expecting flowers from her Pollis, and finds a huge mountain of them. Unfortunately for Fred, they're from Adrian (her rich patron).

Why do you think we got such dramatic music for Tomas/Lupita giving breakfast for a poor girl? [added later] It's pretty clear that she's been abused, judging by the way she shies away from Pepe and talks about her dad. That's grim.

Pina walks in on Celeste wiggling in Vins' lap. I'm reminded of that line from Iron Man... "let's face it, this isn't even remotely the most embarrassing thing you've caught me doing." Anyway, poor Pina.

Adrian calls while Ana's on the phone with Fred, and I think it finally dawns on her that his attentions are somewhat less than appropriate. It's extra creepy when he wishes her "sweet dreams." Freddy does notice that something is amiss, and complains to Kari.

Candi wants to open a shop with the chorro of cash she got from Napoleon. Also, Arnold has been throwing dogs at her (one of my favorite recurring slangisms from this show).

Now Pancho opens fire on Pepe, who brings up Pancho's two-girl situation with Rebe and Chela, but Pancho actually makes a lot of sense in his argument: you have to tell Monica the truth - what if the tables were turned and Moni had some secret Frenchman, wouldn't you deserve to know?

YAY! Pina changed the locks! "If you're looking for your things, look in the garden..." Hilariously, Vins looks to the sky and asks "why, why?" when it's so obvious why. He grovels fruitlessly, and she goes upstairs to fling his fragile belongings into the yard one by one. My favorite moment in this show ever thus far.

Adrian shows up ahead of Ana's next gig, and she lets him know that shee has a boyfriend. He leaves, politely.

Pepe struggles in his attempts to write Moni an email. Frida calls up and thanks him for saving her from jumping off a bridge (I guess it runs in the family) after losing her car.

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I covered for Ez while he got home.

Vince's hormones are on another infantile rampage and Pina knows it. "Where were you last night, Chento?" "With clients." "Again with the lies as before? By the way I told Pancho I don't want to be president any more, things are going back as they were before. Have you retired your complaint against him? "You seem different." "The novelty, the honeymoon, it's over!"

Candy the grieving widow is surprised to get a giant smacker of a kiss from Arnold. Arnold uses his deepest voice to come on to her, she's surprised. "Arnold, you'll have to choose between me and Pina."

Ana's band has a private party to do in Guadalajara for millionaire Adrian Uriastigui, I think he has a shoe business. She surmises he will be "panzon i pelon" (fat and hairy) and he hears that and teases her. He's actually normal looking and flirts with her. He's hired her because his kids like the band. He's a widower.

Freddie tells Kari he's worried about his depressed mom: "She said the enchantment is over, she's having an identity crisis." Kari comes over but she is too young and vapid to be any help.

The few brain cells rattling around noisily inside Vince's empty head are distracting him. Celeste is ready to join the parade of his sacrificial bimbos. He flirts with her, grabs her, dances his flamenco of moronic delight.

Pancho and Rebe continue their incredibly boring tour of wedding vendors.

Pepe makes it back to work. Moni (if it's really Moni and not some robot) calls him and asks why he hasn't been calling. What, is that a cassette in her hand? All will be revealed at some other time. She says she'll be back for the wedding. She's acting very oddly. Pepe rehashes recent events, leaving out his crush on his fellow mechanic. Frida walks by and distracts him.

Now Frida is crying sitting on a tire. I thought it was for love, but no, somebody stole her car! It was (as she has told us many times) all she had to remember her grandparents by!

OK, Pancho doesn't want to wear tie and tails, he imagines conducting an orchestra in front of a lot of tiny cutouts of fake audience members. The smoking jacket makes him feel like a waiter. He wants to get married in his tennies.

Ana and the atta-boys give a private concert for the rich guy's kids. Over to you, Ezra!

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Rumor has it that Tuesday's episode is a good one. Madelaine, I stole a portion of your comment for today's title. I'm actually looking forward to watching this episode!

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