Actually in the original one, more than a month (30 episodes or so) passed by without Juana knowing what happened to her. Telenovelas have a lot of episodes but they're heavy on dark looks and basically nothing actually happening.

I come from the future. Actually I watched bits of the original telenovela and she spent like a good 30 episodes without knowing what the hell happened, and I'm not sure, but she never got to know who the father was. Like they summarized the whole year long soap in one episode and added a lot more drama. I liked that.

He grows a year per episode. By end of season, he's going to college.

Loved Earl being happier about telling Jay that Mitch was gay rather than creeped out about him dating his niece.

YES! Loved that bit. Actually this is one of these episodes so well directed and acted that you have to watch it twice to make sure you get to see all reactions of all characters.

I loved every bit of her. That reaction shot when their parents were «flirting» with the other couple (as Chirs_DE) said, her happy face pretending to trim the plants while she was clearly cutting the air… And I loved the «oh, that's how I knew yo… Oh, hello?» with the phone. Very very funny.

I think… I THINK that on this episode Cam and Mitch didn't seem to hate each other that much, so maybe they're progressing and will someday eventually like one another.

Yes, I thought that too. It was like… it's not funny, his kid is being bullyied and he just didn't care. Please stop making all girls Megs.

Really? I feel like a dog who gets excited because he constantly forgets things.

Hasn't anybody commented on the painting on Joe's bedroom? Gloria and Jay as angels just like Cam and Mitch on Lily's bedroom.

Maybe they're the next Claire and Phill so that the show runs forever.

I usually love her physical comedy, but this was not as good as she has been. I don't know, maybe she looked a little bit like she was on cocaine. She, the actress, not the character.

I laughed more with this comment than with any other line on the show.

This is one of the best comments on Devious Maids I've ever seen.

To have a cute-looking fallback when Lily grows.

"He's such a nerd. He, likes, wears glasses and is holding a folder".

Yes, the one playing Lily never looks at the actors she's supposed to be speaking to. It's like she's looking at her mom behind the cameras.

I know, right? On a previous comment a guy told me they used proper lighting, so I assume it looks more like a professional movie and less like a documentary. Looks better, but less real. Must be that.

I knew something was different :D
Thanks!

Nolan Gould had always been such a good actor, why did he seem out of an infomercial when he was cooking and Phill was eating a good plum? I mean, I know that was the whole idea, but it just seem bad; just as the scene where he reacts to the bat. Weird.