Where do I begin? Where. Do. I. Begin. Like this episode, I might as well start at the end, with Salvador resigning from his post. People leave, they start new adventures. Some get their sons back. Others remain, waiting until old age to reunite with their partner. And others retire because they turn 80 in three months and, honestly, they deserve a break if they bloody want to. Continue reading
It is always impossible to pick just one episode out of a whole series, but if I had to choose just one, I might say one from season 2 where the team meets Napoleon in a monastery. Granted, I love many other episodes (Felipe II, Lorca, Lope, Groundhog Day with Isabel I, Cervantes…) but I don’t think I ever laughed as hard as I did with the monastery. But this week’s episode comes close. Continue reading
I don’t know if I have admitted this before, but I have a soft spot for stories about older people. Continue reading
Do not try to change the past. Every single time travel show tells you exactly that. Nothing good comes out of it and you end up making things even worse. That is the lesson Pacino learns this week, the hard way. Continue reading
I have never considered myself a superstitious person. I don’t believe in things like horoscopes or rabbit’s feet, but I do like to think that some people are capable of having premonitory dreams. Or that perhaps we all do, but only some are able to remember them. Continue reading
Old foes return! Did you think, like I did, that said foe was going to be Lola? Then, you are as mistaken as I am (for now at least), because the villain comes from the past. The paaaaaast. Continue reading
Historical justice. I have long hoped for a portrayal of Mary Tudor where she is not depicted as a bloodthirsty, vengeful old lady. But history is told by the victors. Continue reading
For those of you who expected to find out last week more about Eulogio’s dream and whether or not that had made his memories return… Sorry! But there is way too much going on to spend time on a sedated man who still has dreams about Lorca and a girl running. Continue reading
November 1st, 2017. That was the last time Pacino and Alonso saw each other. And that was the last time El Ministerio del Tiempo blessed our screens with its presence. It has been forever, but now it’s back, in grand style, and it doesn’t waste a minute! Continue reading
No act comes without consequences, and after the alleged death (because we all knew that wasn’t a real death) of Irene’s mentor, chaos was certainly coming our way. Continue reading
