Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You were at a catholic mass, Dr. berkowitz?

If they had guessed I was a serial killer,

Who said anything?

Lydia, a stroke is not nothing.

- Oh, no. - What?

A weird lie, but it's still a lie!

And how dare you keep a secret from me?

Finally, you are going to pick a boy to be your quinces escort.

For real, Elena, I've had a crush on you all year.

That sounds scary. I am nailing this!

He's in my English class.

Alex, I can't believe you told on me!

And I am shutting this unauthorized party down.

So I can't say for sure that I don't like broccoli.

You had a stroke?

Elena's downstairs alone? With a boy?

Ay, okay. Relax.

At the end, Elena tells Penelope what she did at school: She learned "every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.", in reference to the Frank Capra film It's a Wonderful Life. And she tells her she learned it all from Aunt Donna (the real Donna Reed was in the movie), who invites all the kids for a Christmastime sleepover every year.

Why would that be confusing?

Okay, Elena, I'm sorry.

Just a casual drink, not a big deal.

Anyway, I gotta go soon,

because we were in the best shape of our lives.

Oh, it's okay, Alvarez, the rest of us will talk next week.

Lydia, take it easy. You have a history of stroke.

He rejects me, I full-on fake cry, abuelita feels guilty,

Vete con dios, abuelita.