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June 7, 2025 114 mins
El episodio arranca con un caótico inicio en la periferia, donde el presentador Israel Gordón confiesa que hace solo "12 minutos estaba en mi casa dormido todavía", considerándolo "casi un milagro" estar al aire a las 8:08 AM. La resaca es un tema recurrente, con Raquel admitiendo haber dormido solo dos horas, aunque bromea que "igual nos sale mejor que estando sobrio". Entre chistes sobre el despertador fallido por un cambio de móvil y la "mamatina" como alternativa a la pizza, Raquel luce un "abanico de la duquesa de Alba" para su club de lectura de Bridgerton, aunque confiesa que lo que realmente controla son los bares. El ambiente se caldea con la entrada de Dani, que confiesa que le han "despertado" y Bob, quien, según él, está "haciendo flexiones por la mañana". La conversación fluye entre el caos de las obras en Barcelona y la sugerencia de poner a Lady Gaga para "hacer magia" y despertar del todo a un presentador con "los ojos de chino un poco". La locura continúa con un debate sobre la participación de una mujer de 80 años en la final de Miss Corea del Sur y la de una de 60 en Miss Argentina, discutiendo si la "belleza es patrimonio exclusivo de la juventud" y las restricciones de edad del Miss Universo, levantadas "desde 2024". La icónica película Regreso al Futuro genera discusiones sobre si Michael J. Fox realmente tocaba la guitarra y el misterioso cambio de la novia de Marty McFly, con la teoría de un "machismo inherente" o una "alteración en la línea temporal". El mundo de la televisión también es protagonista con la dramática entrada de Melody en "El Hormiguero", "colgada en una especie de columpio" y "cantando esa diva", mientras "lanza a Televisión Española" sutiles "zasca" por no dejarla "hacer las cosas como ella quería". El episodio se cierra con la emoción por la nueva Nintendo Switch 2 de Emily, cuyo precio de "600 pavos" podría requerir "vender un riñón", y la surrealista propuesta de que Amador de La que se avecina represente a España en Eurovisión con su "Mandanga Style", mientras se repasa la cartelera de cine con polémicas adaptaciones y estrenos de tan solo dos días.
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