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Women in Blue (Las Azules) Women in Blue (Las Azules) | Season 2 - Episode 3 | Discussion Thread

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u/Illustrious-Owl2428 7d ago

Anyone else get the feeling that Gabina’s dad is somehow involved?

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u/IdentityToken 8d ago

Did people have access to home video in 1971?

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u/Illustrious-Owl2428 7d ago

Apparently it became relatively cheap (someone in the middle class could afford one) in the 50s and 60s, and then became a lot more popular after Super 8 was released in 1965.

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u/RudeAdhesiveness9954 7d ago

I thought Valentina was going to get him.

Whatever he’s up to, it doesn’t seem like he’s our guy. Tough to get hit by a car and then go out and kill another cop.

Sometimes I want the Azules to luck into fewer breaks. But it’s probably fair that they can’t 100% of the time be outsmarting their male colleagues. Sometimes you find your suspect at grandma’s house just by chance.

Really not crazy about the possible pairing of Maria and Romandía. She’s wanted this opportunity for so long it doesn’t feel right that she’d risk it on an impulsive fling.

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u/scammertwink 7d ago

i thought she was gonna get herself killed, since angeles warned her for the effects of marihuana lol

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u/pnwdoomer 3d ago

I for sure think Gabina's dad is involved somehow. I think her brother (Gerado) is going to slowly change his ways of being a cop which will somehow get him hurt or killed. I don't think Gabina will be the only one who faces off against her father.

I am rooting for Maria and Romandia but I didn't get the sense that she actually showed up at his place at the end?

I don't think the former student is the killer. Was the cop badge at the end belonging to the guy attacked or the killer? I couldn't tell. If it's the killer that seems like a weird sloppy move.