- Original release
- Previous episode S01E26 - Un mare di guai
- Number S02E01
- Episode runtime 54 minutes
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Director
Francesco Vicario
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Writer
Herbert Simone Paragnani
- Country Italy
- Original language Italian
- Genres Family, Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Last update
21 septembre 2026 - 04:00
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La fine delle vacanze estive porta novità in casa Cesaroni. Lucia, in preda a strani malesseri, crede di essere incinta e cerca di parlarne con Giulio. Quest'ultimo, però, fraintende e pensa che ad aspettare un bambino sia Stefania. Marco ed Eva per una pura coincidenza si incontrano in un paese sul lago di Garda, dove Marco si era recato in compagnia di Rachele: Eva e Rachele hanno una vivace discussione e la ragazza finisce poi per litigare anche con Marco. L'episodio finisce con un flashback dell'ultima puntata della prima serie: Marco ed Eva si erano ritrovati sullo stesso traghetto, ma mentre Marco la stava per raggiungere, ha incontrato Rachele. Il flashback continuava con l'immagine di Eva in partenza per Milano, dove avrebbe raggiunto suo padre. Nella località di vacanza dove risiede Eva, c'è anche Marco con Rachele...
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